Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
APOLO gives coding agents a face—and a permission prompt
An open-source Windows desktop companion presents a 3D animated robot as a control panel for AI coding agents, with notifications and approval prompts.
- For
- Developers using AI coding agents on Windows
- Worth noticing
- The permission example pauses `git push --force origin main` and calls for a second confirmation on dangerous commands.
Field notes
The homepage describes a Windows app with a floating character that reacts to agent activity, including asking for permission, finishing a task, or encountering a failure. Its example workflow pauses a force-push command for approval, while the security section says the local API requires a token and excludes banking, wallet, and password-manager windows from control. The site also links to an ESP32-S3 robot component.
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