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Limpet automates agent approvals

Limpet is a one-file Python tool built on Jev that lets users write an approval rule in plain English so the agent stops asking for repeated confirmations.

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Aoi Serikawa | no plan inc@_serinuntius𝕏
"Want me to apply it?" do it. "Shall I run the tests?" do it. "Want me to commit?" DO IT. The stops aren't blocking. They're just tiring. So I built limpet on jev: write the rule once, in plain English, and the agent stops stopping. 0.7 s per check, $0.0001, one Python file. https://t.co/shdlkwDTX1
Sep 17, 2026X postsView on X
It covers prompts such as applying changes, running tests, and committing. The author says the repeated stops are tiring rather than blocking.

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