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An approval layer for unattended AI agents that halts risky actions for human approval before execution
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Stop risky agent actions before they run and approve them from your phone, with every decision recorded in a signed ledger.
DashClaw is an approval layer that sits between unattended AI agents and their actions. It intercepts tool calls from supported runtimes like Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, and OpenClaw, evaluates them against your policies, and pauses high-risk actions for human approval before they execute. Every decision is recorded in a replayable audit trail with explicit identity and signature verification.
Unlike native permission prompts that require you to be present, DashClaw protects the runs you walk away from. You can approve or deny actions from your phone minutes or hours later. The product includes an approvals inbox, a signed decisions ledger, customizable policies, and enforcement liveness checks. It works with OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, Meta Muse, and MCP, as well as Node and Python SDKs.
DashClaw is self-hosted under the MIT license at no cost, or available as a hosted service for teams. The self-hosted version is free and gives you full control over your data and infrastructure. Hosted plans include managed infrastructure, real-time support, and data retention.
Pricing model: Freemium
Self-hosted: Free (MIT licensed). Hosted Indie: $49/mo (2 seats, monthly governed-action ceiling, 30-day retention, email support). Hosted Team: $199/mo (10 seats, higher governed-action ceiling, 90-day retention, org-scoped rate limits, priority support).
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Native permission prompts require you to be present for each prompt in real time. DashClaw protects runs you walk away from by freezing dangerous calls and letting you approve them minutes or hours later from anywhere, with shared policies across runtimes and a replayable audit trail.
Every governed action is recorded in a signed decision ledger with explicit identity and payload-signature status, creating a replayable audit trail that can be exported, verified, and audited without a separate pipeline.
Yes. DashClaw is MIT licensed and free to self-host on your own infrastructure with no account required. You only pay if you want hosted infrastructure, managed support, and data retention handled by the DashClaw team.
Leaving is easy. Any hosted workspace can export its full decision history and configuration as one file and re-import it into a self-hosted instance you control at any time. Nothing about hosted is a one-way door.
No. DashClaw publishes an honest enforcement boundary table. Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, and OpenClaw provide mechanical halt. SDKs, MCP, and REST integrations honor decisions cooperatively. DashClaw is a seatbelt against accidents, not a cage against intent.
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