IgorGanapolsky/ThumbGate
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Agent governance for ThumbGate: π/π become Pre-Action Checks that block repeat mistakes before code, money, or customer systems change.
MCP
IgorGanapolsky/ThumbGate
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
ThumbGate is a JavaScript tool that uses thumbs up and thumbs down as pre-action checks to block repeated mistakes before code, money, or customer system changes. It applies agent governance by capturing past feedback and preventing similar errors from occurring again.
Best for
Best for
Teams using agent-driven workflows who want to prevent repeat mistakes with minimal friction
Use cases
- Preventing repeated deployment failures by applying thumbs-down checks
- Enforcing approval gates for automated code changes
- Blocking costly rollbacks by capturing past mistakes as pre-action checks
How to use
Install
npx thumbgate init Tested with
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, Cline, OpenCode, MCP-compatible agent
Notes
ThumbGate is a JavaScript tool that uses thumbs up and thumbs down as pre-action checks to block repeated mistakes before code, money, or customer system changes. It applies agent governance by capturing past feedback and preventing similar errors from occurring again.
21 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Preventing repeated deployment failures by applying thumbs-down checks
- Enforcing approval gates for automated code changes
- Blocking costly rollbacks by capturing past mistakes as pre-action checks
Pros
- Lightweight and simple to integrate into agent workflows
- Directly addresses the common problem of repeat errors
- Minimal overhead with a clear binary feedback mechanism
Cons
- Limited to binary thumbs up/down, lacking nuanced policy support
- Relies on consistent manual feedback which may not scale
- Not suited for complex or multi-step governance requirements
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Pros
- Lightweight and simple to integrate into agent workflows
- Directly addresses the common problem of repeat errors
- Minimal overhead with a clear binary feedback mechanism
Cons
- Limited to binary thumbs up/down, lacking nuanced policy support
- Relies on consistent manual feedback which may not scale
- Not suited for complex or multi-step governance requirements
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