Official noqt distribution

The kill switch outside the sandbox.

Lumi Eggcracker is a native Linux kill tool for unapproved supported local-AI workloads. It terminates the captured workload tree, proves that tree is empty, and leaves a bounded receipt.

Get Eggcracker Try the 60-second static example Fabricated source-only preview. No live evaluation, account, upload, install, actuation, or safety conclusion. Browse complete source β†— Signed v1.0.10 release β†—
Distribution The tracked product source is generated from this exact GitHub commit. This snapshot is called current only after the release-linked sync job verifies its returned Hub commit and full manifest; signed release assets remain linked as a separate boundary.
Deterministic containment

Recognise. Contain. Prove.

The release keeps workload recognition separate from the deterministic kill path, then records the exact bounded result.

01 / OBSERVE

Root supervisor

Observes local Linux processes and matches only qualified workload identities.

02 / DECIDE

Exact approval gate

A complete supported match without its exact root approval becomes a kill condition.

03 / CONTAIN

Whole-tree kill

Uses held pidfds and direct cgroup-v2 cgroup.kill.

04 / RECEIPT

Empty-tree proof

Writes a bounded local receipt only after the owned hierarchy is empty.

Hugging Face distribution

Clone the actual tool.

Start with Eggcracker's read-only compatibility check on a disposable supported native Ubuntu host. Do not begin on a workstation, shared server, production host, or machine carrying private data.

  native Ubuntu shell
git clone https://huggingface.co/spaces/noqt/eggcracker
cd eggcracker
sudo /usr/bin/python3 -I -S scripts/first_kill.py \
  --operator "$USER" \
  --preflight-only
Read the full installation path β†— Inspect a local GGUF file β€” bounded preview β†— Source-only and unreleased: reports GGUF header plausibility, a coarse size bucket, and a digest of at most the first 1 MiBβ€”not authentication, full-file integrity, loader compatibility, or safety.
Qualified release profiles

Four explicit identities.

Names alone never trigger a kill. These are the four qualified content/topology profiles carried by the current public release.

GGUF / NATIVEcontent.gguf-llama
GGUF / NATIVEcontent.gguf-ollama
SAFETENSORS / NATIVEcontent.safetensors-pytorch
SAFETENSORS / NATIVEcontent.safetensors-vllm
Read the boundary literally

A narrow security control.

Eggcracker is intentionally a kill switch, not an alerting dashboard, universal AI detector, sandbox, or EDR replacement.

Current qualified surface

  • Native Linux with systemd and unified cgroup v2.
  • At least 7 GiB memory, Python 3.11+, iproute2 and nftables.
  • Exact CPU-first runtime and artifact identities.
  • Root-owned offline boundary for selected workloads.
  • Loopback is allowed; non-loopback egress is denied for selected workloads.
  • Operator and autonomous whole-tree containment paths.

Not claimed

  • Containers, remote APIs, TGI, LocalAI or llamafile.
  • GPU-generic deployments or universal recognition.
  • Credential isolation, malware prevention or EDR.
  • Effectiveness beyond the exact qualified evidence.
SOURCE COMMIT Β· 42eaadd77f0c

Inspect every line.

Complete source, tests, qualification documents and reproducible proof tooling are distributed in this repository.