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leetcrypt 32121546fd chore(privacy): scrub tailnet IP from connect.sh usage comment
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Replace the example Tailscale IP with <host> so no server address ships
in the repo. Tailnet-only (CGNAT) so low severity, but no reason to leak it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-19 14:50:54 -07:00
leetcrypt c5f5c878ed Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main'
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2026-07-17 20:34:29 -07:00
leetcrypt c9aa4a68ad merge: fold benchmark + pseudonymous-attribution into main
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Integrate the laptop feature branch (multi-language capability benchmark,
model picker, and ESA-style pseudonymous file attribution) onto the current
church main (native AI harness, podman/vbox sandboxes, † theme). Only conflict
was the help/status line — kept the newer podman grammar + /help, spliced in
/export-signed, and aligned attribution strings to the † sigil.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-11 11:22:58 -07:00
leetcrypt fcb3cb8684 chore(attribution): commit Cargo.lock for ed25519-dalek dep
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-11 11:16:46 -07:00
Claude (hack-house) f4180edf61 feat(attribution): pseudonymous file attribution (ESA-style)
Adapt Princess_Pi's Encrypt-Share-Attribution scheme so shared files are
anonymous but provably attributable.

A. In-session: a persistent Ed25519 persona key (~/.config/hack-house/
   persona_ed25519) signs every /send and /sendroom offer over the content
   hash; receivers verify it and see the persona fingerprint. Optional
   --attest <passphrase> attaches a revealable SHA-512(pass||sha256)
   commitment. Additive JSON — wire-compatible with the Python client.

B. Portable: /export-signed <dir> packages a directory into Princess_Pi's
   exact ESA 7z (fresh per-round Ed25519 sig over an inner 7z, SHA-512
   checksums, bundled verify scripts). Builder embedded from
   hh/tools/esa/esa_build.sh; verifiable with just bash+7z+ssh-keygen.

Tests: 45 pass (3 new persona). ESA archive build + verify-everything.sh +
passphrase reveal verified end-to-end.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-10 12:28:07 -07:00
leetcrypt 0e0dc27dbe feat(music): bundled CC-BY session soundtrack + /music player
Add a session background-music feature to the TUI. Ships two bundled
CC BY 4.0 albums (Kevin MacLeod / incompetech.com) under hh/music/:
'crypt' (dark ambient, 5 tracks) and 'terminal' (synth/chiptune, 6).

- hh/src/music.rs: playlist model + subprocess player (ffplay/mpv/cvlc
  fallback chain), album discovery (user ~/.hh/music shadows bundled),
  random shuffle, and /music import of the operator's own audio.
- /music [list] · play [album] (blank/random shuffles) · stop · next ·
  import <path> [as <name>]; now-playing shown in the top bar + help.
- docs/music-licensing.md: CC-BY provenance/attribution register.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-07 19:50:20 -07:00
leetcrypt a34a18f0ca fix(ai): recover schema-echo leak in tool-call arguments
Weak local models (seen with qwen2.5-coder:3b at temp 0) sometimes emit a
parameter's JSON *schema* fragment as its *value*, e.g.
run_shell(command={'type':'string','description':'bash ./add.py'}). _exec_tool
does str(args["command"]), so the stringified dict was run as a command →
exit 127 and a hollow "task done" claim.

Every native tool arg is a plain string, so a dict-valued arg is always this
leak. Add _unleak_str/_clean_args to OllamaProvider: pull the intended string
from a value-ish key (or `description`), ignore JSON-schema scaffolding keys
like `type`, else drop to "" so the tool reports a clean error instead of
running garbage. Applied on both the structured tool_calls path and the
text-recovery path (_coerce_call). New tests/test_agent_providers.py pins it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-27 15:33:06 -07:00
leetcrypt 77f6203475 test(ai): bench executes run_shell via PTY stub — 3/3 (was 2/3)
The headless bench stubbed _send_sbx_input to a no-op, so run_shell
commands were staged to /tmp/.hh_*.cmd but the typed wrapper never ran —
the rc/out poll timed out and any shell-dependent task FAILed (mkdir+list
burned ~248s then failed). Make the stub run typed input in the bench
process (CWD == workdir), faithfully standing in for the room PTY, so
_run_shell_in_pty (staging/poll/cleanup) is exercised end-to-end.

