human-in-the-loop — Requiring a person's approval at specific points in an automated process, chosen so the irreversible steps are the ones a human sees.
Why it matters
Turn-based interfaces freeze the model's perception while it generates; a multi-stream micro-turn architecture lets it perceive and respond simultaneously, making human-in-the-loopRequiring a person's approval at specific points in an automated process, chosen so the irreversible steps are the ones a human sees.Full definition → steering viable during long tasks rather than only before and after.
