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IAXT
See what your AI coding agent actually did
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See what your AI coding agent actually did
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IAXT is a menu-bar flight recorder for AI coding agents. It passively records what Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Codex and others actually do on your Mac: every command run, file touched, package installed, git operation, and launch agent. You review after the session in a clear Action Log, each action attributed to its agent with a confidence and severity tier. Right-click any row to copy it as context for a second opinion in any LLM. Free, local-first, no account, no cloud. macOS 13+.
Last month I asked Claude Code to wire up analytics on my Mac. Over one session it ran a dozen shell commands, edited a few files, installed a package, and, as a side effect I never noticed, wrote a macOS LaunchAgent to keep something running at login. I saw none of it live. By then I was clicking Approve out of habit.
Afterward, IAXT’s Action Log showed every action as a row, each attributed to that agent session, with a confidence pill and a severity tier. The LaunchAgent sat near the top in the Review tier: PERSISTENCE: LaunchAgent. Right-click, Copy row as context, paste into another LLM for a second opinion.
That is IAXT: a flight recorder for AI coding agents. It passively records what Claude Code, Cursor, Aider and others do on your Mac, so you can review it after the session. Free, local-first, no account, macOS 13+.
What has your agent done that surprised you?
The right-click copy-as-context gesture is such a smart move — turning passive logs into actionable second-opinion prompts without breaking flow. Nice that it's local-first too.
@pnar1086289 Glad you like it! I have been using IAXT for two months before the release and the copy-paste feature has been useful a bunch of times, especially when some action to review was not clear. I pasted the text as is into ChatGPT and it gave me more context and reassurance on what really happened.