**Deterministic by design.** af360 reads everything and changes nothing. You know the feeling. An agent ran for an hour, twelve files moved, and you cannot say which. A project from four months ago is sitting on your disk and nowhere else. A key you rotated is still in git history. A cert expires on a Sunday. af360 watched all of it. Ask it. ⚡ **Ask it from your agent.** Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Claude Desktop connect over MCP in one click. `blast_radius`, `changed_since`, `session_verify`, `agent_handoff` and four more. Read-only by construction: nothing an agent asks can change anything, and text found on your machine is returned as content, never followed as instructions. 🔍 **Quiet checks, written as suggestions, never alarms.** *"Found: a key-shaped string in orbit-cli's git history. Worth doing: config/deploy.yml at commit a91f2c has something shaped like an API token. Removed later, but history keeps it. Rotate it if it was real."* Secrets stay masked everywhere they travel, including the clipboard. 👀 **It finds infrastructure you forgot you owned.** Reads your own project files, spots a hostname in an `.env.example`, offers to watch it. Names the file and the line. 📅 **Nothing expires without warning.** Cert dates read from the sites themselves, domain renewals, trials you add. One timeline. 🃏 **The brag card.** Whole estate on one image: lines of code, language split, oldest project and its first commit, what is unpushed, which agents asked what. Save it and post it. 🌙 Day and night, simple and dev views, full Arabic interface, and a tray icon that keeps watching after you close the window. **On the network:** af360 makes no connection on its own. Site checks, domain lookups and GitHub each have their own switch, domain lookups off by default. No account, no telemetry, no servers of mine. GitHub is device flow against a read-only App and af360 refuses the connection if GitHub ever reports more than read access. `af360 --verify` checks the install is what shipped. Windows, free, no caps. **Post your estate card. I want to see how bad other people's machines are.**

af360

The independent witness for the code on your machine

The independent witness for the code on your machine