// OWNER · yeet-src · REPO SNAPSHOT
yeet-src
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.
//STAR HISTORY · 12M
WebSocket signaling server for peer-to-peer connections
A single HN post drove brief attention to a small WebSocket signaling library with no broader developer traction. No GitHub stars velocity, no social pickup, no package ecosystem presence.
Why now: Single HN submission hit front page briefly, likely due to timing or title optimization rather than substance.
- Only HN rank 5 with score 44; no other source picked it up
- GitHub absent from sources entirely despite 0.25 weight
- 173 of 200 pool items are single_source — this is typical noise pattern
- Ours rank 42 vs HN rank 5 shows algorithmic detection, not organic groundswell
Considerations: HN front page can be gamed by small coordinated upvotes; repo has 0 cross-source validation, no release history, no dependents, and 'yeet-src' org suggests hobby project. Signal collapses without that one HN post.
EMERGING SIGNAL · Ignore: Do not track; revisit only if GitHub stars accelerate and 2+ additional sources confirm sustained interest.
Methodology: synthesized from this project's own documentation, live GitHub data, third-party coverage, and multi-platform signal convergence — by AISO.tools.
// RELATED REPOS · CROSS-SOURCE OVERLAP
▌ FAQ · answers from the data spine
What is yeet-src/sigwire?
Who maintains sigwire?
What language is sigwire written in?
When was sigwire created? When was the last update?
How do I install sigwire?
git clone https://github.com/yeet-src/sigwire.gitThen follow the README in the cloned directory.
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