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Everywho

Who is touching what, right now: per-process, per-directory file and disk I/O from Windows ETW kernel events, folded into a facet-style rail with JSON, MCP, stamp and spool surfaces. Blueprint stage: architecture, ETW spec, contracts, headers. Single C++ exe, no driver.

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About Everywho

Everywho is an MCP server published by bochen2029-pixel in the Files category: who is touching what, right now: per-process, per-directory file and disk I/O from Windows ETW kernel events, folded into a facet-style rail with JSON, MCP, stamp and spool surfaces. Blueprint stage: architecture, ETW spec, contracts, headers. Single C++ exe, no driver.

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