BeeEye, a bilingual eBPF window onto the home network

Why it surfaced

This is unusually explicit about its boundaries: it installs no agents, decrypts nothing, and makes only one outbound call for timed threat-intelligence refreshes. Under the hood it combines eBPF with an AF_PACKET fallback, Wireshark-compatible filters, and even CUDA-rendered traffic pulses—an ambitious little network monitor with a surprisingly lucid explanation of what it refuses to do.

BeeEye monitors traffic on an Ubuntu home gateway, showing devices, processes, packets, alerts, and protocol details through two independent interfaces.