tail -f for signals. Every signal any process on the box raises — who sent it, who it hit, which signal, how it was raised (kill(2), the kernel, a POSIX timer), whether the target caught it and how long its handler ran, whether it tore a blocked syscall out with EINTR.
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AGENTS.md instructions for yeet-src/sigwire, covering building yeet dashboards, mental model, build bottom-up: data → component → layout, 1. get the data right first, in isolation and 2. build each component against a fake signal.
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Claude Code instructions for yeet-src/sigwire, a project described as: tail -f for signals. Every signal any process on the box raises — who sent it, who it hit, which signal, how it was raised (kill(2), the kernel, a POSIX timer), whether the target caught it and how long its handler ran, whether it tore a blocked…