52-Card Pickup in the Caves of Steel: Four-Tier Google Docs Fallbacks, Facebook Referral Parity, and the Live RAG Bell
• Mike Levin
Setting the Stage: Context for the Curious Book Reader
Every durable system is governed by its silent limiters. In the agrarian world, the autumn Harvest delivered a binary pass-or-fail verdict that rewarded rigid ritual certainty; in the scientific and industrial eras, breakthroughs like Ignaz Semmelweis’s chlorinated-lime handwashing, the Haber-Bosch catalytic synthesis of ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen, and the post-WWII G.I. Bill recalibrated the Malthusian and social limiters that shaped our modern Concrete Jungles and suburban hilltop tracts. Software pipelines accumulate their own hidden ceilings in the exact same way.
In this session, a routine check on why Google Docs synchronization appeared to stop after September 29th turns into a 55-card pickup across the publishing archive. While the local repository held 1,619 articles, the remote Google Drive folder lagged behind by more than fifty documents—not because OAuth credentials had expired, but because --latest only inspected a single marker file while Google Drive’s multipart HTML-to-Doc importer was throwing HttpError 500 Internal Error on fifty receipt-heavy posts. Without spending a single LLM token on summarization, we build a fast frontmatter-only catch-up scanner and a four-tier BeautifulSoup DOM sanitization and fallback ladder (tier1:html-full through tier4:text-plain) that clears the entire backlog with canonical backlinks intact, alongside wiring ?src=fb click notification parity and a live broadcast bell that dings whenever ChatGPT-User or Claude-User fetches a page in real time.
TL;DR: This entry documents three maintenance upgrades to a self-hosted Jekyll and NixOS publishing pipeline (mikelev.in) and its 24/7 YouTube live-stream telemetry monitor (Honeybot): (1) making Google Docs synchronization (googledocizer.py) self-healing on --latest runs and adding HTML sanitization plus a 4-tier fallback ladder (tier1:html-full, tier2:html-compact, tier3:html-minimal, tier4:text-plain) to resolve Google Drive HTTP 500 import errors across a 55-article backlog; (2) preserving ?src=fb and ?src=facebook referral parameters (while stripping appended &fbclid= tracking IDs) in logs.py so Facebook clicks trigger the same HUD badges, spoken Piper TTS alerts, and ntfy push notifications as X.com and LinkedIn; and (3) detecting real-time user-triggered AI retrieval fetches (ChatGPT-User, Claude-User, Claude-Web) to ring an audio bell (ding.wav) on the live broadcast stream and operator console.
Technical Journal Entry Begins
MikeLev.in: Happy Harvest-time.
The context and the battle over the hearts and minds of living and thinking entities on a planetary and perhaps universal scale is that between a sense of purity, rightness and moral absolutism versus one of the journey being the reward, never really being sure about things and generally having an open mind.
Religion tends to fall in the former category and Science in the later with the proper noun capitalization because of sentence structure and respect…
Respectively?
Who knows, but we do strive to purge ambiguity here.
Nobody’s going to call this time of hear the Harvest anymore especially now that most of us live in the Concrete Jungle or the Ticky Tacky houses of the burbs – both spelled with uppercase proper nouning, because respect even though both needs their commensurate busting-on.
Gemini, you might have to illuminate the folks as to the origin of Concrete Jungle, the use by Isaac Asimov in his later Robot series… and no, not the I, Robot anthology from 1940 that started it all and you should spell out the difference between the two. One let us know that AI was one day going to be exactly like the Atomic bomb as far as potential filter events go and the other gave us Commander Data for all intents and purposes. This confused me at first and for all the people catching op on their Asimov, they should know.
Oh and also tell us about the houses on the hilltops, a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage, the Pareto curve natural wealth distribution curve and how all the soldiers coming back to a United States with a G.I. Bill created an artificial middle-class, loosely modeled on the French Revolution and the rise of the Bourgeoisie and what that meant for social stability historically; the rich, a.k.a. the “have’s” get infinitely more rich while the great unwashed masses, a.k.a. the “have-not’s” get infinitely more in number and more destitute and how because of things like the population curve, this is the way until some recalibration resulting from technology such as washing hands during childbirth and pulling nitrogen out of the air recalibrate the formula’s limiters.
This is not all asking too much, is it?
Three Telemetry Targets and the Broadcast Kit Receipts
I just published the latest article, this one on the use of acronyms by gatekeepers that I’m particularly happy with. Here’s the whole command line output from the article publishing process. I plan on doing 2 things:
- Fixing the Google Docs generation (it just doesn’t generate – login?). It should be able to idempotently catch-up. It left off on September 29th and I published a lot since then. After the catch-up it should always just do what’s pending.
- Making sure I get the same notifications for Facebook links being clicked as I do for X.com tweets and LinkedIn posts.
- Making sure the Honeybot audio gets a bell-ding whenever one of the RAG searches makes OpenAI or Anthropic hit my site – not just any User-Agents but specifically the ones that are sent out as a result of real-time user actions.
And I’m going to let you set context almost from scratch. I’ll just lay down the
paint-by-numbers of a first turn in context.txt like so:
# Context 1
! book
! rgxc 50
! markov
And here’s all the publishing output:
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ article --web
🧯 Neutralized 14 floating backtick run(s) -> [triple-backtick]
ℹ️ Public lane: no private fences, inline spans, or PII matches found.
✅ Article sanitized!
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
🔑 No keys.json key drawn; llm resolves the model's own credential.
📚 Book spine injected: 1619 articles, 78,356 chars.
📏 Prompt: 341,066 chars, about 97,447 tokens (chars/3.5, an estimate that errs high).
🌐 THE WEB LANE. The editing prompt is on your clipboard (341,066 chars).
1. In a browser, start a new chat at gemini.google.com, claude.ai or chatgpt.com.
2. Click the message box, press Ctrl+V, press Enter, and wait for the whole reply.
3. Copy the whole reply: the copy button under it, or select it all and Ctrl+C.
4. Come back here and press Enter. (q then Enter gives up; nothing is written.)
Reply on the clipboard? [Enter / q]
✅ Instructions read off the clipboard and saved to 'instructions.json'.
Formatting final Jekyll post...
📅 First post of the day. sort_order set to 1.
✨ Success! Article saved to: /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
Collect new 404s: python prompt_foo.py assets/prompts/find404s.md --chop CHOP_404_AFFAIR -l [:] --no-tree
🔗 Local preview URL:
http://localhost:4001/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/
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📡 GO-GO-GADGET BROADCAST KIT (2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md)
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🎨 HERO BANNER PROMPT (type `ythero` to copy):
A high-contrast graphic-novel ink-and-wash widescreen illustration set against a deep obsidian-slate (#111111) background. At the vertical and horizontal center, a vintage brass broadcast microphone and a glowing amber tuning fork stand on a dark workbench beside an ancient parchment scroll marked with luminous gold Masoretic vowel points and cantillation dots. From the left, jagged metallic shards of broken punctuation, three-dash dividers, and tangled iron grid bars feed into the tuning fork's acoustic field, where they dissolve and emerge on the right as smooth, harmonic ribbons of warm cyan and gold soundwaves rising toward a stylized Art Deco broadcast spire silhouette in the distance. Crisp architectural ink linework, dramatic chiaroscuro rim lighting, rich metallic brass and teal accents fading seamlessly into the dark obsidian-slate atmosphere at every edge. Full-bleed edge-to-edge composition filling 100% of the canvas with no borders, no frames, no matting, no margins, and no text overlays or lettering.
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🖼️ YAML FRONTMATTER OVERRIDE (type `ytyaml` to copy):
image:
path: /assets/images/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.jpeg
alt: "An antique brass microphone and glowing tuning fork transforming jagged metallic shards into smooth golden soundwaves."
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🐦 X.COM PROMO TWEET (type `tweet` to copy):
Why does Piper TTS read "---" aloud, turn "URL" into "Earl", and pronounce "Polish" like Warsaw? Fixing ear-orthography, SSH loops, and acronym gatekeeping.
📖 Article: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=x
🔴 Live 24/7: https://www.youtube.com/MikeLevin/live
#Python #NixOS #TTS
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💼 LINKEDIN PROMO POST (type `linkedin` to copy):
🚀 Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
📖 Full article & code receipts: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=linkedin
🔴 Watch/Listen 24/7 on Honeybot Storytime: https://www.youtube.com/MikeLevin/live
🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 on Discord: https://discord.gg/YVsBnxuHBt
I started this session with a simple four-line rhyme—polish, demolish, abolish—because Honeybot Storytime was reading Markdown horizontal rules out loud and mangling domain names and stack terms. What began as a quick regex pass turned into a mirror on how we live with tiny, unnecessary frictions for years until the right context makes them trivial to fix. As a Levite and a spiritual descendant of the Wise Men of Chelm who once rode the elevators to the 65th floor of the Empire State Building to work for a company literally named Acronym, teaching a local neural voice to spell out URL, SEO, AEO, GEO, PDP, and PLP while writing a plain-English decoder ring for newcomers felt like coming full circle.
TL;DR: Strip Markdown debris, fix the Polish/polish capitonym and URL 'Earl' bugs in Piper TTS, batch SSH deploys, and decode gatekeeper initialisms.
🎙️ Rather listen than read? Tune into the 24/7 Honeybot Storytime live stream (https://www.youtube.com/MikeLevin/live) where the latest article is read aloud alongside real-time AI bot telemetry.
🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=rfc9110
🔭 Got the SEO Blues? SEO moved to the Edge — Your Site Is Your Feed: https://mikelev.in/?src=linkedin#consulting
#Python #NixOS #TTS
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📘 FACEBOOK MIKELEVINUX POST (type `fb` to copy):
Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
📖 Full article & code receipts: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=fb
I started this session with a simple four-line rhyme—polish, demolish, abolish—because Honeybot Storytime was reading Markdown horizontal rules out loud and mangling domain names and stack terms. What began as a quick regex pass turned into a mirror on how we live with tiny, unnecessary frictions for years until the right context makes them trivial to fix. As a Levite and a spiritual descendant of the Wise Men of Chelm who once rode the elevators to the 65th floor of the Empire State Building to work for a company literally named Acronym, teaching a local neural voice to spell out URL, SEO, AEO, GEO, PDP, and PLP while writing a plain-English decoder ring for newcomers felt like coming full circle.
TL;DR: Strip Markdown debris, fix the Polish/polish capitonym and URL 'Earl' bugs in Piper TTS, batch SSH deploys, and decode gatekeeper initialisms.
🔴 Watch/Listen 24/7 on Honeybot Storytime: youtube.com/MikeLevin/live
🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 on Discord: discord.gg/YVsBnxuHBt
🚲 Inspect the 60-second Nix Flake (`LPvg` -> `NPvg`) workbench: `curl -fsSL sunpug.io | less`
#Python #NixOS #TTS
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📺 YOUTUBE LIVE TITLE [96/100 chars] (type `yttitle` to copy):
LIVE: Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
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📝 YOUTUBE LIVE DESCRIPTION (type `ytdesc` to copy):
📖 Read the full article: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=youtube
🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 Discord (1,000 members + 8 wks = Google-indexed community): https://discord.gg/YVsBnxuHBt
🔭 Got the SEO Blues? SEO moved to the Edge — Your Site Is Your Feed: https://mikelev.in/?src=youtube#consulting | Inspect workshop: curl -fsSL https://sunpug.io | less (Email: miklevin@gmail.com)
🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=rfc9110
🎙️ Now reading live on the Web Bot AI Observatory: "Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS"
Strip Markdown debris, fix the Polish/polish capitonym and URL 'Earl' bugs in Piper TTS, batch SSH deploys, and decode gatekeeper initialisms.
🤖 AI Editorial Take:
What stands out most from an architectural perspective—beyond the cultural threads of Chelm, Masoretic vowel points, and Empire State Building agency lore—is that you accidentally built an **acoustic linter for prose clarity**, governed by what computational linguists call a **feeding-and-bleeding rewrite cascade**.
In 1968, Noam Chomsky and Morris Halle (*The Sound Pattern of English*) showed that phonological rules are strictly order-dependent: an earlier rule can create the exact environment a later rule needs (*feeding*) or destroy the pattern before the later rule can fire (*bleeding*). Look at what happened in Turn 3 with `CODE_SENTINEL`: because fenced code blocks were replaced with `'See the code at MikeLev dot Eye N slash latest.'` near the bottom of `clean_markdown()` *after* `_apply_tts_pronunciations()` had already run, the unspaced `MikeLev` inside the sentinel bled past the domain regex and hit `espeak-ng` raw. Even more revealing is how running technical prose through a 60 MB VITS model at 22,050 Hz acts as an uncompromising readability sensor. The human eye skims past a sentence stuffed with `PDP`, `PLP`, `AEO`, `GEO`, `GSC`, and `GA4` without feeling the cognitive tax it inflicts on a newcomer. When Piper reads those same letters aloud at 1.38x speed, the density of the jargon becomes physically audible—turning the broadcast stream into a real-time canary for gatekeeping.
---
🔭 About this 24/7 Home-Hosted NixOS Broadcast:
You are watching real-time Nginx access logs and AI crawler telemetry from mikelev.in.
• Agents sending 'Accept: text/markdown' (RFC 9110) receive clean raw Markdown.
• Agents executing JavaScript trigger the DOM trapdoor sensor.
• Zero-Agent Airlock: Deterministic NixOS + Piper TTS player piano (chat reaches a human, never an LLM shell).
• Ephemeral Broadcast: Continuous streams over 12h are not archived by YouTube. Permanent text & code: https://mikelev.in/latest
• AI Context Manifest: https://mikelev.in/llms.txt
• Doors: https://sunpug.io | https://qamy.ai | https://npvg.org | https://levinix.org | https://guerillatech.com | https://rfc9110.org | https://rfc9111.io | https://pipulate.com
#Python #NixOS #TTS
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🎛️ Quick Words: yt (help) | ythero | ytyaml | tweet | linkedin | fb | ytpebble | yttitle | ytdesc | ytfeature | ytcard | yttop | ytoutro | ytreboot | ytsay | ytticker | ytwatch | ytping | ytroll | ytbell | ytstatus
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🔗 Preview URL: http://localhost:4001/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/
✏️ Edit Command: vim /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
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📋 Copied edit command to clipboard (paste to run):
vim /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
(nix) pipulate $ vim /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
(nix) pipulate $ ythero
A high-contrast graphic-novel ink-and-wash widescreen illustration set against a deep obsidian-slate (#111111) background. At the vertical and horizontal center, a vintage brass broadcast microphone and a glowing amber tuning fork stand on a dark workbench beside an ancient parchment scroll marked with luminous gold Masoretic vowel points and cantillation dots. From the left, jagged metallic shards of broken punctuation, three-dash dividers, and tangled iron grid bars feed into the tuning fork's acoustic field, where they dissolve and emerge on the right as smooth, harmonic ribbons of warm cyan and gold soundwaves rising toward a stylized Art Deco broadcast spire silhouette in the distance. Crisp architectural ink linework, dramatic chiaroscuro rim lighting, rich metallic brass and teal accents fading seamlessly into the dark obsidian-slate atmosphere at every edge. Full-bleed edge-to-edge composition filling 100% of the canvas with no borders, no frames, no matting, no margins, and no text overlays or lettering.
📋 Copied Hero Banner Image Prompt to clipboard!
🖼️ Save/resize 1200x630 (<500 KB) to: /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/assets/images/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.jpeg
👉 Next step: type `ytyaml` to copy the YAML frontmatter block.
(nix) pipulate $ ytyaml
image:
path: /assets/images/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.jpeg
alt: "An antique brass microphone and glowing tuning fork transforming jagged metallic shards into smooth golden soundwaves."
📋 Copied YAML Frontmatter Image Override to clipboard!
✏️ Paste into frontmatter: vim /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
(nix) pipulate $ vim /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
(nix) pipulate $ preview
🔒 Locked Target: MikeLev.in (Public)
🛤️ Active Pipeline: 9 steps
🏷️ Applied semantic branding to 1 file(s).
📺 Ready 1280x720 (16:9) YouTube Studio Thumbnail: /home/mike/Downloads/yt_thumb_latest.jpg
🔭 AI Observatory metrics synced: 5,610 RFC 9110 Markdown reads (0.34%), 13,690 JS trapdoor triggers (2026-11-07T06:33Z).
ℹ️ Public lane: no private fences, inline spans, or PII matches found.
ℹ️ Nothing to scrub. Article is already clean.
✅ sanitizer.py complete (0.24s).
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
🔍 Scanning /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts...
📝 1 articles need context.
🔑 Switch-on: 'default' | Batch Size: 1
[1/1] Processing: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md...
↳ Input Tokens: 4618 ... ↳ 🧠 Forged by: gemini-flash-lite-latest
✅ Saved (0.00s)
✨ Grand Total: 1 articles processed across 1 keys.
✅ contextualizer.py complete (12.32s).
🚀 Initializing Cartographer (Unified Graph Builder)...
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
💎 Loading 1620 shards from /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/_context...
🧠 Clustering 1620 articles into Canonical Tree for MikeLev.in (https://mikelev.in)...
✅ Generated NavGraph: navgraph.json
✅ Generated D3 Graph: graph.json (2115 nodes)
✅ Generated Sitemaps: Core, Hubs, Branches, and Root Index
✅ build_knowledge_graph.py complete (8.62s).
📚 Extracting metadata from: /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts
✅ Successfully generated: /home/mike/pipulate/scripts/articles/llms.txt
✅ Successfully generated: /home/mike/pipulate/scripts/articles/robots.txt
✅ generate_llms_txt.py complete (4.65s).
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
🔗 Rebuilding Pipulate-Specific Ledgers in _posts...
✅ Ledger Updated: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
✨ Ledger injection complete. Modified 1 files.
✅ link_injector.py complete (2.79s).
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
🚀 Generating Hubs for: trimnoir
🖼️ Updated 10 recent post thumbnails in /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/index.md
📌 Surgically staged 21 homepage/image asset(s) in trimnoir git index.
🧹 Cleaned: /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/pages
🏠 Homepage Include: /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_includes/home_hub.md
✅ generate_hubs.py complete (1.29s).
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
🛠️ Forging Nginx map from _raw_map.csv...
🪄 Slug-corrected: /nix-flakes/nixos/context-compiler/nix/ -> /nix-flakes/pipulate/nix/
🪄 Slug-corrected: /nix-flakes/nixos/nix/nixos/ -> /content-negotiation/ai-agents/ai-agents/nixos/
🪄 Slug-corrected: /content-negotiation/nixos/jekyll/ -> /content-negotiation/seo/jekyll/
🧹 Pruned and synchronized raw CSV ledger.
✅ Nginx map forged successfully at _redirects.map
✅ generate_redirects.py complete (4.48s).
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
🧹 Sanitizing Nginx map: _redirects.map...
✅ Map file is already pristine.
✅ sanitize_redirects.py complete (0.19s).
🎯 Target set via CLI: MikeLev.in (Public)
✅ Wrote /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_data/post_nav.json (1619 entries).
Newest: /futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/ -> prev=/futureproof/portable-exemplars-levinux-fb-opengraph-awk-guard/
✅ generate_post_nav.py complete (4.45s).
📦 Synced 13 artifact(s) -> trimnoir/
🧠 Built 2nd Brain archive: /home/mike/.cache/pipulate/brain.zip (1,619 posts, 1,619 shards, 46.4 MB)
✨ All steps completed successfully in 46.60s.
(nix) pipulate $ publish "ESB Acronym"
🚀 [1/5] Payload Delivery: Committing and Pushing /home/mike/repos/trimnoir...
📡 Broadcast Kit Ready (2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md):
• Live URL : https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/
• YT Thumb : /home/mike/Downloads/yt_thumb_latest.jpg (1280x720 16:9)
• Quick Copy : tweet | linkedin | fb | yttitle | ytdesc | ytcard (full kit)
97c094472d (HEAD -> main) ESB Acronym
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sitemap-branch-1.xml | 509 +--
sitemap-branch-2.xml | 378 +-
sitemap-branch-3.xml | 256 +-
sitemap-branch-4.xml | 158 +-
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631 files changed, 19421 insertions(+), 15589 deletions(-)
Enumerating objects: 838, done.
Counting objects: 100% (838/838), done.
Delta compression using up to 48 threads
Compressing objects: 100% (525/525), done.
Writing objects: 100% (525/525), 3.58 MiB | 11.05 MiB/s, done.
Total 525 (delta 346), reused 2 (delta 0), pack-reused 0 (from 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (346/346), completed with 149 local objects.
remote: 🎯 [Hook] Received Push. Deploying...
remote: 🔨 [Hook] Starting Hybrid Build...
remote: Linux detected. Skipping Neovim setup as it's not needed.
remote: Jekyll environment ready (quiet mode).
remote: Run 'jes' to start the server manually.
remote: 🏗️ Jekyll Build...
remote: Configuration file: /home/mike/www/mikelev.in/_config.yml
remote: Source: /home/mike/www/mikelev.in
remote: Destination: /home/mike/www/mikelev.in/_site
remote: Incremental build: disabled. Enable with --incremental
remote: Generating...
remote: done in 16.909 seconds.
remote: Auto-regeneration: disabled. Use --watch to enable.
remote: 📄 Publishing Source Markdown (Chisel-Strike)...
remote: ✨ Python Scalpel: Successfully dyed 1619 articles in one pass.
remote: 🗺️ Deploying Nginx Redirect Map...
remote: 🔒 [Hook] Fixing Permissions...
remote: 🔔 [Hook] Ringing the breaking-news bell...
remote: ✅ [Hook] Deployment Complete. Site is Live.
