Observability and rewind - metadata only.
When an agent does something unexpected three steps ago, you need to see what happened. But watching agents shouldn't mean shipping your source code to a dashboard.
See it. Rewind it.
Radar gives you a timeline of what your agents did and a rewind to any point in it - built entirely from metadata. Your source stays on the device; the dashboard only ever sees what happened, not the code itself.
Proof, not promises
Radar produces one metric type on the shared spine: agent actions on a rewindable timeline. Every paid output is signed (Ed25519) and verifiable offline with no account. Zero-trace: your source never leaves the device.
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Radar, as you'd actually see it
How Radar does it
Where Radar earns its place
Debugging agent behavior
Find the exact step where a session went sideways, and rewind straight to it.
Reviewing before merging
Check what an agent actually did, every tool call in order, before trusting its diff.
Observability without exposure
Give leads visibility into agent activity without any code leaving devices.
Questions developers ask first
Does the dashboard see my code?
No. It renders events, hashes and timestamps. Zero-trace is architectural.
How far back can I rewind?
To any recorded point in a session - the timeline is append-only on-device.
Is this a keylogger for developers?
No - it records agent actions, not your typing, and it's your dashboard, on your account.
One spine - products compound
Add Radar to your agents.
Core installs with Starter; Radar plugs into the same interception point - no second layer, no new setup.