QuietAgent: noise filter for multi-session AI coding

Add do-not-disturb rules and auto-approve allowlists to cross-session AI coding tools

Problem

Multi-session AI coding tools fire 'held message from another session' approval prompts that break workflow. Users complain it's 'killing my output' but can't fully disable it — they either deny or approve one by one. Chat assistants also keep asking 'want to know more?', forcing manual behavior tuning.

Solution

A middle layer or plugin: define allowlists and quiet rules per session/agent, auto-deny low-priority cross-session messages, and batch the ones that truly need a human into an hourly/daily review panel. Includes a one-click AGENTS.md snippet generator.

Users

Heavy users of Claude Code and multi-session AI coding tools

MVP

Parse cross-session message events; allowlist + quiet-rule engine; auto-deny/defer low-priority messages; batch review panel; export rules as AGENTS.md

Revenue

One-time desktop license ($15-25) + cut on a rule marketplace; enterprise tier for central management

Why now

Multi-agent workflows are just taking off and approval UX in tools is primitive — owning the 'noise management layer' is a quick wedge