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Forkit Footprint
Free, local-first AI activity evidence for Apple Silicon macOS. Metadata stays local by default.
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LIVE · FOOTPRINT
PROTOTYPE · RECONSTRUCT
AI ACTION ASSURANCE
SEE WHAT YOUR AI
ACTUALLY DID.
Your AI stack already has traces, identities, tools and business records. Forkit connects those fragments into one defensible Action record — showing what is direct, supported, inferred, conflicting or missing.
ONE CORE OBJECT
ACTION
who · authority · agent · model · identity · tools · systems · evidence · result · confidence
DIRECT
SUPPORTED
INFERRED
CONFLICTING
MISSING
INTERACTIVE ACTION RECONSTRUCTION
Same Action model.
Different scale.
ACTION RECORDDeveloper action
PARTIAL
ONE MODEL, THREE LEVELS
Start local. Expand only when the action crosses systems.
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Forkit Team
Shared Action visibility for engineering teams without turning private developer content into central telemetry.
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Forkit Enterprise
Cross-system Action Assurance for consequential workflows: authority, identity, tools, business systems and outcomes.
See Action Assurance →WHY TRACES ARE NOT ENOUGH
The evidence already exists. It just lives in different systems.
Useful context, but not authoritative proof of identity, permission or downstream effect.
Shows credentials and permissions, but not necessarily which business action those permissions produced.
Shows requests and responses, but may not prove the final system-of-record change.
ERP, CRM or cloud audit records prove effects, but often lose the original human/agent decision chain.
Forkit reconciles the fragments→ ONE ACTION RECORD
FOR DEVELOPERS
See AI activity without shipping your prompts to another dashboard.
Start with local process/runtime evidence, supported AI tools and local models. Move toward Action reconstruction only when enough source evidence exists.
Open developer product →FOR ENTERPRISE TEAMS
Investigate consequential AI actions across systems.
Procurement, finance and customer operations are where missing authority or conflicting evidence becomes a control problem—not just an observability problem.
Open enterprise story →THE 30-MINUTE TEST