Agno 3.1.12 brings native Claude and Codex approvals into AgentOS

Agno 3.1.12 connects Claude and Codex harness permission requests to the AgentOS approval interface. With a configured database, a request creates a persisted paused run that can be reviewed in chat or the Approvals view.

Resume the request, not the prompt

Resolve and Continue Run sends a decision back to the native execution rather than replaying the prompt. The release describes validation against the requested action and handling for cancellation, expiry and storage failures. Each harness still controls when approval is required; this is not permission to bypass its policy.

A CodexAgent without explicit approval settings now uses the native on-request policy. Such requests can pause where previously they had no approval destination. The documented default approval wait is 900 seconds.

Ship inactive routines

Routine(enabled=False) lets templates include a routine that users enable later. It remains visible but is skipped by the scheduler, and saved user choices survive restarts. These changes are useful for applications that need explicit activation and review rather than immediately scheduling every imported workflow.

See the agno hub.