kubbiai

Agent → human review

An AI agent produces a draft, recommendation, or decision that needs human approval before downstream work continues. The reviewer responds asynchronously, sometimes hours or days later. kubbi lets the agent terminate cleanly while the payload waits for the human.

How it works

  1. The agent creates a kubbi containing the draft output.
  2. The agent records the claim URL in a task system (e.g., a review queue, ticketing system, Slack message).
  3. The agent terminates. No long-lived process holds the payload.
  4. The reviewer opens the task, claims the kubbi, makes a decision.
  5. The downstream pipeline resumes from the decision.

The payload doesn't sit in the task system or in chat logs. The reviewer sees only the claim URL until they choose to pull the content.

Example

AI agent → human reviewer

An AI agent mid-workflow drops a draft output (~5 KB JSON requiring approval) into a kubbi with a short TTL and single-read, records the claim URL in a task system, and terminates. The human domain expert claims the payload later. The pipeline resumes from the reviewer's decision.

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