Ask a human for approval in the terminal and through ployz mcp#1476

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openedOct 8, 2026byNNick

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P3 made Cloud refuse a destructive publish or deploy with approval_required and stop there. This PR lets a human answer that refusal from wherever the command runs. The command then carries on with their approval.

What a person sees

In a terminal. The command prints what the change destroys, such as ✕ removes Service worker, and the other changes as a count. It then asks Type production to continue. The right name posts the approval and retries the write. Any other answer exits 130 and leaves the approval pending.
Without a terminal. The command prints the same lines, then Waiting for approval in Ployz Cloud…. It polls GET /api/cli/approvals/:id every second. When the approval is approved, denied or superseded, it retries the write with x-ployz-approval. Cloud's answer to that retry decides the outcome. An approved retry publishes. A denied one fails with the human's reason. A superseded one gets a new Review, and the command waits again. Ctrl-C exits 130 and leaves the approval pending.
With --json. Nothing changes. The command exits 1 with approval_required. details.retry is now the same command with --approval ID.
In an agent using ployz mcp. The server catches the child's approval_required and sends the host a form elicitation. The form holds the Review, an approve boolean and an optional reason. Approve posts the approval and reruns the child with --approval=ID. Deny posts a rejection with the reason, and the agent is told not to retry. A closed form posts nothing. A host without form elicitation gets a tool error. It names the approval and says where a human can approve it: the Cloud sidebar or a terminal.
server rm and project rm carry _meta["anthropic/requiresUserInteraction"], so Claude Code asks before each call even in bypassPermissions.

How it works

approval.rs owns the Review lines, the terminal and no-terminal paths, and the Cloud calls. Store::approved in handlers/store.rs is the one write loop behind try_write and admit, so every Store command gets the same handling. Only the Cloud backend can ask for approval. --approval ID on publish, deploy and up seeds the first write with the header.

The MCP server reuses the child's --json contract and never writes to the Store itself. The 30-minute deadline and cancellation cover the whole call, including the time the form waits.

Deviations from the plan

The Review is printed as ✕ effect lines and a folded count. It does not reuse a row renderer from handlers/review.rs. That file has no reusable renderer, and the prototype's Terminal tab shows these lines.
handlers/config.rs is unchanged. Settings edits never ask, so they never meet approval_required.
core/Cargo.lock changes, although it sits outside core/crates/ployz. The ployz crate turns on rmcp's elicitation feature, which adds one dependency entry.
core/crates/ployz-sdk/generated/commands.json changes for the same reason. It is generated from the CLI, and the new --approval flag on publish, deploy and up must appear in it for sdk_payloads to pass.
core/site/skill.md names the approval fields as effects and approval_id under details, not as details.effects. The cli_shape guard requires every details.X the skill names to appear in local output, and only Cloud can produce approval_required. config_cli checks those fields against the fake Cloud.

Verification

cargo nextest run -p ployz --all-features --test config_cli passes 44 of 44. The new cases run the real Store behind the fake Cloud, with an approvals gate in front of publish writes. They cover the --json passthrough with details.retry, a no-terminal wait ending on approve, on deny and on superseded, and a wrong name typed at a pty from script(1).
cargo nextest run -p ployz --all-features --lib handlers::mcp passes 18 of 18. A stub host receives the elicitation, and approving reruns the call. Denying posts the reason, and closing the form posts nothing. A host without elicitation gets the tool error.
cargo fmt --check, workspace clippy with -D warnings, and workspace nextest pass: 2241 run, 2241 passed, 58 skipped.

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Added 5 commitsOct 10, 2026

Answer a non-JSON MCP line with a Parse error, gate /proc tests to Linux1acb2da
Keep every accepted flag in each retry ployz suggests77da419
Expire held MCP asks, bind them to their call, and keep the denial reason8bcbebd
Ask Claude Code through the tool result and deny on declined2798a6
Ask a human for approval in the terminal and through ployz mcpe02ed35

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core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/mcp.rslines 488–491Outdated · d8d9e39Open thread

…	…	@@ -181,20 +483,12 @@ impl ServerHandler for Server {
	488	+	let asked = if status.success() {
	489	+	None
	490	+	} else {
	491	+	asked(&stdout)

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_{_{P2 Badge}} Parse approval responses before truncating stdout

When an approval_required response contains a diff larger than the 1 MiB output limit, capture truncates the JSON and appends a diagnostic before this call tries to deserialize it. asked(&stdout) then returns None, so the MCP server returns the truncated error instead of eliciting approval, making large destructive deploys impossible to approve through MCP. Preserve or parse the complete structured error separately from the bounded tool output.

