nodecode-pushary
Pushary: push notifications, questions and scope approvals on the operator's phone. A Nodecode rewrite of Pushary/hermes-plugin-pushary by Pushary.
Get it
Tell the agent "add the pushary cell", or run nodecode add nc://pushary.
Set it up
- Make an account at https://pushary.com and copy its API key into the environment
Nodecode runs in, as
PUSHARY_API_KEY. The key stays in the environment, never in the config. - Pair the phone app with the same account; that is the phone the notifications and the questions go to.
- Optionally, tune the section in
~/.nodecode/config.jsonc:
"pushary": {
"api_key_env": "PUSHARY_API_KEY", // the variable holding the key
"agent_name": "Nodecode", // the name the phone shows
"base_url": "https://pushary.com" // only a self-hosted copy changes it
}
- Say
/pushary test: one notification goes to the phone and the answer comes back to the terminal. Nothing runs.
Use it
Once it is on, the model has six tools and a person has the same ones from eval:
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
pushary_notify |
A notification on the phone: a fact, and optionally a detail page behind it. |
pushary_ask |
A question on the phone — yes/no, one of a few choices, or free text — and the answer, waited for. |
pushary_wait |
One more poll for a question asked with wait: false. |
pushary_cancel |
A pending question that stopped being relevant. |
pushary_remind |
A reminder saved on Pushary, so it reaches the phone after the session ends. |
pushary_propose_scope |
The boundary of a run — the paths to change, the ones to leave alone, the definition of done — agreed in one tap. |
From eval: (pushary:notify "the build is green" :title "Build"),
(pushary:ask "ship it?"), (pushary:remind "water the plants" :in-minutes 30).
/pushary says what the tools would use; /pushary test sends one notification;
(help :pushary) is the model's own primer.
A question blocks for at most 55 seconds per call, which is Pushary's own ceiling: when
the person has not answered by then, the answer says so and carries the correlationId,
and pushary_wait continues the wait in a later turn. A refused call — a bad key, no
network, an empty body — is a failed tool call carrying Pushary's own words.
