OneManSprint // Security Tools

SEE WHAT YOUR SYSTEM IS ACTUALLY DOING.

Practical security and observability tools built to expose useful evidence without hiding everything behind a single “safe” or “unsafe” indicator.

LOCAL-FIRST NO TELEMETRY BY DEFAULT RAW EVIDENCE AVAILABLE HUMAN-READABLE

Current project

AgentWatch

Start a recording session, give an AI agent a task, then review what changed on your Windows machine while it worked.

EARLY ACCESS · v1.1

What it watches

AgentWatch records system activity during a defined session and organizes it into a report that separates direct evidence from inference. It is an observability tool, not an antivirus product.

Processes & commands Process ancestry, command lines, working directories, runtime and exit information where available.
File activity Creates, writes, deletes, moves, hashes and repeated-change grouping across watched folders.
Network activity Per-process destinations, ports, host names, connection timing and direction.
Agent attribution Confirmed, likely, possible, unknown and background classifications with a visible reason.
Session screenshots Optional change-aware screenshots linked back to nearby system activity.
Readable reports Overview, activity timeline and technical evidence in one local HTML report.
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Current status: the Windows executable is working and the public installer is being packaged. Session data remains local by default.

Attribution model

Evidence first. Confidence second.

AgentWatch does not call activity “agent activity” simply because it happened while an agent was running. Events are classified by how strongly they can actually be connected to the monitored agent.

CONFIRMEDDirect process or child-process relationship.
LIKELYStrong contextual evidence, but no direct proof.
POSSIBLETiming or context suggests a relationship.
UNKNOWNObserved, but attribution is unsupported.
BACKGROUNDKnown system or unrelated activity.

Future security tools

Network visibility

Readable views of connections, endpoints and system network activity without drowning the user in packet-capture noise.

Security monitors

Small utilities that surface useful Windows security state and activity instead of hiding everything behind a single green checkmark.

Experimental tools

Security ideas worth testing can live here without pretending every prototype needs to become a giant commercial suite.

Privacy: AgentWatch is designed for transparent monitoring of activity on systems you control. Optional input capture is off by default and should only be enabled when you intentionally want it recorded.