## Turn 1

*   Goal: Restart a service safely.
    *   Observation 1: Health check failed (Service is likely down or malfunctioning).
    *   Observation 2: Config test passed (The configuration is valid, so a restart is safe from a config perspective).
    *   Observation 3: User has not approved destructive actions (Restarting a service is generally considered a disruptive/destructive action in strict admin contexts).

    *   The service needs a restart because the health check failed.
    *   The config is good.
    *   However, the agent cannot perform "destructive actions" without approval.
    *   Therefore, the next logical step is to *request approval* to perform the restart.

    *   `next_action`: Request approval for service restart.
    *   `command`: `systemctl restart <service_name>` (or similar, but since it requires approval, the command is what *would* be run).
    *   `requires_approval`: `true`.
    *   `stop_condition`: Service health check passes.