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!
top, but for the HTTP endpoints on your host — a live dashboard of the most active plaintext HTTP endpoints, right in the terminal.
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, m…
Live CPU and memory history in the Omarchy bar, with a per-process table. Braille charts rendered from a yeet isolate.
Omarchy shell plugins written as yeetkit apps: SolidJS pages in a yeet isolate, rendered into the Quattro bar over the tty portal
Scoped process-launch monitor for Linux: every program one app starts, folded, with the unusual on top
Live WebSocket-over-TLS snooper: a yeet BPF+TUI dashboard that taps plaintext at the OpenSSL boundary
Live MongoDB query profiler built on eBPF. Reads plaintext and TLS, no app changes.
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