myGate: Nested-Agent Model Control

myGate prevents expensive nested-agent fan-outs from happening silently. Known superheavy launches are denied before they start; launches visible only at runtime raise a desktop notification.

Install

The source repository is public; the PyPI project is not published yet. Install the CLI directly from Git with Python 3.14 or newer:

uv tool install git+https://gitlab.com/doering-ai/apps/gate.git
gate register
gate doctor

Claude Code users can instead install the repository as a plugin. Use one route only so the hooks do not run twice.

/plugin marketplace add https://gitlab.com/doering-ai/apps/gate.git
/plugin install my-gate@my-gate
/reload-plugins

• 1. Quickstart
  • I Choose one installation route
  • II Verify the CLI route
  • III See the decision path work
  • IV What happens at launch time
• 2. Configuration and grants
  • One-off grants
  • Terminal tinting
• 3. Terminal tinting
  • Gate events
  • Configuration
  • Overrides and kitty
  • Honest caveats
• 4. Python API
  • process()
• 5. Action admission
  • Capability contract
  • Resolution
  • Overrides
  • Harness evidence matrix
  • Python surface
• 6. Action policy extensions
• 7. Unicode write policy
  • Conservative repair
  • Coordinates and retained Unicode
  • Activation frontier
• 8. Bulletin and Controlled Prose routing
  • Bulletin section contract
  • Content-free Controlled Prose route
  • Runtime survey and activation frontier
• 9. Primitive Typist policy
  • Pre-execution contract
  • Post-failure contract
  • Relationship to my.typing.Typist
• 10. Cost correlation
  • Exceptions
  • Session interface
  • Spend correlation
  • Data models
  • Spend API
  • Energy estimation
  • Aggregation
• 11. Quota tracking
  • Status: library only, not wired to the CLI
  • Data models
  • Economic estimation
  • Window management
  • Reconciliation
  • Rendering
• 12. Session ledger
  • Session parsing
  • Data models
  • Cost correlation
  • Aggregation
• 13. Dashboard
  • Data layer
  • CLI rendering
  • JSON serialization
  • TUI mode
• 14. Review and merge
  • What Gate reviews
• 15. Evaluating a model or judge
  • Review mode (gate eval run)
  • Judge mode (gate eval judge)
  • Cost estimation
  • The ai extra
• 16. Support and limitations
  • Known limits
• 17. Commit-message repair
  • Contract
  • Recovery and failure
  • Corpus integration
  • Acceptance evidence