Main
Use it when instrumentation is too expensive: eBPF captures behavior at the system boundary without modifying your agent code.
Start by recording one process name (claude/node/python) and validate you can correlate events with failures or regressions.
Treat the trace as evidence: use it to debug latency spikes, unexpected network calls, or policy violations.
Source-backed notes
- README states “Zero Instrumentation Required” and focuses on observing at the system boundary using eBPF.
- README includes command examples to record Claude Code and gemini-cli processes via
agentsight record -c .... - README suggests a local web UI at http://127.0.0.1:7395 for viewing recordings.
FAQ
- Does it require code changes?: No—README emphasizes zero instrumentation.
- Where does it run?: README examples target local processes on a host with sudo permissions.
- Is it cross-platform?: It’s eBPF-based, so Linux support is the primary path (check README).