Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus has a new feature to back up eeprom data and generate a universal key to disable active alarm on newer Fords.
It does on some Toyota, it reads eeprom to and then on an XM38 it uses it as emergency, then with another different xm38 will be your “master” key to program in.
No Ford AKL adapter is needed. It reads the memory, modifies it and deactivates the alarm using that method.
It emulates a stored key like Autel does with their emulator; you just use a universal Xhorse smart key in place of the emulator.
Not on all Fords, check device and see if there is such an option.