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How I Built an Approval Queue So My AI Agent Only Interrupts Me When It Matters

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TL;DR I run a fully autonomous implementation system built on Claude Code that ships code while I sleep. The thing that made it usable wasn't a smarter model, it was a three-tier permission model plus an approval queue so the agent only pings me for actions that are destructive or outward-facing. I…

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  1. 2026-09-30 14:32 · DEV Community — AI
    How I Built an Approval Queue So My AI Agent Only Interrupts Me When It Matters

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