- In short
- The stakes-based routing rule sends a decision to a human reviewer when it is low-confidence AND either irreversible or high-cost, while letting confident, reversible, low-cost decisions proceed automatically. When cost and reversibility disagree with confidence, weight cost and reversibility more heavily because they determine the consequence of a mistake, and use confidence to decide how much of the high-stakes volume can safely proceed. Routing on a single variable - confidence alone, or volume alone - misses the cases the rule exists to catch.
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