A searchable log of every decision, a reason on Deny, and a one-click update check — never silent.
Answer prompts in place — in any terminal, or inside Claude Desktop.
Free · MIT · macOS 14+ · No system permissions
Live — try Allow once or Deny
A toggle in the Theme menu, not a replacement — the balloon's still there if you want it.
Plane presentation style. Instead of growing from a dot, the card flies in as a banner towed behind a small plane — decelerating to a stop, then accelerating back off on your decision.
Drag the plane anywhere. Grab it and pull; let go for a normal park, or keep going past ~90pt to send it flying off and dismiss the card outright — same swipe-to-dismiss gesture the balloon already had, just via the plane.
An engine sound on arrival and departure, real doppler
direction, on by default — toggle it separately from the permission chime in
Theme → Fly in with/without sound.
Plus a wider action row so three buttons never clip, and a few click-through/hit-testing fixes along the way.
The gate is the point, but the card learned a few things. Scroll.
A searchable log of every decision, a reason on Deny, and a one-click update check — never silent.
Every rule across every .claude directory, in one window — not hundreds of lines of hand-edited JSON.
Drag the card away, like a macOS notification — no button to hunt for, Claude falls back to its normal prompt.
Classic, Technical or Blueprint, paired with five balloon backgrounds — or set it to System and it just follows your Mac.
Commands like curl | sudo bash get an orange warning before you can miss it — and Edit shows a real coloured diff, not a truncated string.