RosmarOps
What has changed

AI now works on your computer and in the cloud. See what it can do without asking your permission.

AI agents no longer just answer. They now read your files, run programs and act in services you use, like your email, your documents or GitHub.

Some do it without asking your permission.

Want the latest version right away? Download it from GitHub. Windows will show a warning because the program isn't signed yet. · How to check it's authentic

It's open source. RosmarOps only reads your configuration, and nothing leaves your computer unless you approve it.

An AI agent in the center, with lines to your files, your keys, your programs, the internet and your online services. Some lines show that it acts without asking your permission, others that it asks you first.Your AIagentYour filesthe whole diskYour keyspasswords andaccess keysProgramsrun themInternetsend data outYour online servicesemail, documents, code

without asking your permissionasks you firstSimplified example of an agent as it comes installed
Is it true?

What they do as they come installed

We checked them one by one, on the same reference computer, reading their code and their official documentation. It changes with every version, and we review it with each of ours.

A model decides, not you

Another AI approves what your agent does

Claude Code and Cursor come set up so that a classifier model decides which actions go ahead, instead of asking you each time.

Claude Code · Cursor

The file they all read

One file in your project gives instructions to several agents at once

It's called AGENTS.md, and many agents read it. If one changes it, it changes what the others do.

Cursor · Codex · GitHub Copilot · Cline · Grok Build · Antigravity CLI

Claude Code and Hermes Agent also read it in some cases.

Goes online

They search the internet without asking your permission

Web search comes turned on by default. A search can send out part of what the agent has read.

Gemini CLI · Grok Build

RosmarOps checks these nine: Claude Code · Cursor · GitHub Copilot in VS Code · Codex · Gemini CLI · Cline · Grok Build · Antigravity CLI · Hermes Agent. Do you use ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini in the browser? This is for you too. Go to your space

See each agent in the Observatory
And on my computer?

What you see above is how they come. Yours may be different.

It depends on how you have set them up, on the keys stored on your computer and on the other agents you use. RosmarOps gives you a score for each agent, the first thing worth changing and how much it improves if you do.

Example · made-up computer
Antigravity CLI · ExposedFrom 0 to 100. The higher, the less exposed.
The first thing worth changing Your Stripe key is saved in git With the exact change, ready to copy and paste into your agent. If you change it, the score goes up from 11 to 13

Three steps, a few minutes: download it and open it, with nothing to install and no account to create · it reads your configuration without changing anything · it tells you what to change, in order of importance.

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Can I trust it?

Three promises you can check

  • It only reads

    It doesn't change your files or your agents. It tells you what to change, and you decide.

  • Nothing leaves without your permission

    Without your permission it doesn't connect to anything. With it, it only sends your results, encrypted, to your space.

  • Open source

    You can read the code. Every version comes with its checksum and an attestation of how it was built, so you can check that it's ours.

Every promise and how to check it

Start with your computer

Want the latest version right away? Download it from GitHub. Windows will show a warning because the program isn't signed yet.

Then follow how your score changes across all your computers: create your free space.

How we calculate the score: methodology. What it doesn't look at: limits.

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