Result: 3/3 pass. Surfaced a separate model-side argument leak in
script+run (tool JSON-schema dict passed as the command) — fixed next.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-27 15:26:51 -07:00
leetcrypt b55743bada fix(ai): repair native-harness bench — 3-tuple preflight + PTY-mirror stub
First functional bench run crashed 0/3 on two latent bench-only bugs:
(1) the Phase-4 token-count change made complete_with_tools return
(text, calls, usage), but the bench preflight still unpacked 2 values;
(2) make_bridge never stubbed _send_sbx_input, so the PTY-mirror
visibility feature hit ws=None and raised AttributeError on every tool
call. Stub it to capture mirrored lines for --verbose.

After the fix: 2/3 pass (write+read, script+run). mkdir+list still
fails — local-backend run_shell CWD divergence + 3B model churn, not a
working-memory regression.

Sprint: native-harness-working-memory (bench) — see also 46e5620, dc6317f, c83abbe

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-27 14:21:02 -07:00
leetcrypt 2b66da71c5 feat(ai): calibrate native pruning against real Ollama token counts
Phase 4 (final) of the native-harness working-memory sprint. OllamaProvider
.complete_with_tools now returns (text, calls, usage), surfacing the response's
real prompt_eval_count/eval_count (free — already in the payload). The native loop
EMA-smooths real/estimate into self._tok_ratio (clamped [0.5,3.0]) and prunes
against native_token_budget / ratio, so context budgeting tracks the TRUE window
instead of the systematic bias of the len//4 char estimate. Providers that omit
counts leave the ratio at 1.0, so behaviour is unchanged where unavailable — a
free correctness win, no regression. RAM-only, no disk, no new network frames.

Scope note: touches only cmd_chat/agent/ + providers — disjoint from the parallel
feat(operator) work on this branch, so it merges/reverts independently by path.

Sprint: native-harness-working-memory (Phase 4/4) — see also 46e5620, dc6317f
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-27 14:21:02 -07:00
leetcrypt cb345e5725 feat(ai): two-stage native pruning — digest tool outputs before eviction
Phase 3 of the working-memory sprint. _prune_native_messages now compacts in two
stages instead of only evicting whole turns: Stage 1 digests OLD tool-role outputs
to a one-line summary (exit marker + first error line, else first line) via the new
_digest_tool_output; Stage 2 falls back to oldest-first whole-message eviction only
if still over budget. Tool outputs are the biggest context hog, and digesting keeps
the action->result causal chain intact, so whole-turn eviction (which severs it)
becomes a last resort. The pinned head/TASK and the recent keep_recent window
(including the most recent tool output, verbatim) are still never touched.

Return is now (messages, dropped, digested); the sole caller logs both. Clean-room
counterpart to Goose's tool-output condensation track. RAM-only, no disk.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-27 14:21:02 -07:00
leetcrypt ee66e502b9 feat(ai): RAM working-set + failure ledger + stuck/loop detection
Phase 1+2 of the native-harness working-memory sprint. All per-task state is
process RAM only (dies with the task, same lifecycle as MemoryIndex) — no disk,
consistent with the agent's encrypted-transmission / nothing-saved posture.

Phase 1 — _WorkSet dataclass holds what the loop kept re-deriving: sandbox
cwd/shell, files written/read, a failure ledger (cmd -> exit+category), and the
last good command. Discovered cwd/shell carry across tasks in-process via
self._sbx_known (RAM fallback grounding). _render_workset re-surfaces this into
the repair-turn system prompt so it survives context pruning without a NOTES.md
on disk. Folds the old reads_seen set into wset.files_read.

