One incident, one project, nothing else in the room.
Create a project for the files you are allowed to use and keep the draft beside the evidence. You decide where the prompts go, a local model keeps them on your Mac, and reading outside the project asks first.
Free for one person on your Mac, no card. Your model provider bills you directly.
What changes
Now
Incident notes get mixed into a shared chat with unrelated work, and the draft cites evidence that no one can find afterwards.
With Bandicot
The project holds only what you put in it. The agent drafts, you check the timeline against the evidence, and every edit to the draft is a version.
What we say about it
Hosted providers and local models, in the same project.
Everything on one slip
Reading a folder outside the project asks first and names it, and keys in command output are masked before the agent or the history sees them.
bandicot
- Asked
- Keep incident evidence files and draft review edits in a bounded project
- Before it wrote
- It asked, and waited for your answer
- Files kept
- notes.mdversion kept
- historyversion kept
- projectversion kept
- Stands behind
- Restoring from the timeline reviews changes and checks that the folder has not moved on
- You can bring saved git history back to the project
- Moving away from git starts with a preview
- Paid to Bandicot
- Free
- Model bill
- from your provider
Keep the review draft close to the evidence you supply.
The project holds only what you put in it. The agent drafts, you check the timeline against the evidence, and every edit to the draft is a version.
Incident Review Desk
Every line below is already in the plan. Nothing here is an extra you pay for.
- A project that holds only the incident's filesincluded
- A local or hosted model, your choice per projectincluded
- Reading outside the project asks first and names the folderincluded
- Keys masked in command output before they reach the historyincluded
- A version of every draft editincluded
Free for one person on your Mac, no card. Your model provider bills you directly.
No contract. Cancel any time from your account and keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for.
Checked, and labelled
Each line says whether it ships now or is still being built, so you never buy a promise.
- Available now
Any model, one project
Switch between hosted providers and local models without rebuilding the project around one lab.
- Available now
Approval before writes
An agent asks before it writes, runs or spends outside the rules you set; the rules live in one permissions file.
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A version for every change
Every file an agent changes is recorded, with diffs, restore, undo of a whole run, and a slider that puts a folder back to any moment.
- Available now
Restoring from the timeline reviews changes and checks that the folder has not moved on.
Put it back opens the usual review, which checks the folder has not moved on.
- Available now
You can bring saved git history back to the project.
The saved history goes back into the project exactly as it was, with your commits, branches and tags.
- Available now
Moving away from git starts with a preview.
Nothing moves until you say yes.
Questions before you start
Will it tell me the cause of the incident?
No. Agent output is a draft to check against evidence. Bandicot keeps context and file changes, not a verified incident verdict.
Where do the prompts go?
A local model runs on your Mac. A hosted provider receives the prompts you send it and bills you directly. Choose the route the work permits.
Can I take back an agent's edits?
Yes. In projects you enrol in Versions, file changes are recorded. Restore a file or undo a whole run, with or without Git.
One incident, one project, nothing else in the room.
Free for one person on your Mac, no card. Your model provider bills you directly.