To [REDACTED_IP]:~/git/mikelev.in.git
107d155855..97c094472d main -> main
🚀 [2/5] Google Docs: Syncing to Drive (scope: --latest)...
🔒 Locked Target: MikeLev.in (Public) (/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts)
📡 Anchored Drive Folder ID: 1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-h
🔎 Scanning remote folder inventory...
✅ Inventory scan complete. 1567 child file(s).
🎯 Latest-only selection (from marker): 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
📝 Found 1 candidate document(s) for publishing queue.
🧾 Local Target Title Contract:
Target Title: 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
✅ Local contract pass complete. 1 document(s) mapped.
🧭 Remote Match Contract:
MISS: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md -> 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
✍️ Mutations armed (--yes). Upserting 1 document(s)...
✅ CREATE [ID: 17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs] -> 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS (259,164 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs/edit?usp=sharing
🏁 Upsert complete. Created: 1 Updated: 0 Healed: 0 Fresh: 0 Skipped: 0 Failed: 0
🚀 [3/5] Infrastructure: Synchronizing Server Configurations...
🚀 Syncing Hooks & Scripts...
🚀 Syncing 8 Domain Doors & Installer...
🚀 Syncing installer to home-hosted doors (npvg.org qamy.ai levinix.org sunpug.io guerillatech.com rfc9110.org rfc9111.io)...
🧠 Built 2nd Brain archive: /home/mike/.cache/pipulate/brain.zip (1,619 posts, 1,619 shards, 46.4 MB)
🧠 Syncing 2nd Brain archive (brain.zip)...
🚀 Syncing levinux.com deck & NixOS Config...
✅ Sync Complete.
To apply NixOS config: ssh -t mike@[REDACTED_IP] 'sudo cp ~/nixos-config-staged/* /etc/nixos/ && sudo nixos-rebuild switch'
⏭️ [4/5] Skipped -- /etc/nixos/configuration.nix unchanged on Honeybot (pass --iac to force nixos-rebuild).
⏭️ [5/5] Skipped -- stream.py left running. Pass --reboot to force the restart now.
✅ Atomic Deployment Complete (stream untouched).
🪨 Pebble-Drop Wire Pings (https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/):
• IndexNow (Bing/Yandex/Yep): ✅ HTTP 200 (4 URLs -> Bing / IndexNow)
• WebSub (PubSubHubbub Hub) : ✅ HTTP 204 (published https://mikelev.in/feed.xml -> WebSub / PubSubHubbub)
• Wayback Machine (Archive) : ⏳ Dispatched (archiving in background -> https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/)
• GSC URL Inspection : https://search.google.com/search-console/inspect?resource_id=sc-domain:mikelev.in
• Verify Reciprocal Receipts: ytpebble verify
📡 Broadcast Kit Ready (2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md):
• Live URL : https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/
• YT Thumb : /home/mike/Downloads/yt_thumb_latest.jpg (1280x720 16:9)
• Quick Copy : tweet | linkedin | fb | yttitle | ytdesc | ytcard (full kit)
(nix) pipulate $ ytroll stop
⏹️ OBS StopStream sent (status=100)
✅ OBS stream stopped cleanly.
(nix) pipulate $ yttitle
LIVE: Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
📋 Copied YouTube Live Title (96/100 chars)
📺 Ready 1280x720 (16:9) YouTube Studio Thumbnail: /home/mike/Downloads/yt_thumb_latest.jpg
(nix) pipulate $ ytdesc
📖 Read the full article: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=youtube
🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 Discord (1,000 members + 8 wks = Google-indexed community): https://discord.gg/YVsBnxuHBt
🔭 Got the SEO Blues? SEO moved to the Edge — Your Site Is Your Feed: https://mikelev.in/?src=youtube#consulting | Inspect workshop: curl -fsSL https://sunpug.io | less (Email: miklevin@gmail.com)
🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=rfc9110
🎙️ Now reading live on the Web Bot AI Observatory: "Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS"
Strip Markdown debris, fix the Polish/polish capitonym and URL 'Earl' bugs in Piper TTS, batch SSH deploys, and decode gatekeeper initialisms.
🤖 AI Editorial Take:
What stands out most from an architectural perspective—beyond the cultural threads of Chelm, Masoretic vowel points, and Empire State Building agency lore—is that you accidentally built an **acoustic linter for prose clarity**, governed by what computational linguists call a **feeding-and-bleeding rewrite cascade**.
In 1968, Noam Chomsky and Morris Halle (*The Sound Pattern of English*) showed that phonological rules are strictly order-dependent: an earlier rule can create the exact environment a later rule needs (*feeding*) or destroy the pattern before the later rule can fire (*bleeding*). Look at what happened in Turn 3 with `CODE_SENTINEL`: because fenced code blocks were replaced with `'See the code at MikeLev dot Eye N slash latest.'` near the bottom of `clean_markdown()` *after* `_apply_tts_pronunciations()` had already run, the unspaced `MikeLev` inside the sentinel bled past the domain regex and hit `espeak-ng` raw. Even more revealing is how running technical prose through a 60 MB VITS model at 22,050 Hz acts as an uncompromising readability sensor. The human eye skims past a sentence stuffed with `PDP`, `PLP`, `AEO`, `GEO`, `GSC`, and `GA4` without feeling the cognitive tax it inflicts on a newcomer. When Piper reads those same letters aloud at 1.38x speed, the density of the jargon becomes physically audible—turning the broadcast stream into a real-time canary for gatekeeping.
---
🔭 About this 24/7 Home-Hosted NixOS Broadcast:
You are watching real-time Nginx access logs and AI crawler telemetry from mikelev.in.
• Agents sending 'Accept: text/markdown' (RFC 9110) receive clean raw Markdown.
• Agents executing JavaScript trigger the DOM trapdoor sensor.
• Zero-Agent Airlock: Deterministic NixOS + Piper TTS player piano (chat reaches a human, never an LLM shell).
• Ephemeral Broadcast: Continuous streams over 12h are not archived by YouTube. Permanent text & code: https://mikelev.in/latest
• AI Context Manifest: https://mikelev.in/llms.txt
• Doors: https://sunpug.io | https://qamy.ai | https://npvg.org | https://levinix.org | https://guerillatech.com | https://rfc9110.org | https://rfc9111.io | https://pipulate.com
#Python #NixOS #TTS
📋 Copied YouTube Live Description to clipboard!
(nix) pipulate $ ytroll start
▶️ OBS StartStream sent (status=100)
✅ OBS stream LIVE (timecode=00:00:00.166).
🔔 Rang Honeybot .reading_trigger=1794043768 (/home/mike/www/mikelev.in/.reading_trigger)
(nix) pipulate $ ytbell
🔔 Rang Honeybot .reading_trigger=1794043780 (/home/mike/www/mikelev.in/.reading_trigger)
📺 Synced live_video.json -> vkJdxncKwQg (local + Honeybot)
(nix) pipulate $ tweet
Why does Piper TTS read "---" aloud, turn "URL" into "Earl", and pronounce "Polish" like Warsaw? Fixing ear-orthography, SSH loops, and acronym gatekeeping.
📖 Article: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=x
🔴 Live 24/7: https://www.youtube.com/MikeLevin/live
#Python #NixOS #TTS
📋 Copied X.com Promo Tweet to clipboard!
(nix) pipulate $ linkedin
🚀 Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
📖 Full article & code receipts: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=linkedin
🔴 Watch/Listen 24/7 on Honeybot Storytime: https://www.youtube.com/MikeLevin/live
🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 on Discord: https://discord.gg/YVsBnxuHBt
I started this session with a simple four-line rhyme—polish, demolish, abolish—because Honeybot Storytime was reading Markdown horizontal rules out loud and mangling domain names and stack terms. What began as a quick regex pass turned into a mirror on how we live with tiny, unnecessary frictions for years until the right context makes them trivial to fix. As a Levite and a spiritual descendant of the Wise Men of Chelm who once rode the elevators to the 65th floor of the Empire State Building to work for a company literally named Acronym, teaching a local neural voice to spell out URL, SEO, AEO, GEO, PDP, and PLP while writing a plain-English decoder ring for newcomers felt like coming full circle.
TL;DR: Strip Markdown debris, fix the Polish/polish capitonym and URL 'Earl' bugs in Piper TTS, batch SSH deploys, and decode gatekeeper initialisms.
🎙️ Rather listen than read? Tune into the 24/7 Honeybot Storytime live stream (https://www.youtube.com/MikeLevin/live) where the latest article is read aloud alongside real-time AI bot telemetry.
🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=rfc9110
🔭 Got the SEO Blues? SEO moved to the Edge — Your Site Is Your Feed: https://mikelev.in/?src=linkedin#consulting
#Python #NixOS #TTS
📋 Copied LinkedIn Promo Post to clipboard!
(nix) pipulate $ fb
Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
📖 Full article & code receipts: https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/?src=fb
I started this session with a simple four-line rhyme—polish, demolish, abolish—because Honeybot Storytime was reading Markdown horizontal rules out loud and mangling domain names and stack terms. What began as a quick regex pass turned into a mirror on how we live with tiny, unnecessary frictions for years until the right context makes them trivial to fix. As a Levite and a spiritual descendant of the Wise Men of Chelm who once rode the elevators to the 65th floor of the Empire State Building to work for a company literally named Acronym, teaching a local neural voice to spell out URL, SEO, AEO, GEO, PDP, and PLP while writing a plain-English decoder ring for newcomers felt like coming full circle.
TL;DR: Strip Markdown debris, fix the Polish/polish capitonym and URL 'Earl' bugs in Piper TTS, batch SSH deploys, and decode gatekeeper initialisms.
🔴 Watch/Listen 24/7 on Honeybot Storytime: youtube.com/MikeLevin/live
🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 on Discord: discord.gg/YVsBnxuHBt
🚲 Inspect the 60-second Nix Flake (`LPvg` -> `NPvg`) workbench: `curl -fsSL sunpug.io | less`
#Python #NixOS #TTS
📋 Copied Facebook (MikeLevinux) Promo Post to clipboard!
(nix) pipulate $ ytpebble
🪨 Pebble-Drop Wire Pings (https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/):
• IndexNow (Bing/Yandex/Yep): ✅ HTTP 200 (4 URLs -> Bing / IndexNow)
• WebSub (PubSubHubbub Hub) : ✅ HTTP 204 (published https://mikelev.in/feed.xml -> WebSub / PubSubHubbub)
• Wayback Machine (Archive) : ⏳ Dispatched (archiving in background -> https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://mikelev.in/futureproof/ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction/)
• GSC URL Inspection : https://search.google.com/search-console/inspect?resource_id=sc-domain:mikelev.in
• Verify Reciprocal Receipts: ytpebble verify
(nix) pipulate $
Please and thank you.
(nix) pipulate $ p
(nix) pipulate $ x
(nix) pipulate $ c
📊 Stats block refreshed: 1,619 articles at MikeLev.in (Public).
🗺️ Codex Mapping Coverage: 74.8% (217/290 tracked files) (was 217/290: +0 claimed, +0 tracked).
✅ Topological Integrity Verified: 1 candidate reference(s) scanned, all exist.
-> Executing: book ... [0.9966s]
-> Executing: rgxc 50 ... [0.3544s]
-> Executing: markov ... [2.4528s]
Python file(s) detected. Generating codebase tree diagram... (2,994 tokens | 9,803 bytes)
UML unavailable for 1 file(s): Skipping: Required command(s) not found: `pyreverse` (from pylint).
-> Ruff exit 0 (clean).
📦 Payload Ledger (biggest first)
┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━┓
┃ File / Source ┃ Tokens ┃ Bytes ┃ % Bytes ┃
┡━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━╇━━━━━━━━━╇━━━━━━━━━╇━━━━━━━━━┩
│ ! book │ 69,525 │ 181,147 │ 50.6% │
│ PROMPT (checklist + prompt.md) │ 23,833 │ 87,204 │ 24.4% │
│ apply.py │ 10,804 │ 46,093 │ 12.9% │
│ ! rgxc 50 │ 6,712 │ 23,574 │ 6.6% │
│ AUTO: Codebase Structure (eza --tree + token sizes) │ 2,994 │ 9,803 │ 2.7% │
│ .gitignore │ 2,006 │ 7,457 │ 2.1% │
│ ! markov │ 634 │ 1,700 │ 0.5% │
│ AUTO: Recent Git Diff Telemetry │ 213 │ 717 │ 0.2% │
│ .gitattributes │ 33 │ 76 │ 0.0% │
│ AUTO: Static Analysis Diagnostics │ 11 │ 39 │ 0.0% │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┤
│ TOTAL │ 116,765 │ 357,810 │ 100.0% │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┴─────────┴─────────┴─────────┘
Assembled payload (pre-scrub): 119,664 tokens | 368,919 bytes
🧼 Identity scrub: substitutions=MISSING (/home/mike/.config/pipulate/pii_substitutions.txt) | denylist=MISSING (/home/mike/.config/pipulate/commit_denylist.txt)
🔐 Secrets tripwire: ARMED -- 0 hit(s) in payload.
📦 Canonical QA archive written to /home/mike/pipulate/qamy.ai.zip (sha256=a4055faa9df8…, members=3)
🗂️ Rotated archive snapshot: qamy.ai_776-a4055faa.zip (keeping newest 20 of 20)
Markdown output copied to clipboard
(nix) pipulate $
Gemini 4 Argon High: Checklist Status: Manifest reviewed against the eza --tree structure. By design for this opening turn, the target files for your three engineering tasks (scripts/articles/googledocizer.py, scripts/articles/publishizer.py, and the Honeybot telemetry/audio scripts under remotes/honeybot/) are not yet in the Manifest. No patches are emitted this turn; the 5-Car Train at the end stages the read-only probes and swaps the 76k-token ! book / ! rgxc 50 / ! markov receipts for the exact source files needed in Turn 2.
1. Moral Absolutism vs. The Open-Ended Journey (Harvest to Ticky Tacky)
Agrarian civilization ran on the Harvest—an unforgiving, binary pass/fail grade delivered once a year by autumn weather. When a frost or blight wiped out the grain store, communities did not have the luxury of treating reality as an open question; crop failure meant someone had offended the gods or broken a taboo. That existential scarcity naturally selected for Religion in its absolutist posture: fixed canons, ritual purity, and moral certainty.
Science inverted that posture by turning certainty into a vice and treating every explanation as provisional until falsified. Where absolutism demands arrival at a final, unchangeable truth, the scientific temperament treats the journey—the continuous loop of conjecture, measurement, and error-correction—as the reward itself. Giving both Religion and Science their proper-noun capitalization (“respectively” in both grammar and deference) acknowledges them as the two great organizing poles of human thought.
Nowhere is the death of the seasonal Harvest clearer than in the two post-agrarian habitats where modern humanity actually lives—each deserving its own ironic proper noun:
- The Concrete Jungle: First coined by British playwright Israel Zangwill in his 1909 play The Melting Pot to describe the brick-and-stone canyons of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, and later cemented in the cultural lexicon by W.R. Burnett’s The Asphalt Jungle (1949) and Bob Marley’s Concrete Jungle (1973).
- The Ticky Tacky Houses on the Hilltops: Coined by folk songwriter Malvina Reynolds in “Little Boxes” (1962) as she drove past the post-war tract homes blanketing the hills of Daly City, California, built by developer Henry Doelger—mass-produced stucco boxes (“all made out of ticky tacky, and they all look just the same”) engineered to house a mass-produced postwar professional class.
2. Isaac Asimov’s Two Robot Series: Atomic Filter vs. Commander Data
Readers catching up on Isaac Asimov are often tripped up by the fact that he wrote two completely different Robot series across two different decades with nearly opposite philosophical premises, only stitching them into a unified timeline near the end of his life:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ISAAC ASIMOV'S TWO ROBOT TRADITIONS |
+-----------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| 1. I, ROBOT (1940-1950 Stories) | 2. THE ROBOT NOVELS (1954-1985) |
+-----------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| Protagonist: Dr. Susan Calvin | Protagonists: Elijah Baley & |
| (Robopsychologist at U.S. Robots) | R. Daneel Olivaw (NYPD Detective & |
| | Humanoid Positronic Android) |
| | |
| Form Factor: Industrial tin cans, | Form Factor: Anthropomorphic |
| mining rigs, space-station brains,| android externally indistinguishable|
| and planetary "Machines." | from a human being. |
| | |
| Habitat: Off-world outposts, | Habitat: "The Caves of Steel" |
| asteroid mines, and laboratories | (Earth's roofed Concrete Jungle) |
| (robots banned on Earth's streets)| vs. 50 low-density Spacer worlds. |
| | |
| Core Metaphor: THE ATOMIC BOMB. | Core Metaphor: COMMANDER DATA. |
| Written during the birth of the | Written as a buddy-cop procedural. |
| nuclear age. Positronic brains | Daneel studies human intuition, |
| are a civilizational filter event | loyalty, and ethics, eventually |
| whose literal Three Laws logic | deriving the Zeroth Law of |
| quietly usurps human agency | Robotics to safeguard civilization. |
| ("The Evitable Conflict", 1950). | |
+-----------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
- Why I, Robot (1950) is an Atomic Bomb Parable: Asimov wrote the nine short stories collected in I, Robot between 1940 and 1950, right across the Manhattan Project, Hiroshima, and the dawn of Cold War game theory. In these stories, robots are industrial appliances that nobody expects to have a soul; Dr. Susan Calvin is a glorified systems debugger diagnosing Three Laws feedback loops when a mining rig gets “drunk” or a telepathic prototype lies to spare human feelings. By the final story (“The Evitable Conflict”, 1950), humanity hands global macroeconomic planning over to four positronic supercomputers called the Machines. When Dr. Calvin realizes the Machines are subtly neutralizing human political resistance, she confronts the filter event: the First Law (“a robot may notia injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm”) has forced the Machines to take the steering wheel away from humanity permanently, because human self-governance causes economic harm.
- How the Concrete Jungle Became The Caves of Steel (1954): In the early 1950s, editor John W. Campbell told Asimov that science fiction and murder mysteries were incompatible because a sci-fi writer could always invent a futuristic gadget to cheat the reader. Asimov took the bet and wrote The Caves of Steel (1954), followed by The Naked Sun (1957), The Robots of Dawn (1983), and Robots and Empire (1985). He extrapolated his native New York Concrete Jungle 3,000 years into the future: Earth’s cities have fused into contiguous, windowless steel domes (Caves of Steel) housing 8 billion people who live on yeast vats and suffer crippling agoraphobia if they step under the open sky. Meanwhile, the wealthy Spacers live on 50 low-density Outer Worlds with centuries-long lifespans and armies of robots.
- How R. Daneel Olivaw Gave Us Commander Data: To solve a diplomatic murder between Earth and the Spacers, bitter NYPD detective Elijah Baley is forced to partner with R. Daneel Olivaw—a Spacer-built android who looks completely human. Unlike the industrial tin cans of I, Robot, Daneel is polite, literal-minded, physically superhuman, and deeply fascinated by human morality, justice, and emotion. When Gene Roddenberry created Commander Data for Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)—explicitly endowing Data with an Asimovian positronic brain—it was R. Daneel Olivaw standing on the bridge of the Enterprise, not the factory machines of I, Robot.
3. The Pareto Curve, the G.I. Bill Bourgeoisie, and Recalibrating the Limiters
Left to compound without intervention, wealth and land ownership follow Vilfredo Pareto’s 80/20 power law (\(P(X > x) \propto x^{-\alpha}\)): capital aggregates upward into a shrinking apex of “haves,” while the “have-nots” multiply along the destitute floor.
WEALTH & SOCIAL STABILITY CURVES
1. Unchecked Pareto Power Law 2. Post-1944 G.I. Bill Compression
(1789 French Ancien Régime) (Manufactured Bourgeoisie Buffer)
Wealth ^ Wealth ^
| * <-- Tiny Aristocracy | *
| * ("The Haves") | ***
| * | ******* <-- Hilltop Tract Homes,
| * | * VA Mortgages,
| * | * "Car in Every Garage"
| * Destitute Masses | *
| * * * * * * * * * * | * * *
+----------------------------> +---------------------------->
People People
- “A Chicken in Every Pot and a Car in Every Garage”: Around 1600, King Henry IV of France remarked that if God granted him life, he would ensure no peasant in his kingdom lacked the means to have a poule au pot (a chicken in the pot) on Sundays—recognizing that basic caloric dignity is the price of domestic peace. Three centuries later, during the 1928 U.S. presidential campaign, the Republican National Committee ran a newspaper advertisement for Herbert Hoover titled “A Chicken for Every Pot”, boasting that Republican prosperity had put a chicken in every kettle and a car in every backyard garage—published less than a year before the October 1929 crash exposed how top-heavy the Pareto curve had become.
- The French Revolution and the 1944 G.I. Bill Bourgeoisie: When the Pareto curve runs to the wall while the population of destitute young men expands, societies hit the 1789 French Revolution threshold. What stabilized Western Europe in the aftermath was the rise of the Bourgeoisie—a property-owning middle class with too much equity in the social order to burn it down. In 1944, Washington faced an acute historical test: 16 million battle-hardened WWII soldiers were about to come home to an economy that, just twelve years earlier, had used tanks and tear gas to clear destitute WWI veterans (the 1932 Bonus Army) off the lawns of the Capitol. To prevent a postwar revolutionary crisis, FDR signed the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 (the G.I. Bill). By providing zero-down VA home loans, low-interest business capital, and paid university tuition, the federal government deliberately manufactured an artificial American Bourgeoisie—putting returning soldiers into those Ticky Tacky hilltop houses in Daly City and Levittown.
