Apple Silicon macOS
- Supported AI app activity timeline
- Valid observed / AI-active time
- Current CPU + memory evidence
- Recognized local model metadata
- Private share image
- Optional versioned aggregate consent
LIVE · v0.2.6WINDOWS / LINUX · PLANNED
FORKIT FOOTPRINT
SEE WHAT YOUR AI
ACTUALLY DID.
A local-first view of supported AI activity on your Mac. Forkit measures metadata such as active time, supported tools and local model records. It does not infer prompts, tasks, tokens, cost or model ownership from process activity.
APPLE SILICON macOS · NODE 20 / 22 / 24latest
npx --yes forkit-ai-footprints@latestLOCAL PRODUCT VIEW
Measure activity. Keep content private.
AI ACTIVITY TIMELINEToday
working
ready
available
Illustrative rendering. Tool names may appear in the protected local UI; public aggregate payloads exclude item names.
OBSERVATION
43m 18s
valid observed time
- AI-active
- 18m 42s
- Supported apps
- 2
- Local model records
- 4
- Prompts uploaded
- 0
PUBLIC SIGNAL
Only publish metrics we can substantiate.
npm download events · 30d—Registry download events. Not unique people, installs or active users.
public contributors—Not displayed on this new site until the independent aggregate endpoint is launched.
reconstructed actions—Planned Action-level metric. Current Footprint does not claim end-to-end reconstruction.
missing-evidence actions—Never inferred from process presence alone.
Measurement boundary: AI-active means sustained recent CPU-time change in a supported process tree. It is not prompt, task, token or sandbox-escape attribution.
PRODUCT TRUTH
What is live now vs what is next.
Broader platform support
- Intel Mac validation
- Windows
- Linux
- Signed direct installer
- Homebrew distribution
Action reconstruction
- Action object
- Evidence reconciliation
- Direct / supported / inferred states
- Missing and conflicting evidence
- Cross-system consequences
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Metadata, not content.
The protected local UI can use limited tool/context metadata needed for the product. Public/share artifacts are much stricter.
- No prompts or responses in public aggregate
- No source code or terminal logs
- No raw commands or process IDs
- No full filesystem paths
- No credentials, API keys or cookies
- No account identity or device name in public aggregate
FROM FOOTPRINT TO ACTION ASSURANCE