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A lightweight, passive-first IT/OT network monitoring system designed for environments where visibility matters and false positives are costly.
An example project that also doubles as a how-to guide. Open it to learn more about getting the most out of this workspace.
Security research dashboard with server-rendered routes, real-time investigation tools, and modular threat analysis components.
ELF, 3 functions, 12 imports, 1 crypto constant. Analyzed with Ghidra headless decompilation.
A browsable directory of things you add (skills, connectors, plugins) -- distinct from .project-card above, which is a plain list of things you already have.
Multi-step web research with citations, condensed into one report.
Run Python in a sandboxed environment for analysis and charts.
Community-maintained skill for structured incident writeups.
A different shape from the settings modal above: the header search filters the scrollable text dump below it directly (a single-pane investigative viewer), not a sidebar-form two-pane layout. The dashboard's single most-reused detail surface -- payload/sandbox/Ghidra/event detail views all open this.
A search-everything dialog, not the docked .command-bar above: anchored near the top of the viewport instead of centered, and sized to its content instead of a fixed box.
Add to a row container (a <tbody>, a menu's item list) so freshly-rendered rows settle in one after another instead of all at once. Pure CSS -- nth-child carries the delay, nothing to set per row.
A one-shot accent-colored ring for a value that just changed -- a live-refreshed row, a cell whose count just updated. Not a semantic success/warning/danger signal, just "this changed."
A blur+lift settle for timeline/session-replay entries -- a touch more pronounced than .stagger-in, since a timeline reads one block at a time rather than as a batch of equivalent rows.
.toast now settles in on its own (fade + lift) -- direction- agnostic, since a toast stack can sit anywhere. Add .toast--slide-in-right when the consumer's own stack is pinned to a side and a directional arrival reads better.
The update is now active.
The dashboard's live-update variant: a left-border accent stripe and a stacking container theme.css doesn't otherwise model, layered on top of the plain .toast above. Normally position:fixed in the page's top-right corner; boxed here in a relatively-positioned demo area instead.