Overview

Pushary connects your AI agents to your phone. When Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another agent needs a yes before a risky step, or sends you an update such as a finished task, your phone buzzes. You tap Approve or Deny, or type an answer, and the agent keeps going. You do not have to sit and watch the terminal.

Run this on the computer where your agent runs:

npx pushary@latest setup

It finds your agents, connects them, saves your API key and pairs your phone.

What you can do

• Walk away while an agent works. Your phone buzzes when the task is done or something breaks.
• Approve risky actions before they run. The agent wants to run rm -rf ./dist? You see the exact command and tap Approve or Deny.
• Answer questions from anywhere. Pick an option or type a reply on your phone.
• Set rules once. Policies decide which actions run on their own and which ask you.
• Stop a runaway agent. The kill switch denies every action that session tries for the next hour.
• See what happened. The audit log keeps every question, answer and decision.

How it works

Your agent  ->  Pushary  ->  Your phone (or your Mac)

Pushary works in two ways. Setup turns on both where your agent supports them.

• Tools. Pushary runs a hosted MCP server. MCP is a standard way for an agent to call outside tools. Your agent gets tools to notify you and ask you questions. Any MCP client can use them, and the agent decides when to call them.
• Hooks. Some agents, such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor, let another program check an action before it runs. Pushary uses these hooks to hold a risky action until you answer, so the agent cannot run it first. If Pushary cannot be reached, the agent's own prompt decides instead.

Read how it works in detail, or see which agents support hooks.

Set up your agent

See every agent and what Pushary can enforce for it on Supported agents.

Build approvals into your product

Your own agent can ask your users before it sends a refund, an email or a delete. They tap Approve or Deny on their phone.