Pushary Isle puts Claude Code and Codex approval requests in your Mac's notch. Review the request and answer without switching apps. Away from your desk, answer on your phone. Local agents still need your Mac awake and online.
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Your agent wants to run a migration on prod but should you be the one managing those approvals?
With @usepushary for Teams, each teammate's Claude Code, Codex or Cursor asks the right person on their phone or Mac notch to make sure actions are approved by the right lead.
It's basically approval routing for agents, with a record of who tapped yes.
@_buf@ProductHunt This is a fire question, per default, if it’s a high stakes task like migration it flags it risky and asks for permission if you don’t respond, it times out and does not run the migration.
You can obviously configure this with our custom rules to your liking.
@jeffbruchado@ProductHunt This is a good one lol, we give you the code diff with simple one liner what this approval would do.
If a human still raw dogs approvals you can see which teammate is the problem from our audit log for performance overviews and learnings.
@arpita_mishra_@_HimanshuBuilds just click on view details :)
we show the exact diff and the intent summary so you have full context before you reject or approve
@evan_batky@_HimanshuBuilds of course, we literally call it rules.
when you're using teams you can even say all git merges need approvals from a specific team member and it works like magic :)
@kapitALEXperte@_HimanshuBuilds we stand corrected, the fun part is you can configure the limits with our "rules" feature.
respect the callout here and looking forward to welcoming you as our user.
🚀 What happens when your AI agent needs permission to take action?
Meet Pushary for Teams - a new way to manage approvals across your team's AI agents.
As AI agents become more capable, giving them the right level of control becomes increasingly important.
Here's what makes @usepushary interesting 👇
🔹 Smart approval workflows - Agents ask the right person before taking action.
🔹 Instant notifications - Receive approval requests through your Mac's notch or phone.
🔹 Complete visibility - Track who requested an action and who approved it.
🔹 Centralized records - Keep approval history across your phone, Mac app, and dashboard.
🔹 Multiple AI integrations - Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Agy, and Hermes.
Imagine every AI agent asking its assigned teammate for permission instead of making important decisions independently.
That's a much better approach to building trust in AI-powered workflows.
As teams adopt more AI agents, approval and accountability will become just as important as automation itself.
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Would you trust AI agents to take actions without human approval? 👇
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@progerallworld@Dipanshu_AI if the action is a risky one or causes a side effect and not a read action then yes it will ask you again, on your notch when you're on the desk, on your lock screen when you're away.
looking forward to welcoming you as our user!
@kapitALEXperte@_HimanshuBuilds I think hard limits are regressive and blocking, real work shows when there's accountability and blame on who messed up and what can we learn from it.