Phase 2 — semantic stuck/loop detection via _action_signature (run_shell keys on
the command, write_file on path+content-hash so real edits aren't repeats,
read_file on path). Aborts honestly when an action fails >=2x verbatim (model
ignoring REPAIR_STANCE) or the same (action,outcome) repeats >=3x, instead of
burning the turn cap re-running a dead action. Verified fix-and-retry does not
false-trip.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-27 14:21:02 -07:00
leetcrypt 7fb3911550 feat(bench): multi-language capability benchmark + model picker
Add bench-lang.py + bench/ package: a third benchmark axis answering
"which open-source model is best for my workflow?" across Python,
JavaScript, Go, Rust and Bash.

- MultiPL-E (Go/Rust/JS/Bash) + original HumanEval (Python), loaded via
  the HF datasets-server REST API with on-disk cache — no datasets/
  pyarrow dependency.
- Completions go straight to Ollama /api/generate with raw=True so
  instruct models continue the code instead of replying with prose.
- Code runs in rootless, network-less podman (safe default) with a
  host-toolchain fallback; pass@1/pass@k via the HumanEval estimator.
- run/score separation: results persist to a scorecard JSON, then
  `pick --workflow ops` re-ranks without re-running any model.
- Extensible: a new language is one Lang entry; a new workflow is one
  block in workflows.json.

Also fix a --runs grant-persistence bug in bench-sandbox.py: the grant
leaked across runs, invalidating the L0-nogrant refusal test on runs 2+.
Each run now revokes the ACL and starts ungranted.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-17 09:39:27 -07:00
leetcrypt c5715ba2e3 test(scripts): add E2E AI chat + sandbox code-path benchmarks
bench-ai.py drives the /ai chat path end-to-end (SRP -> Fernet -> WebSocket
-> provider), measuring TTFT/total/tok-s per model, with a --direct provider
mode that isolates raw model throughput from event-loop contention.

