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Let your AI agents act, and prove what you allowed. When your coding agent tries to run rm -rf or force-push to main, Paveo refuses it before it runs and records the decision. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, MCP and Python agents, on your own machine. With design partners: a model trained on your team's own decisions that flags what the rules allow but shouldn't, and someone on your team to approve what gets flagged. Try it: uvx paveo doctor
Hi everyone, I'm Faiz, and I build Paveo.
It started with a hook. I wrote a Claude Code hook to stop rm -rf, then found it would let the command through if the hook itself crashed. So I looked at public repos: searching GitHub for hooks that read certain environment variables, 86 of 153 settings files had at least one hook that can't work as written, mostly because it reads a variable Claude Code doesn't set. ZenML and an AWS samples repo have since merged fixes.
Paveo is the checkpoint I wanted instead. Shell commands, file edits and tool calls are checked against your policy before they run. A refused call never happens, the agent is told why, and every decision lands in a tamper-evident log. It runs on your machine and sends nothing anywhere.
Three ways in:
- uvx paveo doctor checks the Claude Code hooks you already have, with nothing to set up
- paveo init claude-code (or codex, cursor) installs the guard
- paveo replay claude-code shows what it would have refused in your past sessions, before you turn it on. On mine: 173 rm -rf across 162 sessions.
What it isn't: a sandbox. It reads commands as text, so a disguised command can get past it, and the README says exactly where.
Where it's going: rules can't capture every judgment call. With our design partners we're building a model trained on your team's own decisions that flags what the rules allow but shouldn't, and someone on your team to approve what gets flagged. It can only make a decision stricter, never looser, so the proof stays intact. We're onboarding a small group now. If that's you, reply here or write to faiz@trypaveo.com.
One question I'd love answers to: what would your security team need to see before letting an agent act in production?
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About Paveo on Product Hunt
“Stop risky AI agent actions before they run”
Paveo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #120 on the daily leaderboard. Let your AI agents act, and prove what you allowed. When your coding agent tries to run rm -rf or force-push to main, Paveo refuses it before it runs and records the decision. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, MCP and Python agents, on your own machine. With design partners: a model trained on your team's own decisions that flags what the rules allow but shouldn't, and someone on your team to approve what gets flagged. Try it: uvx paveo doctor
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