Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
decyde: a local inbox for coding-agent questions
A local tool routes questions from coding agents to a human, then sends the answer back through the agent’s running session.
- For
- Developers coordinating multiple coding-agent sessions
- Worth noticing
- The example carries options, urgency, task context, and the agent’s recommendation into an answerable queue.
Field notes
The workflow starts with `decyde ask`, which can include an agent, task, title, options, and urgency; the example asks where Stripe webhooks should live and records the agent’s recommendation. Answers can be delivered through a Herdr pane, tmux, hooks, or a check/wait command, depending on the agent setup. The homepage says questions and answers stay in one SQLite file under `~/.decyde`, with the web interface bound to localhost; it lists macOS/Linux and Python 3.11+.
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