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You tried another AI tool.
What stayed behind?

A coding assistant for one job. A server connection for another. After a few experiments, you no longer remember the whole setup.

Find the supported tools and connections you may have forgotten. cybee shows what is on the Mac while keeping its everyday protection running.

Follow one connection

Illustrative example · invented data

An old project.
A connection still configured.

Example MacAssessed device

Claude CodeInstalled tool

project-researchConfigured server

The line shows configuration, not a transfer of data.

Open the connection details

Connection: HTTP
Endpoint: https://research.example/mcp

MCP is a way for an AI assistant to connect to tools. This example server needs a project owner to confirm its purpose.

A list is useful.
A purpose is better.

Start with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and Codex. Open the configured servers for a tool you no longer use. Ask the person who set it up which project it served and whether that work is still active.

Still needed: keep its purpose and owner clear.

Unfamiliar: ask the project owner before deciding.

Project finished: review removal in the relevant tool or service.

Cybee supplies the configuration facts. It does not automatically revoke every connection or rotate service keys.

Then ask what
was recorded.

09:41Tool call attemptedAttempted

09:42Tool call completedCompleted

Invented events shown separately from the connection map.

Use the recorded time, tool, action and phase to investigate a specific event. “Installed” does not mean running. “Completed” does not mean safe. Missing activity is not proof that nothing happened.

See the AI product details

The tool sits on a Mac.
Protect that too.

Review software versions, browser permissions and startup items alongside AI tools. cybee watches for suspicious program activity; paid hardening improves supported security settings. Dated device checks can become evidence when a client asks about your setup.

Current scope is supported Macs. The device Trust Passport is separate from recorded AI activity; neither provides a complete cloud or agent audit.

A few practical questions.

Can I start without paying?

Yes. AI tool inventory and Mac protection are included in the free plan. Paid plans add automated hardening and sealed evidence.

Start with what
is on your Mac.

One concrete review beats trying to remember every experiment.

Free protection and email support. Paid plans include automated hardening, sealed records and 24/7 chat support.

Start in your Chat · CLI · IDE · TerminalmacOS

curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | sh

After setup: /cybee in your connected assistant.

Chat · CLI · IDE · Terminal. Install on each supported Mac; connect your assistant using the guide. Copying this command installs nothing.

Read the installation guide

You tried another AI tool. What stayed behind?

An old project. A connection still configured.

A list is useful. A purpose is better.

Then ask what was recorded.

The tool sits on a Mac. Protect that too.