A practical architecture for governed bank reconciliation
How to fetch accounting records in parallel, use an interactive agent to investigate gaps, and keep every generated entry inside a controlled workflow.
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How to fetch accounting records in parallel, use an interactive agent to investigate gaps, and keep every generated entry inside a controlled workflow.
Approval is most useful at a decision boundary—not as a blanket review step added after the automation is already finished.
A useful framework for deciding when a workflow needs model reasoning and when ordinary code, rules, or API operations are the safer choice.
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