Agent Ledger

Keeps a local, independently observed record of what AI agents do in Chrome.

Agent Ledger keeps a record, on your Mac, of what AI agents such as Claude Code and Codex do in your everyday Chrome. The record comes from what the browser actually observes, not from the agents' own summaries. When an agent works in a tab, Agent Ledger records: - navigation - clicks - typing - each field's value before and after a change - form submits - the requests that change data, with their status codes - on-page messages such as "Saved" Each action is labeled with who did it (Identified, Likely, Likely you, Mixed, or Unknown actor) and why. That makes it easy to see what an agent changed, what you corrected, and which conclusions remain uncertain. Privacy by design: - Everything stays on your Mac. Nothing is sent to the developer or any server. - Ordinary browsing is kept in memory for a few minutes and never written to disk. Only agent sessions are recorded. - Passwords, card numbers, one-time codes and hidden fields are never captured. Secret-looking values are redacted. - No screenshots, no analytics, no accounts. Requires the free Agent Ledger Mac app (macOS 14 or later), which stores and displays the record: https://github.com/toddsherman/agent-ledger/releases/latest