A specific proposal
Name the object and the exact change. Make the before and after visible.
AGENT PROPOSESHUMAN REVIEW / AGENT ACTIONS
CONCEPT STUDYA deliberate pause.
A visible decision.
An agent can propose the change. You decide what happens next. Put the action, the evidence and the decision in the same place.
Review a sample action Fictional software. A working local demonstration.Sample proposals. Nothing runs.
Choose one, inspect the evidence and record your decision on this page.
SELECT A SAMPLE ACTION
Every sample keeps its own local decision.
sample-request / 041Move a fictional service request from General to Specialist review.
Proposed by: Routing assistant · fictional sample{
"queue": "general",
"owner": "unassigned"
}{
"queue": "specialist-review",
"owner": "unassigned"
}“This question needs someone who can explain the access rules.” — fictional request excerpt
Change one queue field. The owner and request content stay as they are.
REVIEW QUESTIONThe note suggests a specialist review. It does not establish which person should own the request.
Choose a sample, inspect its context, then make a local decision.
RELOAD CLEARS LOCAL CHANGESThe point of a review is understanding the next action. Keep its scope and its context together, from proposal to decision.
Name the object and the exact change. Make the before and after visible.
AGENT PROPOSESRead the source note and the limits of what it actually tells you.
REVIEWER INSPECTSAllow locally or keep on hold. Neither choice executes anything here.
YOU DECIDEThe chosen label and its history stay beside this sample until reset.
CONTEXT REMAINSA broad instruction becomes a specific proposal. Read the object, the before and the after without having to infer what the agent meant.
SCOPE BEFORE SPEEDA proposal is only part of the story. The supporting note and the unanswered question deserve the same space as the suggested action.
EVIDENCE WITH CONTEXTAllowing and holding are different decisions. A visible local record makes it clear which choice you made and which action it belongs to.
A DECISION, NOT A GUESSWHERE THE PAUSE BELONGS
Explore the review point inside a few everyday workflows. These are concept examples, not connected integrations.
A queue change can look small while moving responsibility across a team. Give the reviewer a clear destination, the proposed scope and the missing context.
A request moves to another queue.
ASKDoes the destination match the work?This page demonstrates the pause.
Real systems need real controls.
THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
A good review starts with knowing what you are looking at.
No. Agent Ledger is a fictional software concept and an interactive design demonstration. There is no connected agent, customer account or production service.
The selected sample gets an “Allowed locally” decision and an entry in its local history. Nothing is executed. Each sample has a separate record, and Reset this action restores only that sample.
No. The page illustrates a human review pattern. It does not enforce a policy, validate evidence, provide an audit system or make any compliance claim.
Nowhere. Preparing the note displays a summary on this page. There is no email, network request, browser storage, sign-up or saved record. Reloading or changing the configured content clears the local session.
START WITH THE REVIEW POINT
Sketch the action you would want a person to review. Prepare a local concept note to see the idea in your own words.