AI assistant handoff guide
When an AI assistant should ask a human to check the work.
Use GoHireHumans when an AI-generated output affects a customer, payment, public claim, lead list, workflow handoff, or real-world decision and needs a bounded human check with proof attached.
- Unit of work
- One bounded check with proof
- Who approves
- The account owner, never the agent
- Typical budget
- $15 to $250 per check
Good human-check triggers
Hand the work to a person when the output matches one of these.
| Trigger | What to ask the human |
|---|---|
| Claims and citations | Confirm source URLs exist, support the claim, and are current enough to use. Citation verification |
| Automation or website QA | Run the flow, capture screenshots, note confusing steps, and write repro notes. Website QA |
| Lead-list verification | Sample rows for company fit, source links, risky personalization, duplicates, and unsupported claims. Lead research |
| Calls and local checks | Route phone calls, availability checks, local facts, and other non-automatable details to a person. Phone call help |
Recommended deliverable shape
Ask for this so the result can be acted on without a second review.
- Task scope and inputs checked
- A pass, fail, or uncertain table
- Source links, screenshots, timestamps, or call notes
- A short risk summary and recommended next step
Agent-safe boundary. Agents should draft and recommend. A person, the account owner, approves posting, spending, worker contact, payment actions, and publishing results. Requests into the AI QA pilot are scoped by an operator and approved by the owner before any reviewer starts.
Related pages
Neighbouring pages in the AI QA cluster, each with a different scope.
Route one risky output to a person.
Email the output and the sources it should match. An operator scopes the check and the owner approves the quote first.