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7/16/2026
The original title is: "MonkeyCode Human Review: What Evidence Should Make "Approve" Possible?"

The original title is: "MonkeyCode Human Review: What Evidence Should Make "Approve" Possible?"

Original: MonkeyCode Human Review: What Evidence Should Make “Approve” Possible?

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A proposed review-card schema for evaluating AI agent outputs in MonkeyCode SaaS, separating agent claims from verifiable evidence. The framework defines when to approve, revise, defer, or stop based on requirement matching, environment identity, check completeness, and warning reconciliation. Three synthetic test packages help evaluators distinguish complete evidence from persuasive but incomplete summaries.

  • •Review-card schema separates agent claims from verifiable evidence
  • •Defines explicit stop conditions for uninformed approvals
  • •Includes three synthetic test packages to calibrate reviewer judgment

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