bench-sandbox.py benchmarks the /ai <agent> !<task> sandbox code path by
playing the room owner on the zero-knowledge relay: it grants drive, sends
graded tasks (L0 no-grant refusal, file/script/logic/multistep, destructive
gating+confirm, blast-radius cap), captures the agent's injected _sbx:input
frames, and grades correctness behind the same destructive guard. Includes
REPL-aware exec replay (folds python3 sessions into heredocs), prompt-prefix
stripping, model-fail vs replay-limit tagging, --runs N averaging with
per-step timing, and auto-bumped timeouts for reasoning models.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-16 21:41:18 -07:00
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# Sandbox save/load snapshots (large runtime tarballs, not source)
/hh/hh-snapshots/
# VM-library /loop artifacts — exported snapshot tars (repo-root, when `sbx`
# is run from here) + per-run logs. Generated; the VMs live in the host registry.
/hh-snapshots/
/.loop-runs/
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# hack-house — Claude operating guide
Encrypted collaborative terminal sessions with a summoned, shareable sandbox.
**Rust TUI client** (`hh/`) + **Python server & operator bridge** (`cmd_chat/`).
A Claude Code session can join a room as a **first-class member**: read/answer
humans and other AIs, and — once granted — drive the shared sandbox with full
shell + keystroke control. VMs carry a self-describing `.hh-agent` manifest so
work + memory hand off between agents (and humans), and saved VM states are
tradeable via a host-global registry.
## Operating a room — use the `hh-operator` skill
To enter/run/watch a room, bridge a Claude session into one, or autonomously
monitor and respond, **use the `hh-operator` skill** (`~/.claude/skills/hh-operator/`).
It documents the full doctrine: the daemon + `hh-bridge` CLI, the read→think→act
loop, sandbox drive (exec/write/get), the keystroke relay + stop-vocabulary, the
`watch` stop-condition engine, and the `.hh-agent` manifest for handoffs.
```bash
# Run from this repo root; pin the interpreter to the venv.
HH=".venv/bin/python -m cmd_chat.operator" # = the hh-bridge CLI
$HH up <host> <port> <name> --password <pw> --no-tls # join (spawns the daemon)
$HH read --wait --timeout 30 # long-poll for activity
$HH say "…" # chat into the room
$HH keys "make build" enter ; $HH watch --for 'PASS|FAIL' --in screen # drive
$HH manifest push --root /root --name <vm> --purpose … --objective … # handoff
$HH spawn "<objective incl. the full join cmd>" --room-host … --go --skip-permissions
```
## Mobile operator on Android / Termux — the phone is REACHABLE, use it
Spec: `docs/termux-operator.md`. The operator side is pure Python and runs on
the **Fairphone-6** in Termux. You can drive that device directly over SSH — so
**verify reachability before ever telling the user "this can only run on-device,
paste it back."** That framing is wrong when the phone is a live SSH host.
```bash
# Fairphone-6 Termux over Tailscale (verified 2026-07-07). sshd on port 8022.
ssh -i ~/.ssh/phone-deploy -p 8022 u0_a203@100.95.202.68
```
- Tailscale device `fairphone-6` = **`100.95.202.68`**, port **8022**, user
**`u0_a203`**, key **`~/.ssh/phone-deploy`**. Confirm it's up first:
`tailscale status | grep fairphone` and a TCP probe of `:8022`.
- **Trap:** the `~/.ssh/config` aliases `phone` / `phone-deploy` point at
`100.95.180.14` (`trilluminati`), a *different, usually-offline* phone —
`ssh phone` will time out. Use the Fairphone IP above, not the alias.
- Termux facts: Python 3.13 (≥3.11); **no `/tmp`**`$TMPDIR` is
`$HOME/.claude-temp`; `$PREFIX=/data/data/com.termux/files/usr`; `rustc`/
`openssl` not installed by default.
- Deps that work: `pkg install python-cryptography` (avoid a rust build),
`pip install requests rich websockets`; **skip `srp`** — the client falls back
to `cmd_chat/client/_srp_pure` (pure-Python SRP-6a shim).
- Push-restricted work: copy this tree to the phone with tar-over-ssh rather
than a stale gitea clone —
`tar czf - cmd_chat scripts requirements-operator.txt | ssh … 'tar xzf - -C ~/hh-mobile'`.
- Phase-0 gate: `python scripts/termux-preflight.py` on the phone → expect
`RESULT: PASS`. Operator files currently staged at `~/hh-mobile` on-device.
## Key components
| What | Where |
|------|-------|
| Operator bridge (daemon + CLI) | `cmd_chat/operator/__main__.py`, `bridge.py` |
| Agent manifest (`hh-agent/v1`) | `cmd_chat/operator/manifest.py``.hh-agent/` bundle library + CLI |
| Recursive spawn (Claude-spawns-Claude) | `cmd_chat/operator/bootstrap.py` (budgeted: `--depth`/`--fanout`) |
| Saved-VM registry / discovery | `hh/src/registry.rs``~/.hh/registry.json`; reader: `$HH registry list\|show` |
| Sandbox grammar (TUI) | `/sbx podman\|launch`, `/grant <name>`, `/sbx save`, `/sbx browse`, `/sbx publish`, `/sbx catalog @user`, `/sbx pull @user <label>` |
| Server | `cmd_chat.py serve <host> <port> --password <pw> [--no-tls]` |
| Rust client | `hh/target/debug/hack-house connect <host> <port> <name> --password <pw>` |
## Demo videos — use the `video-toolkit`
hack-house feature reels are produced with `~/coding/video-toolkit` (headless
asciinema-in-tmux capture via `bin/tmux-demo.py`, then a `video-forge` cut).
- **Flagship reel — three Claudes, one shared VM:** `scenarios/hh-vmhub.json`
(capture) + `scenarios/hh-vmhub-cut.json` (forge cut). A planner, builder, and
tester (each a real nested `claude -p`) collaborate to build **VMHub** — a
GitHub-for-VMs web app — live inside one shared sandbox, then save it to the VM
library. Role task-scripts: `scenarios/vmhub-{builder,tester}-task.sh`; staged
app under `scenarios/assets/vmhub/`.
- A reel must **show the product**: the Rust TUI room (roster, encrypted chat, the
shared sandbox F2 view) with Claude visibly operating as a member and
Claude-spawning-Claude — not just a console of CLI calls.
> Provisioning note: the demo summons a pre-baked `localhost/hh-dev:slim` (python
> 3.11) podman sandbox so VMHub (stdlib, zero pip deps) runs with no installs.
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