Shows AI tools running locally
Provides a dashboard showing which AI tools are running on a computer.
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SecAIQ Watch
Local, read-only dashboard for AI tools’ connections, access, and token use.
Product brief
What SecAIQ Watch does.
Free, open-source dashboard that shows which AI tools run on your computer, what they connect to, what they can access and how many tokens they use. Local and read-only: no cloud, no account. macOS, Linux, Windows (beta).
Why we selected it
A useful local visibility layer for AI-tool governance, especially relevant to current attention on agent accountability and intervention.
- Best for
- AI security
- Category
- Coding
- Daily picks
- 1
- First selected
- 2026-09-21
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Capability scan
What it can help with.
Only capabilities supported by the product information we collected are listed here.
Displays connections and access
Shows what those AI tools connect to and what they can access.
Tracks token usage
Shows how many tokens AI tools use.
Operates locally in read-only mode
Is described as local and read-only, with no cloud and no account.
Supports multiple operating systems
Supports macOS and Linux, with Windows listed as beta.
Best-fit use cases
Review which AI tools are running on a computer.
Check the connections and access associated with local AI tools.
Monitor token usage by AI tools on a machine.
Use a local, read-only dashboard for visibility into AI-tool activity.
FAQ
Before you open it.
What information does SecAIQ Watch show?
It shows which AI tools run on a computer, what they connect to, what they can access, and how many tokens they use.
Does SecAIQ Watch use a cloud service or require an account?
The description states that it is local and read-only, with no cloud and no account.
Can SecAIQ Watch change the tools it observes?
It is described as read-only.
Which operating systems does SecAIQ Watch support?
It supports macOS and Linux. Windows is listed as beta.