CrossingKey Find – Linux Forensic File Finder

Locate authoritative files, archives, and releases across Linux project folders — with ranked results and explained decisions.

CrossingKey Find is a standalone Linux binary that scans project directories to identify the most authoritative version of a file among duplicates, near-duplicates, and scattered release artifacts. It ranks candidates by filename pattern, version markers, release path, archive type, manifest presence, hash evidence, and duplication — and surfaces the reasoning behind every ranking decision.

What it does

Find operates read-only across your filesystem. It does not modify, move, delete, or upload files. After a scan, it returns a ranked candidate list with per-candidate explanations so you can verify the result before acting on it. It is designed for release audits, project cleanup, and situations where you need to know which copy of a file is the one that actually shipped.

What's included

• Compiled crossingkey-find standalone binary
• Delivery instructions sent after purchase

System requirements

• Pop!_OS or Ubuntu-family Linux (64-bit)
• No runtime dependencies — standalone binary
• No internet connection required for operation
• No subscription or account required

Who it's for

• Developers auditing project directories before a release
• Operators tracking down the authoritative version of a build artifact
• Technical founders cleaning up accumulated project folders
• Anyone on Linux who needs to resolve file duplication without guessing

Buyer outcome

A ranked, explained candidate list identifying the most authoritative file or release artifact in a scanned directory — with the evidence surfaced so you can confirm the result.

Delivery

One-time purchase. Delivery instructions are sent to your email after payment confirmation. No physical item ships. No telemetry. No subscription.