DashClaw
Approval gates and an audit ledger for coding agents left running unattended
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A single blocking command turns the agent's next risky step into a diff you can comment on, a draft email or an image you mark up, and its exit code carries your decision back into the script.
A local desktop app that holds work an agent wants signed off. The agent runs a submit command with a wait flag; the item lands in your inbox rendered by whichever plugin matches its type, and the command returns your decision as Markdown or JSON with an exit code. Views exist for diffs, email drafts, pages, lists, questions, images, 3D models, audio and video, each a plugin in a sandboxed iframe. Rust and Tauri, localhost server, SQLite, no account or telemetry. Apache-2.0, 1,041 commits, notarised Mac build, Windows pending, early by the maker's own warning.
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