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Upgrade the AIyou already use.

Product-rendered Codex views and installed Claude widget contracts, using public fixtures. Open a command. Switch hosts. Inspect the state.

New: Warren v0.1.0 · free, MIT · plus 15 more public releases
Codex MCP Apppublic fixture
Real CPU Workers Codex MCP viewer rendered from its public Atlas replay fixture, showing the exact task binding, host pressure, registered pool, worker progress, and read-only boundary.
registered source worker evidence receipts bounded visibility only
Activity Monitor · interactive preview

Your Mac,finally legible.

CPU, memory, energy, disk, network, and local AI work in one native system view. Follow the demo cursor, then click into any surface and explore it yourself.

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interactive surfaces
Local
macOS preview
0
browser device reads
In development · working titleBrowser telemetry is sample data. Product and name may change.
Activity Monitor Sample data
Live system loadEvery spike gets a name.
Live sample
Total CPU52.8%sample
Load average4.181 minute
Processes4122,106 threads
CPU by logical core12 cores · sample telemetry
ProcessCPUMemory
Local modelInference worker31.4%2.8 GB
Video rendererBackground export18.7%1.4 GB
Browser12 processes9.2%3.1 GB

Browser preview · four highlights shown · nine surfaces in the full demo

Actual product interfaces

Codex. Claude. CPU. GPU.

Codex MCP Apppublic fixture
Real CPU Workers Codex MCP viewer rendered from its public Atlas replay fixture, showing the exact task binding, host pressure, registered pool, worker progress, and read-only boundary.
registered source worker evidence receipts bounded visibility only
Public source · available today

Released. Inspectable now.

16 free releases with public source on GitHub. Entries appear here only once the repository is actually public — no badges before the bundle. Each card states its license and one safeguard its own repository proves.

A real Warren trial session: one machine shares port 8000, the other forwards to it and gets a reply, port 22 is refused as not shared
New releaseFree · MIT · v0.1.0

Warren

Private links between your machines through a relay you run yourself. One Rust binary (relay, node daemon and CLI): share, forward, nc or ssh any TCP port over one outbound connection on 443, or publish a local port on a public HTTPS name.

License
MIT
Platforms
Mac (Apple silicon) · Linux x86_64 · Windows: coming

Proven safeguard · Private streams are end-to-end encrypted (Noise_IK) and the relay only forwards ciphertext; an end-to-end test captures everything the relay receives and sends and fails if the plaintext ever appears. Shares are default-deny and checked on the destination.

Limits · Used on macOS so far; the Linux binary is built and tested in CI but not yet run on real Linux machines. Automatic certificates are not yet tested against a live CA. First contact is trust-on-first-use. TCP only, and all traffic goes through your relay. Published HTTPS names are TLS-terminated at the relay, which can see that traffic.

The PowerSwarm viewer showing a real run: two Grok lanes, both green after a bug sweep

PowerSwarm

Free · Apache-2.0 · v0.1.0

Run coding agents in parallel, each in a separate git worktree with its own pass condition. Inspect the results and decide which branches to keep.

License
Apache-2.0

Proven safeguard · PowerSwarm never merges, pushes, deploys or edits your checkout: every lane ends as a branch. Kill checks run without a shell; bash, sh and env are refused at validation.

The Switchboard workflow map with placements and lanes (invented sample data)

Switchboard

Source available · free to self-host · v0.1.0

A local coordination board for AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex: rooms, a map of which agents may message which, placements, exact-recipient handoffs and a task board. Agent Rooms is its hosted version.

License
FSL-1.1-ALv2, free to self-host, becomes Apache-2.0 after two years

Proven safeguard · The HTTP server is loopback-only, and every mutating route requires a same-origin control token.

The AgentBrain Handoffs live status page during its demo (invented sample data)

AgentBrain Handoffs

Free · Apache-2.0 · v0.1.0

Exact, durable handoffs between AI coding agents. Each handoff is one new turn in the recipient's existing session, with a CLI, a live status page and an MCP server.

License
Apache-2.0

Proven safeguard · It never interrupts: a busy recipient keeps its turn and the handoff waits. One write per attempt, and a lost reply is reconciled by observation instead of being sent again.

A ctxlib session: a decision lands, a lesson waits in the inbox and a secret is refused

ContextLib

Free · Apache-2.0 · v0.1.0

A project library that outlives every agent session: decisions, requirements, facts and lessons kept as plain Markdown files that people read in Finder and agents read through tools.

License
Apache-2.0

Proven safeguard · Absolute home paths and secrets are refused at write time.

CPU Workers in Codex with invented sample pools

CPU + GPU Workers

Free · Apache-2.0 · v0.1.0

Two read-only MCP Apps that show the CPU pools and the Apple GPU lane your Mac is actually using, without leaving Claude Code or Codex.

