Welcome to yeet, a Linux runtime for building your own tools. Every tool is a .js file that runs on top of the yeet daemon, giving you a live, typed view of the kernel, with code you can attach to anything running on the host.
The repos below are what that looks like in practice. Try a script, modify it, or build your own.
It’s eBPF without the kernel expertise. Have fun!
Live audit log of every command, file, and network connection a Claude Code (or any matched) session makes, from the kernel.
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⚽ A World Cup goal launched across your terminal — real projectile physics, a GOOOOAL!!! eruption, confetti, and a slow-mo replay. Pure Python stdlib.
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.
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.
Live audit log of every command, file, and network connection a Claude Code (or any matched) session makes, from the kernel.
eBPF integrity monitor for an LLM agent's markdown brain: CLAUDE.md, skills, memory. Tags AGENT vs EXTERNAL edits.
Live exec-provenance monitor. Flags execs from tmp/shm, fileless binaries, and setuid privilege jumps, all in-kernel.
Every outbound TCP connection, captured in-kernel and grouped by the process that dialed it. Flags public egress.
Live hwmon temperatures, throttle headroom, GPU draw and per-core clocks in one terminal dashboard. htop for thermals.
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