Show HN: Aitori, see and govern the AI traffic leaving your machine
A new open-source agent, Aitori, has been released to help organizations monitor and control AI model usage originating from individual machines. It intercepts and logs API calls made by various AI applications and command-line tools, providing visibility into data flow.
Key takeaways
- New agent monitors AI traffic from local machines
- Logs API calls from AI apps and CLI tools
- Aims to improve AI data governance and security
- Open-source solution for better control
Why it matters
This tool addresses growing concerns about data security and compliance as employees increasingly use AI applications. Understanding which AI services are being accessed from company devices is crucial for preventing unauthorized data exfiltration and ensuring responsible AI deployment.
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