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The native Swift agent reads Mac health into structured JSON with a stable, privacy-preserving device ID.
The first working T Status agent collects a read-only Mac diagnostic snapshot as structured JSON. Private sharing and AI diagnosis are the next layer.
MacBook Pro · Apple M4 Pro · macOS 26.1
Memory pressure—not heat—is the likely cause of the slowdown. Two Simulator processes and Docker reached 18.7 GB combined while swap grew by 4.1 GB.
Compressed memory crossed 6.2 GB.
+4.1 GB in under four minutes.
A Simulator process exited; pressure returned to normal.
Structured, redacted, and scoped to this share.
The native Swift agent reads Mac health into structured JSON with a stable, privacy-preserving device ID.
Version 0.2 samples on an interval, appends local JSONL history, and can send authenticated fleet heartbeats.
The administrator console and AI layer will turn those device heartbeats into fleet health and incident summaries.
✓The current CLI is local only. It does not upload data or open a public port.
→Sharing links will expire. The planned service will support single-use access, a PIN, and immediate revocation.
→AI access will be explicit. Nothing will be sent to a model until the owner approves the fields.
✓Version one stays read-only. No shell execution, process termination, file browsing, or remote control.
The current download is an unsigned Apple-silicon command-line alpha—not yet the menu bar app. V0.2 adds stable device identity, continuous local history, and authenticated fleet heartbeats.
SHA-256:982b82f3…a361b28f · Installation and fleet enrollment notes are included.