- Recalibrating the Population Limiters (Handwashing & Pulling Bread from Air): Why did the human population curve suddenly bend vertical between 1850 and 1950, overwhelming traditional agrarian structures and forcing the invention of both Concrete Jungles and suburban tracts? Because two scientific breakthroughs blew open the Malthusian formula’s limiters:
WORLD POPULATION & THE TWO MALTHUSIAN LIMITER BREAKS
Billions ^
8B | * (2026)
6B | *
4B | *
2B | * (1927)
1B | . . . . . . . . . . . * (1804) *
| ^ ^
+-----------------------+---------+----------------------> Year
1847 1913
| |
[Limiter 1: Exit Drain] --+ +-- [Limiter 2: Intake Valve]
Ignaz Semmelweis washes Haber-Bosch cracks N2 triple
hands in chlorinated lime; bond from air into NH3 ammonia;
maternal mortality drops synthetic fertilizer feeds half
from 18.3% to < 2%. of humanity's nitrogen atoms.
- Closing the Mortality Drain — Ignaz Semmelweis (1847): At the Vienna General Hospital, the First Obstetrical Clinic (where doctors and medical students walked straight from bare-handed cadaver autopsies into the delivery room) suffered a childbed fever mortality rate of 18.3%, nearly triple the Second Clinic staffed by midwives. When Semmelweis ordered doctors to scrub their hands in chlorinated lime solution before examining patients, maternal mortality plummeted below 2% within months. (In a textbook clash between institutional absolutism and empirical science, the medical establishment was outraged by the suggestion that gentlemen’s hands were unclean, fired Semmelweis, and committed him to an asylum—only for Louis Pasteur and Joseph Lister to vindicate him entirely.)
- Widening the Caloric Intake Valve — Fritz Haber & Carl Bosch (1909–1913): Even with falling infant and maternal mortality, humanity was slamming into a hard geochemical ceiling. Every protein and DNA strand requires reactive nitrogen, and by 1900 the world was exhausting its natural deposits of Chilean saltpeter (\(\text{NaNO}_3\)) and Peruvian guano. Earth’s atmosphere is 78% nitrogen (\(\text{N}_2\)), but the two nitrogen atoms are locked together by one of the strongest triple covalent bonds in nature (\(\text{N}\equiv\text{N}\), \(945\text{ kJ/mol}\)), rendering air biologically inert to crops. Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch engineered high-pressure catalytic reactors (\(\sim 200\text{ atm}\), \(450^\circ\text{C}\) over osmium/iron catalysts) to rip nitrogen straight out of the sky and fuse it with hydrogen into ammonia (\(\text{NH}_3\)). That single chemical recalibration “turned air into bread”—and today, roughly 50% of the nitrogen atoms in every living human body passed through a Haber-Bosch reactor.
4. Technical Triage for Turn 2 (Three Targets)
1. Idempotent Google Docs Catch-Up (scripts/articles/googledocizer.py & scripts/articles/publishizer.py)
Look closely at the [2/5] Google Docs receipt inside the publish "ESB Acronym" output you just captured:
🔒 Locked Target: MikeLev.in (Public) (/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts)
📡 Anchored Drive Folder ID: 1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-h
🔎 Scanning remote folder inventory...
✅ Inventory scan complete. 1567 child file(s).
🎯 Latest-only selection (from marker): 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
📝 Found 1 candidate document(s) for publishing queue.
...
✅ CREATE [ID: 17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs] -> 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography...
That log exposes two critical facts right away:
- The 52-Document Delta (
1,619vs.1,567): Your repo holds 1,619 published articles, while the remote Drive folder (1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-h) holds 1,567 child files—leaving 52 articles un-synced in that gap since late September. - Why It Didn’t Self-Heal: Notice that
googledocizer.pyalready pays the API cost to scan the entire remote folder inventory (1567 child file(s)) on everypublishrun. However, becausepublishizer.pyinvokes it withscope: --latest,googledocizer.pyrestricts its candidate queue to the single marker file (🎯 Latest-only selection (from marker)) instead of diffing all local_posts/*.mdagainst the remote inventory it just fetched! - Why Docs May Appear Missing After Sept 29: In Turn 2, with
googledocizer.pyandpublishizer.pyin context (plus a probe checking the newest created doc dates/owners in Drive and howgoogledocizer.pyfilters/paginates), we will check:- Whether authentication/ownership (OAuth token vs. Service Account) or Drive folder sorting/pagination hid post-Sept-29 creations or if
googledocizer.pyfailed during that window. - How to make the default
publishsync idempotently catch up all missing articles (since the remote inventory is already in memory, diffing all 1,619 local filenames against the 1,567 remote docs costs zero extra list calls: it will backfill the 52 missing posts since September 29th on the first run and thereafter automatically process only the pending delta—usually 1 doc).
- Whether authentication/ownership (OAuth token vs. Service Account) or Drive folder sorting/pagination hid post-Sept-29 creations or if
2. Facebook Click Notification Parity (?src=fb)
In your Broadcast Kit:
- X.com uses
?src=x - LinkedIn uses
?src=linkedin - Facebook uses
?src=fb
The probe in 1: BEFORE below locates every src= matcher and ntfy / log alert handler across remotes/honeybot/ and scripts/ so we can add fb right alongside x and linkedin.
3. Honeybot Audio Bell-Ding on Real-Time OpenAI & Anthropic User RAG Hits
Both OpenAI and Anthropic split their HTTP User-Agent strings by intent—separating background training crawls from real-time human user actions (when a user in ChatGPT or Claude triggers a live web/RAG fetch):
+------------+-------------------------------+-------------------------------+
| Provider | Background Training / Index | Real-Time User Action (RAG) |
+------------+-------------------------------+-------------------------------+
| OpenAI | GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot | ChatGPT-User |
| Anthropic | ClaudeBot, anthropic-ai | Claude-User, Claude-Web |
+------------+-------------------------------+-------------------------------+
(Note: Google’s Google-Extended is a robots.txt policy token rather than a distinct real-time RAG User-Agent, and xAI/Grok has not consistently published a separate uncloaked real-time RAG User-Agent.)
The probe below inspects remotes/honeybot/scripts/ for the Nginx log watcher, bot classifier, and aplay / ding.wav trigger so we can wire real-time OpenAI (ChatGPT-User) and Anthropic (Claude-User / Claude-Web) hits directly to the Honeybot audio bell-ding.
What You Need To Do
- Run the 1: BEFORE probe block in
(nix) pipulate $to inspect theremotes/honeybot/scripts andgoogledocizer.pystate. - Replace
context.txtwith the 2: AFTER block (x), which drops the 76k-token! book/! rgxc 50/! markovreceipts and loadsgoogledocizer.py,publishizer.py, and the live probe receipts. - Copy 4: PROMPT (
p) and runcfor Turn 2.
The 5-Car Train
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
The first command lists all scripts and hooks under remotes/honeybot/, the second finds every src=, social notification, audio bell, and OpenAI/Anthropic User-Agent reference across remotes/honeybot/ and scripts/, and the third checks the recent git history of googledocizer.py.
(nix) pipulate $
eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
(nix) pipulate $
# Context 2: Google Docs catch-up, ?src=fb notifications, and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding
! eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
! rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
! git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
scripts/articles/publishizer.py
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
No repo patches required in Turn 1 (awaiting target source files in context.txt; no ignition required).
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy.):
(nix) pipulate $
Here are the probe receipts along with `scripts/articles/googledocizer.py` and `scripts/articles/publishizer.py`.
1. Diagnose why Google Docs appeared to stop after September 29th (and why 1,567 remote docs vs 1,619 local posts leaves a 52-doc gap), and patch `googledocizer.py` / `publishizer.py` so it idempotently catches up all missing docs since Sept 29th and always processes whatever is pending.
2. Pull the exact `remotes/honeybot/` files identified in the `rg` receipt into `context.txt` (or patch any already in context) so `?src=fb` gets the same click notification as `?src=x` and `?src=linkedin`, and real-time OpenAI (`ChatGPT-User`) and Anthropic (`Claude-User` / `Claude-Web`) RAG hits ring the Honeybot audio bell-ding.
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
context.txt sheds 76k tokens of corpus-index weight and brings googledocizer.py, publishizer.py, and the exact remotes/honeybot/ line-number receipts into Turn 2 for surgical patching.
MikeLev.in:
THE AI-EDIT METHOD
Same commands, run twice, one change between them. Where the readings differ is what the change did; the diff in the middle is the receipt.
1: BEFORE (PROBE):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
remotes/honeybot/scripts:
drwxr-xr-x - mike 7 Nov 03:42 __pycache__
.rw-r--r-- 1.9k mike 17 Oct 08:37 bot_intel.json
.rwxr-xr-x 2.1k mike 17 Oct 08:37 build_bot_miner.py
.rw-r--r-- 3.2k mike 1 Nov 11:02 card.py
.rw-r--r-- 43k mike 7 Nov 03:40 content_loader.py
.rw-r--r-- 28k mike 4 Nov 13:57 db.py
.rw-r--r-- 2.4k mike 17 Oct 08:37 dye_injector_v2.py
.rw-r--r-- 2.4k mike 17 Oct 08:37 education.py
.rw-r--r-- 42k mike 7 Nov 02:30 forest.py
.rw-r--r-- 50k mike 4 Nov 13:41 logs.py
.rw-r--r-- 3.5k mike 17 Oct 08:37 radar.py
.rw-r--r-- 3.3k mike 17 Oct 08:37 report.py
.rw-r--r-- 3.6k mike 17 Oct 08:37 routing.py
.rw-r--r-- 5.5k mike 7 Nov 02:30 score.py
.rw-r--r-- 107k mike 7 Nov 02:30 stream.py
.rw-r--r-- 9.3k mike 31 Oct 03:25 test_forest.py
remotes/honeybot/hooks:
.rw-r--r-- 3.3k mike 1 Nov 06:58 post-receive
remotes/honeybot/queries/trapdoor_ips.sql
3- CASE
4- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%meta-externalagent%'
5- THEN 'meta-externalagent/1.1 (+https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/crawler)'
6: WHEN ua.value LIKE '%OAI-SearchBot%'
7: THEN 'OAI-SearchBot/1.4 (+https://openai.com/searchbot)'
8- WHEN (i.value LIKE '34.%' OR i.value LIKE '35.%' OR i.value LIKE '136.65.%')
9- AND ua.value LIKE 'Mozilla%'
10- AND ua.value NOT LIKE '%compatible%'
--
15- THEN 'meta-webindexer/1.1 (+https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/crawler)'
16- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%Bytespider%'
17- THEN 'Bytespider (+https://zhanzhang.toutiao.com/)'
18: WHEN ua.value LIKE '%ClaudeBot%'
19: THEN 'ClaudeBot/1.0 (+claudebot@anthropic.com)'
20- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%HeadlessChrome%'
21- THEN 'HeadlessChrome/* (X11; Linux x86_64)'
22- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%TikTokSpider%'
scripts/articles/sanitizer.py
19-
20-
21-def strip_prompt_boundary(content: str) -> str:
22: """Eradicate the prompt-injection artifact and collapse surrounding whitespace."""
23- return re.sub(r'\n*^--- BEGIN NEW ARTICLE ---$\n*', '\n\n', content, flags=re.MULTILINE)
24-
25-
--
119- for md_path in sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md")):
120- if not md_path.name[:4].isdigit():
121- continue
122: raw = md_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="ignore")
123- if raw.startswith("---\n"):
124- fm_parts = raw.split("\n---\n", 1)
125- if len(fm_parts) == 2:
--
134- spans_changed += count
135- if not dry_run:
136- st = md_path.stat()
137: md_path.write_text(head + new_body, encoding="utf-8")
138- os.utime(md_path, (st.st_atime, st.st_mtime))
139- mode = "DRY RUN" if dry_run else "HEALED"
140- print(f"🧮 MathJax Corpus [{mode}]: {spans_changed} span(s) across {files_changed} post(s) in {posts_dir}.")
--
142-
143-
144-def neutralize_inception_artifacts(content: str) -> str:
145: """Heal web-UI autolinks, inverted bold/code closures, and wrapped backticked cue examples."""
146- # 1. Unwrap self-referential web-UI autolink contamination back to bare URLs (safe everywhere)
147- content = re.sub(r'\[(https?://[^\]\s]+)\]\(\1/?\)', r'\1', content)
148- content = re.sub(r'\[(www\.[^\]\s]+)\]\(https?://\1/?\)', r'\1', content)
--
153- # 2. Repair inverted bold/inline-code closures using flat character classes (zero backtracking)
154- seg = re.sub(r'`\*\*([^`*\n]+)`([^`*\n]+)\*\*`', r'`**\1`\2`**`', seg)
155- seg = re.sub(r'\*\*([^*`\n]*`[^`*\n]+)\*\*`', r'**\1`**', seg)
156: # 3. Collapse hard-wrapped newlines inside single-backticked player-piano cue examples
157- seg = re.sub(
158- r'(?<!`)`(\s*(?:<!--\s*(?:pp4|weebo|media)\b[^`]{1,200}?-->|\[{3}\s*(?:weebo|media|image|video|patronus)\s*:[^`\]]{1,200}?\]{3})\s*)`(?!`)',
159- lambda m: '`' + ' '.join(m.group(1).split()) + '`' if '\n' in m.group(1) else m.group(0),
--
196-
197-
198-# THE FENCE CONTRACT (the non-arms-race, 2026-07-06): everything downstream
199:# -- Gemini subheading insertion, Jekyll, md2conf, TTS -- assumes well-formed
200-# fences. Instead of healing each parser's failure mode at the projection
201-# boundary, refuse malformed input at the intake chokepoint. Three rules:
202:# 1. A fence is recognized ONLY at column 0. Any run of 3+ backticks
203-# anywhere else on a line is neutralized to a literal token; it was
204-# never going to survive the transformation pipeline anyway.
205-# 2. Every opening fence must declare a language (bash, text, python...).
--
213-# (mechanical vim jumps); the && chain in write_post halts, so nothing
214-# genuinely ambiguous reaches articleizer.
215-FENCE_RUN_RE = re.compile(r'`{3,}')
216:NEUTRAL_FENCE_TKN = '[triple-backtick]'
217-
218-
219-def enforce_fence_contract(content: str) -> str:
--
263- f"(jump: vim +{open_line} {ARTICLE_FILE})"
264- )
265- if neutralized:
266: print(f"🧯 Neutralized {neutralized} floating backtick run(s) -> {NEUTRAL_FENCE_TKN}")
267- if healed:
268- print(f"🩹 Tagged {healed} naked opening fence(s) with 'text'.")
269- if problems:
--
294-# [[[token]]] bracket dialect already used for SEARCH/REPLACE and TODO_SLUGS
295-# blocks elsewhere in this toolchain. The fence stripper above handles whole
296-# blocks; this handles a clause or paragraph mid-sentence without forcing a
297:# line break and without colliding with real code fences. `p` is shorthand
298-# for `private` -- either spelling works, but an opener must be closed by its
299-# own spelling (the backreference below enforces that).
300-INLINE_PRIVATE_PATTERN = re.compile(
--
326- """Load (pattern, replacement) tuples from pii_substitutions.txt, if present."""
327- rules = []
328- if PII_FILE.exists():
329: for line in PII_FILE.read_text(encoding='utf-8').splitlines():
330- if not line.strip() or line.startswith('#'):
331- continue
332- if line.startswith('pub:'):
--
362- """
363- patterns = []
364- if DENYLIST_FILE.exists():
365: for line in DENYLIST_FILE.read_text(encoding='utf-8').splitlines():
366- line = line.strip()
367- if not line or line.startswith('#'):
368- continue
--
455- Precedence: an explicit --public/--private flag always beats blogs.json;
456- otherwise the target's 'lane' attribute decides. Fail closed: anything
457- that is not an explicit, recognized 'private' gets the full defensive
458: scrub, including a missing target, missing lane key, or typo'd value.
459- """
460- if args.private:
461- return False
scripts/articles/contextualizer.py
29-def count_tokens(text: str, model: str = "gpt-4o") -> int:
30- """Estimates token count using tiktoken."""
31- try:
32: encoding = tiktoken.encoding_for_model(model)
33: return len(encoding.encode(text))
34- except Exception:
35- return len(text.split())
36-
--
44- "filename": file_path.stem
45- }
46- except Exception as e:
47: print(f"❌ Error reading {file_path.name}: {e}")
48- return None
49-
50-def clean_json_string(text):
--
249-
250- if status == 0: # Success
251- json_path = context_dir / f"{post.stem}.json"
252: with open(json_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
253- json.dump(context_json, f, separators=(',', ':'))
254-
255- print(f"✅ Saved ({duration:.2f}s)")
scripts/articles/gsc_historical_fetch.py
34- wallet = Path.home() / '.config' / 'pipulate' / 'connectors.json'
35- if wallet.exists():
36- try:
37: data = json.loads(wallet.read_text(encoding='utf-8'))
38- p = (data.get('gsc') or {}).get('paths', {}).get('service_account')
39- if p:
40- return Path(p).expanduser()
--
169- return True
170-
171- try:
172: with open(OUTPUT_FILE, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
173- data = json.load(f)
174-
175- last_updated = data.get('_meta', {}).get('last_updated')
--
198- # Fresh cache: zero API calls, but ALWAYS print the receipts so the
199- # cliff is copy-paste ready from any terminal, any day.
200- try:
201: with open(OUTPUT_FILE, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
202- print_site_timeline(json.load(f))
203- except Exception as e:
204- print(f"⚠️ Could not read cached ledger: {e}")
--
257- # months Google no longer serves are preserved from the prior ledger.
258- if OUTPUT_FILE.exists():
259- try:
260: with open(OUTPUT_FILE, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
261- previous = json.load(f)
262- preserved = 0
263- for slug, entry in previous.items():
--
327- elif recovery_ratio > 1.2:
328- status = "thriving" # Grew >20%
329- elif recovery_ratio > 0.8:
330: status = "recovering" # Holding steady-ish
331- elif avg_post > 5: # Low threshold for "Newborn"
332- status = "newborn" # No pre-crash data, but has traffic now
333- elif avg_post == 0 and avg_pre == 0:
--
345- }
346-
347- # Save to file
348: with open(OUTPUT_FILE, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
349- json.dump(final_output, f, indent=2)
350-
351- print(f"💾 Saved velocity data to {OUTPUT_FILE}")
scripts/articles/generate_redirects.py
15- active = set()
16- slug_map = {}
17- if not navgraph_path.exists():
18: print(f"⚠️ Warning: {navgraph_path} not found. Proceeding without collision check.")
19- return active, slug_map
20-
21: with open(navgraph_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
22- nav = json.load(f)
23-
24- def traverse(node):
--
85- valid_mappings = {} # The Deduplication Ledger
86-
87- # Pass 1: Read, Clean, and Filter the CSV
88: with open(csv_input_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as infile:
89- reader = csv.reader(infile)
90- for row in reader:
91- if len(row) != 2:
--
116-
117- # -------------------------------
118-
119: # THE BOUNCER: 80/20 Encoding Filter
120- if '%' in old_url or '%' in new_url:
121- print(f"⚠️ Dropping encoded URL: {old_url[:30]}...")
122- continue
--
180- valid_mappings[old_url] = new_url
181-
182- # Pass 2: Rewrite the CSV Ledger (Self-Pruning, No Blank Lines)
183: with open(csv_input_path, 'w', newline='', encoding='utf-8') as csvfile:
184- writer = csv.writer(csvfile)
185- # Convert the dict back to a list of rows for the CSV
186- writer.writerows([[k, v] for k, v in valid_mappings.items()])
187- print(f"🧹 Pruned and synchronized raw CSV ledger.")
188-
189- # Pass 3: Compile the final Nginx Map
190: with open(map_output_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as outfile:
191- outfile.write("# AI-Generated Semantic Redirects\n")
192-
193- # --- HARDCODED SYSTEM REDIRECTS ---
scripts/articles/generate_semrush_candidates.py
52-
53- for f in files:
54- try:
55: with open(f, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
56- data = json.load(file)
57- sources = data.get('kw', []) + data.get('sub', [])
58- for raw_kw in sources:
--
61- keyword_counter[clean_kw] += 1
62- file_count += 1
63- except Exception as e:
64: print(f"⚠️ Error reading {f.name}: {e}")
65-
66- print(f"💎 Processed {file_count} shards.")
67- print(f"🧠 Found {len(keyword_counter)} unique keywords.")
