Aegisora is an AI governance and risk monitoring platform for autonomous agents. It helps teams monitor tool and API calls in real time, enforce runtime policies, and generate audit logs inside a secure perimeter.
Aimeterly is a managed SaaS for Claude Code usage analytics, estimated cost tracking, productivity metrics, and optional audit logs. It helps admins and engineering managers see adoption and spend across an organization without running their own infrastructure.
LTH Shield is a self-serve service for hardening supported Linux VPS hosts, managing alerts in a portal, and adding Snort AI IPS on Pro and Shield plans. It is aimed at small teams and supports Ubuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04 LTS and Debian 11/12.
UXFix is a web-based bug reporting tool for product and engineering teams. It combines in-app issue reporting with session replay and technical evidence so teams can reproduce bugs with more context.
Tokimeter is a local-first usage and cost reporting tool for AI coding assistants, helping developers and teams see spend, limits, and session activity from local logs. The free CLI keeps metadata on the device, while Pro and Team add hosted dashboards, sync, and shared reporting.
TerminalWidget is a widget automation app for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS that displays terminal output, charts, progress, images, and other structured data in customizable widgets. It supports CLI, Shortcuts, and a custom URL scheme for updating widgets from scripts and automations.
Miniback is an in-app bug reporting tool for teams that captures screenshots, console logs, and network requests automatically. It helps non-technical users submit useful reports while giving developers the context they need to investigate issues.
witr is a CLI and TUI tool that traces a process, port, container, or file back to what started it. It helps developers and operators understand why something is running and can also emit machine-readable JSON for automation.
PRNotch is a macOS app that shows GitHub pull requests in a panel under the Mac camera notch. It helps users scan review queue status, CI state, and alerts, then open the selected pull request on GitHub.
Flowsery AI Session Replay records web sessions, uses AI to flag bugs and drop-offs, and helps product and engineering teams review the exact moment a problem occurred. It is part of Flowsery’s broader web analytics platform.
LangWatch tracks Claude Code sessions as traces with model turns, tool calls, token classes, and cost data. It also supports Codex, OpenCode, Copilot, Cursor, and Pi through the same OTLP workflow.
Tablo is a tiny floating desktop widget that monitors Claude Code and OpenAI Codex sessions from a corner of your screen. It shows live context usage, approval prompts, and session status so you can keep track of agent work without opening each session.
AgentQuartz is a macOS menu bar companion for Claude and Cursor usage monitoring. It is free for core use, with a one-time Pro license for tray customization.
Prefactor is an AI agent observability, evaluation, and enforcement platform for teams running agents in production. It records agent steps as spans, evaluates them in real time, and can hold, approve, or block runs based on policy.
FindDiskKiller is a native macOS disk activity monitor that helps identify which app, file path, or storage device is behind sustained reads and writes. It combines per-process I/O, file tracing, and drive-health evidence while keeping monitoring local on the Mac.
CodexBar Lite is a free, open-source macOS menu bar app for tracking OpenAI Codex usage and reset times. It reads the local Codex session created by codex login and shows usage without browser cookies, Keychain access, or an API key.
drifty is a Mac AI time tracker that captures app, site, and session context in the background, then classifies activity as focus, neutral, or drift. It helps people review where their attention went without manual timers or screen recording.
TraceBug is a browser-based bug reporting tool that captures a failing session and exports it as a self-contained HTML report. It helps developers, testers, and AI coding agents inspect replay, console errors, network activity, and screenshots without requiring an account or upload.
HeimWall is a macOS-first observability tool for AI coding workflows that detects secrets, PII, and confidential data in prompts before they leave the device. It helps individual developers and teams using Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and Windsurf keep prompt content local while exposing only redacted signal to managers.
DrDroid is an AI SRE agent that connects to cloud, code, and telemetry sources to build a stack-wide knowledge graph for incident investigation and remediation support. It is aimed at teams that want faster root-cause analysis, shared investigations, and an enterprise path for self-hosted deployments.