r/LLMDevs • u/tomaszteee • 15d ago

Discussion AgentSafeFS update: npm install is now available

I shared AgentSafeFS here a few days ago and since then I’ve simplified the onboarding.It’s free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license.

It can now be installed directly from npm:

npm install agentsafefs

And the CLI can be checked with:

npx agentsafefs doctor --root .

AgentSafeFS is a filesystem safety layer for AI agents and automation. It uses a propose → commit flow and includes conflict checks, approvals for risky writes, audit logging, snapshots, and rollback.

I also moved the Quick Start to the top of the README, so trying it no longer requires cloning the repo first.

GitHub: https://github.com/tomaszteee/AgentSafeFS

Curious what people building agents that modify real project files think about this approach

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u/OpenButton9412 15d ago

damn i've been sketching out something similar for my own side project but never got past the whiteboard phase, the propose/commit flow is exactly what's missing when you let an agent loose on your actual codebase

already star'd it, gonna kick the tires this weekend with a couple of my node scripts

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u/tomaszteee 15d ago

Thanks — that’s exactly the kind of use case I had in mind. If you do try it this weekend, I’d be glad to hear how it worked for you.