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Human approval

Human approval is defined here as follows. A pause where a person inspects or changes agent state before the run continues. LangGraph provides this inside the graph. The directory source for this term is LangGraph overview. Last verified 2026-10-17. The directory lists 4 entries that use this term.

Last verified 2026-10-17

Sources

Listings

Directory listings whose sources describe this mechanism.

Listings in alphabetical order
NameStatusCategoryOpen sourceMechanism
LangGraphLiveFrameworks and runtimesYes

Low level orchestration runtime for long running stateful agents, with durable execution and human checkpoints inside the graph.

orchestration, approvals, state

MastraLiveFrameworks and runtimesYes

Open source TypeScript framework for agents and workflows, with memory, tool approvals, and processors that can block or redact content.

typescript, orchestration, approvals

Microsoft Agent FrameworkLiveFrameworks and runtimesYes

Open framework for building and orchestrating agents and multi agent workflows in Python and .NET, with graph workflows and human checkpoints.

multi-agent, orchestration, approvals

OpenAI Agents SDKLiveFrameworks and runtimesYes

Library that runs an agent loop in your application, with tools, handoffs, guardrails, sessions, and human approval before a tool runs.

orchestration, tools, approvals

Questions

What is Human approval?
A pause where a person inspects or changes agent state before the run continues. LangGraph provides this inside the graph.
Which listings use Human approval?
LangGraph, Mastra, Microsoft Agent Framework, OpenAI Agents SDK.
When was Human approval last verified?
Last verified 2026-10-17.

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