Pushary
A remote control for your AI coding agents — Pushary sends a notification to your phone whenever Claude Code, Cursor or a similar agent wants to do something risky, so you can approve or deny it from your lock screen instead of babysitting a terminal.
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Description
AI coding agents can now run for long stretches doing real work, but that creates a new problem: they sometimes need a human's blessing before doing something risky — deleting a file, deploying to production — and if you're not sitting at your laptop, the agent just sits there waiting. Pushary's whole job is to bridge that gap: it catches the agent's request, sends it straight to your phone, and lets you tap approve or deny from your lock screen so work keeps moving without you being chained to a screen.
Pushary works as a hook that intercepts an AI agent's tool-use event before it executes, checks your configured permission rules, and routes anything that needs a decision to your phone (or Slack, or its web app) as a push notification — the whole approve/deny round trip takes a few seconds. Low-risk actions like reads and edits can be set to auto-approve, while risky actions like deletes and deployments require your explicit tap. It supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible agent, keeps an audit trail and fleet dashboard of everything approved or denied, and setup takes about 2 minutes via the command line with 4 lines of JSON — no code required. Source code never leaves your machine; only the decision requests themselves are transmitted.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you run AI coding agents that need occasional human sign-off and you're tired of staring at a terminal waiting for that moment, Pushary solves a small but genuinely annoying problem cheaply and simply.
There isn't a crowded field of direct competitors doing exactly this yet — most agent tools handle approvals in-app (if at all), so Pushary's value is being agent-agnostic (works across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Hermes, Windsurf) rather than locked to one vendor's ecosystem. At $9.99/month after a 7-day trial, it's cheap enough that the real question isn't price, it's whether you actually run agents unattended often enough to need remote approval — for someone running a single agent at their desk all day, the auto-approve rules for low-risk actions plus manual approval for risky ones might barely feel different from just watching the terminal. Where it earns its cost is exactly the scenario it's built for: agents running while you're away from your desk, needing a fast, low-friction way to unblock them without opening a laptop.
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Essai gratuit 7 jours, puis $9,99/mois, annulable à tout moment
Pros
Fonctionne avec la plupart des agents de code populaires (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Hermes, Windsurf)
Installation en 2 minutes, 4 lignes de JSON, aucun code
Règles d'auto-approbation configurables pour les actions à faible risque
Le code source ne quitte jamais la machine — seules les demandes de décision sont transmises
Cons
Utilité limitée si l'agent tourne toujours sous surveillance directe
Abonnement récurrent pour une fonction relativement simple
Produit jeune, pas encore de fonctionnalités d'équipe avancées mentionnées