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Original: https://hoop.dev/blog/human-in-the-loop-approval-in-ai-coding-agents-explained
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Summary
A vendor blog post arguing that human-in-the-loop approval for AI coding agents belongs in the data path rather than in a post-hoc pull-request review. It contends that an agent authenticating directly against a Git server, registry or CI/CD orchestrator gives identity verification but no point at which policy can pause, inspect or require a human decision, so hallucinated secrets, CVE-bearing dependency updates and control-bypassing logic reach version control before anyone looks. Its proposed answer is a Layer 7 gateway that inspects each request at the protocol level, routes it to a reviewer where policy demands, forwards it only on consent, and records the session — the design the post’s own product, hoop.dev, implements.