"Needs you" inbox: see the pending command and approve/deny #22

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2026-10-07T20:04:31-04:00

jared commented

2026-10-07 20:04:31 -04:00

Source: comparable-tools research, 2026-10-07.

The biggest advantage Remote Control, the Desktop app and Agent View have over tmux: you see exactly what Claude wants to run and answer it in one tap.

A PermissionRequest/Notification hook (permission_prompt, idle_prompt, elicitation_dialog) records tool_name and tool_input. Today's state hook only keeps the message.
The sidebar card shows the command and target host. Approve/Deny sends the matching keys to that pane (tmux send-keys), or uses a DevDesk channel with permission relay.
Speculative: mapping buttons to the right keystrokes for each prompt type.

_Source: comparable-tools research, 2026-10-07._ The biggest advantage Remote Control, the Desktop app and Agent View have over tmux: you see exactly what Claude wants to run and answer it in one tap. - A `PermissionRequest`/`Notification` hook (`permission_prompt`, `idle_prompt`, `elicitation_dialog`) records `tool_name` and `tool_input`. Today's state hook only keeps the message. - The sidebar card shows the command and target host. Approve/Deny sends the matching keys to that pane (tmux send-keys), or uses a DevDesk channel with permission relay. - Speculative: mapping buttons to the right keystrokes for each prompt type.

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Inbox bell: what needs you and what happened while you were away #36

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feat: v0.8.1 answer sessions from the inbox: allow/deny, peek & reply

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