Anybody else struggling with constant approvals? Are you reading all of them?

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Summary

反思AI代理审批流程中人类把关的有效性,提出将小项审批批量处理为每日摘要以保持关注度,而非即时逐项审批。

Set my agent up so anything overa threshold needs my approval before it goes through. Felt very responsible lol. Three weeks in I catch myself approving from the lock screen without reading, similarly to how I accept long terms and conditions. The Slack thread about the agent that confidently invented a deadline got me thinking the HIL conversation is backwards. Everyone asks where to put the human gate. Nobody asks what keeps the gate meaningful after week two, or even week one. A gate you stop reading isn't a gate, it's latency. I’m trying a new approach now, fewer, bigger approvals. Batch the small stuff into a daily digest I actually read, keep the instant ping only for things that would genuinely hurt. No idea yet if it holds, only started trying this out this week. How is everyone keeping approvals meaningful after you read the first few?
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