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@steery/paseo

v1.12.27

Published

Steery requests as answerable cards inside Paseo conversations

Readme

Steery for Paseo

Shows every request an agent raises through Steery as a card in that agent's Paseo conversation, and lets you answer it there. Your Mac signs the answer in its Secure Enclave and asks you first (Touch ID or your login password). A Mac that cannot sign offers Open in Steery and Answer in browser instead.

A Steery panel in the sidebar lists open requests that no conversation holds.

Requirements

  • Paseo 0.8 or later.

  • The Steery CLI, set up on the same machine as the Paseo daemon:

    curl -fsSL https://steery.dev/install.sh | sh
    steery setup

    The plugin reads this machine's key and the local runtime's port from ~/.config/steery. It holds no credential of its own.

Install

paseo plugin install npm:@steery/paseo

Or paste npm:@steery/paseo into Settings → Plugins → Plugin source.

What it does not do

  • It never signs. Only a signer (your phone, or this Mac's Secure Enclave) makes an answer.
  • It sends nothing anywhere except to the Steery server this machine is set up with, and to the Steery runtime on 127.0.0.1.