Question 5
Domain 6: Implement Agentic SolutionsA financial services agent needs to query three internal databases, draft a risk assessment report, and have a compliance officer approve it before sending to a client. The compliance officer approval cannot be automated. What pattern should you implement?
Correct answer: B
Explanation
A Human-in-the-Loop checkpoint fits because the workflow needs a non-automated approval step: the compliance officer must review the report before it is sent. This pattern inserts human review into an otherwise automated process, which matches the requirement that the approval "cannot be automated."
Why each option is right or wrong
A. Increase agent temperature to allow more creative responses
B. Add a Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) checkpoint before the send action
The workflow has a mandatory non-automated approval gate immediately before transmission, so the design must pause after the database queries and report drafting and wait for a human decision. In workflow terms, a Human-in-the-Loop checkpoint is the control point that enforces manual review/approval before the send step, which is exactly what the compliance requirement demands.
C. Use a composed model to handle the three databases
D. Configure groundedness detection to verify the report