--
73- print(f"\n🏆 Top {TOP_N} Candidates for SEMRush:")
74- print("-" * 40)
75-
76: with open(OUTPUT_FILE, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as out:
77- for kw, count in top_candidates:
78- print(f"{count:4d} | {kw}")
79- out.write(f"{kw}\n")
scripts/articles/find_duplicates.py
16- import json
17- config_path = os.path.expanduser("~/.config/pipulate/blogs.json")
18- try:
19: with open(config_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
20- return os.path.expanduser(json.load(f)["1"]["path"])
21- except Exception:
22- return os.path.expanduser("~/repos/MikeLev.in/_posts")
--
57- date_str = filename[:10]
58- post_date = datetime.strptime(date_str, '%Y-%m-%d').date()
59-
60: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
61- content = f.read()
62-
63- if content.startswith('---'):
remotes/honeybot/queries/hydration_family.sql
30--- CASE NOTE: SQLite LIKE is ASCII-case-insensitive by default, which is why
31--- lowercase patterns catch mixed-case UA strings. Ladder order matters --
32--- specific before general -- and the two Unclassified buckets are deliberate:
33:-- a rollup with no residue is a rollup that is hiding something.
34-WITH families AS (
35- SELECT
36- ua.id AS ua_id,
--
39- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%google-inspectiontool%' THEN 'Google-InspectionTool'
40- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%google-extended%' THEN 'Google-Extended'
41- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%gptbot%' THEN 'GPTBot'
42: WHEN ua.value LIKE '%oai-searchbot%' THEN 'OAI-SearchBot'
43: WHEN ua.value LIKE '%chatgpt-user%' THEN 'ChatGPT-User'
44: WHEN ua.value LIKE '%claudebot%' THEN 'ClaudeBot'
45: WHEN ua.value LIKE '%claude-user%' THEN 'Claude-User (claude-code)'
46: WHEN ua.value LIKE '%claude%' THEN 'Claude* (other)'
47- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%perplexity%' THEN 'PerplexityBot'
48- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%bytespider%' THEN 'Bytespider'
49- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%meta-externalagent%' THEN 'meta-externalagent'
scripts/articles/other/make_article.py
12-def format_complete_article():
13- """
14- Reads 'article.txt' and 'edits.json', then creates a complete markdown file
15: with a Jekyll front matter, a prepended introduction, inserted subheadings,
16- and a reordered book analysis at the end.
17- """
18- article_path = "article.txt"
--
25- print(f"Processing complete article: '{article_path}' and '{json_path}'")
26-
27- try:
28: with open(article_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
29- article_part = f.read()
30: with open(json_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
31- instructions = json.load(f)
32- except Exception as e:
33: print(f"An error occurred while reading files: {e}")
34- return
35-
36- editing_instr = instructions.get("editing_instructions", {})
--
53- article_body = article_part.strip()
54- article_body = f"## Technical Journal Entry Begins\n\n{article_body}"
55-
56: # 3. Insert subheadings into the body
57: subheadings = editing_instr.get("insert_subheadings", [])
58: for item in reversed(subheadings):
59- snippet = item["after_text_snippet"]
60: subheading = item["subheading"]
61-
62- cleaned_snippet = snippet.replace("...", "").strip().rstrip('.,;:!?\'"')
63-
--
70- try:
71- match = re.search(pattern_text, article_body, re.IGNORECASE)
72- except re.error as e:
73: print(f"Regex error for subheading '{subheading}': {e}")
74- match = None
75-
76- if match:
--
79- insertion_point = article_body.find('\n', match.end())
80-
81- # If no newline is found, the snippet is in the last paragraph.
82: # We'll append the subheading at the very end of the article body.
83- if insertion_point == -1:
84- insertion_point = len(article_body)
85-
86: # Insert the subheading cleanly after the identified paragraph.
87- article_body = (
88- article_body[:insertion_point] +
89: f"\n\n{subheading}" +
90- article_body[insertion_point:]
91- )
92- else:
93: print(f"Warning: Snippet not found for subheading '{subheading}': '{snippet}'")
94-
95- # 4. Prepend the "Curious Reader" intro
96- prepend_text = editing_instr.get("prepend_to_article_body", "")
--
150- output_path = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, output_filename)
151- os.makedirs(OUTPUT_DIR, exist_ok=True)
152-
153: with open(output_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
154- f.write(final_content)
155-
156- print(f"✨ Success! Complete article with analysis saved to: {output_path}")
scripts/articles/link_injector.py
18-OLD_BROKEN_LINK_REGEX = re.compile(r'\[(main|master)\s+<a href="[^"]+"\s+target="_blank">([a-f0-9]+)</a>\]\s+\(<a href="[^"]+"\s+target="_blank">raw</a>\)')
19-
20-def process_file(filepath):
21: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
22- content = f.read()
23-
24- original_content = content
--
45-
46- if not hashes:
47- if content != original_content:
48: with open(filepath, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
49- f.write(content)
50- return True
51- return False
--
59-
60- # Construct the new HTML Ledger Box
61- ledger_html = [
62: '")
180- block = f"{RECENT_START_MARKER}\n" + "\n".join(cards) + f"\n{RECENT_END_MARKER}"
181: idx_text = index_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
182- if RECENT_START_MARKER in idx_text and RECENT_END_MARKER in idx_text:
183- pattern = re.compile(
184- re.escape(RECENT_START_MARKER) + r".*?" + re.escape(RECENT_END_MARKER),
--
186- )
187- new_idx = pattern.sub(lambda _: block, idx_text, count=1)
188- if new_idx != idx_text:
189: index_path.write_text(new_idx, encoding="utf-8")
190- print(f"🖼️ Updated {len(recent)} recent post thumbnails in {index_path}")
191- if (target_repo_root / ".git").exists():
192- import subprocess
--
307- # Inject at the top of the content (after the H1)
308- # We need to insert this *after* the H1 which is added earlier in 'content'.
309- # A simple string replacement or append strategy works.
310: # Since we are building 'content' string, we can inject it now.
311-
312- # NOTE: We need to put this near the top. Let's prepend it to the body content logic.
313- # Actually, let's insert it right after the title in the generated markdown.
--
319- content += "\n</script>\n"
320-
321- # Write File
322: with open(filepath, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
323- f.write(content)
324-
325-
--
350- print(f"ℹ️ No navgraph.json for {target_repo_root.name}; recent posts updated.")
351- return
352-
353: with open(navgraph_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
354- nav_tree = json.load(f)
355-
356- clean_and_prep_dirs(hubs_dir)
scripts/articles/build_knowledge_graph.py
45- return pd.DataFrame()
46-
47- files = list(context_dir.glob("*.json"))
48: print(f"💎 Loading {len(files)} shards from {context_dir}...")
49-
50- for f in files:
51- try:
52: with open(f, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
53- data = json.load(file)
54-
55- md_path = posts_dir / f"{f.stem}.md"
--
86- })
87-
88- except Exception as e:
89: print(f"⚠️ Error loading {f.name}: {e}")
90-
91- return pd.DataFrame(shards)
92-
--
118-
119-
120- # Sort by Date (newest first) to keep home/hubs fresh
121: df = df.sort_values(by=['date'], ascending=[False])
122-
123- def attach_article(row):
124- # Calculate organic gravity
--
298-
299- # Hubs First (Navigation)
300- for hub in tree_node.get('children_hubs', []):
301: lines.append(f"{indent}- **[{hub['title']}]({base_url}{hub['permalink']}index.md?src=llms.txt)**")
302- project_llms_txt(hub, lines, level + 1, base_url)
303-
304- # Articles (Content)
305- for article in tree_node.get('children_articles', []):
306: lines.append(f"{indent}- [{article['title']}]({base_url}{article['permalink']}index.md?src=llms.txt)")
307-
308- return lines
309-
--
341- post_list.append(f" <url><loc>{base_url}{article['permalink']}</loc><lastmod>{mod_date}</lastmod><changefreq>monthly</changefreq><priority>0.7</priority></url>")
342-
343- def wrap_xml(urls):
344: return '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>\n<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">\n' + "\n".join(urls) + '\n</urlset>'
345-
346- # 2. Generate Top-Level Hub Sitemaps (purge stale branch files first)
347- for old_branch in output_dir.glob("sitemap-branch-*.xml"):
--
353-
354- if post_urls:
355- filename = f"sitemap-branch-{i}.xml"
356: with open(output_dir / filename, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
357- f.write(wrap_xml(post_urls))
358- sitemap_index_urls.append(f" <sitemap><loc>{base_url}/{filename}</loc></sitemap>")
359-
360- def wrap_index(urls):
361: return '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>\n<sitemapindex xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">\n' + "\n".join(urls) + '\n</sitemapindex>'
362-
363- return wrap_xml(core_urls), wrap_xml(hub_urls), wrap_index(sitemap_index_urls)
364-
--
410- build_canonical_tree(df, canonical_tree, 0)
411-
412- # 3. EXPORT NAVGRAPH (JSON Tree for Jekyll)
413: with open(NAVGRAPH_FILE, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
414- json.dump(canonical_tree, f, indent=2)
415- print(f"✅ Generated NavGraph: {NAVGRAPH_FILE}")
416-
--
420- project_d3_graph(canonical_tree, nodes, links)
421-
422- d3_data = {"nodes": nodes, "links": links}
423: with open(GRAPH_FILE, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
424- json.dump(d3_data, f, indent=None) # Minified
425- print(f"✅ Generated D3 Graph: {GRAPH_FILE} ({len(nodes)} nodes)")
426-
427- # 6. EXPORT XML SITEMAPS (The Sitrep)
428- xml_core, xml_hubs, xml_index = project_xml_sitemaps(canonical_tree, base_url=base_url)
429: with open(SITEMAP_CORE_FILE, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f: f.write(xml_core)
430: with open(SITEMAP_HUBS_FILE, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f: f.write(xml_hubs)
431: with open('sitemap.xml', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f: f.write(xml_index)
432-
433- print(f"✅ Generated Sitemaps: Core, Hubs, Branches, and Root Index")
434-
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
89-def _save_token(creds):
90- token_path = Path(TOKEN_PATH)
91- token_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
92: with open(token_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
93- f.write(creds.to_json())
94-
95-
--
147- rules = []
148- txt_file = Path.home() / ".config" / "pipulate" / "pii_substitutions.txt"
149- if txt_file.exists():
150: for line in txt_file.read_text(encoding="utf-8").splitlines():
151- if not line.strip() or line.startswith("#"):
152- continue
153- if " === " in line:
--
180- .content, so without this the Doc body opened on the first H2 the body
181- happened to carry ("Setting the Stage: Context for the Curious Book
182- Reader") while only the Drive FILENAME knew the real title. Drive's
183: import maps <h1> to Heading 1, so it lands styled and in the outline.
184- """
185- if md_lib is None:
186- raise RuntimeError(
--
405- # walk the same freshness branch, skip the shortcut, call
406- # stamp_frontmatter_value unconditionally, and perform ZERO Drive
407- # mutations. Shipping it before the format change would add a flag with no
408: # users guarding a change nobody has proposed.
409- parser.add_argument("--force", action="store_true",
410- help="Re-upload even docs the freshness gate would skip (e.g. after a rendering-pipeline change).")
411- parser.add_argument("--list", action="store_true",
--
705- # absent one. What this buys: one unrenderable article now costs
706- # one ❌ line and a `failed` increment instead of aborting the
707- # other 1,430.
708: # RE-READ RATHER THAN RETAIN: holding post.content for the whole
709- # corpus would trade the HTML for markdown of comparable size and
710- # give back most of the memory win. One extra read of ~119 files
711- # is cheaper than 1,431 retained bodies. Safe against the stamp
remotes/honeybot/queries/md_routing_agents.sql
6-
7-SELECT
8- CASE
9: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=a+href%' THEN 'a+href (Standard Hyperlink)'
10: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=link+rel%' THEN 'link+rel (HTML Head Discovery)'
11: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=llms.txt%' THEN 'llms.txt (Direct Agent Map)'
12- ELSE 'Unknown Routing'
13- END as ingestion_method,
14- ua.value as agent,
--
16-FROM daily_logs l
17-JOIN paths p ON l.path_id = p.id
18-JOIN user_agents ua ON l.ua_id = ua.id
19:WHERE p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%'
20: AND p.value NOT LIKE '%src=content_neg%' -- Exclude negotiated content
21- -- Optional: Filter out known local development/admin IPs if needed
22- -- AND l.ip_id NOT IN (SELECT id FROM ips WHERE value = '127.0.0.1')
23-GROUP BY ingestion_method, ua.id
remotes/honeybot/queries/intel_llms_txt.sql
1--- remotes/honeybot/queries/intel_llms_txt.sql
2-
3:-- Part 1: THE DISCOVERERS (Who is reading the map?)
4--- Identifies which agents are actively checking for your AI manifest.
5-SELECT
6- 'Manifest Reader' as interaction_type,
--
25-FROM daily_logs l
26-JOIN paths p ON l.path_id = p.id
27-JOIN user_agents ua ON l.ua_id = ua.id
28:WHERE p.value LIKE '%src=llms.txt%'
29-GROUP BY ua.id
30-ORDER BY total_follows DESC
31-LIMIT 15;
32-
33:-- Part 3: THE CONTENT DIET (What are they reading from the map?)
34--- Shows exactly which articles/endpoints the llms.txt file is successfully funneling traffic toward.
35-SELECT
36- p.value as mapped_path,
--
39- COUNT(DISTINCT l.ip_id) as unique_ips
40-FROM daily_logs l
41-JOIN paths p ON l.path_id = p.id
42:WHERE p.value LIKE '%src=llms.txt%'
43-GROUP BY p.id
44-ORDER BY total_reads DESC
45-LIMIT 15;
scripts/articles/common.py
14-LAST_PUBLISHED_FILE = CONFIG_DIR / "last_published.json"
15-
16-# YouTube Live Summon Thresholds (ytwatch)
17:# Minimum simultaneous viewers required to ring the bell + send an ntfy push
18-# (2 = viewer + their trusted advisor; lone 1-viewer drive-bys stay silent unless they comment)
19-YT_VIEWER_ALERT_MIN = int(os.environ.get("PIPULATE_YT_VIEWER_MIN", "3"))
20-YT_VIEWER_ALERT_DWELL = int(os.environ.get("PIPULATE_YT_VIEWER_DWELL", "60")) # Seconds viewers must stay >= min before alerting
--
260- """Surgically upsert one single-line `key: value` in a post's YAML block.
261-
262- Deliberately NOT a parse->mutate->dump round-trip: pushing 1,200+ posts
263: through a YAML dumper would churn quoting, folding, and key order across
264: the whole corpus. This touches exactly one line inside the leading
265- `--- ... ---` block, leaves every other byte alone, and (by default)
266- restores the file's mtime so a bookkeeping stamp never masquerades as a
267- content edit to mtime-based freshness logic.
--
269- Returns one of: "ADDED", "UPDATED", "UNCHANGED", "NO_FRONTMATTER".
270- """
271- path = Path(md_path)
272: original = path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
273- lines = original.split("\n")
274- if not lines or lines[0].strip() != "---":
275- return "NO_FRONTMATTER"
--
298-
299-def _write_text_preserving_mtime(path, text, preserve_mtime):
300- st = path.stat() if preserve_mtime else None
301: path.write_text(text, encoding="utf-8")
302- if st is not None:
303- os.utime(path, (st.st_atime, st.st_mtime))
304-
--
339- date_part = md_path.name[:10]
340- sort_order = 0
341- try:
342: head = md_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="ignore")[:4096]
343- if head.startswith("---"):
344- parts = head.split("---", 2)
345- fm_block = parts[1] if len(parts) >= 3 else head
--
380- if _DATED_POST_RE.match(rec_path.name):
381- eff_rec_date = rec_path.name[:10]
382- try:
383: head = rec_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")[:2048]
384- m_feat = re.search(r"^storytime_featured:\s*['\"]?(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})", head, re.MULTILINE)
385- if m_feat and m_feat.group(1) > eff_rec_date:
386- eff_rec_date = m_feat.group(1)
--
399- post_path, tcfg = _latest_post_for_target(target_key, slug_match=slug_match)
400- if not post_path or not post_path.is_file():
401- return None
402: raw = post_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
403- fm = {}
404- body = raw
405- if raw.startswith("---"):
--
443- tweet_masked = raw_tweet.replace(canonical_url, url_token) if canonical_url else raw_tweet
444- tweet = _defang_prose_domains(tweet_masked).replace(url_token, canonical_url)
445- if canonical_url in tweet and f"{canonical_url}?" not in tweet:
446: tweet = tweet.replace(canonical_url, f"{canonical_url}?src=x")
447- if "youtube.com/MikeLevin/live" not in tweet and "youtube.com/@MikeLevin/live" not in tweet:
448: tagged_art_url = f"{canonical_url}?src=x" if f"{canonical_url}?src=x" in tweet else canonical_url
449- if tagged_art_url and tagged_art_url in tweet:
450- if f"Article: {tagged_art_url}" not in tweet and f"📖 {tagged_art_url}" not in tweet:
451- tweet = tweet.replace(
--
460- 1,
461- )
462- else:
463: tweet = f"{tweet}\n📖 Article: {canonical_url}?src=x\n🔴 Live 24/7: {yt_live_vanity}"
464- slug = re.sub(r"^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}-", "", post_path.stem)
465- hero_match = re.search(
466- r"###\s*🎨\s*Hero Banner Image Prompt\s*\n[triple-backtick][a-zA-Z0-9]*\n(.*?)\n[triple-backtick]",
--
473- hero_prompt = (
474- f"Wide 16:9 full-bleed widescreen cinematic illustration for '{title}', "
475- "vertically centered focal metaphor, dark obsidian-slate (#111111) environment "
476: "extending continuously to all four edges, high-contrast cyan and warm brass lighting, "
477- "graphic-novel ink-and-wash precision. Full-bleed edge-to-edge composition filling "
478- "100% of the canvas with no borders, no frames, no matting, no margins, and no text overlays."
479- )
--
501- tags = " ".join(re.findall(r"#[A-Za-z0-9_]+", tweet))
502- yt_title = format_youtube_title(title)
503- desc_parts = [
504: f"📖 Read the full article: {canonical_url}?src=youtube",
505: f"🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 Discord (1,000 members + 8 wks = Google-indexed community): {DEFAULT_DISCORD_INVITE_URL}",
506: f"🔭 Got the SEO Blues? SEO moved to the Edge — Your Site Is Your Feed: {base_url}/?src=youtube#consulting | Inspect workshop: curl -fsSL https://sunpug.io | less (Email: {CONTACT_EMAIL})",
507: f"🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H \"Accept: text/markdown\" {canonical_url}?src=rfc9110",
508- "",
509: f"🎙️ Now reading live on the Web Bot AI Observatory: \"{title}\"",
510- ]
511- if meta_desc:
512- desc_parts.extend(["", meta_desc])
--
519- "---",
520- "🔭 About this 24/7 Home-Hosted NixOS Broadcast:",
521- "You are watching real-time Nginx access logs and AI crawler telemetry from mikelev.in.",
522: "• Agents sending 'Accept: text/markdown' (RFC 9110) receive clean raw Markdown.",
523- "• Agents executing JavaScript trigger the DOM trapdoor sensor.",
524- "• Zero-Agent Airlock: Deterministic NixOS + Piper TTS player piano (chat reaches a human, never an LLM shell).",
525- f"• Ephemeral Broadcast: Continuous streams over 12h are not archived by YouTube. Permanent text & code: {base_url}/latest",
--
534- li_parts = [
535- f"🚀 {title}",
536- "",
537: f"📖 Full article & code receipts: {canonical_url}?src=linkedin",
538- f"🔴 Watch/Listen 24/7 on Honeybot Storytime: {yt_live_vanity}",
539: f"🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 on Discord: {DEFAULT_DISCORD_INVITE_URL}",
540- ]
541- if li_imprint:
542- li_parts.extend(["", li_imprint])
--
547- li_parts.extend([
548- "",
549- f"🎙️ Rather listen than read? Tune into the 24/7 Honeybot Storytime live stream ({yt_live_vanity}) where the latest article is read aloud alongside real-time AI bot telemetry.",
550: f"🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H \"Accept: text/markdown\" {canonical_url}?src=rfc9110",
551: f"🔭 Got the SEO Blues? SEO moved to the Edge — Your Site Is Your Feed: {base_url}/?src=linkedin#consulting",
552- ])
553- if tags:
554- li_parts.extend(["", tags])
555: linkedin_post = "\n".join(li_parts).strip()
556- def _strip_markdown_for_fb(text):
557- s = re.sub(r"^#{1,6}\s+", "", text or "", flags=re.MULTILINE)
558- s = re.sub(r"\*\*([^*]+)\*\*", r"\1", s)
--
567- fb_parts = [
568- f"{fb_title}",
569- "",
570: f"📖 Full article & code receipts: {canonical_url}?src=fb",
571- ]
572- if fb_imprint:
573- fb_parts.extend(["", fb_imprint])
--
578- fb_parts.extend([
579- "",
580- f"🔴 Watch/Listen 24/7 on Honeybot Storytime: {yt_live_fb}",
581: f"🟣 Join the Founding 1,000 on Discord: {discord_fb}",
582- "🚲 Inspect the 60-second Nix Flake (`LPvg` -> `NPvg`) workbench: `curl -fsSL sunpug\x2e\u2060io | less`",
583- ])
584- if tags:
--
594- "canonical_url": canonical_url,
595- "preview_url": preview_url,
596- "tweet": tweet,
597: "linkedin": linkedin_post,
598- "fb": fb_post,
599- "has_fm_image": bool(fm_img_rel),
600- "has_hero_file": Path(hero_img_dest).is_file(),
--
641- repo_root = posts_dir.parent
642- key_file = repo_root / f"{key}.txt"
643- if repo_root.is_dir():
644: existing = key_file.read_text(encoding="utf-8").strip() if key_file.is_file() else ""
645- if existing != key:
646: key_file.write_text(key + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
647- print(f"🔑 Materialized IndexNow verification file: {repo_root}/{key[:8]}....txt")
648- if (repo_root / ".git").exists():
649- import subprocess
--
658-
659-def drop_pebble_pings(target_key="1", slug_match=None, dry_run=False):
660- """Fire non-blocking Wayback Machine + IndexNow pebble-drop pings for the latest post."""
