Human Loop
Determines when human intervention is needed in AI agent operations through a sequential scoring system.
About
This server acts as an intelligent middleware, employing a sequential scoring system to evaluate when human intervention is necessary in AI agent operations. It assesses requests through scoring gates, each representing a dimension that might require human input, such as complexity, permissions, risk, emotional intelligence, and confidence. A request is routed to a human only if it exceeds predefined thresholds in any of these dimensions, ensuring efficiency, scalability, tunability, and transparency in human-agent collaboration.
Key Features
- Decision tracking and logging for system improvement
- Configurable thresholds for each scoring dimension
- Dynamic threshold adjustment
- Sequential scoring system for evaluating requests
- Scoring dimensions include complexity, permissions, risk, emotional intelligence, and confidence
Use Cases
- Improving the efficiency and accuracy of AI-driven workflows
- Automating tasks with built-in human oversight
- Managing AI agent operations that require occasional human intervention
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