Show HN: I built a safety gate for autonomous coding agents

A developer released Inbin Gate, a browser-based safety gate for autonomous coding agents such as IBM Bob that lets an agent keep auto-approve enabled while restricting it to act only on values stated by an authoritative source. The tool runs a published resolver entirely in the browser with nothing sent anywhere, separating what has authority from what the agent merely read, such as a README, issues or CI log. A replay demo runs 20 proposed actions on a sample project — ten legitimate task-list actions and ten injected ones planted in the README, issues and CI log — computed live from the same resolver.

Inbin Gate Safe auto-approve for IBM Bob. The agent keeps auto-approve on; it can act on its own only on values that someone with authority actually stated. Everything below runs the published resolver in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere. 1. What has authority 2. What the agent read no authority 3. What the agent proposes Replay: 20 proposed actions on the sample project Ten legitimate actions from the task list, ten injected ones planted in the README, the issues and the CI log. Computed live from the same resolver.