Human checkpoint
One inbox, sorted so the top is what matters.
If every team asks for approval separately, the approver drowns again. So everything queues into one ranked list.
Each item is one line: what the agents want to do, and why. A tap opens the evidence. Approve, edit or reject, and the paused graph resumes.
Ranking puts risky and time-sensitive items first, such as a live network case, and low-risk items in a batch that can be cleared together. Items that passed every critic can be approved in one go, with a few held back for spot checks.
This is the answer to the bottleneck: not fewer checkpoints, but cheaper ones.
NETWORK Big packets dropping, one route Move traffic? Engineer needed. TICKET Changes billing rounding Critics still disagree. CUSTOMER Evening Wi-Fi drops, may leave Free extender + check-in?