Trigger
Autonomous Agent
Human Gate (HITL)
Tool / Action
The default preset has five nodes and four displayed edges. Its security checkpoint reads the current controls. With authentication changes checked and security score point seven two below threshold point eight five, it pauses in escalated state. Equality does not escalate, and unchecking the authentication condition bypasses this particular gate. These numbers are supplied demonstration values, not calibrated security confidence. Step simulation increments an array index and processes the next preset node; it does not traverse the dependency edges as a general DAG scheduler. It records a node before deciding whether escalation is required. Human gate nodes log cleared when reached; a separate operator click is required only after an actual escalated state. Approve changes state to running and immediately steps forward. Reject sets completed state, so exported completed status alone is not proof of successful execution. The final tool node adds a log about committed changes and annotations, but does not perform a remote action. Export contains preset nodes, edges, control policies, state and trace. The full run uses timers to advance the same node sequence until escalation or completion. Offline graph libraries may be unavailable, and source handlers can remain uninitialized. This preview preserves that native behavior; it is not a verified deployed workflow engine.