eBPF-Swarm

The problem

Autonomous infrastructure tooling is difficult to sell and difficult to trust. A cluster operator that acts without human intervention has to show its reasoning, or engineers will not hand over control. Static screenshots and feature lists do not carry that argument.

The approach

Rather than describe the product, the site runs it. The interface is built as a working operations console with fault injection controls, so a visitor can trigger a real failure and watch the system diagnose and resolve it. The design goal was legibility under motion - dense telemetry that stays readable while it updates.

The solution

A dark, high-density dashboard interface organised around a single narrative: detect, diagnose, heal. Live telemetry, an agent pipeline visualisation, and a filterable alert feed sit alongside demo controls that let a visitor inject faults on demand.

Key features

• Live self-healing pipeline visualisation - Snitch, Brain, Swarm, Healed
• Fault injection demo controls for CPU spike, memory leak, and network delay
• Filterable live alert feed by severity and resolution state
• Real-time CPU, memory, and heal-time telemetry charts
• Agent activity panel for planner, evaluator, and executor roles
• Persistent sidebar navigation across dashboard, analytics, logs, and cluster map