Building AI Workflows with Preview, Approval, and Monitoring Steps
A developer shares how they built a human-in-the-loop AI workflow system with preview and approval gates before execution. The post is framed as a tutorial rather than a pain point, though it implicitly surfaces the challenge of safely deploying autonomous AI actions without adequate oversight tooling.
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