I entirely agree, although I think this is counter to the narrative that we should just let the agent do everything that the labs want to sell.

There's a really major problem with the concept of human-in-the-loop though, which is just that humans are not built for that that kind of work. It's like all those tests against the TSA where they manage to sneak something through that should have been caught. But the problem is, a TSA agent sees probably like 1000 things they can ignore to the 1 thing they need to look at, and it's easy to just start rubber stamping things.