AI agent control glossary: HITL, MCP, permission gates, kill switch, audit trail
Plain definitions for the terms you need to control AI agents: HITL, MCP, permission gate, permission policy, kill switch, audit trail.
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Vibe coding safety: letting AI run code without babysitting it
Vibe coding safety is mostly a runtime problem. Most tools scan the code an agent writes, not the commands it runs. Here is how to close that gap.
Pushary Blog6 min readHow to run an AI agent overnight and stay in control from your phone
Run Claude Code unattended overnight while keeping the gates: risky actions route to your phone for a yes or no, with a kill switch.
Pushary Blog7 min readHow to stop an AI agent from running up your token bill
Limit Claude Code token usage with a budget that actually kills the session, plus an approval gate so a loop cannot run for hours unwatched.
Pushary Blog6 min readWhat --dangerously-skip-permissions does, and a safer way to run unattended
The Claude Code flag turns off every approval prompt. Here is what it disables and how to keep one gate while moving approvals to your phone.
Pushary Blog6 min readWhat permissions should an AI agent have? A starter least-privilege policy
A least-privilege default for AI agents: an allow, ask, and deny table for common tools, not vague principles.
Pushary Blog6 min readFrom ClickOps to ChatOps
Stop clicking. Start chatting. The new openstatus AI chat turns the dashboard into a conversation — with pretty tool cards and an MCP server for your own agents.
OpenStatus Blog5 min readManifest Weekly #05
Manifest now works with any AI agent, routing by task type, two new subscription providers, and Docker-only self-hosting.
manifest.build Blog2 min readRAG for the AI SDK
A practical guide to implementing retrieval-augmented generation with the AI SDK — from ingesting documents into vectors to retrieving context at query time.
Agentset.ai Blog1 min readHow We Built Our Slack Agent
Manage incidents from Slack with natural language — no slash commands, no context switching.
OpenStatus Blog6 min readTool Routing in VoltAgent - Scaling Tool Use Without Stuffing Your Prompt
Why exposing every tool to the model does not scale, and how VoltAgent's Tool Routing keeps tool use fast, controlled, and observable.
VoltAgent Blog4 min readShip AI Software Faster with Vercel
How to build and deploy AI software in a fast way with TRAE and Vercel
Trae Blog3 min readAI Agent Examples with Source Codes
VoltAgent is an open source TypeScript framework for building AI agents. This article explores real-world examples applications built with VoltAgent, complete with source code and technical details.
VoltAgent Blog7 min readLLM Guardrails
Guardrails for LLM's & AI agents input validation, output filtering, streaming control, and policy checks.
VoltAgent Blog5 min readWhat is Vercel AI SDK?
A technical look at Vercel AI SDK 5, a toolkit for building AI-powered applications, and how it integrates with VoltAgent. Updated for AI SDK 5.0 (July 2025).
VoltAgent Blog5 min readAI Agents Made Simple with VoltAgent
The evolution of AI agents, framework choices, and production challenges. Modern agent development with VoltAgent and VoltOps.
VoltAgent Blog5 min readTrigger.dev v4 GA
This is our most significant performance and developer experience upgrade yet, built on our new Run Engine.
Trigger.dev Blog10 min readTypeScript AI Agent Framework
A TypeScript AI agent framework built from the ground up. Offers type safety, modern patterns, and better developer experience.
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