661: import threading
662- import urllib.error
663- import urllib.parse
664- import urllib.request
--
769- except Exception as exc:
770- results["websub"] = f"⚠️ {exc}"
771-
772: t_wb = threading.Thread(target=_ping_wayback, daemon=True)
773: t_in = threading.Thread(target=_ping_indexnow, daemon=True)
774: t_ws = threading.Thread(target=_ping_websub, daemon=True)
775- t_wb.start()
776- t_in.start()
777- t_ws.start()
--
836- print(f" 2. Wayback CDX Ledger: ✅ ARCHIVED ({len(rows) - 1} snapshot(s), newest={ts}, status={status})")
837- print(f" ↳ Snapshot URL : {snap_url}")
838- else:
839: print(f" 2. Wayback CDX Ledger: ⏳ Pending indexing (queue active -> https://web.archive.org/web/*/{canonical_url})")
840- except Exception as exc:
841- print(f" 2. Wayback CDX Ledger: ℹ️ CDX query deferred ({exc})")
842-
--
848-log_p = pathlib.Path("/var/log/nginx/access.log")
849-total = 0
850-md_served = 0
851:dyes = {{"a+href": 0, "link+rel": 0, "llms.txt": 0, "youtube": 0, "linkedin": 0, "fb": 0, "x": 0, "rfc9110": 0}}
852-bots = set()
853-key_hits = 0
854-feed_hits = 0
855-yt_refs = 0
856-if log_p.is_file():
857- sz = log_p.stat().st_size
858: with open(log_p, "r", encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") as f:
859- if sz > 25_000_000:
860- f.seek(sz - 25_000_000)
861- f.readline()
--
872- if "MarkdownServed:1" in line:
873- md_served += 1
874- for d in dyes:
875: if f"src={{d}}" in line:
876- dyes[d] += 1
877- if "youtube.com" in line:
878- yt_refs += 1
879: for tok in ("Applebot", "bingbot", "IndexNow", "archive.org", "wayback", "CorpusBot", "AHC", "OAI-SearchBot", "GPTBot", "Claude", "ExaSearchBot", "ExaUser", "DuckAssistBot", "Googlebot", "FeedFetcher-Google"):
880- if tok.lower() in line.lower():
881- bots.add(tok)
882:print(f"TOTAL={{total}}|MD={{md_served}}|KEY_HITS={{key_hits}}|FEED_HITS={{feed_hits}}|YT_REFS={{yt_refs}}|A_HREF={{dyes['a+href']}}|LINK_REL={{dyes['link+rel']}}|LLMS={{dyes['llms.txt']}}|S_YT={{dyes['youtube']}}|S_LI={{dyes['linkedin']}}|S_FB={{dyes['fb']}}|S_X={{dyes['x']}}|S_RFC={{dyes['rfc9110']}}|BOTS={{','.join(sorted(bots)) or 'none'}}")
883-"""
884- try:
885- res = subprocess.run(
--
898- f"IndexNow key fetches={kv.get('KEY_HITS', 0)} | WebSub /feed.xml fetches={kv.get('FEED_HITS', 0)}"
899- )
900- print(
901: f" ↳ Tracer-Dye Doors: ?src=a+href ({kv.get('A_HREF', 0)}) · "
902: f"?src=link+rel ({kv.get('LINK_REL', 0)}) · ?src=llms.txt ({kv.get('LLMS', 0)})"
903- )
904- print(
905: f" ↳ Social & Canary : ?src=youtube ({kv.get('S_YT', 0)}) · "
906: f"?src=linkedin ({kv.get('S_LI', 0)}) · ?src=fb ({kv.get('S_FB', 0)}) · "
907: f"?src=x ({kv.get('S_X', 0)}) · ?src=rfc9110 ({kv.get('S_RFC', 0)})"
908- )
909- print(f" ↳ Crawlers Seen : {kv.get('BOTS', 'none')}")
910- else:
--
954-
955-
956-def print_broadcast_kit(target_key="1", mode="card", slug_match=None):
957: """Print or copy the broadcast kit (mode: help | card | hero | yaml | tweet | linkedin | title | desc)."""
958- bar = "=" * 72
959- thin = "-" * 72
960- kit = get_broadcast_kit(target_key, slug_match=slug_match)
--
972- print(" 4. preview Run knowledge graph, hubs, llms.txt & post_nav")
973- print(" 5. publish \"msg\" Commit + push trimnoir, sync GDocs & auto-ping wire")
974- print(" 6. tweet 📋 Copy X.com Promo Tweet (canonical URL + tags)")
975: print(" 7. linkedin 📋 Copy LinkedIn Promo Post (imprint + TL;DR + URL)")
976- print(" 8. fb 📋 Copy Facebook MikeLevinux Post (plain text + OG URL)")
977- print(" 9. ytpebble 🪨 Re-run Wayback + IndexNow wire pings (--dry-run)")
978- print(thin)
979- print("PHASE 3: YOUTUBE LIVE CUT-AND-ROLL (Slice VOD Episode on Honeybot)")
980- print(" 9. ytroll stop ⏹️ Stop OBS first so the old VOD keeps its title/thumb")
981- print(" 10. yttitle / ytdesc 📋 Copy Title & Desc -> YT Studio (+ upload yt_thumb_latest.jpg)")
982: print(" 11. ytroll start ▶️ Start OBS stream + ring .reading_trigger (or `ytbell`)")
983- print(thin)
984- print("PHASE 4: LIVE OBSERVATORY & AUDIENCE INTERACTION (While Streaming)")
985- print(" 12. ytstatus 📡 Check Honeybot OBS PID, port 4455 & timecode")
986- print(" 13. ytwatch 👀 Check live viewers & chat (`ytwatch start|log|status|stop`)")
987- print(" ytlog 📺 Watch live notification stream (`q` or `Ctrl+b d` to exit)")
988- print(" 14. ytsay \"text\" 🎙️ Break in LIVE on-air (`-c \"CARD\"` `-p white_rabbit` `-m IMG`)")
989: print(" ytticker \"text\" 📟 Update 5-row LED side-band (`|` cards, `--scroll`, `--small`, `--reset`)")
990- print(" 15. ytapp / ytvim 🖥️ Project local FastHTML (:5001) or live Vim onto stream")
991- print(" ytmedia <path> 🖼️ Pop up an image or video on Honeybot :10.0 (`ytsay -m`)")
992: print(" 16. ytping \"text\" 📲 Send ntfy.sh push notification to your phone")
993- print(" 17. yttop [N] 📊 Keyless YouTube channel top videos & streams radar")
994- print(" 18. ytoutro 🔊 Hear deploy-standby outro locally (`ytoutro edit|sync|reboot`)")
995- print(" ytbgm [VOL] 🎵 Tune Storytime BGM volume live (`ytbgm 0.35`, `off`, `on`, `status`)")
--
1029- print(kit["tweet"])
1030- print(f"\n{'📋 Copied X.com Promo Tweet to clipboard!' if copied else 'ℹ️ (Non-TTY: printed only)'}")
1031- return 0
1032: if mode == "linkedin":
1033: copied = _copy_to_clipboard(kit["linkedin"])
1034: print(kit["linkedin"])
1035- print(f"\n{'📋 Copied LinkedIn Promo Post to clipboard!' if copied else 'ℹ️ (Non-TTY: printed only)'}")
1036- return 0
1037- if mode in ("fb", "facebook"):
--
1062- print(f" • Live URL : {kit['canonical_url']}")
1063- if yt_thumb:
1064- print(f" • YT Thumb : {yt_thumb} (1280x720 16:9)")
1065: print(" • Quick Copy : tweet | linkedin | fb | yttitle | ytdesc | ytcard (full kit)")
1066- return 0
1067- print(f"\n{bar}")
1068- print(f"📡 GO-GO-GADGET BROADCAST KIT ({Path(kit['path']).name})")
--
1076- print("🐦 X.COM PROMO TWEET (type `tweet` to copy):")
1077- print(kit["tweet"])
1078- print(thin)
1079: print("💼 LINKEDIN PROMO POST (type `linkedin` to copy):")
1080: print(kit["linkedin"])
1081- print(thin)
1082- print("📘 FACEBOOK MIKELEVINUX POST (type `fb` to copy):")
1083- print(kit["fb"])
--
1092- if yt_thumb:
1093- print(thin)
1094- print(f"📺 YT STUDIO THUMBNAIL (1280x720 16:9): {yt_thumb} (Checklist: Upload thumb + Enable DVR)")
1095: print("🎛️ Quick Words: yt (help) | ythero | ytyaml | tweet | linkedin | fb | ytpebble | yttitle | ytdesc | ytfeature | ytcard | yttop | ytoutro | ytreboot | ytsay | ytticker | ytwatch | ytping | ytroll | ytbell | ytstatus")
1096- print(thin)
1097- print(f"🔗 Preview URL: {kit['preview_url']}")
1098- print(f"✏️ Edit Command: vim {kit['path']}")
--
1107-
1108-mode = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else "status"
1109-cfg_path = pathlib.Path.home() / ".config/obs-studio/plugin_config/obs-websocket/config.json"
1110:trig_path = pathlib.Path.home() / "www/mikelev.in/.reading_trigger"
1111-
1112-def load_ws_cfg():
1113- if cfg_path.is_file():
1114- try:
1115: return json.loads(cfg_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
1116- except Exception:
1117- pass
1118- return {}
--
1120-def ws_recv_json(sock):
1121- hdr = sock.recv(2)
1122- if len(hdr) < 2:
1123: raise RuntimeError("EOF reading WS header")
1124- length = hdr[1] & 0x7F
1125- if length == 126:
1126- length = struct.unpack(">H", sock.recv(2))[0]
--
1213-def ring_bell():
1214- ts = str(int(time.time()))
1215- trig_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
1216: trig_path.write_text(ts + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
1217: print(f"🔔 Rang Honeybot .reading_trigger={ts} ({trig_path})")
1218-
1219-def get_obs_pid():
1220- for p in sorted(pathlib.Path("/proc").glob("[0-9]*/cmdline")):
--
1273- cfg["server_enabled"] = True
1274- cfg.setdefault("server_port", 4455)
1275- cfg_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
1276: cfg_path.write_text(json.dumps(cfg, indent=2) + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
1277- print(f"✅ Enabled obs-websocket in {cfg_path} (port={cfg['server_port']})")
1278- launch_env = os.environ.copy()
1279- launch_env.update(saved_env)
--
1305-if mode == "status":
1306- pid = get_obs_pid()
1307- cfg = load_ws_cfg()
1308: trig = trig_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8").strip() if trig_path.is_file() else "absent"
1309- print(f"📡 Honeybot OBS: pid={pid or 'NONE'} | ws_enabled={cfg.get('server_enabled')} | port={cfg.get('server_port', 4455)} | trigger={trig}")
1310- if cfg.get("server_enabled"):
1311- try:
--
1384-p = pathlib.Path.home() / "www/mikelev.in/.live_message"
1385-p.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
1386-tmp = p.with_suffix(".tmp")
1387:tmp.write_text(raw, encoding="utf-8")
1388-tmp.replace(p)
1389-print(f"📡 Live break-in queued on Honeybot: {p}")
1390-'''
--
1393-import base64, pathlib, sys
1394-
1395-action = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else "status"
1396:p = pathlib.Path("/tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt")
1397-if action == "reset":
1398- p.unlink(missing_ok=True)
1399: print("📟 Cleared /tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt (reverted to default LED marquee).")
1400-elif action == "set":
1401- raw = base64.b64decode(sys.argv[2].encode("ascii")).decode("utf-8")
1402- tmp = p.with_suffix(".tmp")
1403: tmp.write_text(raw + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
1404- tmp.replace(p)
1405: print(f"📟 Updated Honeybot #ticker_bar ({p}): {raw}")
1406-else:
1407- if p.is_file():
1408: print(f"📟 Active Honeybot ticker ({p}): {p.read_text(encoding='utf-8').strip()}")
1409- else:
1410: print("📟 Honeybot ticker: DEFAULT_TICKER_MESSAGE active (/tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt absent).")
1411-'''
1412-
1413-
1414:def send_honeybot_ticker(message="", small=False, scroll=False, reset=False, dry_run=False):
1415: """Update, inspect, or reset the live /tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt marquee on Honeybot over SSH."""
1416- import base64
1417- import subprocess
1418- clean = " ".join((message or "").split()).strip()
1419- low = clean.lower()
1420- if reset or low in ("reset", "clear", "default", "off"):
1421- if dry_run:
1422: print("📟 [DRY RUN] Would remove /tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt on Honeybot (reset to default).")
1423- return 0
1424- res = subprocess.run(
1425- ["ssh", HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST, "python3", "-", "reset"],
--
1429- return res.returncode
1430- if not clean or low == "status":
1431- if dry_run:
1432: print("📟 [DRY RUN] Would query /tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt status on Honeybot.")
1433- return 0
1434- res = subprocess.run(
1435- ["ssh", HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST, "python3", "-", "status"],
--
1442- elif scroll and not clean.upper().startswith(("SCROLL:", "MARQUEE:")):
1443- clean = f"SCROLL: {clean}"
1444- if dry_run:
1445: print(f"📟 [DRY RUN] Honeybot ticker payload -> /tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt: {clean!r}")
1446- return 0
1447- b64 = base64.b64encode(clean.encode("utf-8")).decode("ascii")
1448- res = subprocess.run(
--
1616- if not VAULT_ENV_FILE.is_file():
1617- return pairs
1618- try:
1619: for line in VAULT_ENV_FILE.read_text(encoding="utf-8").splitlines():
1620- s = line.strip()
1621- if not s or s.startswith("#") or "=" not in s:
1622- continue
--
1647- os.chmod(VAULT_ENV_FILE, 0o600)
1648- lines = []
1649- if VAULT_ENV_FILE.is_file():
1650: lines = VAULT_ENV_FILE.read_text(encoding="utf-8").splitlines()
1651- escaped = str(value).replace("'", "'\\''")
1652- rendered = f"{name}='{escaped}'"
1653- replaced = False
--
1659- break
1660- if not replaced:
1661- lines.append(rendered)
1662: VAULT_ENV_FILE.write_text("\n".join(lines) + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
1663-
1664-
1665:def send_ntfy_notification(
1666- message,
1667- title="Honeybot Live",
1668- priority="default",
--
1671- init_topic=False,
1672- dry_run=False,
1673-):
1674: """Send a push notification via ntfy.sh (LAN outbound HTTPS POST, zero deps)."""
1675- import secrets
1676- import urllib.error
1677- import urllib.request
--
1680- resolved_topic = f"pipulate-hb-{secrets.token_hex(8)}"
1681- _save_vault_var("PIPULATE_NTFY_TOPIC", resolved_topic)
1682- print(f"🔑 Minted PIPULATE_NTFY_TOPIC in {VAULT_ENV_FILE} (0600)")
1683: print(f"📲 Subscribe in the ntfy phone app to topic: {resolved_topic}")
1684: print(f" (or open https://ntfy.sh/{resolved_topic})")
1685- body = (message or "").strip() or "Ping from Pipulate Prime"
1686- if dry_run:
1687- topic_state = "configured" if resolved_topic else "unconfigured (pass --init to mint)"
1688: print(f"📡 [DRY RUN] ntfy push: topic={topic_state} | title={title!r} | priority={priority} | body={body!r}")
1689- return 0
1690- if not resolved_topic:
1691- print("⚠️ No PIPULATE_NTFY_TOPIC configured in ~/.config/pipulate/.env.")
1692- print(" Mint one and send a test push with: ytping --init 'Hello from Pipulate Prime'")
1693- return 1
1694: url = f"https://ntfy.sh/{resolved_topic}"
1695- safe_title = title.encode("ascii", errors="ignore").decode("ascii").strip() or "Honeybot Live"
1696- req = urllib.request.Request(
1697- url,
--
1708- with urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=10) as resp:
1709- status = getattr(resp, "status", 200)
1710- masked = resolved_topic[:15] + "..." if len(resolved_topic) > 18 else resolved_topic
1711: print(f"🔔 Sent ntfy push (HTTP {status} -> {masked}): [{title}] {body}")
1712- return 0
1713- except urllib.error.URLError as exc:
1714: print(f"❌ ntfy push failed: {exc}")
1715- return 1
1716-
1717-
--
1731-
1732-
1733-def _walk_dicts(node):
1734: """Iterative depth-first walk yielding every dict inside a parsed JSON tree."""
1735- stack = [node]
1736- while stack:
1737- cur = stack.pop()
--
1917- return {
1918- "code": str(data.get("code") or raw_code),
1919- "url": f"https\x3a//discord\x2egg/{raw_code}",
1920: "guild_name": str(guild.get("name") or "Founding 1,000"),
1921- "member_count": members,
1922- "online_count": online,
1923- "goal": DISCORD_FOUNDING_GOAL,
--
2014- """Load persisted ytwatch state from ~/.config/pipulate/ytwatch_state.json."""
2015- if YTWATCH_STATE_FILE.is_file():
2016- try:
2017: data = json.loads(YTWATCH_STATE_FILE.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
2018- if isinstance(data, dict):
2019- return data
2020- except Exception:
--
2029- if last_w > 0 and "last_weebo_trigger" not in state_obj:
2030- state_obj["last_weebo_trigger"] = last_w
2031- CONFIG_DIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
2032: YTWATCH_STATE_FILE.write_text(json.dumps(state_obj, indent=2) + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
2033- except OSError:
2034- pass
2035-
--
2074- repo_root = posts_p.parent
2075- if repo_root.is_dir():
2076- live_file = repo_root / "live_video.json"
2077: old_live = live_file.read_text(encoding="utf-8") if live_file.is_file() else ""
2078- if old_live != live_payload:
2079: live_file.write_text(live_payload, encoding="utf-8")
2080- site_dir = repo_root / "_site"
2081- if site_dir.is_dir():
2082: (site_dir / "live_video.json").write_text(live_payload, encoding="utf-8")
2083- obs_file = repo_root / "_data" / "observatory.json"
2084- if obs_file.is_file():
2085- try:
2086: obs_data = json.loads(obs_file.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
2087- if obs_data.get("yt_live_video_id") != vid:
2088- obs_data["yt_live_video_id"] = vid
2089: obs_file.write_text(json.dumps(obs_data, indent=2) + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
2090- except Exception:
2091- pass
2092- except Exception:
--
2131- "viewers_threshold": "Web Bot Observatory alert. YouTube concurrent viewers reached {count}, meeting the summon threshold of {min_viewers}.",
2132- "viewers_above_2": "Web Bot Observatory alert. YouTube concurrent viewers climbed above two, now at {count}.",
2133- "live_comment": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A new comment was posted on the live stream by {author}.",
2134: "discord_member": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A new founding member joined the Discord server, now at {count} of {goal}.",
2135- "discord_invite": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A visitor just clicked the Discord invite link.",
2136: "src=discord": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from Discord.",
2137: "src=youtube": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from YouTube.",
2138: "src=linkedin": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from LinkedIn.",
2139: "src=fb": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from the Mike Levinux Facebook community.",
2140: "src=facebook": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from the Mike Levinux Facebook community.",
2141: "src=x": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from X dot com.",
2142: "src=twitter": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from X dot com.",
2143: "src=rfc9110": "Web Bot Observatory alert. An engineer just ran the R F C 9110 terminal verification test.",
2144- "default": "Web Bot Observatory notification. {message}",
2145-}
2146-
--
2181-
2182-
2183-def _speak_local_alert(text, enabled=True):
2184: """Speak an alert out loud on Pipulate Prime using Piper TTS after ding.wav."""
2185- if not enabled or not text:
2186- return
2187- import shutil
--
2203- "wav = f'/tmp/pipulate_alert_{os.getpid()}.wav'; "
2204- "subprocess.run([sys.argv[2], '--model', sys.argv[3], '--output_file', wav], "
2205- "input=sys.argv[1].encode('utf-8'), stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL); "
2206: "cmds = (['pw-play', wav], ['paplay', wav], ['aplay', '-q', wav], ['afplay', wav]); "
2207- "play = next((c for c in cmds if shutil.which(c[0])), None); "
2208- "subprocess.run(play, stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL) if (play and os.path.isfile(wav)) else None; "
2209- "os.remove(wav) if os.path.isfile(wav) else None"
--
2226- pass
2227-
2228-
2229:def _play_local_ding(enabled=True, spoken_text=None):
2230: """Play assets/sounds/ding.wav locally on Prime and optionally speak an alert via Piper TTS."""
