When you add a way to re-enter a long-running workflow, the natural instinct is to design around the stopping point you can see. Usually that is the place where the process is visibly waiting for a human. But a workflow that pauses in one obvious place almost certainly also parks work in several les...

When an automated loop exhausts its retry budget, the safe next step is not another turn through the same controller — it is a distinct recovery path with its own admission rules. Most automated workflows have a retry loop somewhere, and the interesting question is rarely what happens inside the lim...