A farm cooperative wants an agent that recommends which fields to irrigate tonight. A grower must confirm the list before any valve opens. Which use of an agent matches this requirement?
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Short Explanation
The grower is still the person who turns the valve. You want decision support that names tonight's fields and waits for that confirmation. Opening the valves the moment the list is ready takes the decision out of the grower's hands.
Full Explanation
Decision support fits when the agent recommends an action and a person must confirm it before anything in the operation moves. The list of fields is the recommendation, and the valve is the action that stays shut until a grower confirms. Task automation that opens the irrigation valves as soon as the recommendation is ready skips the confirmation the cooperative required. Analytics that charts last week's soil moisture and does not name the fields to irrigate tonight describes history and withholds the list the grower is supposed to accept or reject. Knowledge lookup that quotes the irrigation policy and leaves tonight's field list on a paper form retrieves a standing rule and does not produce a recommendation for this evening. The confirmation has to be able to stop the valves, so a grower who rejects the list leaves every valve closed. Exam caveat: a grower who is notified after the water is already moving was not given a decision. Operational check: produce one test recommendation, reject it as the grower, and confirm no valve changes state.