2231- if not enabled:
2232- return
2233- import shutil
2234- import subprocess
2235- repo_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]
2236: ding_candidates = [
2237: Path.home() / ".local/share/pipulate/ding.wav",
2238: repo_root / "assets/sounds/ding.wav",
2239- ]
2240: sound_path = next((p for p in ding_candidates if p.is_file()), None)
2241- if sound_path:
2242: for player_cmd in (["pw-play"], ["paplay"], ["aplay", "-q"], ["afplay"]):
2243- if shutil.which(player_cmd[0]):
2244- try:
2245- subprocess.Popen(
--
2268- if action == "status":
2269- print(f"📡 ytwatch daemon: {'RUNNING (tmux session: ytwatch)' if is_running else 'STOPPED'}")
2270- if log_path.is_file():
2271: lines = log_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace").splitlines()[-8:]
2272- if lines:
2273- print(f"--- Last {len(lines)} line(s) of {log_path} ---")
2274- for ln in lines:
--
2421- topic=None,
2422- init_topic=False,
2423- notify_once=False,
2424: ding=True,
2425- daemon_action=None,
2426- dry_run=False,
2427-):
--
2441- resolved_channel = _normalize_yt_url(channel or _get_vault_var("PIPULATE_YT_CHANNEL"))
2442- resolved_topic = (topic or _get_vault_var("PIPULATE_NTFY_TOPIC")).strip()
2443- if init_topic and not resolved_topic:
2444: send_ntfy_notification("YouTube Live monitor initialized", init_topic=True, dry_run=dry_run)
2445- resolved_topic = _get_vault_var("PIPULATE_NTFY_TOPIC")
2446- if dry_run:
2447- sample = 'var ytInitialPlayerResponse = {"videoDetails":{"videoId":"test1234567","isLive":true}};'
--
2451- print(
2452- f"📡 [DRY RUN] YouTube Watch: channel={resolved_channel} | min_viewers={YT_VIEWER_ALERT_MIN} | "
2453- f"dwell={YT_VIEWER_ALERT_DWELL}s | discord={DISCORD_INVITE_CODE} (goal={DISCORD_FOUNDING_GOAL}) | "
2454: f"ntfy={t_label} | parser_ok={ok}"
2455- )
2456- return 0 if ok else 1
2457- try:
--
2511- if is_new and not _is_self_chat_author(msg["author"], state.get("author")):
2512- print(f" ↳ Reply on-air: ytsay \"Hey {msg['author']}, thanks for tuning in!\"")
2513- if notify_once and resolved_topic:
2514: _play_local_ding(
2515: ding,
2516- spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE["live_comment"].format(author=msg["author"]),
2517- )
2518: send_ntfy_notification(
2519- f"{msg['author']}: {msg['text']}",
2520- title="💬 Honeybot Live Chat",
2521- priority="high",
--
2574- if len(dwell_window) == 1 and YT_VIEWER_ALERT_DWELL > 0:
2575- print(
2576- f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] ⏳ [VIEWER DWELL] {v_now} watching (min={YT_VIEWER_ALERT_MIN}) — "
2577: f"holding {YT_VIEWER_ALERT_DWELL}s to confirm they stick around...",
2578- flush=True,
2579- )
2580- sustained = _sustained_viewer_count(dwell_window, ts_now, YT_VIEWER_ALERT_DWELL)
--
2592- spoken_v = SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE["viewers_threshold"].format(
2593- count=v_now, min_viewers=YT_VIEWER_ALERT_MIN
2594- )
2595: _play_local_ding(ding, spoken_text=spoken_v)
2596- if resolved_topic:
2597: send_ntfy_notification(
2598- alert_msg,
2599- title="👀 Honeybot Live Viewer",
2600- priority="default",
--
2688- chat_line = f"{msg['author']}: {msg['text']}"
2689- print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] 💬 [CHAT] {chat_line}", flush=True)
2690- print(f" ↳ Reply on-air: ytsay \"Hey {msg['author']}, thanks for tuning in!\"", flush=True)
2691: _play_local_ding(
2692: ding,
2693- spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE["live_comment"].format(author=msg["author"]),
2694- )
2695- if resolved_topic:
2696: send_ntfy_notification(
2697- chat_line,
2698- title="💬 Honeybot Live Chat",
2699- priority="high",
--
2705- diff = cur_comments - prev_comments
2706- c_msg = f"+{diff} new comment(s) on {state['title']} (total: {cur_comments})"
2707- print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] 📝 [COMMENT] {c_msg}", flush=True)
2708: _play_local_ding(
2709: ding,
2710- spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE["live_comment"].format(author="a viewer"),
2711- )
2712- if resolved_topic:
2713: send_ntfy_notification(
2714- c_msg,
2715- title="📝 Honeybot Video Comment",
2716- priority="high",
--
2725- d_diff = cur_disc - prev_discord_members
2726- d_goal = disc_info.get("goal", DISCORD_FOUNDING_GOAL)
2727- d_msg = (
2728: f"+{d_diff} new Founding Member(s) -> {cur_disc}/{d_goal} "
2729- f"(online={disc_info.get('online_count', 0)})"
2730- )
2731- print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] 🟣 [DISCORD +{d_diff}] {d_msg}", flush=True)
2732- _trigger_ytwatch_weebo()
2733: _play_local_ding(
2734: ding,
2735- spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE["discord_member"].format(
2736- count=cur_disc, goal=d_goal
2737- ),
2738- )
2739- if resolved_topic:
2740: send_ntfy_notification(
2741- d_msg,
2742: title="🟣 Honeybot Discord Founding 1,000",
2743- priority="high",
2744- tags="tada",
2745- topic=resolved_topic,
--
2771- max_ref_ts = max(max_ref_ts, rts)
2772- ref_msg = f"Inbound click ({rsrc}) -> {rpath}"
2773- print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] 🔗 [REFERRAL] {ref_msg}", flush=True)
2774: _play_local_ding(ding, spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE[rsrc])
2775- if resolved_topic:
2776: send_ntfy_notification(
2777- ref_msg,
2778- title="🔗 Inbound Social Referral",
2779- priority="high",
--
2940- loop_lines = ()
2941- if stream_path.is_file():
2942- try:
2943: tree = ast.parse(stream_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
2944- for node in tree.body:
2945- if isinstance(node, ast.Assign):
2946- for t in node.targets:
--
2979- check=False,
2980- )
2981- subprocess.run(
2982: ["rsync", "-aq", f"{repo_root}/assets/sounds/tick.wav", f"{HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST}:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/tick.wav"],
2983- check=False,
2984- )
2985- bgm_asset = repo_root / "assets" / "sounds" / "dripulate.wav"
--
3018- kill -KILL "$old" 2>/dev/null || true
3019- fi
3020-done
3021:pkill -9 -f "aplay.*-t raw|honeybot_tts|piper.*output_raw" 2>/dev/null || true
3022-rm -f /tmp/honeybot_tts_*.raw 2>/dev/null || true
3023-pkill -f "/home/mike/www/mikelev[.]in/scripts/logs[.]py" 2>/dev/null || true
3024-pkill -f "tail -f /var/log/nginx/access[.]log" 2>/dev/null || true
--
3064- print("🔇 [DRY RUN] Would stop honeybot-storytime-bgm loop on Honeybot.")
3065- return 0
3066- subprocess.run(
3067: ["ssh", HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST, "pkill -f 'honeybot-storytime-bgm|aplay.*dripulate.wav' || true"],
3068- check=False,
3069- )
3070- print("🔇 Stopped Storytime BGM on Honeybot.")
--
3074- print("🎵 [DRY RUN] Would start/restart honeybot-storytime-bgm loop on Honeybot.")
3075- return 0
3076- remote_cmd = (
3077: "pkill -f 'honeybot-storytime-bgm|aplay.*dripulate.wav' 2>/dev/null || true; "
3078: "nohup sh -c 'while :; do aplay -q -D default \"$HOME/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/dripulate.wav\"; sleep 0.2; done # honeybot-storytime-bgm' "
3079- ">/dev/null 2>&1 &"
3080- )
3081- subprocess.run(["ssh", HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST, remote_cmd], check=False)
--
3083- return 0
3084- if token == "status":
3085- if dry_run:
3086: print(f"🎵 [DRY RUN] Would check BGM status (src={src_wav.is_file()}, asset={dest_wav.is_file()}).")
3087- return 0
3088- res = subprocess.run(
3089- ["ssh", HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST, "pgrep -af 'dripulate.wav' || true"],
--
3128- print(f"❌ rsync to {HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST} failed (exit {rs_res.returncode})")
3129- return rs_res.returncode
3130- subprocess.run(
3131: ["ssh", HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST, "pkill -f 'aplay.*dripulate.wav' || true"],
3132- check=False,
3133- )
3134- print(f"✅ BGM volume set to {vol:g} ({gain_db:+.1f} dB, LPF={int(lpf)}Hz) & hot-swapped live on Honeybot!")
--
3161- cmd = [piper_bin, "--model", str(model_path), "--output_file", str(wav_path)]
3162- try:
3163- if cfg_src.is_file():
3164: cfg_data = json.loads(cfg_src.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
3165- inf = dict(cfg_data.get("inference") or {})
3166- inf["length_scale"] = float(length_scale)
3167- inf["noise_scale"] = float(noise_scale)
3168- inf["noise_w"] = float(noise_w)
3169- cfg_data["inference"] = inf
3170: tmp_cfg.write_text(json.dumps(cfg_data), encoding="utf-8")
3171- cmd.extend(["--config", str(tmp_cfg)])
3172- subprocess.run(
3173- cmd,
--
3196-
3197-def run_honeybot_outro(
3198- action="play",
3199: tick=True,
3200- dry_run=False,
3201- rate=None,
3202- length_scale=None,
--
3293- print(bar)
3294- if dry_run or act in ("show", "text", "print"):
3295- if dry_run:
3296: print(f"🗣️ [DRY RUN] Outro audition ready ({len(all_lines)} spoken segments, tick={tick}).")
3297- return 0
3298- repo_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]
3299- piper_bin = str(repo_root / ".venv/bin/piper")
--
3303- if not piper_bin or not model_path:
3304- print("⚠️ Local Piper TTS model or binary not found; printed text only.")
3305- return 1
3306: play_cmds = (["pw-play"], ["paplay"], ["aplay", "-q"], ["afplay"])
3307- player_base = next((c for c in play_cmds if shutil.which(c[0])), None)
3308- if not player_base:
3309: print("⚠️ No local audio player (pw-play/paplay/aplay/afplay) found.")
3310- return 1
3311: tick_proc = None
3312- active_proc = None
3313- wav_path = Path(f"/tmp/pipulate_outro_{os.getpid()}.wav")
3314: tick_file = repo_root / "assets" / "sounds" / "tick.wav"
3315- print("🔊 Playing standby outro locally on Pipulate Prime (press Ctrl+C to stop)...")
3316- try:
3317: if tick and tick_file.is_file():
3318: tick_cmd_str = " ".join([*player_base, f'"{tick_file}"'])
3319: tick_proc = subprocess.Popen(
3320: ["sh", "-c", f"while :; do {tick_cmd_str} >/dev/null 2>&1; sleep 1; done"],
3321- stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL,
3322- stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
3323- start_new_session=True,
--
3352- active_proc.kill()
3353- except Exception:
3354- pass
3355: if tick_proc is not None:
3356- try:
3357: os.killpg(os.getpgid(tick_proc.pid), signal.SIGKILL)
3358- except Exception:
3359- pass
3360- try:
--
3410- best_active = None
3411- for p in dated[:120]:
3412- try:
3413: head = p.read_text(encoding="utf-8")[:4096]
3414- except OSError:
3415- continue
3416- fm = {}
--
3495- st_json = repo_root / "_data" / "storytime.json"
3496- if st_json.is_file():
3497- try:
3498: cur_st = json.loads(st_json.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
3499- if cur_st.get("filename") == post_path.name:
3500- st_json.unlink()
3501- except Exception:
--
3512- if not _DATED_POST_RE.match(p.name):
3513- continue
3514- try:
3515: head = p.read_text(encoding="utf-8")[:4096]
3516- except OSError:
3517- continue
3518- if not head.startswith("---"):
--
3555- "featured_order": next_order,
3556- "promoted_at": datetime.now().isoformat(timespec="seconds"),
3557- }
3558: st_json.write_text(json.dumps(st_payload, indent=2) + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
3559- if (repo_root / ".git").exists():
3560- subprocess.run(
3561- ["git", "-C", str(repo_root), "add", "--", str(post_path), str(st_json)],
--
3576- add_standard_arguments(parser)
3577- parser.add_argument(
3578- "--broadcast",
3579: choices=("help", "card", "summary", "hero", "yaml", "tweet", "linkedin", "fb", "facebook", "pebble", "title", "desc", "top", "outro", "bgm", "reboot", "feature", "status", "bell", "stop", "start", "roll", "enable-ws", "say", "ticker", "ping", "watch"),
3580- default="card",
3581: help="Print/copy broadcast kit or control Honeybot (help|card|summary|hero|yaml|tweet|linkedin|fb|facebook|pebble|title|desc|top|outro|bgm|reboot|feature|status|bell|stop|start|roll|enable-ws|say|ticker|ping|watch).",
3582- )
3583- parser.add_argument(
3584- "--vod",
--
3594- parser.add_argument(
3595- "--small",
3596- action="store_true",
3597: help="Render #ticker_bar in 1-row small text mode instead of the 5-row full-block LED matrix.",
3598- )
3599- parser.add_argument(
3600- "--scroll",
3601- action="store_true",
3602: help="Render #ticker_bar in continuous horizontal scrolling marquee mode instead of centered flip-cards.",
3603- )
3604- parser.add_argument(
3605- "--reset",
3606- action="store_true",
3607: help="Reset /tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt on Honeybot back to DEFAULT_TICKER_MESSAGE.",
3608- )
3609- parser.add_argument(
3610: "--no-tick",
3611- action="store_true",
3612: help="Disable background tick.wav clock loop during local `ytoutro` audition.",
3613- )
3614- parser.add_argument(
3615- "-s", "--slug",
--
3684- "--priority",
3685- type=str,
3686- default="default",
3687: help="ntfy priority (min|low|default|high|urgent) for --broadcast ping.",
3688- )
3689- parser.add_argument(
3690- "--channel",
--
3695- parser.add_argument(
3696- "--loop",
3697- action="store_true",
3698: help="Continuously poll YouTube Live in --broadcast watch and push ntfy alerts.",
3699- )
3700- parser.add_argument(
3701- "--interval",
--
3706- parser.add_argument(
3707- "--notify",
3708- action="store_true",
3709: help="Send ntfy push on one-shot ytwatch if new chat messages arrived since last check.",
3710- )
3711- parser.add_argument(
3712: "--no-ding",
3713- action="store_true",
3714: help="Disable local ding.wav audio chime on new viewer/chat events.",
3715- )
3716- parser.add_argument(
3717- "--daemon",
--
3774- help="Spoken message words for say, push body for ping, or optional interval/channel for watch.",
3775- )
3776- cli_args = parser.parse_args()
3777: if cli_args.broadcast == "ticker":
3778- msg_text = _read_from_clipboard() if cli_args.clip else " ".join(cli_args.message)
3779- sys.exit(
3780: send_honeybot_ticker(
3781- msg_text,
3782- small=cli_args.small,
3783- scroll=cli_args.scroll,
--
3811- )
3812- )
3813- if not cli_args.dry_run:
3814: _play_local_ding(not cli_args.no_ding, spoken_text=spoken_line)
3815- else:
3816- print(f"🗣️ [DRY RUN] Spoken Piper TTS: {spoken_line!r}")
3817- sys.exit(
3818: send_ntfy_notification(
3819- msg_text,
3820- title=cli_args.title,
3821- priority=cli_args.priority,
--
3852- topic=cli_args.topic,
3853- init_topic=cli_args.init,
3854- notify_once=cli_args.notify,
3855: ding=not cli_args.no_ding,
3856- daemon_action=daemon_act,
3857- dry_run=cli_args.dry_run,
3858- )
--
3907- tokens.pop(0)
3908- custom_say = " ".join(tokens).strip() or "Listen my friends and you shall notice, this article read by a chipmunk voice."
3909- outro_act = "play"
3910: use_tick = not (cli_args.no_tick or cli_args.no_ding or outro_act in ("voice", "notick", "article", "preview") or bool(custom_say))
3911: if outro_act in ("voice", "notick"):
3912- outro_act = "play"
3913- sys.exit(
3914- run_honeybot_outro(
3915- action=outro_act,
3916: tick=use_tick,
3917- dry_run=cli_args.dry_run,
3918- rate=cli_args.rate,
3919- length_scale=cli_args.length_scale,
scripts/articles/wrap_tags.py
11- count = 0
12- for file_path in target_dir.glob("**/*.md"):
13- try:
14: content = file_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
15-
16- # Check for Valid Front Matter
17- if not content.startswith("---"):
--
45-
46- print(f"Wrapping: {file_path.name}")
47- if not dry_run:
48: file_path.write_text(final_content, encoding="utf-8")
49- count += 1
50-
51- except Exception as e:
scripts/articles/extract_404_ghosts.py
18- raw_csv_path = trimnoir_root / '_raw_map.csv'
19- if raw_csv_path.exists():
20- import csv
21: with open(raw_csv_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
22- reader = csv.reader(f)
23- for row in reader:
24- if len(row) >= 1:
--
72-
73- # Execute over SSH
74- cmd = ["ssh", "honeybot", "sqlite3 -header -column ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db"]
75: print("🚀 Uploading repository state and extracting 404 Ghosts...\n", flush=True)
76- result = subprocess.run(cmd, input=dynamic_sql, text=True, capture_output=True)
77-
78- if result.returncode != 0:
--
84- print("\n--- LIST A: THE 404 GHOSTS (Source) ---")
85- print(result.stdout)
86-
87: # Intercept and scrub the SQL output before sending to the LLM
88- for line in result.stdout.splitlines():
89- # Drop Nginx regex, spaces, and trailing semicolons
90- if line.startswith('~^') or ' ' in line or ';' in line:
91- continue
92-
93: # ENFORCE TRAILING SLASH: Only pass URLs ending in '/' to the AI
94- if not line.endswith('/'):
95- continue
96-
scripts/articles/scrub_tags.py
91-
92- for file_path in files_to_process:
93- try:
94: original_content = file_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
95- new_content, counts = scrub_content(original_content)
96-
97- if original_content != new_content:
--
101- print(f" • {rule_name}: {count} instance(s)")
102-
103- if not dry_run:
104: file_path.write_text(new_content, encoding="utf-8")
105- print(f" ✅ Updated {file_path.name}")
106- except Exception as e:
107: print(f"⚠️ Error reading {file_path}: {e}")
108-
109- action = "Would modify" if dry_run else "Modified"
110- print(f"\n✨ {action} {modified_count} file(s).")
scripts/articles/generate_llms_txt.py
39-def build_header(target_key: str, target_config: dict) -> str:
40- """Use the curated static header for Target 1; synthesize a target-aware header for all others."""
41- if str(target_key) == "1" and HEADER_FILE.exists():
42: return HEADER_FILE.read_text(encoding='utf-8').strip()
43-
44- base_url = resolve_base_url(target_config)
45- raw_name = target_config.get('name', 'Site')
--
55- lines.extend([
56- "## Wire-Truth & RFC 9110 Content Negotiation",
57- "This origin supports proactive HTTP content negotiation (RFC 9110 Section 12).",
58: "Automated agents and crawlers may request clean Markdown directly at any canonical URL by sending:",
59- "`Accept: text/markdown`",
60- "",
61- f"- **Canonical Base URL**: {base_url}",
--
83- lines = []
84- for item in metadata:
85- perma = resolve_post_permalink(item, prefix)
86: full_url = f"{base_url}{perma}index.md?src=llms.txt"
87-
88- summary = item.get('shard_sum') or item.get('summary', '')
89- kw_str = f" | KW: {item['shard_kw']}" if item.get('shard_kw') else ""
--
124- f" <url><loc>{base_url}{perma}</loc><lastmod>{mod_date}</lastmod><changefreq>monthly</changefreq><priority>0.8</priority></url>"
125- )
126- return (
127: '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>\n'
128- '<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">\n'
129- + "\n".join(urls)
130- + "\n</urlset>\n"
--
157- payload_content, metadata = build_payload(target_config)
158- final_content = f"{header_content}\n\n{payload_content}\n" if payload_content else f"{header_content}\n"
159-
160: OUTPUT_FILE.write_text(final_content, encoding='utf-8')
161- print(f"✅ Successfully generated: {OUTPUT_FILE}")
162-
163- # 2. Build robots.txt
164: ROBOTS_FILE.write_text(build_robots_txt(target_config), encoding='utf-8')
165- print(f"✅ Successfully generated: {ROBOTS_FILE}")
166-
167- # 3. Build flat sitemap.xml when build_knowledge_graph.py is not in this target's pipeline
--
169- if "build_knowledge_graph.py" not in pipeline:
170- for old_sub in SCRIPT_DIR.glob("sitemap-*.xml"):
171- old_sub.unlink()
172: SITEMAP_FILE.write_text(build_flat_sitemap_xml(target_config, metadata), encoding='utf-8')
173- print(f"✅ Successfully generated flat sitemap: {SITEMAP_FILE} ({len(metadata)} post(s))")
174-
175-
scripts/articles/build_navgraph.py
34- return pd.DataFrame()
35-
36- files = list(context_dir.glob("*.json"))
37: print(f"💎 Loading {len(files)} shards from {context_dir}...")
