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Approvals ​

/dashboard/approvals is the inbox for privilege grants — requests to run a command in a workspace that needs your explicit approval before the runner will execute it.

What a request shows ​

Each pending request lists the requested command, the workspace it targets, the working directory, the command's SHA-256 digest, and when it was created and when it expires. The digest is what the runner verifies, so approving is approving that command rather than a description of it.

Decisions ​

Approve lets the command run in that workspace under your identity. Reject discards the request and the command stays blocked. Both decisions are audited, and both ask for confirmation first because neither can be undone.

The rail shows a count next to Approvals only while something is pending, so the absence of a badge means there is nothing to decide rather than nothing to look at. When the inbox is empty it says so and explains that requests leave the list once decided.

Where requests come from

A workspace that wants to run a privileged command raises a request instead of blocking forever. Until you decide, the command does not run.

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