Actualis
Read what your coding agent actually did on your machine
What it does
Your coding agent writes down every shell command, token, and refusal it made, then nothing reads it. Actualis does. Finds exposed credentials, audits what ran, and costs it. No account, no network, one file you can read in a sitting.
Actualis reads your existing coding-agent logs and turns them into clear answers about exposure, activity and cost. Local, read-only, no network.
Actualis reads the logs your coding agents already write, and turns them into clear answers about exposure , activity and cost . No agent to install, nothing sitting between you and your tools, nothing leaving the machine. AGPL-3.0 · macOS, Linux, Windows · Python standard library only $ actualis --days 30 EXPOSURE 20 critical credentials in agent context 54 distinct secrets seen · oldest 37 days ACTIVITY 4,812 commands actually executed 9 flagged for review COST $418.22 across 6 projects cache hit rate 71% · $1.34 median per ticket Illustrative output. Your figures come from your own logs. They are just not in a form you can read. Actualis does the reading. API keys, tokens and service…from actualis.app
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