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+# Human-in-the-Loop with kagent: Keeping Humans in Control of AI Agents
+
 AI agents are getting good — really good — at taking autonomous action. They can inspect your Kubernetes cluster, diagnose problems, create resources, and even clean up after themselves. But here's the uncomfortable question most teams are quietly asking:
 
 *"Do I actually want an AI agent deleting things in my production cluster without asking me first?"*