Know what's on your Mac, and what your AI put there. • Home checkup: four plain rows for installed tools, AI tools, API keys left in plain text, and space. • AI Setup: your MCP servers across Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Codex and opencode, your CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and rules files, and agent permissions and hooks, with plain-English fixes. • Finds API keys written in plain text in AI tool settings. Shows the key name and file, never the value. • Ask your AI assistant: copy a ready-made prompt about a package, duplicate, cleanup or finding. Copy My Setup gives your assistant a summary of your tools. • A new first-run guide that asks for your home folder (read only) and explains what Installory opens. • Install History is much faster with large AI session histories. • Safer cleanup scripts with a "How to run this" note. • Fixes: tools in your home folder are now found correctly, Command-F focuses search, plus layout and VoiceOver fixes. If you used Install History before, Installory may ask once for your home folder.

Installory now understands your AI-agent toolchain and turns cleanup from scary into visual. New Home dashboard — tracked packages, measured payload, safe-to-free-up space, AI installs this week, and review candidates in one glance. Removal safety verdicts — every package gets a safe / caution / leave-alone shield with plain-English reasons. Restore points & Move-to-Trash — save a restore point before cleanup, or move file-backed packages to the Trash instead of deleting them. Project workspaces — spot stale, abandoned project folders and reveal them in Finder. Agent inventory & provenance — Claude Code/openCode skills, agent CLIs, and VS Code/Cursor extensions, with per-package attribution of who installed it (shell, Claude Code, Codex, or opencode). Plain-English descriptions — every package now explains what it does, even ones the glossary doesn't know.

Installory 1.4 makes your developer-tool inventory easier to explore and safer to review: • Scan persistent tools installed with uv, alongside Homebrew, pip, pipx, npm, Cargo, RubyGems, and Mac App Store apps. • Switch between List and sortable Table views, and search Duplicates, Review Candidates, and AI Installed results by name, scope, or path. • See measured package payload by manager and the largest measured packages in Disk Usage. • Select multiple items in Duplicates or Review Candidates and generate one reviewable cleanup script. • Export your inventory as JSON, in addition to CSV and Markdown. • Improved scan reliability, snapshots, package matching, secret redaction, accessibility, and generated-script safety. Installory remains read-only and offline. It never removes software or runs generated commands.

Installory 1.3 is a big one. This release adds the features that turn a package list into an actual understanding of your Mac: Find duplicates across managers. See when the same tool is installed by Homebrew and pip and npm — and which copy actually wins on your $PATH. Spot cleanup candidates. Installory flags packages that nothing else in your inventory depends on, and surfaces old or large ones worth a second look. Starting points, never automatic deletions. Know where a package came from. Opt-in, fully on-device provenance matches a package back to the Claude Code session or shell command that installed it — so the mystery packages your AI assistant added finally have context. Snapshots and history. Take snapshots of your inventory and compare them over time to see exactly what changed between scans. Environment report export. Export a full Markdown report — inventory, duplicates, and review candidates — to share or archive. Reliability and fixes: • Fixed a bug where Homebrew packages could fail to appear on Macs with both Apple Silicon and Intel Homebrew prefixes. • Removal and reinstall scripts now target the correct installation when you have multiple Node or Ruby versions. • Package history is now preserved when you rescan. • You can now click into packages in the AI Installed view. • Export and snapshot failures now tell you what went wrong instead of failing silently. • Various fixes to copy behavior, list flicker, and saved navigation state. As always: Installory is read-only, makes zero network calls, and never removes anything itself — cleanup is a script you review and run.

Version 1.3 This is a big update focused on helping you understand your setup and clean it up with confidence. New in this release: Smarter duplicate detection. When the same tool is installed by more than one package manager, Installory now shows you which copy actually runs on your PATH — and ranks duplicates so you can tell a real version conflict from a harmless coincidence. "Installed in multiple places." See when the same package lives across several environments (like one library across multiple Python versions), so version confusion stops being a mystery. Orphaned packages. Find tools you installed that nothing else in your inventory depends on — the safest place to start a cleanup. Cleanup candidates. Sort and spot the largest and oldest packages at a glance to reclaim space. What changed since last time. Compare your current setup against any snapshot to see exactly what was added, removed, or updated. Install history (optional). Turn on provenance to trace how a package got onto your Mac — including installs made by AI coding tools like Claude Code. It's off by default, asks permission before reading anything, and never leaves your Mac. "Installed by an AI assistant" filter. Quickly see the packages an AI coding session added on your behalf. Environment report export. Save a clean, shareable summary of your whole setup — handy for asking for help or keeping a record. As always: Installory is read-only, makes no network connections, and never deletes anything itself. You stay in control.

Version 1.2 — Polish, control, and broader Python coverage. New • Export your full inventory as CSV or Markdown from the Inventory menu or Settings › Scanning. The file never leaves your Mac. • New Scan Coverage section in the sidebar shows every package manager Installory checked, what it found, and the reason for anything it skipped — so "0 packages" no longer looks the same as "didn't run." • Wider Python coverage: Installory now picks up interpreters installed by uv (~/.local/share/uv) and project virtualenvs (.venv / venv) inside folders you've granted access to. • When a scanner times out or fails, a clear banner above the inventory tells you which one — and a single-click Rescan retries. • Settings is now a tabbed window (General, Scanning, Privacy, About) with Show Onboarding Again, Show Data Folder in Finder, and a Privacy Policy link. • Onboarding adds a page that explains what each colored manager badge means. Polish • Toolbar promotions: Grant Access and Cleanup Mode are now first-class toolbar buttons. • ⌘C copies and ⌘S saves in the script sheets, with a Copied confirmation badge. • Right-click any package row: Copy Name, Copy Install Path, Reveal in Finder, Create Removal Script. • Reveal in Finder stays visible (disabled with an explanation) when an install path no longer exists. • Refreshing no longer briefly empties the list, and Installory skips redundant scans right after one has just finished. • Snapshot labels are consistent Title Case throughout, and Pre-Cleanup (Batch) / Pre-Uninstall (Single) are now distinguished. • Friendlier wording in the snapshot prompt and the cleanup-script sheet. Questions or feedback: https://installory.app/support

Performance improvements, accessibility fixes, and behind-the-scenes hardening