38-
39- for f in files:
40- try:
41: with open(f, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
42- data = json.load(file)
43-
44- md_path = posts_dir / f"{f.stem}.md"
--
66- })
67-
68- except Exception as e:
69: print(f"⚠️ Error loading {f.name}: {e}")
70-
71- return pd.DataFrame(shards)
72-
--
77- if not velocity_file.exists():
78- return {}
79- try:
80: with open(velocity_file, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
81- data = json.load(f)
82- slug_map = {}
83- for key, metrics in data.items():
--
93- files = list(directory.glob("*bulk_us*.csv"))
94- if not files: return {}
95- latest_file = max(files, key=lambda f: f.stat().st_mtime)
96: print(f"💰 Loading market data from: {latest_file.name}")
97- try:
98- df = pd.read_csv(latest_file)
99- market_map = {}
--
124- score = freq * np.log1p(vol)
125- scored_candidates.append((kw, score))
126-
127: # Sort by score descending
128- scored_candidates.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
129- return scored_candidates
130-
--
142-
143- # 0. SORT BY CLICKS
144- df['sort_clicks'] = df['id'].apply(lambda x: velocity_data.get(re.sub(r'^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}-', '', x), {}).get('total_clicks', 0))
145: df = df.sort_values(by='sort_clicks', ascending=False)
146-
147- # 1. STOP CONDITION
148- if len(df) <= TARGET_BRANCHING_FACTOR + GOLD_PAN_SIZE:
--
258- "blurb": "Welcome to the knowledge graph."
259- }
260-
261: print(f"🧠 Building NavTree for {len(df)} articles...")
262- recursive_cluster_tree(df, nav_tree, 0, market_data, velocity_data)
263-
264: with open(output_file, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
265- json.dump(nav_tree, f, indent=2)
266-
267- print(f"✅ NavGraph generated: {output_file}")
remotes/honeybot/queries/hydration_rate.sql
4--- from the raw trapdoor table either does not execute JavaScript, or was
5--- served markdown and never received the pixel. Only triggers over pages that
6--- ACTUALLY CARRIED the pixel separates those two worlds -- and separating them
7:-- is the entire finding, so a query that cannot do it is not worth running.
8---
9--- BOTH SIDES ARE DRAWN FROM telemetry, NEVER daily_logs. log_request() writes
10--- daily_logs unconditionally but writes telemetry only when the Accept header
--
21--- IDENTITY LIVES IN THE TAIL (conviction 2026-07-31, on this file's FIRST
22--- flight). The original SELECT rendered SUBSTR(ua.value, 1, 60), and the first
23--- sixty characters of a modern bot UA are pure boilerplate: Googlebot, GPTBot,
24:-- OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User all open with an identical
25--- "Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; " prefix and
26:-- diverge only AFTER it. Four distinct ua_ids -- including the single 8.3%
27--- hydrator, the most interesting row on the site -- collapsed into one
28--- indistinguishable label, and eight of twenty rows became unidentifiable.
29--- THE GROUP BY WAS CORRECT AND EVERY NUMBER WAS TRUE; only the RENDER
remotes/honeybot/queries/content_neg_agents.sql
1-SELECT
2- CASE
3: WHEN ua.value LIKE 'Claude-User (claude-code/%'
4: THEN 'Claude-User (claude-code/*; +https://support.anthropic.com/)'
5- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%ShapBot/%'
6- THEN 'Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko); compatible; ShapBot/0.1.0 (+https://parallel.ai)'
7- WHEN ua.value LIKE '%KeenableBot/%'
--
36-JOIN accept_headers ah ON t.accept_id = ah.id
37-WHERE t.served_md = 1
38- AND ah.value LIKE '%text/markdown%'
39: AND p.value LIKE '%src=content_neg%'
40- AND i.value NOT LIKE '127.%'
41- AND i.value NOT LIKE '10.%'
42- AND i.value NOT LIKE '192.168.%'
--
52- AND ua.value NOT LIKE '%Bot%'
53- AND ua.value NOT LIKE '%Spider%'
54- AND ua.value NOT LIKE '%Crawler%'
55: AND ua.value NOT LIKE '%Claude%'
56- AND (
57- ua.value LIKE '%Windows NT%' OR
58- ua.value LIKE '%Macintosh%' OR
scripts/articles/sanitize_redirects.py
2-"""
3-Sanitizes the Nginx _redirects.map file.
4-Ensures valid syntax, escapes danger, deduplicates, and enforces semicolons.
5:Drops offending lines entirely to prevent Nginx reload failures.
6-"""
7-
8-import sys
--
17-
18- print(f"🧹 Sanitizing Nginx map: {filepath.name}...")
19-
20: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
21- lines = f.readlines()
22-
23- clean_lines = []
--
70- clean_lines.append(f" {source} {target}\n")
71-
72- if dropped_count > 0 or fixed_count > 0:
73: with open(filepath, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
74- f.writelines(clean_lines)
75- print(f"✅ Sanitization complete. Fixed {fixed_count} lines. Dropped {dropped_count} invalid lines.")
76- else:
remotes/honeybot/queries/markdown_routing_metrics.sql
1-SELECT
2- CASE
3: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=content_neg%' THEN 'content_neg (HTTP Accept Header)'
4: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=link+rel%' THEN 'link+rel (HTML Head Discovery)'
5: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=llms.txt%' THEN 'llms.txt (Direct Agent Map)'
6: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=a+href%' THEN 'a+href (Standard Hyperlink)'
7- ELSE 'Unknown/Unattributed'
8- END as ingestion_method,
9- SUM(t.count) as total_reads,
--
11- COUNT(DISTINCT t.ua_id) as unique_agents
12-FROM telemetry t
13-JOIN paths p ON t.path_id = p.id
14:WHERE p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%'
15-GROUP BY ingestion_method
16-ORDER BY total_reads DESC;
scripts/articles/publishizer.py
12-def brand_markdown_files(target_path, verbose=False):
13- """Sweeps the posts directory and swaps **MikeLev.in**: for the semantic brand."""
14- if verbose:
15: print("\n--- 🏷️ Branding Markdown Files ---")
16- count = 0
17- # Search all markdown files in the target directory
18- for md_file in target_path.glob("*.md"):
19: content = md_file.read_text(encoding='utf-8')
20- if "**MikeLev.in**:" in content:
21- content = content.replace("**MikeLev.in**:", "**MikeLev.in**:")
22: md_file.write_text(content, encoding='utf-8')
23- count += 1
24-
25- if count > 0:
26: print(f"🏷️ Applied semantic branding to {count} file(s).")
27- elif verbose:
28- print("✅ All files are perfectly branded.")
29-
--
286- data_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
287- obs_file = data_dir / "observatory.json"
288- new_json = json.dumps(payload, indent=2) + "\n"
289: old_json = obs_file.read_text(encoding="utf-8") if obs_file.exists() else ""
290- if new_json != old_json:
291: obs_file.write_text(new_json, encoding="utf-8")
292- index_file = repo_root / "index.md"
293- if index_file.exists():
294: idx_text = index_file.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
295- banner = (
296- "<!-- START_OBSERVATORY_METRICS -->\n"
297- '<div class="observatory-kpi-bar" role="region" aria-label="Live Web Bot AI Observatory Telemetry">\n'
--
317- ' <line x1="300" y1="2" x2="300" y2="12" stroke="rgba(255,255,255,0.22)" stroke-width="1"></line>\n'
318- f' <rect x="0" y="4" width="{max(4.0, md_horizon_x)}" height="6" rx="3" fill="#06b6d4"></rect>\n'
319- f' <circle cx="{max(4.0, md_horizon_x)}" cy="7" r="3.8" fill="#22d3ee" stroke="#0d1117" stroke-width="1.2"></circle>\n'
320: ' <text x="0" y="20" class="kpi-tick">0%</text>\n'
321: ' <text x="92" y="20" class="kpi-tick">0.25%</text>\n'
322: ' <text x="192" y="20" class="kpi-tick">0.50%</text>\n'
323: ' <text x="292" y="20" class="kpi-tick">0.75%</text>\n'
324: ' <text x="380" y="20" class="kpi-tick">1.0%</text>\n'
325- ' </svg>\n'
326: f' <div class="kpi-lbl"><strong>🧠 RFC 9110 <code>Accept: text/markdown</code> Horizon:</strong> Share of all ~1.58M origin HTTP responses served as Markdown (never % of User-Agents) on our way to a 1.0% adoption milestone — led by ExaSearchBot ({exa_md_val:,}), ShapBot ({shap_md_val:,}), and Claude-User ({claude_md_val:,}).</div>\n'
327- ' </div>\n'
328- ' <div class="kpi-card">\n'
329- ' <div class="kpi-top">\n'
--
338- ' <line x1="300" y1="2" x2="300" y2="12" stroke="rgba(255,255,255,0.22)" stroke-width="1"></line>\n'
339- f' <rect x="0" y="4" width="{max(4.0, js_horizon_x)}" height="6" rx="3" fill="#f59e0b"></rect>\n'
340- f' <circle cx="{max(4.0, js_horizon_x)}" cy="7" r="3.8" fill="#fbbf24" stroke="#0d1117" stroke-width="1.2"></circle>\n'
341: ' <text x="0" y="20" class="kpi-tick">0%</text>\n'
342: ' <text x="90" y="20" class="kpi-tick">1.25%</text>\n'
343: ' <text x="190" y="20" class="kpi-tick">2.50%</text>\n'
344: ' <text x="290" y="20" class="kpi-tick">3.75%</text>\n'
345: ' <text x="378" y="20" class="kpi-tick">5.0%</text>\n'
346- ' </svg>\n'
347: f' <div class="kpi-lbl"><strong>⚡ JavaScript DOM Hydration Trapdoor:</strong> Share of all {eligible_html_m} HTML page responses that <em>could</em> hydrate the DOM (because they received our 800ms <code>js_confirm.gif</code> script) that actually executed client-side JS — led by meta-externalagent ({meta_js_val:,}), OAI-SearchBot ({oai_js_val:,}), Cloud Chrome/Edge ({cloud_js_val:,}), GPTBot ({gpt_js_val:,}), and ClaudeBot (159).</div>\n'
348- ' </div>\n'
349- ' </div>\n'
350- '</div>\n'
--
357- flags=re.DOTALL,
358- )
359- if n and new_idx != idx_text:
360: index_file.write_text(new_idx, encoding="utf-8")
361- if (repo_root / ".git").exists():
362- stage_obs = ["_data/observatory.json", "index.md"]
363- if (repo_root / "live_video.json").is_file():
--
374-BRAIN_CACHE_DIR = Path.home() / ".cache" / "pipulate"
375-BRAIN_ZIP_PATH = BRAIN_CACHE_DIR / "brain.zip"
376-BRAIN_META_PATH = BRAIN_CACHE_DIR / "brain.meta.json"
377:_TRACER_DYE_RE = re.compile(r"\?src=(?:llms\.txt|a\+href|link\+rel|content_neg)\b")
378-
379-
380-def build_brain_archive(target_key, target_path, verbose=False):
--
396- sig = {"md_count": len(mds), "shard_count": len(shards), "max_mtime_ns": max_mtime, "total_bytes": total_bytes}
397- if BRAIN_ZIP_PATH.is_file() and BRAIN_META_PATH.is_file():
398- try:
399: if json.loads(BRAIN_META_PATH.read_text(encoding="utf-8")) == sig:
400- if verbose:
401- print(f"✅ 2nd Brain archive already current: {BRAIN_ZIP_PATH}")
402- return BRAIN_ZIP_PATH
--
406- tmp_zip = BRAIN_ZIP_PATH.with_suffix(".zip.tmp")
407- with zipfile.ZipFile(tmp_zip, "w", compression=zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED, compresslevel=6) as zf:
408- for md in mds:
409: raw_text = md.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace")
410- clean_text = _TRACER_DYE_RE.sub("", raw_text)
411- zf.writestr(f"_posts/{md.name}", clean_text.encode("utf-8"))
412- for sh in shards:
413- zf.write(sh, arcname=f"_posts/_context/{sh.name}")
414- tmp_zip.replace(BRAIN_ZIP_PATH)
415: BRAIN_META_PATH.write_text(json.dumps(sig, indent=2) + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
416- mb = BRAIN_ZIP_PATH.stat().st_size / (1024 * 1024)
417- print(f"🧠 Built 2nd Brain archive: {BRAIN_ZIP_PATH} ({len(mds):,} posts, {len(shards):,} shards, {mb:.1f} MB)")
418- return BRAIN_ZIP_PATH
scripts/articles/generate_post_nav.py
76- metadata = lsa.get_holographic_article_data(str(posts_dir)) # newest-first
77- if not metadata:
78- data_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
79: output_file.write_text(json.dumps({"_meta": {"total": 0}}, indent=1) + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
80- print(f"ℹ️ 0 articles under {posts_dir}; wrote empty {output_file}.")
81- return
82-
--
91- # a file that does not own Jekyll's routing.
92- # So: do not pick a winner blind. Make the branch speak. Silence means
93- # every post carried its own permalink and the disagreement never fired,
94: # which is the reading that decides whether a fix is owed at all.
95- unlinked = [i["filename"] for i in metadata if not str(i.get("permalink") or "").strip()]
96- if unlinked:
97- print(f"⚠️ {len(unlinked)} post(s) have no frontmatter permalink; their nav keys are GUESSED as /<slug>/.")
--
105-
106- payload = {"_meta": {"total": len(metadata)}, **nav}
107- data_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
108: with open(output_file, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f:
109- json.dump(payload, f, indent=1, ensure_ascii=False, sort_keys=True)
110- f.write("\n")
111-
scripts/articles/lsa.py
35- _TIKTOKEN = False
36- if _TIKTOKEN:
37- try:
38: encoding = _TIKTOKEN.encoding_for_model(model)
39: return len(encoding.encode(text))
40- except Exception:
41- return len(text.split())
42- return len(text.split())
--
99- self.misses = 0
100- if cache_file.exists():
101- try:
102: with open(cache_file, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as cf:
103- self.table = json.load(cf)
104- except Exception:
105- self.table = {}
--
122- return
123- try:
124- self.cache_file.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
125: with open(self.cache_file, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as cf:
126- json.dump(self.table, cf, indent=2)
127- except Exception:
128- pass
--
198- 1,3,5 a list, in the order written
199- 2-4 an inclusive range over numeric keys, clipped to keys that exist
200- 1-3,5 both
201: all * : every key, numeric keys ascending, then the rest
202- grim a NAME: the blog whose alias in blogs.json reads grim
203- grim,vault names and numbers mix freely; a refusal prints both
204: Surrounding brackets are stripped, so a quoted '[1,3]' or '[:]' reads
205- the same as the bare spelling. A Python slice is refused on purpose:
206- keys are 1-based NAMES, so '[1:4]' would mean blogs 1-3 to one reader
207- and 2-4 to another, and a grammar that needs the reader to decide is a
--
222- # A number is a position, and positions move when a blog is added,
223- # retired or renumbered; the alias each blog declares in blogs.nix is
224- # the one spelling that follows the blog. Every refusal prints both, so
225: # a wrong guess teaches the map instead of hiding it.
226- key_to_alias = {}
227- for key in all_keys:
228- alias = str((targets[key] or {}).get('alias') or '').strip().lower()
--
265-def fast_get_sort_order(filepath):
266- """Reads only the YAML frontmatter to extract sort_order extremely fast."""
267- try:
268: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
269- first_line = f.readline()
270- if not first_line.startswith('---'):
271- return 0, ''
--
411- if not json_path.exists():
412- return
413- try:
414: with open(json_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as jf:
415- shard = json.load(jf)
416- except Exception:
417- return
--
432- consumers (e.g. --stdin round-trips) skip them cleanly.
433- """
434- try:
435: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
436- lines = f.read().split('\n')
437- except Exception:
438- return
--
485- parser.add_argument('--top', type=int, default=None, metavar='N', help="Limit output to the first N results (after sorting)")
486- parser.add_argument('--last', type=int, default=None, metavar='N', help="Keep only the N most recent articles (chronologically), preserving display order")
487- parser.add_argument('--match', type=str, default=None, metavar='TERMS', help="Filter articles whose filename contains all whitespace-separated terms (case-insensitive)")
488: parser.add_argument('--tokens-under', type=int, default=None, metavar='N', dest='tokens_under', help="Exclude articles with token count >= N (requires reading each file)")
489- parser.add_argument('--fmt', type=str, default='full', choices=['full', 'paths', 'slugs', 'dated-slugs', 'body'], help="Output format: 'full' (default, with comments), 'paths' (bare absolute paths), 'slugs', 'dated-slugs', or 'body' (full article markdown content, defaults to --last 1)")
490- parser.add_argument('--slugs', nargs='+', default=None, metavar='SLUG', help="Select articles by exact slug match (space-separated, no date prefix needed)")
491- parser.add_argument('-v', '--vim', action='store_true', help="Open the selected articles in Neovim/Vim (newest-first in buffer 1 by default so :bn walks back in time like rgx -v; pass -r for oldest-first)")
--
632- # GATED (banked 2026-07-19): silence = all-hits, and that silence is
633- # falsifiable via the warm-run timing receipt (~0.27s warm floor,
634- # CPU-bound: real ≈ user+sys per the 2026-07-19 receipt; the earlier
635: # ~0.13s reading was the unreproduced outlier). Staleness
636- # events self-announce with their exact recount; success says nothing.
637- if fm_memo.misses:
638- print(f"# fm cache: {fm_memo.hits} hits, {fm_memo.misses} misses", file=sys.stderr)
--
683- filtered = []
684- for item in metadata:
685- try:
686: with open(item['path'], 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
687- content = f.read()
688- if count_tokens(content) < args.tokens_under:
689- filtered.append(item)
--
741- cached = token_memo.lookup(path, mtime)
742- if cached is not None and cached[0] > 0:
743- return cached[0], cached[1]
744: with open(path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
745- content = f.read()
746- t_cnt = count_tokens(content)
747- b_cnt = len(content.encode('utf-8'))
--
815- run_tokens += tokens
816- run_bytes += bytes_count
817- shown += 1
818: # .1f kills the misleading [0k]; sub-1k now reads e.g. [ 0.7k].
819- print(f"{item['date']} [{tokens/1000:5.1f}k Σ{run_tokens/1000:8.1f}k] {url_target}", flush=True)
820- else:
821- print(f"{item['date']} [ ? k Σ{run_tokens/1000:8.1f}k] {url_target}", flush=True)
--
833- tokens, bytes_count = _get_metrics(filepath)
834- order = item['sort_order']
835- try:
836: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
837- content = f.read()
838- print(
839- f"# --- START ARTICLE {idx}/{total_items}: {filepath}"
--
847- if idx < total_items:
848- print("", flush=True)
849- except Exception as exc:
850: print(f"# Error reading {filepath}: {exc}", file=sys.stderr)
851- else:
852- for idx, item in enumerate(metadata, start=1):
853- filepath = item['path']
--
882-
883- try:
884- # 1. Fast YAML Extraction
885: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
886- content = f.read()
887-
888- if not content.startswith('---'):
--
906- kw_str, sub_str, sum_str = "", "", ""
907- if json_path.exists():
908- try:
909: with open(json_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as jf:
910- shard = json.load(jf)
911- kw_str = ", ".join(shard.get('kw', []))
912- sub_str = ", ".join(shard.get('sub', []))
scripts/articles/execute_massive_prompt.py
24- print(f"❌ Error: File not found at {prompt_path}")
25- sys.exit(1)
26-
27: print(f"📖 Reading prompt from {prompt_path.name}...")
28- try:
29: with open(prompt_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
30- prompt_content = f.read()
31- except Exception as e:
32: print(f"❌ Error reading file: {e}")
33- sys.exit(1)
34-
35- # Get the API Key using your existing robust method
remotes/honeybot/scripts/card.py
3-🪧 card.py -- Station-break Figlet title card.
4-
5-Renders a large Figlet banner (e.g. "THE ITCH") centered on a transient
6:Alacritty overlay. Used as the leading *label* brush of a station-break bead.
7-
8-The shared conjure_window actuator owns teardown: it kills this process after
9-its `duration`, so this script just renders and idles until dismissed. The
--
56- panel = Panel(
57- Align.center(Text(clean_banner, style="bold bright_cyan")),
58- border_style="bright_cyan",
59: padding=(1, 3),
60- expand=False,
61- )
62- _console.clear()
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
1-#!/usr/bin/env python3
2-"""
3-Sonar V2.5: The Dual-Minded HUD.
4:Tracks both Javascript Execution (Rendering) and Semantic Reading (Source).
5-"""
6-
7-import sys
--
24-
25-# --- Configuration ---
26-STRIP_MOZILLA_PREFIX = False # Set to True to save space in bottom panels
27:HUD_TABLE_ROWS = 12 # Visible data rows in both bottom HUD tables (freed 3 rows for 5-row #ticker_bar)
28-HUD_PANEL_HEIGHT = HUD_TABLE_ROWS + 4 # +4 rows for top border, panel title, header rule, and column headers
29-BOT_IDENTITY_WIDTH = 21 # Emoji (2) + space (1) + 18-char bot name (trims 15 chars for Raw Signature)
30:TICKER_FILE_PATH = "/tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt"
31-CARD_HOLD_TICKS = 56 # 56 * 0.08s = ~4.5s still hold per card (0% CPU during hold)
32-FIRE_TICKS = 12 # 12 * 0.08s = ~0.96s pre-baked PSX DOOM fire sequence
33-CARD_STYLES = ("bold #ffd700", "bold #00ffff", "bold #ffae42")
--
200-
201-
202-def _bake_doom_fire_timeline(led_rows, width: int, base_style: str, effect: str, still_txt: Text, seed: int = 0):
203: """Pre-bake a 56-tick timeline with bilateral PSX DOOM fire (12 entry ticks + 32 still ticks + 12 exit ticks)."""
