Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
OUTIS puts a physical button in the approval chain
OUTIS is developing Cy, a hardware device for approving risky operations such as production deploys, database access, and large payouts.
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- Teams approving risky technical operations
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- The site describes a threshold workflow: enough approvers pressing yes lets the operation run; anything else leaves it unexecuted and logged.
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The described flow starts with a deploy, script, Slack command, or other risky request and leaves it waiting for approval. The site says approvers can act one at a time or all at once, with the action proceeding only after enough presses; otherwise, nothing runs. GitHub, Slack, and custom code are listed as supported, while integration with AI agents is presented as coming soon.
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