Explain the next step.
Order state, error code and recovery policy stay visible. A decision has a traceable basis.
Explore the decisions behind an agentic workflow. Inspect an order, check the recovery policy and approve the next action. Then change the failure and see why the response changes.
The policy checks eligibility before any simulated write. Nothing here changes a real customer order.
RECOVERY-01: retry only a transient timeout with no recorded success and fewer than 2 attempts. DATA-02: missing required data needs an owner. DEDUPE-03: a completed idempotency key must not run twice. CIRCUIT-04: an unhealthy dependency pauses recovery.
Select a scenario and inspect the order to see its evidence, applicable policy and proposed next step.
Proposed action: retry the sample provisioning request once, using the same idempotency key. Approve or reject this simulated action.
Inspect a scenario to create an exportable audit record.
Order state, error code and recovery policy stay visible. A decision has a traceable basis.
A plan is separate from permission to execute. Approval, rejection and escalation are distinct outcomes.
Duplicate events and unhealthy dependencies need different handling. Retrying everything is not recovery.
For a production system, we scope actual integrations, identity, permissions, model evaluation, monitoring and operational ownership around your environment.