Human in the Loop for Agentic AI in Oracle Integration
In Oracle Integration, human in the loop is designed as an approval orchestration tool to obtain human approval, feedback and oversight in agentic AI powered automation solutions. Human in the loop supports agentic AI by involving humans at critical decision points.
Common Use Cases
- Before an AI agent takes important actions, like creating a high stake purchase order, a human reviews and approves the action, ensuring oversight and accuracy.
- If the AI agent is uncertain about the next step, it can request help from a human instead of stopping the process.
- When an error occurs, such as a failure in the tool used by the AI agent, a human can step in to provide feedback and help resolve the issue, allowing the process to continue.
- Model Workflows
Model approval workflows by assigning specific tasks (such as review or approval) to designated users.
- Design Forms
Design user friendly forms that assigned users can access inorder to perform required actions within those tasks.
Quick Start with a Recipe
To simplify the implementation of human approval workflows, Oracle Integration offers ready-made recipes. These recipes include all required assets such as workflows, forms, integrations, and connections, so you don’t need to create them manually. Selecting a human in the loop recipe as an agentic tool is the fastest way to add human approval and oversight to your agentic AI solution. See Start from a Recipe.
Steps to Keep a Human in the Loop with Agentic AI in Oracle Integration
In Oracle Integration, to keep a human in the loop in agentic AI automated solutions use the following approach as general guideline.
| Step | More information | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Create a project |
To create human approval workflows and forms, you must create a project in Oracle Integration. To create a project, see Create or Import a Project in Using Integrations in Oracle Integration 3. |
| 2 | Create a form |
Create a form for users to review, approve or take appropriate actions on assigned tasks. Forms are the interface that facilitates human interactions in the workflow. See Design Forms. |
| 3 | Create a workflow |
Create a workflow, which is the container for other key components such as user tasks and events. See Create a Workflow. |
| 4 | Add and configure a task |
Add a task to the workflow and configure its properties including the user to assign it to. See Configure Tasks. |
| 5 | Manage data |
Manage how data flows in workflows with data associations. |
| 6 | Activate the workflow and form |
Activate the workflow and form to use in an integration. See Activate a Workflow and Activate a Form. |
| 7 | Create an integration |
Create an integration to call the human in the loop workflow. |
| 8 | Create an agentic AI tool |
Use the integration created with the workflow to create an agentic AI tool. |
| 9 | Build an AI agent |
Build an agent that uses the agentic AI tool. See Build the AI Agent in Using Agentic AI in Oracle Integration 3. |
| 10 | Run and test the AI agent |
Run and test the AI agent. When you run the AI agent, your workflow gets invoked and tasks gets assigned to users. See Run and Test the AI Agent in in Using Agentic AI in Oracle Integration 3. |
| 11 | Complete assigned task |
As a end user who is assigned the task, access and complete the task in Process Automation Workspace. |