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Current
Current is a change control runtime for AI agents that validates proposals and records every step.
Current acts as a change control runtime for AI agents, ensuring that agents can only propose changes rather than execute them directly. The model submits a complete proposal that must be reviewed, approved, and applied through a separate runtime step. Supported inputs include prompts, file reads, and API keys for OpenAI or Anthropic, while outputs consist of typed intents, proposals, and a hash-chained event log. The system confines reads to the project directory, blocking sensitive paths like .git and .env files. Every action, approval, and effect is recorded in a tamper-evident commit log to maintain complete provenance.
Current at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: CLI, HTTP API
- Pricing: Free
- Released: November 2026
- Category: AI agent tool
- Website: github.com/santosh79/current
Key features
- Validates agent proposals
- Records workflow events
- Confines reads to project
- Uses hash-chained log
- Supports model reviews
- Executes typed intents
Use it for
- Reviewing AI-generated code proposals
- Tracking provenance of code changes
- Running controlled agent workflows
Alternatives to Current
- AG-UI — Standardizes agent-user interactions and generative UI for applications.
- Rakazo — Complete ownership of data, models, and execution environment.
- MyAgent — It features built-in permission controls, long-term memory, and skill self-evolution.
- Composio — Equips AI agents with tools, managed user auth, and sandboxes across 1,500+ apps
- Melra — Governs AI agent tool calls with local policies, approval gates, and verified receipts.
- VoltAgent — Offers open-source flexibility with built-in supervisor agent orchestration and RAG.
- NemoClaw — Provides managed security, networking, and lifecycle operations for AI agents.
- OpenAgentsControl — Generates code matching your patterns and requires approval before execution.
- GitAgent — Manage AI agents with familiar git workflows like branching, diffing, and reverting.
- Alook — Connects existing local coding agents to team communication channels.
- past.dev — Provides agents with accurate, timestamped context instead of static retrieval.
- Weft — It enables safe parallel coding agent work without file locks.
All Current alternatives