Pushary Isle: your agents' questions, in your Mac's notch
Pushary Isle is a small native Mac app. When Claude Code, Codex or Cursor stops to ask you something, the question shows up in your notch and one shortcut answers it.
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Approve refunds over $500: the four things that decide whether a threshold holds
Every guide says auto-approve under $100 and escalate above it. That is the easy part. Four properties decide whether an approval threshold survives contact with production.
Pushary Blog8 min readBuild vs buy: the real cost of a human-in-the-loop approval loop
What it actually takes to build agent approvals in-house: delivery, enrollment, pending state, fail-closed timeouts, recovery, and audit, itemized honestly.
Pushary Blog5 min readFail-closed by default: why agent approvals should block instead of fire and forget
An agent approval that assumes yes on timeout is an approval in name only. The case for fail-closed defaults, and what it takes to implement them.
Pushary Blog5 min readHow to add human-in-the-loop to a Vercel AI SDK agent
Add a human approval step to a Vercel AI SDK agent with @pushary/ai-sdk: an askHuman tool that reaches a person on their phone and blocks until they decide.
Pushary Blog5 min readThe gap between notifying a human and getting a decision back
Notification APIs consider the job done at delivery. An agent approval's job starts there: hold the agent, collect the answer, fail closed, keep the record.
Pushary Blog5 min readLangGraph human-in-the-loop: interrupt, approve, and resume from a phone
Two working patterns for LangGraph human-in-the-loop with Pushary: a blocking decisions.ask tool inside a node, and interrupt() with a webhook-driven resume.
Pushary Blog6 min readAn audit trail for Claude Cowork: what did your AI coworker decide while you were out?
Cowork does real work unattended, and for individuals it keeps no reviewable record of what was asked and approved. Here is how to get one.
Pushary Blog6 min readClaude Cowork stuck waiting for permission? Stop babysitting it
Cowork pauses on questions and approvals, and if you stepped away it just sits there. Route those moments to your phone so tasks finish while you are gone.
Pushary Blog5 min readHow to approve Claude Cowork tasks from your phone
Answer Cowork's questions and go-aheads from your lock screen: paste one connector link, add standing instructions, and every session reaches you anywhere.
Pushary Blog5 min readStop making your agent ask permission for everything. Or nothing.
A container keeps your agent off the disk. It does nothing once the agent reaches past it. Here is the line worth drawing, plus the classifier code that enforces it.
Pushary Blog8 min readPushary, featured on AI Plaza
AI Plaza sat down with our founder to talk about why an agent should tell you the moment it is done, and how to keep a person in the loop without slowing the work down.
Pushary Blog3 min readWhat an AI agent audit log should capture for teams and compliance
A useful AI agent audit log records the action, arguments, decision, who approved it, and which surface. Here is what to capture, and the honest limits.
Pushary Blog7 min readWhat shipped: more agents, and agents that ask before risky steps
Gemini CLI and Codex now have native Pushary hooks, and setup writes a proactive-ask instruction so they volunteer questions over push.
Pushary Blog4 min readWho is accountable when an AI agent makes a mistake?
The person or team who deployed the agent owns what it does. An audit trail of who approved each action is how you prove it.
Pushary Blog7 min readConnect Claude Desktop with one URL: notify and ask, nothing else
Connect Claude Desktop to Pushary by pasting one URL. The key is connector-scoped and revocable, enforced at the credential layer. Notify and ask only.
Pushary Blog3 min readHow permission policies learn your defaults
An AI agent permission policy that matches on tool arguments, auto-approves a proven read-only set, and suggests rules from your history.
Pushary Blog6 min readHow to run multiple AI agents at once without losing track
Run several Claude Code agents at once and still know which is blocked, which finished, and which is burning budget.
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