Most automation roadmaps assume the review step is a tax — the slow, expensive human bit between the fast, cheap machine bit. The roadmap is then a quiet project to shrink the review, hide the review, or remove it entirely.
Pyloq is built the other way around. The AI drafts. The PM reviews. The PM decides what gets published. The review is not a speed bump in front of automation; it is the point of the automation. A draft has no value until a person with authority says yes.
When you protect the review, the tool gets better, not slower. Drafts get clearer because they are going to be read. Decisions get sharper because they are made next to the draft instead of weeks later in a retro. The bottleneck was never the review. The bottleneck was everything that happened before the review was possible.