Pushary for Teams

What makes it different

Pushary is the decision layer for AI agents. When an agent reaches a step it should not take alone — rewriting auth code, applying a migration, pushing to production — it stops and waits. Pushary sends that question to the right person's phone, Mac, Slack or web app, and one tap lets the agent keep working. Every answer is saved in an audit trail, so teams always know who said yes to what.

It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity CLI, Hermes, Windsurf and any MCP agent, with a one-command setup that takes under two minutes. Approvals reach any device — iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows or Linux — and the same flow covers a whole team: prompts route to the right person, while permission policies, a kill switch and a control panel give teams one place to govern what their agents are allowed to do.

Pushary was founded in 2024 by Aadil Ghani. It is built around a simple observation: agents stall not on hard work but on waiting for a single yes — one approval can leave a capable agent idle for half an hour while its human is away from the keyboard. Pushary closes that gap, so a handoff that used to freeze mid-task is finished by the time its owner walks back.