Ghost 3.8.0
A coding agent running in Ghost's Terminal now asks you before it acts, and asks you in the notch.
The Allow or Deny card actually appears now
Claude Code and opencode ask before running a shell command, editing or writing a file, or fetching a page, and you answer in the notch. One switch decides it, and it no longer follows the approval mode on the AI page: that mode governs Ghost's own tools, which Ghost classifies and can undo, and this governs another program's, which it cannot.
3.7.0 shipped this feature unable to fire. The live terminal read the approval tier meant for Ghost's own tools, so on a Mac set to Auto-run no gate was written into the session at all and the card never came, however the switch was set.
Settings ▸ Privacy ▸ Live terminal ▸ Ask me before a live agent acts.
Answer what the agent asks, in the notch
When an agent stops to ask you something, the question comes to the notch with its options as buttons instead of staying buried in the terminal. Pick one and the turn carries on. A question that takes more than one answer ticks them off and waits for Submit, and "Answer in the terminal" hands it back to the agent if you would rather type something that is not on the list.
Nothing to turn on. It appears the moment an agent asks.
Requires macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon. Existing installs update themselves; this build is notarized and stapled.