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Retail & e-commerce / human-initiated

Redirect a paid order

Maya asks to ship a paid order to her office instead of home.

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Illustrative reference scenario, not a live run. Named people, results, scores and durations are teaching examples. 38 live handoffs in this variant, including additional dialogue or repeated work; omitted branches remain inspectable.

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UserInteraction

task arrives on a channel

Maya messages support: “Can you ship my order to my office instead?” She has already paid.

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All exchanges and omitted work

Record what can be verified.

Preserve supplied inputs, applied policies, tool actions, approval records and state changes. A useful audit trail reconstructs the operation; it does not expose private chain-of-thought.

Recovery has three different jobs.

Stop future actions; restore a compatible release; compensate for external effects where possible. Restoring software cannot unsend an email or undo every transaction.

Inspect the release bundle ↗

In the canonical reference, messages 16 and 17 are one reasoning request/response pair crossing the model core—not two invocations. Other scenarios may add intent calls, repeat the reasoning loop or omit it. Follow this exchange and its AML mapping in Journey ↗