Lauren

IAXT is live on Product Hunt today, and it's free: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

It's a small, free, macOS menu-bar app that passively records what AI coding agents actually do on your Mac: commands, file changes, installs, network calls. Each action is attributed to its session, so you can review what happened after the session ends instead of trying to catch everything live. It never blocks, and everything stays local.

I built it after a long session where I approved what I assumed was a routine scheduled task, and it turned out my agent had set up a login item I didn't notice until later. Harmless in my case, but it made me want a record I could actually review afterward.

Would love feedback from anyone who runs agents locally!

Hey everyone! We just launched EMOZ today

After years of working with creators (from academics to designers, developers, podcasters, and musicians) we realized that protecting creative work is often slow, complicated, and costly.

Traditional copyright systems have not kept up with the pace of digital creation. That is why we built EMOZ: a simple way to instantly generate verifiable proof of authorship. It uses the blockchain as an immutable ledger, creating a tamper-proof record of ownership in seconds, but all of this complexity happens under the hood: for users, it is just a drag and drop of a file and three clicks (literally).

In an era where AI systems are trained on and remixing content from across the internet, tools like EMOZ are becoming essential to help creators safeguard what truly belongs to them.