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@pushary/eve-extension

v0.1.3

Published

Pushary extension for Eve: ask a real human on their phone and block on a fail-closed answer.

Downloads

400

Readme

@pushary/eve-extension

Human-in-the-loop for Eve, packaged as an Eve extension. One mount adds a tool that pauses the agent until a real human approves on their phone, answered from the lock screen.

Full walkthrough: Human-in-the-loop for Eve. Reaching your own end-users on their phones is the Pushary Partner plan.

Install

npm i @pushary/eve-extension

Set PUSHARY_API_KEY (get it in your dashboard).

Use

Mount it under agent/extensions/:

// agent/extensions/pushary.ts
import pushary from '@pushary/eve-extension'

export default pushary({})

The filename supplies the namespace, so the agent gains pushary__ask_human (approve, choose, or free-text, delivered to a phone, blocks until answered) and pushary__connect_phone (returns the one-tap connect link).

Config

export default pushary({
  externalId: 'user_123',
  agentName: 'Billing agent',
  timeoutMs: 55_000,
})

| Option | Does | | --- | --- | | apiKey | Falls back to process.env.PUSHARY_API_KEY | | externalId | Bind a fixed end-user. Defaults to the session principal | | agentName | Shown on the approval so the human knows who is asking | | timeoutMs | How long each ask blocks. Serverless-safe by default | | baseUrl | Override the API base URL (tests / self-host) |

Which one do I want

  • This extension, or the plain tools in @pushary/eve, for asking a human on purpose.
  • pusharyChannel() in @pushary/eve for everything Eve already pauses on: tools gated with approval, and the built-in ask_question. Eve renders those as buttons in Slack; the channel renders them on a phone.

They compose. Mount both if you want the agent to be able to ask directly and to have every gated tool call reach a phone.

MIT