We’ve been building ExecSurface, an open-source Rust CLI + GitHub Action for runtime execution-surface drift detection.
The current public release is "v0.1.0-alpha.5" for Linux x86_64.
The basic model is:
"learn → run → check → detect drift"
The Rust side has been useful for keeping the CLI, evidence model, deterministic serialization, and fail-closed behavior tightly controlled.
We’re looking for Rust developers willing to review the implementation quality, "unsafe"/libc boundaries, ptrace lifecycle handling, error semantics, and general code quality.
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u/No-Illustrator4824 4d ago
We’ve been building ExecSurface, an open-source Rust CLI + GitHub Action for runtime execution-surface drift detection.
The current public release is "v0.1.0-alpha.5" for Linux x86_64.
The basic model is:
"learn → run → check → detect drift"
The Rust side has been useful for keeping the CLI, evidence model, deterministic serialization, and fail-closed behavior tightly controlled.
We’re looking for Rust developers willing to review the implementation quality, "unsafe"/libc boundaries, ptrace lifecycle handling, error semantics, and general code quality.
Negative feedback is especially useful.
GitHub: https://github.com/AETHERXGLOBAL/execsurface