Current Behaviour:{}

When requesting Rovo to perform two interdependent actions within a single prompt, both of which require user approval, it only executes the first action and ignores the second.

Example:

1. You ask Rovo to create a Confluence page based on a Jira issue and then comment with the created Confluence page link within the same Jira issue.
2. Rovo creates the Confluence page and asks the user to publish it but does not automatically proceed to comment on the Jira issue as instructed.

Expected Behaviour:

When Rovo is tasked with executing two interdependent actions within a single prompt, both requiring user approval, it should seamlessly manage the transition between the actions.

Example:

1. Upon receiving a prompt to create a Confluence page based on a Jira issue and then comment the created Confluence page link within the same Jira issue, Rovo should not only create the Confluence page but also facilitate the publication process by prompting the user for approval.
2. Once the user approves and publishes the Confluence page, Rovo should automatically proceed to the next step without requiring any additional input. It should then execute the second action by posting the appropriate comment on the Jira issue, referencing the newly created Confluence page.
3. This streamlined process ensures that both tasks are completed efficiently and in sequence, enhancing user experience by reducing the need for repetitive prompts and manual intervention.