Local-only workflow
Everything stays under your hands, but the run blocks whenever the terminal needs you.
Gives up: Speed/* least-permission approvals */
Least-permission approvals for coding agents.
Your local agent can update you, ask a bounded question, or wait for approval — without giving your phone a shell.
Primary setup
Ask your agent to install Agent Tick with https://agenttick.sh/skill.md// pick two
Full control. Security. Speed. Pick two.
Local-only work keeps control and security, but stalls when you step away. Remote and full-auto shortcuts keep control and speed by giving the session too much power. Agent Tick takes the security + speed edge instead.
Remote/full-auto shortcut
The session keeps moving by becoming a broad executor on your machine.
- --dangerously-skip-permissions
- /remote
- Full shell from your phone
Agent Tick
The agent still works locally. Agent Tick only routes the bounded human selection back to it.
- The agent defines the allowed options.
- You select one in the Native App.
- Only that selection returns — not a new prompt, not a command.
// how it works
Agent asks. You answer. Local work continues.
Agent asks one bounded thing
A status update, a bounded question, or approval for one specific action.
You answer in the app
No terminal stream. No arbitrary prompt channel. Just the response the request allowed.
Local work continues
The agent receives the answer and continues locally, or stops safely when you say no.
Status Update: one-way progress, such as waiting, blocked, done, or failed.
Steering: choose from bounded options supplied by the agent.
Sanction: approve or deny one specific action before it happens.
// real capture soon
Show the actual loop, not a fake app mock.
This slot is for a real CLI + phone recording: the agent waits, Agent Tick notifies, you answer, and the local session continues.
Product recording coming soon Actual terminal pause · actual phone notification · actual bounded response
// setup
Ask your agent to install Agent Tick.
The setup skill inspects your agent config, explains the changes, asks before editing, and verifies the loop when it is done.
Ask your agent to install Agent Tick with https://agenttick.sh/skill.md Open setup skill// ownership
Source-available. Self-hostable. App unlock, not app rent.
Inspect the source, run your own server, and try the app before buying. Hosted routing exists if you want convenience; it is not the point of the homepage.
// likely questions
FAQ
Why not just use remote access to the agent session?
Sometimes that is the right tool. Agent Tick is for the smaller job: answer one bounded request without opening a shell to the whole computer.
Why not just skip permissions?
Because “make the scary prompt go away” is not the same as approval. Agent Tick keeps the review point and moves the answer to your phone.
Can I inspect and self-host it?
Agent Tick is source-available under the Business Source License. You can inspect, modify, and self-host it for your own use.
// try it
Try Agent Tick for free. Keep it with a one-time app unlock.
If it earns a place in your workflow, buy the app once. If it does not, you lost less time than one local-only stalled run.