Three products
Instruments that report what happened, not what should have.
MAH7 builds three. One watches a network from your side of the connection. One gives an agent hands and eyes on a machine that has nothing installed on it. One records who wrote each word of a document, the author or a model, and prints it. None of them takes the system's own word for it.
HopWarden
Watches the services a site depends on and says which one broke, on a screen at the counter.
6 destinations · 22s refresh · one-way Deployment and integrationAgent Machine Interface
We give an agent a keyboard, a mouse and a view of the screen on machines that will not run one. Deployed and measured on your hardware.
deployment · integration · measured handover Beta · WritingByline
A writing studio for books, papers and policy where the manuscript is plain files under git, and every word can name who wrote it.
plain text · git · measured AI disclosureThe shared idea
Measure the system without touching it.
Nothing to install
Agent software is the first component you cannot deploy on a locked appliance, a BIOS screen, or a router you do not own. Both instruments get their signal from outside the target, so there is nothing to package and nothing to maintain on the far end. Byline holds the same line on a manuscript: plain files under git, readable without us.
Measured, not inferred
A vendor status page tells you what the vendor believes. We report what a probe from your counter or a frame off your HDMI port actually did, and which words in a document a model actually wrote. Every number on this site was taken on our own bench.
Built to be left running
The hard part is not the first success, it is the thousandth. Hold thresholds so one dropped packet is not an outage. Keystrokes that do not duplicate under load. An abort that tells you what landed.
Three products
Pick the one pointed at your problem.
Tell us what you are trying to do.
HopWarden and Byline are in beta. The interface is deployed as an engagement. Either way, start with the problem.