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Kaiser9005/agent-guardrails

Safe write-action governance for autonomous AI agents — human-confirm + audit-log + dry-run, in ~250 lines, zero deps. The outcome: an agent that can act on production without you losing sleep.

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How fast Kaiser9005/agent-guardrails is gaining stars, and where it lands on Trendshift and GitHub Trending

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Stars, forks and merged pull requests each day or month, lined up with the repository's rank on Trendshift Trending

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  1. Jul 141 post
    • The "human" in human-in-the-loop is pluggable. Terminal prompt for dev, but the approver is just a callback `(action, result) -> bool` — wire it to Slack, a web approval flow, email. The policy stays…

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