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tarides/sudo-proxy
Run privileged, mutating commands, locally or over SSH, with a mandatory single-keypress human approval on every on
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About tarides/sudo-proxy
A Rust-based proxy that runs privileged, mutating commands locally or over SSH. It requires a mandatory single-keypress human approval before each operation, acting as a safety gate for destructive actions.
Best for
Developers who need a simple human safety gate for privileged commands in local or remote workflows.
Use cases
- Add a human approval step to privileged shell commands
- Gate mutating operations on remote servers via SSH
- Prevent accidental execution of destructive commands in scripts
Notes
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-16. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Enforces explicit human approval on every command
- Works for both local and remote execution
- Written in Rust for performance and reliability
Cons
- Requires manual interaction for each command, slowing automation
- Single-keypress approval may not provide enough context for safe decisions
- No community traction yet with zero stars
Key facts
What we have checked
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How to use
How to set it up
As the listing publishes it. We have not run this install.
Clients the listing names (not checked here)
Claude Code
Install
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Until then, follow the project's own README, or the setup the listing publishes under How to set it up.
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