Show HN: See what your Linux machine measured at boot (through TPM eventlog)

A new web tool lets Linux users inspect their machine's TPM event log entirely in the browser, using WebAssembly compiled from Google's go-eventlog library and built with Anthropic's Claude Code. The tool parses the log locally and never uploads data, and it exports a `goParseEventlog` function for developers to use from the console.

Parsed by go-eventlog https://github.com/google/go-eventlog compiled to WebAssembly · built with Claude Code https://claude.com/claude-code · module: loading… Your event log is never sent to a server. The file is read and parsed entirely in your browser, by WebAssembly running on this page. It is never uploaded, stored, or transmitted anywhere — you can disconnect from the network after the page loads and it still works. The module exports one function. Drop a log, then call goParseEventlog bytes, "SHA256" from the devtools console to work with the result directly — it returns {value, error} .