Automation does not mean every step should run without review. Writing a file, overwriting content, sending a message, or deleting material can affect real work. The user needs to see what is about to happen before those actions run.
iAgent marks important actions when it drafts the workflow. When the run reaches one of those points, it pauses. The user can review the current input, the expected output, and the reason confirmation is needed. The workflow continues only after the user chooses to continue.
The decision record matters as much as the pause. When the user approves, rejects, or leaves a note, that decision should be saved. Later review should not depend on memory.
This fits contract edits, file overwrites, outbound content, and batch changes. Repeated execution can belong to the system, while important decisions remain with the user.