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A local ledger of every tool call your coding agents make
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Most of us have approved more agents, MCP servers and extensions than we can name, and Geiger tells you what they can touch before something goes wrong.
Geiger is a read-only command that inventories every AI agent, harness, MCP server, plugin and AI extension installed on a machine, then reports what each one can access — code execution, files, credentials, network. It changes nothing and sends nothing anywhere: no telemetry, no account, no dependencies beyond Node 18. Output comes as a terminal summary, an HTML report or machine-readable JSON, and it can diff against a saved baseline to show what has appeared since. The author is clear that this is an inventory, not a security audit.
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