I Built PermitFlow Because AI Agents Keep Running --dangerously-skip-permissions

The Problem

If you're using AI coding assistants like Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Code, you've probably seen this:

cursor --dangerously-skip-permissions

Teams skip permissions for speed. But that creates chaos:

• No audit trail - Who approved what change?
• No accountability - Did the AI follow team standards?
• No learning - Same permission questions repeat endlessly

The Solution: PermitFlow

I built PermitFlow to solve this. It's permission governance for AI coding.

Key Features

Permission Requests

• Team members request permissions for AI actions
• Clear documentation of intent
• No more guessing why changes happened

Approval Workflows

• Multi-level approval chains
• Role-based permissions
• Instant notifications

Reusable Templates

• Common permission patterns saved
• One-click approvals for standard operations
• Team learning captured

Audit Logs

• Every permission tracked
• Who requested, who approved, when, why
• Compliance-ready exports

How It Works

1. Developer requests permission for AI operation
2. Team lead gets notification
3. Lead approves/denies with context
4. Audit trail updated
5. Template created for future

Pricing

• Free Tier: For solo developers and small teams
• Pro ($29/month): Unlimited team members, advanced workflows, priority support

Why This Matters

AI coding assistants are amazing for velocity. But teams need governance, not anarchy.

Every --dangerously-skip-permissions is a risk. PermitFlow turns that risk into a managed process.

Try It

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Built by developers who got tired of explaining AI decisions in retrospectives.