Design and research an approval card that binds human consent to a versioned plan, evidence set, and consequence.
A reviewer approves an AI-generated refund plan after seeing 12 affected orders and a $430 total. Before execution, the system refreshes its data: there are now 19 orders and a $760 total. The approval button remains green because the interface treats consent as a property of the session, not of the evidence.
Approval should authorize one versioned action envelope:
plan_id: refund-batch-184
plan_revision: 7
evidence_revision: orders-snapshot-31
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