AI Agent Human Approval Inbox
sekyr95 · reddit · 2026-07-11
After repeatedly writing the same "human approval" glue code across various AI agent projects—where an agent generates a draft, a human reviews it before sending, and the system executes it—the author abstracted this pattern into a product called Impri.
Core capabilities: agents submit pending actions via REST or MCP tools into a web inbox; humans can approve, reject, or edit the drafts; the system then passes the result back to the agent. The author emphasizes that this "gatekeeper" is structured, relying on more than just a prompt-level "please confirm," making it robust against edge cases.
Technologically, it uses TypeScript + Fastify + SQLite on the backend, a Vue 3 + Vuetify PWA on the frontend, and an MCP server that acts as a thin wrapper for the REST API. It can be self-hosted via Docker Compose. The current v0.1 supports the inbox, MCP, and three watchers: rss, redditsearch, and urldiff.
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