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top, but for the HTTP endpoints on your host — a live dashboard of the most active plaintext HTTP endpoints, right in the terminal.

tail -f for signals. Every signal any process on the box raises — who sent it, who it hit, which signal, how it was raised (kill(2), the kernel, a POSIX timer), whether the target caught it and how long its handler ran, whether it tore a blocked syscall out with EINTR.

Live, system-wide USB transfer sniffer in eBPF — decodes USB traffic inline (control SETUP, SCSI, HID) from two universal URB hooks. No usbmon, no hardware sniffer. CO-RE portable.

docker ps that you can actually walk around in. Every running container on the host as a live table — arrow into any one and get a full, self-refreshing inspect: CPU/mem/net sparklines, networks, mounts, ports, the processes really running inside it, and a live log tail. Built as a yeet reactive JSX TUI.

htop for the airwaves — a live 802.11 (Wi-Fi) RF dashboard in your terminal

Confine an AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, oh-my-pi, ...) to one directory with a BPF-LSM program, and watch it live over eBPF.

Live, zero-config Redis traffic profiler built on eBPF. Reads plaintext and TLS, no app changes.

Live audit log of every command, file, and network connection a Claude Code (or any matched) session makes, from the kernel.

Network throughput as an 80s sunset. A two-sided bar chart of live traffic over time — egress (TX) climbing up from a neon zero-axis, ingress (RX) falling down, newest sample on the right. One interface or all of them, sampled straight from the kernel's byte counters.

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tail -f for SQLite. Every statement any process on the box runs against libsqlite3 — the SQL (syntax-highlighted), the values bound to its ? placeholders, the per-step latency and result code — decoded and streamed live to your terminal. No cooperation from the traced apps, no recompile, no PRAGMA.

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Live per-container HTTP dashboard read from the kernel with eBPF. Rate, errors, latency. No sidecar, no app changes.

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Confine an AI coding agent (oh-my-pi/omp) to one directory with Landlock, and watch it live over eBPF. Experimental.

Behavioral hidden-cryptominer detector for Linux in eBPF — flags processes talking to mining-pool ports while spoofing kernel-thread names. No signatures, no agent, no cloud. CO-RE portable.

A tiny MS-Paint for your terminal. A full-screen canvas you draw on with the mouse — brush, flood-fill, eraser, a ten-swatch palette, undo/redo — every cell painted in 24-bit colour and kept until you clear it. No menus, no modes: pick a tool, pick a colour, drag.

Live hwmon temperatures, throttle headroom, GPU draw and per-core clocks in one terminal dashboard. htop for thermals.

Every outbound TCP connection, captured in-kernel and grouped by the process that dialed it. Flags public egress.

tcpdump for gRPC. Decodes protobuf messages between services live, from the kernel. Plaintext only.

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Find the kernel-side memory free and top can't account for, reconciled live from /proc/meminfo

Live exec-provenance monitor. Flags execs from tmp/shm, fileless binaries, and setuid privilege jumps, all in-kernel.

eBPF integrity monitor for an LLM agent's markdown brain: CLAUDE.md, skills, memory. Tags AGENT vs EXTERNAL edits.

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Public release binaries for pty-proxy

Live Linux system monitor skinned as a Madison Square Garden scoreboard: CPU as the score, top processes as the box score. htop, but it's a Knicks game.

Your CPU called play-by-play from the Garden — a live system monitor skinned as a Knicks game (system-load-as-basketball). Fan-made; not live NBA data.

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Static, version-pinned build toolchain for yeet scripts

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strace for your file descriptors — watch exactly what a process writes, live

netstat for right now — live TCP connection monitor with eBPF

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Source sorcery: manage dev environments, dependencies, worktrees, and shared setup across repos

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[Fork for PRs]

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