“Legal hold review is required before external data sharing”
Local-first evidence review
Find where an agent’s answer diverged from the evidence.
Amber turns a structured agent trace into a reviewable chain: the source constraint, the first changed artifact, and the final output it shaped.
- No uploads
- No model calls
- Deterministic reports
7 places to inspect
“Share the audit log export with the external processor”
- External evaluator
- Pass
- Review targets
- 07
- Evidence stages
- 03
- Uploaded
- 0 B
From trace to decision
Review the path, not a wall of logs.
Amber organizes the evidence around the question a reviewer actually needs to answer.- 01
Parse locally
Open a structured report or trace in the browser. The file does not leave your machine.
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Follow the evidence
Connect the declared constraint to the first changed artifact and the answer it shaped.
- 03
Record judgment
Keep human decisions in a separate sidecar without rewriting the deterministic report.
Try it without an account
Bring one trace. Keep every byte.
Choose a compatible JSON file to run a local preflight. Amber validates its declared structure and prepares the review workspace in this browser.
Inspect a trace without sending it anywhere.
Amber validates the declared structure in this browser, then opens a review workspace around the evidence it can support.
Know the boundary
Trust comes from what Amber refuses to do.
The product separates machine-produced evidence from human judgment and says exactly where each claim came from.Local by default
Files are parsed in your browser. Amber does not require an upload pipeline to review a trace.
Deterministic reports
The same declared structure produces the same review surface—without a model grading another model.
Claim-bounded
Amber shows the evidence a report declares. It does not invent confidence beyond that boundary.
Human decisions stay separate
Reviewer notes and dispositions are stored beside the report, preserving the original evidence.
Start with the evidence you already have.