I built a tiny local tool that won't say "done" unless it can prove it. FEEL free to give me suggestions

A developer built ORZN, a local task-runner that refuses to mark a task 'done' without proof of execution. The tool records every action and reports 'blocked' if it cannot verify completion, stopping for user approval before modifying files. It is free, MIT-licensed, and runs entirely locally without accounts.

This is small and early, but I wanted to put it out there. I got tired of AI that's all bark and no bite — confident, fluent, and it tells you "Done " whether or not anything actually happened. So I built the opposite, in the narrowest way I could. ORZN is a local task-runner. It does a handful of things on your own machine: finds, reads, summarizes, moves and renames your files, launches apps, opens sites. Nothing fancy. The one idea I actually cared about: it records every action, and it won't mark a task "done" unless there's evidence it happened. If it can't prove it, it says "blocked" instead. And it stops for your approval before it changes any file. It's not a general "do anything" agent and it doesn't do much yet. Free, MIT, local, no account — nothing leaves your machine unless you point it at a URL. Genuinely want blunt feedback, including "this is too small to matter."