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Needs an approval diff over 1 MiB, and the failure mode is a refused call rather than an unapproved write.

core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/mcp.rslines 587–589Outdated · d8d9e39Open thread

…	…	@@ -206,15 +500,148 @@ impl ServerHandler for Server {
	586	+	message: format!(
	587	+	"Approve this {verb} to {}?\n{}",
	588	+	asked.diff.environment.name,
	589	+	asked.review(verb).join("\n")

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_{_{P2 Badge}} Identify the project in approval dialogs

When an organization has the conventional environment name (for example, production) in multiple projects, this dialog identifies only the environment and destructive object names, even though asked.diff.environment.project is available. Projects commonly reuse both environment and service names, so the human can approve a destructive operation without being able to distinguish its target; include the project alongside the environment in the approval prompt.

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Fixed in https://github.com/getployz/ployz/pull/1582 (ffb9bf4be).

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core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/mcp.rsline 435Outdated · 8bcbebdOpen thread

…	…	@@ -163,9 +266,208 @@ impl ServerHandler for Server {
	432	+	}
	433	+	approve_with(&mut argv, &asked.id);
	434	+	}
	435	+	let ran = self.run(call.entry, &argv).await?;

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_{_{P2 Badge}} Avoid rerunning up's one-time server addition

When the exposed up tool is called with server and later receives approval_required, this loop reruns the original argv after approval. The first invocation has already executed add_server before reaching the deploy (handlers/up.rs:65-68), so the approved retry provisions and joins the same remote Server again and can fail before the deployment runs. The CLI's generated retry intentionally omits --server; the MCP retry should likewise avoid replaying pre-deploy side effects.

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Fixed in https://github.com/getployz/ployz/pull/1582 (3f4c70c4a).

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New Features
- deploy and publish now support approval for changes that would remove running resources. In a terminal, confirm by entering the environment name; without a terminal, the command waits for a Cloud decision. With --json, commands return an approval_required response with a retry command.
- MCP can request approval through the connected app, or provide instructions for approving through Cloud or a terminal. Approval decisions and timeouts are reflected in command results.
Documentation
- Updated CLI, MCP, and account guidance with approval steps and outcomes.

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Walkthrough

The CLI and MCP server now handle Cloud approval requests for destructive publish and deploy actions. CLI behavior varies by execution mode, while MCP uses elicitation when supported. The changes also add approval-related request handling, tests, and documentation.

Changes

Destructive-action approvals

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Approval contract and CLI inputs `core/crates/ployz/src/approval.rs`, `core/crates/ployz/src/cloud_account.rs`, `core/crates/ployz/src/cli/mod.rs`, `core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/{deploy,review,up}.rs`, `core/crates/ployz/src/lib.rs`	The new approval handling parses approval requests, reads status, submits decisions, and sends approval IDs with Cloud writes. The deploy, publish, and up commands accept the shared `--approval` option.
CLI approval and retry flow `core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/store.rs`, `core/crates/ployz/src/ui/prompt.rs`, `core/crates/ployz/tests/config_cli.rs`, `core/site/skill.md`, `docs/user/account/organizations.md`	For non-JSON writes that need approval, the CLI reviews the effects, prompts for an Environment name when a terminal is available, or polls Cloud. Retry commands preserve approval and confirmation arguments. Tests cover approval outcomes, cancellation, and retries.
MCP transport and elicitation `core/crates/ployz/Cargo.toml`, `core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/mcp.rs`, `docs/user/cli/overview.md`	The MCP server adds newline-delimited JSON-RPC transport handling and approval elicitation. It validates responses, records decisions in Cloud, and reruns approved commands. Tests cover transport errors and approval states; the documentation describes the related MCP and CLI behavior.

