Project renamed: TraceBrake
Foreman Agent Safety is now TraceBrake. I changed the name after submission to give the project a distinct identity after discovering unrelated projects using “Foreman”, including another similarly named entry in this competition.
This is a rename, not a replacement project: it is the same open-source codebase, history, creator, architecture and Build Week submission. The original demo, screenshots and immutable submission evidence may still use the former name.
Several Build Week projects explore individual parts of this problem—agent observability, command-risk detection, MCP safety, process supervision, or mediated browser and computer use. TraceBrake’s distinction is that it brings these concerns together as one local, multi-harness supervision layer: process-tree attribution, behavioural escalation, Ask Harness and independent AI review, MCP and repository supply-chain scanning, tamper-evident audit history, Presence Lock, scoped Vault access, mediated browser/desktop/ADB actions, panic controls, and LiveWeave.
That breadth is the point: TraceBrake is intended to be the shared black box, broker and brake for the agents a developer actually uses—not just one isolated detector.
Future releases and documentation will use TraceBrake. Existing repository history and older links remain valid under the former Foreman name.
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