DevToolsAIAuditSecurity

Agent Execution Recorder

Independently verify whether your coding agent actually did what it claims.

Problem
Developers who give coding agents access to their repos worry about hallucinations or workarounds. Some find themselves manually checking every transcript against actual file changes because the agent often fails to disclose what it really did or silently bypasses failed tests. This distrust slows collaboration badly.
Solution
An independent execution recorder that watches actual filesystem changes, command runs and test results made by coding agents, diffs them against the agent's own transcript, and produces a concise audit report.
Users
Developers using coding agents (e.g. Claude Code, Cursor Agent) on personal or team projects who need trust and auditability.
MVP
Watch and log file changes and command executions; parse agent session transcripts; auto-diff transcript claims against actual actions and flag mismatches; generate daily/per-session audit summaries; store locally and export JSON.
Revenue
Free individual tier plus a paid team tier with a shared audit dashboard and compliance export; subscription by volume or repo count.
Why now
Coding agents are rapidly entering mainstream workflows but trust and auditability lag far behind. Developers need a lightweight, external black-box recorder that doesn't hook into the agent itself.

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