What every project on your disk is, how it is doing and what changed — and the file and line that proves each statement. Local, read-only, no account.
A real terminal, real open-source projects and a real local model (qwen2.5-coder:7b on Ollama): the dashboard, a scan with evidence, a README that lies, what changed after a commit, a question answered from cited code, and honest folder verdicts. No sound; a caption opens each scene. How the video is made.
pipx install 'localalibiscan[ui]'
las ui ~/code
The same dashboard, every claim with its evidence and the lines around it, what changed, explain and ask — in a local interface that listens on 127.0.0.1 only. More about the interface.
Anyone with more projects than memory: freelancers with a folder per client, students with years of coursework, teams inheriting a repository, or you, six months from now. Point it at a folder:
$ las dashboard ~/code
$ las scan ~/code/notes-api --only db,docs-vs-code --evidence
$ las refresh ~/code/notes-api
$ las ask ~/code/shop "Where is authentication done?"English or Portuguese
The interface is in English by default. For Portuguese: las --lang-ui pt …, LOCALALIBI_LANG=pt, or language = "pt" in the configuration. The facts (claims, statuses, evidence) are the same in every language.