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ctrlrun.ApprovalAnswer — class, defined at src/ctrlrun/adapter.py:157
A human’s answer, and who gave it (SPEC-v0.5 §2.2, §3.4). approver names a channel wherever the framework’s primitive does not identify a person — "langgraph:interrupt", in the same register as v0.1’s "cli:local". It is what grant_approval writes on the record, and from there what reaches APPROVAL_CONSUMED and the receipt’s approver field. Authenticating the approver is not in scope (SPEC-v0.3 §13), so no document may describe this field as who approved. approved_arguments are the arguments the answer was given against, as the adapter recovered them from its framework’s own record of it. Required where the interrupt declares carries_approved_arguments; None only where it does not. Never a copy of PendingApproval.arguments: handing back exactly what you were given makes every comparison trivially pass, which is manufacturing the check.

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