snitch is a friendlier ss / netstat for humans. It lets you inspect network connections with a clean TUI or styled tables.
It has a focus on a clear usage API and a solid testing strategy.
This is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/karol-broda/snitch
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Developer: Karol Broda
License: MIT License
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Big fan of the coverage. One suggestion it to show the UI if it is a TUI package instead of just the commands. Even just copying the gif from the GH page might be a solid representation of the UX that can nudge users to try it out vs just commands which may not differentiate many apps.