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The Pushary Manifesto

Agents will do more of the work. People will own the decisions. We are building the layer that makes both possible.

Oct 15, 20265 min readAadil Ghani
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I got tired of rebuilding human approvals. So we built Partner APIs.

A new agent should not mean another approval system. Here is the problem behind Pushary Partner APIs, and the decisions we made while building them.

Oct 15, 20264 min readAadil Ghani
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Pushary Isle: your agents' questions, in your Mac's notch

Your agent stopped to ask you something in a tab you weren't looking at. Isle puts that question in your notch, and one shortcut answers it.

Sep 17, 20263 min readAadil Ghani
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How permission policies learn your defaults

Match rules on what the agent is about to run, not just the tool name, and let your real approve and deny history write the rules for you.

Jun 25, 20264 min readAadil Ghani
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The Pushary mobile app: answer approvals and send commands from your phone

The phone is now two-way: approve an agent action from the lock screen, then queue an instruction back to the running session.

Jun 16, 20264 min readAadil Ghani
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One board for every running agent

Delivery modes, presence-aware routing, and a Fleet board that groups concurrent agent sessions into lifecycle columns.

Jun 14, 2026Updated Oct 12, 20265 min readAadil Ghani
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Stop runaway spend: kill an agent session at a daily budget

Cost guard reads an agent's spend from its transcript and kills the session when it passes a daily budget you set.

Jun 9, 20264 min readAadil Ghani
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See exactly what your agents did: receipts, a what-changed view, and exports

Every agent session gets a receipt: structured tool actions, what changed, who answered where, and an export when you need it.

Jun 7, 20264 min readAadil Ghani

Let your agents work. Stay in control.

Get the questions that need you on your phone or Mac. Approve, reject, or answer so your agent knows what to do next.