Hey!
Just shipped Thread Nimbus real terminals (xterm.js + ssh2), but with an AI agent, Devi, that only investigates on its own and needs your explicit approval before touching anything.
The part I'm proudest of: every command yours or Devi's gets classified and logged. Destructive stuff like rm -rf / is blocked before it ever reaches a confirm dialog. Plus a one-key "presentation mode" that blanks hostnames/IPs if you're screen-sharing.
🚀 AI is changing how software gets built.
Coding agents can now take on tasks that would have taken developers hours — sometimes days.
But there’s a new problem hiding underneath all that speed:
More generated code = more code that needs to be trusted.
Threadlane Nimbus is built for that gap.
It helps developers get more visibility into AI-powered development and catch the things that are easy to miss when code is being generated at machine speed.
Think of it as a safety layer for the new AI-native development workflow.
⚡ Build faster
🔍 See what’s happening
🐛 Catch problems earlier
🔐 Keep security in the conversation
🚀 Ship with more confidence
The future probably isn't developers vs AI.
It's developers + AI + better engineering infrastructure.
We'd love your feedback:
What would you want an AI-native developer safety layer to catch first?
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