Your AI agent can’t delete without your yes.
By the Olomni team · Updated
Put a gate between the agent and irreversible actions. With Olo, a git push --force, a reset --hard, a deploy or a deletion waits for your approval, and the card shows the real effect computed on your computer, not the AI’s own summary. Moving money, trading stocks or changing access is blocked by policy.
Why asking the AI to be careful isn’t enough
A prompt is not a control: the AI can be wrong or be fooled by content it reads. The protection has to live outside the model, in a gate the agent can’t skip.
How the gate works
Olo hooks into the agent’s own hooks and into MCP. When the agent is about to do something irreversible, it waits for your answer on desktop or phone. The card shows what would really be lost, such as how many commits a forced push would erase, checked on your machine.
Rules so you don’t get tired
You can choose “don’t ask again in this project” for exact actions, so repetitive things don’t interrupt you while risky ones still ask.
What Olo doesn’t do
It doesn’t execute the action: it only carries your decision to the agent. Nor does it replace a sandbox or code review; it’s a layer of human decision over what’s irreversible.
Frequently asked questions
Which actions ask for approval?
Irreversible ones: force push, reset --hard, deploys, data deletion. Moving money, trading stocks and changing access permissions are blocked.
Does it work with Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI?
Yes, as well as Claude Code.
Can I approve from my phone?
Yes, at olomni.com/remote; high-risk actions take two taps.