Give your AI agent a "brake pedal".
Autonomous agents are cool, but scary in production.
You don't want an agent sending emails to 10k customers without a check.
Introducing the "Waitpoint" pattern 🧵
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Most queueing systems are binary: Running or Finished.
@triggerdotdev introduces a third state: "Waiting for Input".
The agent runs, drafts the email, and then... STOPS.
It generates a secure token and waits.
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You send that token to a human (Slack, Email, Dashboard).
The human reviews the draft.
Approved? The run resumes exactly where it left off.
Rejected? The run cancels or loops back to draft again.
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This enables "Human-in-the-Loop" workflows that can last for days.
- Need approval from Legal? Wait 2 days.
- Need a user to upload a CSV? Wait 1 hour.
No servers spinning. No state lost.
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Build safer agents.
Implement Human-in-the-Loop with one line of code:
`await wait.forToken(approval)`
Docs: tgr.dev/IeYDIzF
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