Unlock the kernel with JavaScript
Agent Security | Observability | Network Policy
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Full control over your AI agents
Observe and enforce policy without your agents knowing
Redefining network control for the agentic era
Agents and attackers work at the same level. We sit underneath your programs as a single binary deployment in kernel space, with the ability to observe and control the flow of data.
Our goal is to give you and your model the ability to build tools, specific to your needs. From agent security to network policy, no plumbing or code changes required.
Build tools on the fly
Describe what you want to see and yeet builds the tool, wires up the eBPF hooks, and runs it. When you want to dig deeper, just ask. No restarts, no config changes.
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Drop-in scripts that give your agents awareness, policy, and control.
Action on everything.
Set alerts across your entire ops stack using natural language. Use Slack, webhooks, or any channel. The promise resolves when a person responds.
▸import { watch, yeet } from "yeet";2 3watch({ kind: "deploy" }, async (d) => {4 if (d.timedOut) {5 const reply = await yeet.alert({6 channel: "#oncall",7 text: `${d.service} timed out`,8 options: ["retry", "skip", "rollback"],9 });10 if (reply === "rollback") {11 await d.rollback();12 }13 }14});Secure by default.
yeet scripts run inside V8 isolates. As secure as the browser tab you're reading this in.
Every syscall, packet and probe.
yeet gives you kernel level visibility with featherweight overhead. Nothing gets dropped.
Single binary, local deployment, bring your own model
Your kernel doesn't bill you per event, and neither do we. It's time to stop renting your tools and just build your own….with yeet!
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New scripts, release notes, and low level hot takes. No spam.