What stays with you
The project itself, its name, its place on disk and its operational records. These are not uploaded to the account service. Optional MCP sharing requires separate project consent.
Clarity for your running software
Watch processes from your local repositories and Docker Compose services on your Mac. Inspect reported health checks, alarms and state-change history. Your workspace records stay on your machine.
The app
Spot an alarm. Follow a request across repositories. Open the records behind the explanation.
Actual CTK screens from a controlled local demo: three repositories, fourteen services. No customer data.
One workspace. The way you run.
FROM SIGNAL TO UNDERSTANDING
A clear path from your project to what actually happened.
Point CTK at a project you already run. The folder stays on your machine.
While the app is open, it follows the services in that project and writes down what each one is doing.
When something is wrong, you see the cause the system itself reported. CTK does not invent one.
The project itself, its name, its place on disk and its operational records. These are not uploaded to the account service. Optional MCP sharing requires separate project consent.
Your name, your email, and the plan. Also two numbers: how many projects are connected, and how many services are being watched.
A free plan to begin
Connect your first project. Give the next incident some context.