What it does
The example chooses a worker, rates risk and decides whether a person should approve the task before Herdr creates a workspace.
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A practical guide and prototype for putting Jev triage in front of Herdr-managed coding agents.
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The example chooses a worker, rates risk and decides whether a person should approve the task before Herdr creates a workspace.
Your developer can adapt this guide to sort tasks for automated workers. The prototype code sends a new task to TypeSafe, an outside AI service. It asks the service to choose the best worker and rate the risk.
If the service labels an action dangerous, the script pauses and waits for a person. To run this test, your developer needs an access key that connects the software to TypeSafe.