mrkairolee-crypto builds Mike a confidentiality-grade audit trail

mrkairolee-crypto added a tamper-aware record of who did what across chat, documents, downloads, and projects: actor, action, target, timestamp. The clever part is what the log refuses to store. Before anything is written, a redactor strips out contract text, prompts, model responses, signed download links, and file locations, keeping only IDs, counts, and file types. So the audit trail proves an action happened without itself becoming a new place your client's confidential matter can leak. Logging also runs in the background, so a failed write never stalls the user.

On top of that, the fork owner added a security view - visible only to a project's owner, not shared collaborators - showing a plain-language confidentiality summary and the most recent activity. It's visibility, not enforcement, but it's a real accountability layer most forks don't bother with.