Human-approved reinspection scheduling agent
The first and second images link to the same item record. Valid approval opens the reinspection queue; identity or recipe-version mismatches prevent execution. The workflow, tool calls and human approval are simulated.
The first and second images link to the same item record. Valid approval opens the reinspection queue; identity or recipe-version mismatches prevent execution.
- 01 Read evidence
- 02 Tool calls
- 03 Evidence-linked plan
- 04 Human review
- 05 Approval and command gate
The item image and event context are read while the item arrives. No live external-system connection is used.
- Evidence records
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- Simulated approval
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- Simulated tool calls
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Scenes are illustrative simulations; they are not customer references or performance guarantees.
Need
A second PCB image can clarify an initial finding, but a wrong recipe or identity makes the review unreliable. The item and conditions for reinspection must be validated.
Solution approach
The agent links the first image, item identity and inspection recipe, then drafts reinspection under another light or viewpoint. A person approves the plan; an allowed scheduling tool checks its version before deterministic station execution.
Process steps
- 01
Read evidence
The item image and event context are read while the item arrives. No live external-system connection is used.
- 02
Tool calls
The scenario read-only tools compare simulated evidence packages: IMAGE + SCHEDULE.
- 03
Evidence-linked plan
Sources are associated in the ID / RECIPE context and a REINSPECT plan is drafted. Missing evidence remains separate.
- 04
Human review
The plan enters simulated review; this phase is not approval. Missing or conflicting evidence produces a visible HOLD state.
- 05
Approval and command gate
Only the virtually approved cycle opens the allowed-command gate and releases the item. A held cycle keeps the gate closed without issuing a command.
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