Your containers can explain why they crashed.

One click on a dead container returns the likely root cause, a category, and next steps. Deterministic code recovers the exit evidence, filters known-misleading noise, and settles clear-cut cases outright — the on-device model only ever sees a compact, pre-cleaned digest, and only for genuinely ambiguous failures. Every diagnosis is labeled with its source: deterministic rules or on-device model.

Copy report produces a shareable Markdown reproduction — the exact digest that was analyzed, the conclusion, which rules fired, and version info. Wrong diagnoses become regression fixtures, and fixtures become rules in a versioned, Ed25519-signed rulebook. The report quotes the last few log lines as evidence, so the app reminds you to review it before posting.

Analysis runs entirely on-device via Apple's Foundation Models. There is no API key to configure, no telemetry, and no network path for your logs to take. Without Apple Intelligence, the AI tier switches off honestly — and everything else keeps working.

SwiftUI throughout, talking XPC directly to Apple's container runtime. Signed, notarized, and small — the way a Mac tool should arrive. Need a full-featured management GUI? Davit is excellent, and the two coexist fine — Wharfside is the one you open when something died.

0.2 adds resource heuristics (idle CPU, memory trends, crash loops) with an AI advice tier that proposes a fix. 0.3 adds a ⌘K palette where the model can read anything, propose anything — and mutate nothing without your confirmation. Roadmap →