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# Human Review
Review and resolve low-confidence evaluation tasks.
Human Review is where reviewers decide executions that score below evaluator confidence thresholds. Open **Control Center → Evals → Human Review**.
Tasks move from **Review Pending** to **Reviewed** after a reviewer records a verdict.
Human Review is the queue for tasks awaiting a reviewer verdict.
Use **My tasks**, **All tasks**, and **Unassigned** to switch queues. Filter by team, type, status, or priority.
The queue summary shows **Assigned to me**, **Reviews in view**, **Reviewed**, and **Unassigned**. Select **View unassigned** to open unassigned tasks.
Each task shows:
* **Execution**, **Eval type**, and **Evaluator** that flagged it
* **Team** and **Assignee** responsible for the task
* **Priority**, **Queued** time, **Status**, and recorded **Verdict**
Open a task, record a verdict, and move it to **Reviewed**.
The open task's evaluation summary shows the judge's reasoning and, when the judge gave any, its **Evidence**: up to three points, each citing something the agent did or failed to do and whether it raised or lowered the score.
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### Assignments use teams
Human Review assigns tasks through teams, not directly to individuals. A reviewer without a team has no assigned tasks.
Configure teams in [Admin](/ai-workbench-qore/control-center/admin/teams.md).
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Each evaluator has its own confidence threshold. For example, one evaluator can route scores below `67%`, while another routes scores below `100%`.
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Maintained by Abhishek Paul AI-assisted, human-approved
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