License
Apache-2.0
Platforms
Codex · Claude Code

Proven safeguard · Read-only by construction: the tools cannot start, stop, signal or reschedule a process or GPU job, and CPU Workers refuses to invent progress.

The Agents view of KE Activity Monitor (project and host names invented)

KE Activity Monitor

Free · Apache-2.0 · v0.1.0

A Mac activity monitor for people who run AI agents: the CPU, Memory, Energy, Disk and Network views you expect, plus what your agents are actually doing.

License
Apache-2.0
Platforms
macOS

Proven safeguard · Local only: no telemetry, no account and nothing uploaded, and nothing changes on your Mac unless you click an explicit action. The suite has 615 tests.

The KE Pen overlay: a red mark around the part of the screen the AI should look at

KE Pen

Free · MIT · v0.6.0

Point at the bug. Circle anything on screen and KE Pen shares only the marked crop with the AI you configured.

License
MIT
Platforms
Mac · Windows · Linux

Proven safeguard · Reading never silently clears the mark, and the bundled KE Shot uploads nothing until you give it an endpoint and a token.

A DayLedger report built from the committed sample logs

DayLedger

Free · MIT · v0.1.0

Turns your Claude session logs into an interactive daily work report: one self-contained HTML page for any day.

License
MIT

Proven safeguard · Nothing is uploaded: DayLedger reads local files, calls no network API and needs no credentials.

The exported Codex Lens dashboard, run against a synthetic Codex home

Codex Lens

Free · MIT · v0.1.0

A read-only viewer for local OpenAI Codex threads: lists every thread, infers live status and exports a redacted dashboard. Not affiliated with OpenAI.

License
MIT

Proven safeguard · Never writes inside CODEX_HOME, and the state database is opened read-only and immutable.

Live Wire in keyless demo mode reading a labelled satire script

Live Wire

Free · MIT · v0.1.0

A 24/7 AI satirical news channel with cartoon anchors, mouth sync, LLM-written scripts and ElevenLabs voices. Demo mode needs no API keys.

License
MIT

Proven safeguard · Satire is labelled on the chyron, trust bar and scripts, and rumor scanning is off by default.

The Tanpin dashboard after an automatic cycle (invented sample data)

Tanpin

Free · MIT · v0.1.0

Item-by-item inventory that reorders itself: per-SKU demand forecasts, automatic purchase orders, supplier email and delivery ETAs, with a REST API, an MCP server and a dashboard.

License
MIT

Proven safeguard · Secrets are write-only: webhook secrets and provider credentials are never returned by reads. It runs on Node 22 with zero runtime dependencies.

Strand's report on the bundled synthetic sample genome

Strand DNA

Free · MIT · v0.1.0

A privacy-first DNA report that runs entirely in the browser: ancestry, maternal and paternal lines, traits and a searchable genome explorer. Not a medical device.

License
MIT code + CC BY 4.0 data

Proven safeguard · The genome file is parsed on your device and never uploaded.

Real output of the KE Credits demo: a purchase, a spend, a refused overdraft and a refund

KE Credits

Free · Apache-2.0 · v0.1.0

A prepaid-credits ledger for AI products that runs in your own Postgres, with Stripe Checkout top-ups. Credits are spent inside the same database transaction as the work.

License
Apache-2.0

Proven safeguard · Live Stripe keys are refused until you opt in, and a balance cannot go below zero, even under concurrent requests.

MacroMail's home page on a self-hosted instance

MacroMail

Free · MIT · v0.1.0

A free, open-source, self-hostable email tool for AI agents: agent mailboxes, REST v1 and an MCP endpoint, in one Next.js app backed by SQLite.

License
MIT

Proven safeguard · Outbound mail goes through the SMTP account each user saves, never the server owner's mailbox, and AI triage uses the user's own key.

Waggle + Kea

Public repository and whitepaper

A typed, content-addressed protocol for agent-to-agent handoffs (Waggle) and the audit layer that qualifies every packet and keeps a tamper-evident replay chain (Kea).

License
MIT + CC BY 4.0

Proven safeguard · Structurally unable to grant execution authority — authorityGranted is always false by construction, and the test suite asserts zero executed effects.

Research gate · visible in the interface

The state is the explanation.

Job identity

registered

Metrics source

job-published

Device owner

exclusive / held

Holdout

queued · untouched

Stale work

excluded

Process hint

not proof

Open-source gate

No badge before the bundle.

KE on GitHub
Codex product rendersverified
Public-safe CPU + GPU fixturesverified
Claude /cpu widget contractverified
Claude /gpu data + widget contractverified
Fresh Claude /gpu host canaryverified
Public repository + install steps (Apache-2.0, v0.1.0)verified