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Lunen.ai
Build AI agents your whole team can run, and control
138 followers
Build AI agents your whole team can run, and control
138 followers
You've used ChatGPT and Claude for real work. They just do the task. No record of what they touched, no approval on the risky step, nothing you could hand your security team. Great UX, zero governance. Enterprise tools flip it: total control, an interface nobody wants to open. Lunen is what automated AI should be, the clean UX and the full transparency, not one or the other. Now in early access.
Finally something that doesn't make me choose between a nice interface and actual visibility. Tried a small workflow and the audit trail was already there without me digging for it.
@Mike Rudolph that policy layer approach makes sense, per-org control instead of a hardcoded default is the right call given how differently teams weigh risk. does the approval step block the agent mid-run until a human clicks approve, or does it queue the action and let the agent keep working on other parts of the task while it waits?
Clean interface that doesn't feel like another enterprise dashboard, and I was surprised the approval workflow didn't slow things down.
Finally a tool that keeps the consumer feel but actually shows you what happened under the hood. The approval flow for risky steps felt thoughtful, not bureaucratic.
The thing that stands out to me is keeping a clear record of what the AI actually did. Wanting the convenience without giving up the ability to answer for it later feels like the sensible way to approach all of this.
the framing really nails it, putting governance on equal footing with experience instead of bolting it on after. that takes discipline most teams skip.