monitor-process

Monitor process behavior via eBPF-based collection of file, network, and subprocess activity.

Updated Apr 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/stevessr/agent-ebpf-filter --skill monitor-process
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: monitor-process
Source: https://github.com/stevessr/agent-ebpf-filter/tree/main/.claude/skills/monitor-process
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stevessr/agent-ebpf-filter --skill monitor-process

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps identify what a running process actually does by monitoring system calls, file activity, network behavior, and process creation patterns for debugging, auditing, and security analysis.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Process Behavior Monitoring: Track file access, network connections, subprocess execution, and system call activity through eBPF-based observability.
  • Security Analysis: Detect suspicious behaviors such as sensitive file access, unusual network activity, privilege escalation attempts, and possible data leakage patterns.
  • Use Case: Analyze an AI agent run to understand which files it touched, which services it contacted, and whether its actions matched expected behavior.

Quick Start

Use the monitor-process skill to track a target AI agent process and analyze its file access, network connections, and subprocess activity.

Frequently Asked Questions about monitor-process

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I monitor AI agent process behavior for security auditing?

You can trace AI agent process behavior by collecting and analyzing runtime system activity such as file access, network connections, and subprocess execution using eBPF-based observability for security auditing.

What does eBPF process monitoring track for anomaly detection?

eBPF process monitoring tracks system calls, file activity, network connections, and subprocess execution patterns to identify suspicious behaviors like privilege escalation attempts and data leakage for anomaly detection.

How do I trace which files and network services an AI agent touched during execution?

Trace AI agent execution by applying process tracking and filtering to record detailed file access and network connection events, allowing you to verify whether its actions matched expected behavior.

Can I use eBPF system call tracing to detect data leakage patterns in running processes?

Yes, eBPF system call tracing detects data leakage patterns by analyzing runtime network behavior and sensitive file access, flagging suspicious activity during the process monitoring and analysis workflow.

Do I need eBPF to perform tool execution trace analysis for subprocess execution?

Yes, eBPF is required for tool execution trace analysis because it provides the runtime event collection and process tracking capabilities needed to monitor subprocess execution and system call activity.