Why does the web app use paste instead of reading my local queue?
The Vercel-hosted app has no access to your laptop's `~/.reviewqueue/` directory. Use `reviewqueue serve` on localhost and connect a local dashboard, or copy/paste queue and audit JSON into the web viewers for ad-hoc review. This keeps the …
Why does the web app use paste instead of reading my local queue?
Answer
The Vercel-hosted app has no access to your laptop's `~/.reviewqueue/` directory. Use `reviewqueue serve` on localhost and connect a local dashboard, or copy/paste queue and audit JSON into the web viewers for ad-hoc review. This keeps the free tool shippable without cloud auth or syncing secrets. v1.1 plans hosted queue sync ($12/mo) when Plant entitlement infrastructure ships.
Related workflows
Pair ReviewQueue approvals with DestructGuard blocklists for known-bad patterns and IncidentScribe timelines when something still goes wrong. The classifier flags git push, recursive deletes, and deploy commands; humans decide approve or reject before execution.
Next steps
Run `reviewqueue init`, wrap agent shell access with `reviewqueue exec -- <command>`, and open https://reviewqueue.hermesplant.com to paste queue or audit JSON for review. Upgrade to the Team Pack for Slack/Telegram notification scripts and shared-queue rollout guides.
FAQ
Why does the web app use paste instead of reading my local queue?
The Vercel-hosted app has no access to your laptop's `~/.reviewqueue/` directory. Use `reviewqueue serve` on localhost and connect a local dashboard, or copy/paste queue and audit JSON into the web viewers for ad-hoc review. This keeps the free tool shippable without cloud auth or syncing secrets. v1.1 plans hosted queue sync ($12/mo) when Plant entitlement infrastructure ships.