Capabilities · Permissions
Permissions — approving agent tool-use
When an agent wants to run a tool, you decide. Agentry is local-first: you stay in control of outward and irreversible actions.
A tool call that touches the outside world — or that can't be undone — is gated on your approval through Claude Code's permission prompt. Claude Code asks at the command line and you approve or deny there. It is always available and needs nothing else turned on.
The posture: local-first, you stay in control
Agentry is local-first. The gate exists so that you stay in control of outward and irreversible actions — the work proceeds on its own where it is safe and reversible, and stops for you where it isn't. The decision is yours by default, not the agent's.
See Security for the boundary around outward actions.