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TayHCode/homelab-netguard
Local, alert-only network scanner for a home lab (nmap, DNS and auth log checks, optional local Ollama triage)
Works.Tested on 2026-10-27. From the README alone, on Linux with Haiku.
What we checked
Does it run from the README?Yes. Running in 12:26 on a clean Linux box.The run
Tested Oct 27, 2026, rev 051d76e.
Does it do what the README says?2 of 2 claims held up.Evidence
“Each run discovers devices on the LAN and checks TCP ports, then writes a plain-English report”
Expected report lists the observed device with its open port. Got Observed device at <internal-ip>: 22.
“The baseline is never promoted automatically; a fresh run with no approved baseline says so”
Expected report states no approved network reference exists. Got No approved network reference exists..
Which setups did we try?Works with Haiku. Our Luna test broke, so no mark there.Setups
Linux / Haiku: works, Oct 27, rev 051d76e. Linux / Luna: our test broke.
Needs keys, a login or a browser?No.Details
None seen
Is it safe to run?Earlier check of this revision: Made outbound connections: yes (hosts not recorded) by <guest-path>What we saw
Review signals across current setups: connection review.
Repository processes attempted these non-loopback connections; proxies can hide the final hostname. 18157 distinct locations. 43 attributed processes.
Reviewed as expected for a test run: attempted writes that failed, so nothing was written.
Full event, path and process lists for each observed setup:
A quiet run is not a safety guarantee.
Is it maintained?Maintained · 2 commits in 90 days · 0 merged PRs in 90 days · 0 open issues · 0 open PRsActivity
actively maintained: last commit 3 days ago; 2 commits and 0 merged PRs in 90 days; 0 open issues, 0 open PRs; no releases
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The run
Oct 27 · rev 051d76eIndependent test, not endorsed by the project.