Hey Product Hunt, I'm Deen, the builder behind Krēˈādiv Worx. I built Actalume around a question I kept coming back to: when an agent says the work is done, what evidence am I actually accepting? Actalume puts the scope, proposed work, evidence and human decision together in one local ledger. You can edit the scope, inspect receipts, return work for changes, and record an approval with a name. The WebMCP tool interface lets an agent propose work and request review; it has no approval tool. You can try the fictional Fieldnote project immediately, without an account. This v0.5.0 release is free and MIT-licensed, stores one project's ledger in your browser, and includes JSON export/import. Export a backup if you want to keep your records when clearing browser data or moving devices. Native WebMCP is experimental and needs a compatible browser setup. The regular interface works without it. There are no shared accounts or external project integrations in this release; the typed approver name is a workflow record, not an authenticated identity or compliance certification. I'd love feedback on the review step: what would you need to see before accepting an agent's work?

Actalume

Review AI work. Keep the evidence. Make the decision.

Review AI work. Keep the evidence. Make the decision.