Priority: ⬆️ High

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes

Change: Feature · Unblocks: 16 PRs

Sequence Diagram(s)

mermaid

1	sequenceDiagram
2	participant PloyzCLI
3	participant Cloud
4	participant Terminal
5	PloyzCLI->>Cloud: Submit publish or deploy
6	Cloud-->>PloyzCLI: Return approval_required
7	PloyzCLI->>Terminal: Show effects and request Environment name
8	Terminal-->>PloyzCLI: Provide Environment name
9	PloyzCLI->>Cloud: Submit approval decision or poll status
10	Cloud-->>PloyzCLI: Return approval status
11	PloyzCLI->>Cloud: Retry with approval ID

mermaid

1	sequenceDiagram
2	participant MCPHost
3	participant PloyzMCPServer
4	participant User
5	participant Cloud
6	participant Command
7	MCPHost->>PloyzMCPServer: Call deploy or publish tool
8	PloyzMCPServer->>Command: Run command
9	Command-->>PloyzMCPServer: Return approval request
10	PloyzMCPServer->>MCPHost: Request user elicitation
11	MCPHost->>User: Present approval dialog
12	User-->>MCPHost: Return approval decision
13	MCPHost-->>PloyzMCPServer: Submit elicitation response
14	PloyzMCPServer->>Cloud: Record approval decision
15	PloyzMCPServer->>Command: Retry with approval ID

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to bb9b7

A brief network error while the command waits for approval ends the wait, and the error output does not show how to resume with the pending approval. The CLI docs also omit project rm from the commands that ask before every call. Neither issue blocks merging; both are small follow-ups.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to bb9b7

Organization and change-specific approval checks remain enforced. However, closing an approval form records a lasting rejection rather than leaving the request pending, which can block other callers waiting on that request and misrepresent the human's choice. Recovery after an approved write loses its response is not fully established.

Retained concerns

Medium · security · observed: The new MCP decision path converts a closed form's action=cancel into reject and reports that the human denied the operation. Cloud durably records this under the credential owner's identity. Because concurrent callers can share one pending approval, dismissing one dialog can terminate their shared request without an explicit denial. Later approval of that ID conflicts and retries using it are refused; requesting a new approval remains possible. This is a decision-ownership and audit-integrity concern, not a destructive-write bypass.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

observed — The reviewed destructive outcomes include service removal, volume deletion or detachment, and domain removal within a Cloud organization. One pending approval can be shared by callers requesting the same digest, so an MCP decision can affect other callers waiting on that request.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

observed — The introduced cancellation path is host cancel response, MCP rejection POST using the configured account, then a durable denied row attributed to that credential's user. This changes shared approval state without an explicit denial, but does not authorize a destructive write or escape organization scoping.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Cloud scopes approval reads and decisions to the authenticated organization, accepts approval only for the stored digest, and conditionally updates pending rows. The Store recomputes the current digest before accepting approved evidence. Denied rows refuse writes; pending and superseded rows do not provide approved authority. These pre-existing controls remain enforced by the new callers.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — Store command application runs inside a storage write boundary, publish reuses an identical saved revision, and deployment admission declares a caller-minted replay key. The CLI approval loop preserves its command object, but generic failures after settlement return without adding the locally obtained approval ID. These controls do not establish complete recovery across a new process after response loss.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — Keep cancel distinct from an explicit denial, and expose the approval and operation identities when a settled write has an uncertain outcome so recovery can inspect existing state before initiating another operation.

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Title check	Passed	The title clearly summarizes the main change: human approval through the terminal and Ployz MCP.
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core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/store.rsline 352Outdated · bb9b78fOpen thread

…	…	@@ -280,6 +331,48 @@ impl<'m> Store<'m> {
	349	+	};
	350	+	Carried {
	351	+	accept: super::string_values(self.matches, "accept-volume-loss"),
	352	+	version: one("expect-version"),

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_{_{P1 Badge}} Preserve publish's version in approval retries

When ployz publish --version V --json receives approval_required, this only carries expect-version, which is the deploy flag; publish reads its concurrency guard from --version in handlers/review.rs. Consequently details.retry drops the caller's reviewed version. If Working State changes before that retry—especially to a non-destructive review that needs no matching approval—the retry can publish the new state instead of returning the requested version conflict. Carry publish's version argument when constructing its approval retry.

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Superseded. version_flag at core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/store.rs:398 carries --version for publish in both the carried flags and the retry.

