Permission request delivery
Sends an agent's permission question to the person running it, in their Mac's notch or on their phone.
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Routes agent permission requests to phones or Macs and records who approved each action.
Product brief
When an AI agent stops to ask permission, Pushary sends the question to the person running it, in their Mac’s notch or on their phone. Lee’s agent asks Lee. Sam’s agent asks Sam. A rule can send a push to your infra repo to your lead instead. Answers from the phone, Mac app and dashboard are saved with a name, so when something breaks, one page shows whose agent asked and who said yes. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Agy and Hermes.
Why we selected it
Addresses a specific operational problem: routing agent permission requests to the responsible person and recording who approved them. Named approval records and routing rules are particularly relevant to recent coverage
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Sends an agent's permission question to the person running it, in their Mac's notch or on their phone.
Supports rules that redirect requests, such as sending a request to push to an infrastructure repository to a team lead.
Saves answers from the phone, Mac app, and dashboard with a name, and shows whose agent asked and who approved.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Agy, and Hermes.
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FAQ
Pushary routes AI agent permission requests to the responsible person and records who answered.
Requests can appear in a Mac's notch or on a phone. Answers from the phone, Mac app, and dashboard are saved with a name.
Yes. Routing rules can send a request to another person, such as a team lead for a push to an infrastructure repository.
Pushary works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Agy, and Hermes.
One page shows whose agent asked and who said yes, with answers recorded under a name.