Randomized trial introduces a HITL framework for automated workflows in enterprises, suggesting improved governance and risk management.
Enterprise workflow automation frequently faces adoption barriers due to strict governance, budget constraints, and risk aversion toward fully autonomous AI agents. This paper presents a zero-infrastructure, "Human-in-the-Loop" (HITL) architectural framework that combines native spreadsheet engines, automated script triggers, and side-panel Large Language Model (LLM) parsing. By enforcing strict boundary conditions where AI performs contextual extraction while deterministic scripts handle execution, the architecture achieves 100% auditable workflow synchronization across multi-project streams.
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