Escalation Thresholds and Remediation Policies
The rules for when an AI agent should stop retrying, stop guessing, and surface the problem to a human - before a fixable issue becomes an architectural mess
Escalation thresholds and remediation policies for AI-assisted development - covering attempt-based escalation, time-based escalation, stage-dependent tolerance, remediation tiers, the escalation decision matrix, and integration with checkpoint and verification systems in Human-in-the-Loop governance.
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