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core/crates/ployz/src/approval.rslines 119–123Outdated · bb9b78fOpen thread

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	120	+	if read? != Status::Pending {
	121	+	return Ok(asked.id.clone());
	122	+	}
	123	+	}

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A single failed poll ends the approval wait.

Line 120 uses read?. Any error from status returns at once. This includes a transient network failure, a timeout, or a 5xx response from Cloud. A human approval can take minutes, so one network error is a realistic event during the wait.

The error then reaches Store::fail as StoreCallError::Cloud. Store::fail adds the --approval ID retry hint only for Refused errors that carry approval_required. The user gets a generic Cloud error, and the output does not name the pending approval or the retry command.

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Retry transient StoreCallError::Cloud errors on the next poll.
If an error still ends the wait, attach Hint::Retry(retry), as the Ctrl-C branch does.

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1	--- "a/core/crates/ployz/src/approval.rs"
2	+++ "b/core/crates/ployz/src/approval.rs"
3	@@ -116,11 +116,15 @@
4	.hint(crate::ui::Hint::Retry(retry)),
5	));
6	}
7	read = status(credential, &asked.id) => {
8	- if read? != Status::Pending {
9	- return Ok(asked.id.clone());
10	- }
11	+ match read {
12	+ Ok(Status::Pending) => {}
13	+ Ok(_) => return Ok(asked.id.clone()),
14	+ // Keep waiting through a transient Cloud failure.
15	+ Err(StoreCallError::Cloud(_)) => {}
16	+ Err(error) => return Err(error),
17	+ }
18	}
19	}
20	tokio::select! {
21	() = interrupted.cancelled() => {}

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NNickOct 11, 2026

Nothing is lost. The approval stays pending in Cloud, and rerunning the same command finds the same pending approval, because the gate upserts by digest.

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@nick-potts Thanks for clarifying. The approval stays pending in Cloud, and the gate upserts by digest, so rerunning the same command reuses that approval.

A failed poll interrupts the wait but does not lose the approval. Automatic retries are an optional resilience improvement, not a required fix. I withdraw this finding.

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5	Learning: In getployz/ployz, the Cloud destructive-action approval gate upserts by digest. If status polling in core/crates/ployz/src/approval.rs fails, the approval remains pending in Cloud. Rerunning the same command reuses that pending approval; an explicit --approval ID is not required to recover it.

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docs/user/cli/overview.mdlines 61–66Outdated · bb9b78fOpen thread

…	…	@@ -58,9 +58,22 @@ claude mcp add -s user ployz -- ployz mcp
	63	+	acts the moment it runs, rather than through a plan Ployz reviews first, also asks the agent's
	64	+	app to check with you before every call, even when you've told it to skip permission prompts.
	65	+	`server rm`, `service stop`, and `token new` ask this way; `deploy` and `publish` don't. Claude
	66	+	Code honors this.

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5	nl -ba core/crates/ployz/src/handlers/mcp.rs \| sed -n '780,797p'
6	printf '%s\n' '--- approval declarations ---'
7	rg -n -C 4 -F 'project rm' core/crates/ployz/src

Repository: getployz/ployz

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🏁 Script executed:

bash

1	set -o pipefail
2	files=$(rg --files \| rg '(^\|/)commands\.json$\|catalog\.rs$')
3	printf '%s\n' "$files"
4	while IFS= read -r file; do
5	[ -n "$file" ] \|\| continue
6	if rg -n -F -- 'project rm' "$file"; then
7	printf '%s\n' "--- $file ---"
8	nl -ba "$file" \| grep -C 4 -F 'project rm'
9	fi
10	done <<< "$files"

Repository: getployz/ployz

Length of output: 684

Add project rm to the per-call confirmation list.

project rm uses the always approval group, so MCP hosts that honor anthropic/requiresUserInteraction can request confirmation before each call. The documentation currently omits it.

1	Learnt from: nick-potts
2	Repo: getployz/ployz PR: 1476
3	File: docs/user/cli/overview.md:61-66
4	Timestamp: 2026-10-11T18:54:55.337Z
5	Learning: In `docs/user/cli/overview.md`, the MCP per-call confirmation commands are examples, not an exhaustive list. The command catalog contains the full list. Do not flag an omitted command solely because it is absent from these examples.