local source-citation

Arch

Keep the trail of AI-assisted software work inspectable.

Arch is designed to run locally against the repository sources you choose. Its Workbench is designed to show codebase claims, evidence, where each claim came from, authority, audit trail, unsupported gaps, and the next governed action for review.

Local source-citation for AI-assisted software work. Public downloads are not open yet.

illustrative example onlynot public release proof

User settings survive restart.

source
src/settings/store.ts
evidence
restart test receipt, passed locally
authority
test receipt can count for this claim
audit trail
local run receipt and source ref retained
gap
downgrade case not yet captured
next action
preview the downgrade-case change

Current Status

Available from source repository today
Local runtime code, guarded repository setup, and the Workbench development surface can be inspected from this repository.
Needs release proof
Packaged Workbench walkthrough, scan coverage, claim/evidence/gap retirement, and governed action routing still need release-ready evidence.
Outside Arch
No cloud code upload, trust score, issue tracker, agent replacement, or generic bug finder.

How Arch Is Designed To Work

  1. 01

    Show the codebase claim that needs review.

  2. 02

    Name where the claim came from.

  3. 03

    Show the evidence without overstating it.

  4. 04

    Show why the evidence is allowed to count.

  5. 05

    Keep the audit trail and gap visible.

  6. 06

    Point to one governed next action or an explicit no-action reason.