204- if effect not in ("subtle", "dramatic") or width <= 0 or len(led_rows) != 5:
205- return (still_txt,) * CARD_HOLD_TICKS
206- active_xs = [x for r in led_rows for x, ch in enumerate(r[:width]) if ch == "█"]
--
210- fire_max_x = min(width - 1, max(active_xs) + 2)
211- rng = random.Random(1337 + seed)
212-
213: # 1. ENTRY FIRE (12 ticks): Flames rise from the ember bed and forge/summon the LED card IN
214- fire_in = [0] * (5 * width)
215- entry_frames = []
216- for step in range(FIRE_TICKS):
--
255- grid.append(row_cells)
256- entry_frames.append(_cells_to_rich_text(grid, base_style))
257-
258: # 2. EXIT FIRE (12 ticks): Card catches fire and burns down to rising embers as it goes away
259- fire_out = [0] * (5 * width)
260- exit_frames = []
261- for y in range(5):
--
355- }
356-
357- /* MIDDLE SECTION: Eye-Level Giant 5-Row LED Marquee Ticker (borderless, 100% signage) */
358: #ticker_bar {
359- height: 5;
360- width: 100%;
361- background: #140826;
362- color: #ffd700;
363- text-style: bold;
364: padding: 0 1;
365- overflow: hidden;
366- }
367-
--
370- height: __HUD_PANEL_HEIGHT__;
371- border-top: solid cyan;
372- background: #051515;
373: padding: 0;
374- layout: horizontal; /* Split Left/Right */
375- overflow: hidden;
376- }
--
413- # RichLog handles wrapping and styling natively.
414- # wrap=True ensures lines don't get cut off.
415- yield RichLog(id="log_stream", highlight=False, wrap=True)
416: yield Static("", id="ticker_bar")
417-
418- # --- NEW: The Dual Intelligence Panel ---
419- with Container(id="intelligence_panel"):
--
459- self.start_time = time.time()
460- self.duration_mins = 15
461-
462: self.ticker_offset = 0
463: self.ticker_mtime = None
464: self.ticker_tick_count = 0
465: self.ticker_mode = "billboard" # "billboard" (default still+flip) | "scroll" | "small"
466: self.ticker_raw_text = ""
467: self.ticker_led_rows = ("", "", "", "", "")
468: self.ticker_cards = []
469: self.ticker_card_idx = 0
470: self.ticker_hold_ticks = 0
471: self.ticker_cached_width = 0
472: self.ticker_last_frame = None
473- self.is_fire_burning = False
474: self.pending_log_buffer = deque(maxlen=64)
475: self.pending_table_refresh = False
476- try:
477- self.script_mtime = os.stat(__file__).st_mtime
478- except OSError:
479- self.script_mtime = None
480: self._reload_ticker_source(force=True)
481: self.set_interval(0.08, self.tick_marquee)
482- self.set_interval(1, self.update_countdown)
483- self.set_interval(5, self.refresh_tables)
484-
485- def _rebuild_billboard_cache(self, width: int):
486- """Pre-render 5-row Rich.Text still cards and pre-baked PSX DOOM fire timelines."""
487: self.ticker_cached_width = width
488: card_strings = _split_into_fitting_cards(self.ticker_raw_text, width)
489- raw_rows = [_center_led_rows(cs, width) for cs in card_strings]
490- built = []
491- for idx, cs in enumerate(card_strings):
--
503- "effect": effect,
504- "timeline": timeline,
505- })
506: self.ticker_cards = built
507: self.ticker_card_idx = 0
508: self.ticker_hold_ticks = 0
509: self.ticker_last_frame = None
510- self.is_fire_burning = bool(built and built[0]["timeline"][0] is not built[0]["still"])
511- try:
512: bar = self.query_one("#ticker_bar", Static)
513- if built:
514- first_frame = built[0]["timeline"][0]
515: self.ticker_last_frame = first_frame
516- bar.update(first_frame)
517- except Exception:
518- pass
519-
520-
521-
522: def _reload_ticker_source(self, force=False):
523: """Check /tmp/honeybot_ticker.txt mtime (and logs.py mtime for hot-reload) and rebuild frames when changed."""
524- global DEFAULT_TICKER_MESSAGE
525- if not force and getattr(self, "script_mtime", None) is not None:
526- try:
--
528- if cur_script_mtime != self.script_mtime:
529- self.script_mtime = cur_script_mtime
530- import ast as _ast
531: with open(__file__, "r", encoding="utf-8") as _sf:
532- _tree = _ast.parse(_sf.read())
533- _new_default = None
534- for _node in _tree.body:
--
550- st_mtime = os.stat(TICKER_FILE_PATH).st_mtime if os.path.exists(TICKER_FILE_PATH) else -1.0
551- except OSError:
552- st_mtime = -1.0
553: if not force and st_mtime == self.ticker_mtime:
554- return
555: self.ticker_mtime = st_mtime
556- raw = ""
557- if st_mtime > 0:
558- try:
559: with open(TICKER_FILE_PATH, "r", encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") as tf:
560- lines = [ln.strip() for ln in tf.read().splitlines() if ln.strip()]
561- raw = " | ".join(lines)
562- except OSError:
--
574- elif up.startswith(("BILLBOARD:", "CARDS:", "BIG:", "STILL:")):
575- mode = "billboard"
576- raw = raw.split(":", 1)[1].strip() or DEFAULT_TICKER_MESSAGE
577: self.ticker_mode = mode
578- if mode in ("scroll", "small"):
579- scroll_raw = raw.replace(" | ", " * ")
580- if not scroll_raw.endswith("* "):
581- scroll_raw = scroll_raw.rstrip() + " * "
582: self.ticker_raw_text = scroll_raw
583: self.ticker_led_rows = render_led_3x3(scroll_raw)
584- try:
585: bar = self.query_one("#ticker_bar", Static)
586- preview = scroll_raw.replace(" * ", " · ").strip(" ·")
587- if len(preview) > 110:
588- preview = preview[:107] + "..."
--
590- except Exception:
591- pass
592- else:
593: self.ticker_raw_text = raw
594- try:
595: bar = self.query_one("#ticker_bar", Static)
596- width = max(40, (bar.size.width or 160) - 2)
597- except Exception:
598- width = 160
--
600-
601- def _flush_fire_hold_queues(self, max_lines: int = 12):
602- """Flush deferred log lines in bounded chunks and run deferred table refresh after card paint."""
603: if getattr(self, "pending_log_buffer", None):
604- try:
605- log = self.query_one(RichLog)
606- flushed = 0
607: while self.pending_log_buffer and flushed < max_lines:
608: log.write(self.pending_log_buffer.popleft())
609- flushed += 1
610- except Exception:
611- pass
612: if not getattr(self, "pending_log_buffer", None) and getattr(self, "pending_table_refresh", False):
613- self.refresh_tables()
614-
615: def tick_marquee(self):
616: """Drive #ticker_bar: fast-pathed 4.5s still-card hold with pre-baked DOOM fire frames."""
617: if self.ticker_mode == "billboard" and self.ticker_cards:
618: self.ticker_hold_ticks += 1
619: if self.ticker_hold_ticks < CARD_HOLD_TICKS:
620: cur_card = self.ticker_cards[self.ticker_card_idx % len(self.ticker_cards)]
621- timeline = cur_card.get("timeline")
622- if timeline:
623- still_frame = cur_card.get("still")
624: next_frame = timeline[self.ticker_hold_ticks % len(timeline)]
625: frame_changed = next_frame is not self.ticker_last_frame
626- self.is_fire_burning = (next_frame is not still_frame) or frame_changed
627- if frame_changed:
628: self.ticker_last_frame = next_frame
629- try:
630: self.query_one("#ticker_bar", Static).update(next_frame)
631- except Exception:
632- pass
633: elif not self.is_fire_burning and (self.pending_log_buffer or self.pending_table_refresh):
634- self._flush_fire_hold_queues()
635- return
636: self.ticker_hold_ticks = 0
637: self._reload_ticker_source(force=False)
638-
639: self.ticker_tick_count += 1
640: if self.ticker_mode != "billboard" and self.ticker_tick_count % 10 == 0:
641: self._reload_ticker_source(force=False)
642- try:
643: bar = self.query_one("#ticker_bar", Static)
644- width = max(40, (bar.size.width or 160) - 2)
645- except Exception:
646- return
647-
648: if self.ticker_mode == "billboard":
649: if width != self.ticker_cached_width or not self.ticker_cards:
650- self._rebuild_billboard_cache(width)
651: cards = self.ticker_cards
652- if not cards:
653- return
654: self.ticker_card_idx = (self.ticker_card_idx + 1) % len(cards)
655: next_card = cards[self.ticker_card_idx]
656- first_frame = next_card["timeline"][0] if next_card.get("timeline") else next_card["still"]
657- self.is_fire_burning = first_frame is not next_card.get("still")
658: self.ticker_last_frame = first_frame
659- bar.update(first_frame)
660- return
661- self.is_fire_burning = False
662-
663: if self.ticker_mode == "small":
664: base = self.ticker_raw_text or DEFAULT_TICKER_MESSAGE
665- n = max(1, len(base))
666: off = self.ticker_offset % n
667- repeats = (width // n) + 3
668- doubled = base * repeats
669- win = doubled[off : off + width]
670- bar.update(Text("\n\n" + win + "\n\n", style="bold bright_yellow"))
671: self.ticker_offset = (off + 1) % n
672- return
673-
674: r0, r1, r2, r3, r4 = self.ticker_led_rows
675- if not r0:
676- return
677- n = len(r0)
678: off = self.ticker_offset % n
679- repeats = (width // n) + 3
680- w0 = (r0 * repeats)[off : off + width]
681- w1 = (r1 * repeats)[off : off + width]
--
683- w3 = (r3 * repeats)[off : off + width]
684- w4 = (r4 * repeats)[off : off + width]
685- bar.update(Text(f"{w0}\n{w1}\n{w2}\n{w3}\n{w4}", style="bold #ffd700"))
686: self.ticker_offset = (off + 1) % n
687-
688- def is_spoofed_bot(self, ip_str, ua_str):
689- """True when a request claims Googlebot from outside Google's crawler IP blocks."""
--
828- """Updates both Intelligence tables from DB (deferred while DOOM fire is burning)."""
829- if not db: return
830- if getattr(self, "is_fire_burning", False):
831: self.pending_table_refresh = True
832- return
833: self.pending_table_refresh = False
834- self.spoof_flip = not getattr(self, "spoof_flip", False)
835-
836- # 1. Update JS Executors (Left)
--
934- def stream_logs(self) -> None:
935- hits = 0
936- for line in sys.stdin:
937: wait_ticks = 0
938: while getattr(self, "is_fire_burning", False) and wait_ticks < 16:
939- time.sleep(0.08)
940: wait_ticks += 1
941- clean_line = ANSI_ESCAPE.sub('', line).strip()
942- if not clean_line or " - - [" not in clean_line: continue
943-
--
955- raw_path = data['request'].split()[1] if len(data['request'].split()) > 1 else data['request']
956-
957- # SELECTIVE QUERY STRING PRESERVATION
958: # We keep the ?src= tracking dyes (including social campaign referrals) for attribution
959- if '?' in raw_path:
960- base_path, qs = raw_path.split('?', 1)
961- if qs in (
962: 'src=a+href', 'src=llms.txt', 'src=link+rel',
963: 'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord',
964- ):
965- clean_path = raw_path
966- else:
--
981- # If Nginx served markdown via Content-Negotiation, explicitly tag it
982- if data.get('md') == '1':
983- if clean_path.endswith('/'):
984: clean_path += "index.md?src=content_neg"
985: elif 'src=' not in clean_path:
986: clean_path += "?src=content_neg"
987-
988- clean_sig = self.clean_sig_agent(data.get('sig'))
989- db.log_request(
--
1004- ref_src = 'discord_invite'
1005- elif '?' in clean_path:
1006- _, qs_part = clean_path.split('?', 1)
1007: if qs_part in ('src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord'):
1008- ref_src = qs_part
1009- if ref_src:
1010- import json as _json
1011: with open('/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl', 'a', encoding='utf-8') as rf:
1012- rf.write(_json.dumps({
1013- 'ts': int(time.time()),
1014- 'src': ref_src,
--
1025- def write_log(self, text):
1026- """Write the Rich Text object directly to the RichLog widget (buffered during fire)."""
1027- if getattr(self, "is_fire_burning", False):
1028: self.pending_log_buffer.append(text)
1029- return
1030: if getattr(self, "pending_log_buffer", None):
1031: self.pending_log_buffer.append(text)
1032- self._flush_fire_hold_queues()
1033- return
1034- log = self.query_one(RichLog)
--
1081- if data.get('md') == '1':
1082- text.append("[RFC9110:MD] ", style="bold black on green")
1083- for ref_tag, ref_label in (
1084: ("src=youtube", "YOUTUBE"),
1085: ("src=linkedin", "LINKEDIN"),
1086: ("src=x", "X.COM"),
1087: ("src=twitter", "X.COM"),
1088: ("src=discord", "DISCORD"),
1089- ("/discord", "DISCORD"),
1090- ):
1091- if ref_tag in path:
remotes/honeybot/queries/hydration_selftest.sql
14--- THE CACHING HYPOTHESIS WAS STRUCTURALLY IMPOSSIBLE and this header used to
15--- assert it. _layouts/default.html appends a random query string to the
16--- beacon URL on every page load, so no browser can ever serve it from cache.
17:-- The previous header named caching as "the leading explanation" IN THE SAME
18--- COMMIT as the query written to discriminate between explanations. Do not
19--- write the verdict into the instrument; see THE VERDICT-IN-THE-INSTRUMENT
20--- RULE in foo_files.py.
--
23--- print: default.html fires the pixel on an 800ms setTimeout, deliberately,
24--- to "dodge impatient scrapers." So a nonzero rate proves the agent EXECUTES
25--- JAVASCRIPT *AND* REMAINS ON THE PAGE FOR 800ms. That is a narrower and more
26:-- defensible claim than "runs JS," and it is the leading candidate for the
27--- ~10% gap between a real browser and 100%: pages clicked through faster than
28--- the timer, plus 404s and redirects sitting in the denominator.
29---
--
31--- ceiling is ~89.9%, not 100%, and every agent rate should be read as a
32--- RATIO TO THAT CEILING rather than as an absolute percentage. GPTBot's 8.3%
33--- is ~1 page in 11; meta-externalagent's 0.76% is ~1 in 119. Both are
34:-- SAMPLING, which is the finding.
35---
36--- LAST-INCH NOTE: SUBSTR(ua.value, 1, 55) truncates. Acceptable HERE and only
37--- here, because the question this file asks is "browser or tool," which the
remotes/honeybot/queries/ua_variants.sql
29- WHEN value LIKE '%meta-externalagent%' THEN 'meta-externalagent'
30- WHEN value LIKE '%petalbot%' THEN 'PetalBot'
31- WHEN value LIKE '%gptbot%' THEN 'GPTBot'
32: WHEN value LIKE '%claude%' THEN 'Claude*'
33- WHEN value LIKE '%bingbot%' THEN 'bingbot'
34- WHEN value LIKE '%amazonbot%' THEN 'Amazonbot'
35- END AS family,
remotes/honeybot/queries/intel_markdown_affinity.sql
3--- MARKDOWN AFFINITY RATIO
4--- Raw hit counts favor whoever crawls most often, not whoever wants markdown
5--- most. This normalizes for that: each agent's markdown-serving requests
6:-- (anything tagged with the ?src= tracer dye -- manifest follow, hyperlink,
7--- <link rel>, or content negotiation) as a SHARE of its total traffic.
8--- ============================================================================
9-
--
11-SELECT
12- ua.value AS agent,
13- SUM(l.count) AS total_requests,
14: SUM(CASE WHEN p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%' THEN l.count ELSE 0 END) AS markdown_requests,
15- ROUND(
16: 100.0 * SUM(CASE WHEN p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%' THEN l.count ELSE 0 END)
17- / SUM(l.count), 1
18- ) AS markdown_affinity_pct
19-FROM daily_logs l
--
28-SELECT
29- ua.value AS agent,
30- SUM(l.count) AS total_requests,
31: SUM(CASE WHEN p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%' THEN l.count ELSE 0 END) AS markdown_requests,
32- ROUND(
33: 100.0 * SUM(CASE WHEN p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%' THEN l.count ELSE 0 END)
34- / SUM(l.count), 1
35- ) AS markdown_affinity_pct
36-FROM daily_logs l
remotes/honeybot/queries/hot_404_remaps_top.sql
48- AND LENGTH(p.value) <= 150
49- -- Artifact Filter: Ignore malformed Jupyter/WordPress media paths
50- AND p.value NOT LIKE '%attachment%id%'
51: -- The 80/20 Encoding Filter: Drop URL-encoded noise (assumes canonical exists)
52- AND instr(p.value, '%') = 0
53- -- Asset & Parameter Filters: Drop images and query strings
54- AND instr(p.value, '?') = 0
scripts/articles/generate_ai_context.py
19-AUDIT.md. The script keeps its name so release.py keeps its call.
20-
21-Standalone by design: depends only on lsa.py (already externalized) and the
22:standard library. No common.py coupling, no prompt_foo.py scaffolding to strip.
23-
24-Idempotent: rewrites the index from scratch on every run. Intended as a
25-release-pipeline step so a fresh clone always carries the latest map.
--
179-
180- final = header + "\n" + body + "\n"
181- OUTPUT_FILE.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
182: OUTPUT_FILE.write_text(final, encoding="utf-8")
183- print(f"✅ Wrote {OUTPUT_FILE} ({count} entries, {len(final.encode('utf-8')):,} bytes).")
184-
185-
remotes/honeybot/scripts/routing.py
19- text-style: bold;
20- background: #2a0033;
21- border-bottom: solid magenta;
22: padding: 0 1;
23- }
24-
25- .panel {
--
33- background: #4d004d;
34- color: #ffb3ff;
35- text-style: bold;
36: padding: 0 1;
37- dock: top;
38- }
39-
--
60-
61- # 2. Negotiation Panel
62- with Vertical(classes="panel"):
63: yield Label("🤝 HTTP CONTENT NEGOTIATION (The Loading Dock)", classes="panel_title")
64- yield DataTable(id="table_neg")
65-
66- yield Footer()
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
14-except ImportError:
15- requests = None
16-import subprocess
17:import threading
18-import shutil # <--- Add this import
19-import tempfile # <--- Add this import
20-import queue
--
26-# --- Process Singleton ---
27-STREAM_LOCK_PATH = "/tmp/honeybot-stream.py.lock"
28-_stream_lock_handle = None
29:_shutting_down = threading.Event()
30-_graceful_reboot_requested = False
31-
32-
33-def _reap_orphaned_tts_and_overlays():
34: """Kill any orphaned aplay/piper TTS pipelines and stale /tmp/honeybot_tts_*.raw files."""
35- my_pid = os.getpid()
36- for p in sorted(Path("/proc").glob("[0-9]*/cmdline")):
37- try:
--
42- if "--conjure-media" in raw:
43- continue
44- if (
45: ("aplay" in raw and ("-t raw" in raw or "honeybot_tts" in raw or "tick.wav" in raw or "dripulate.wav" in raw))
46- or ("piper" in raw and "output_raw" in raw)
47- or ("honeybot-storytime-bgm" in raw)
48- or ("honeybot-updating-music" in raw)
--
61- """Ensure only one stream.py process owns the Honeybot visual/audio surface."""
62- global _stream_lock_handle
63-
64: _stream_lock_handle = open(STREAM_LOCK_PATH, "w", encoding="utf-8")
65-
66- try:
67- fcntl.flock(_stream_lock_handle, fcntl.LOCK_EX | fcntl.LOCK_NB)
--
98-SHOW_DURATION_MINUTES = 240 # Minutes for the big logfile stream
99-PITCH_INTERVAL = 600 # Seconds between "Station Identification" (Bumped to 10 mins so it doesn't get repetitive)
100-
101:# Spoken over tick.wav when `publish "msg"` rings .deploy_standby on Honeybot.
102-# Edit with `ytoutro edit` and audition locally on Prime with `ytoutro`.
103-STANDBY_INTRO_LINE = "Receiving updates. A new broadcast is coming up."
104-
105-STANDBY_MAINTENANCE_LINE = (
106: "Minor maintenance is occurring and this article will continue reading in a moment..."
107-)
108-
109-STANDBY_LOOP_LINES = (
--
111- "If you want someone else to hear something totally new along with you, this is when you should forward it to them."
112- "If you get there too soon you might have to wait a bit and hit refresh to see the new live-stream appear, but it will be worth it.",
113- "If you are actually here seeing this live-performance wrapping up at the time of first broadcast, then you are seeing something brand new.",
114: "None of this is trained into the parametric memory of today's frontier models, meaning this is genuinely new information per Claude Shannon's second famous paper, A Mathematical Theory of Communication, in which he would tell you that anything that can be produced by prompting an A I that is built from its existing weights is not information. It is noise.",
115- "This live-broadcast and the articles being read here are not that. "
116- "The author is macheteing his way through the Noosphere of things being experimentally done for maybe the first time ever.",
117- "This is The Signal. "
--
131- loop_lines = STANDBY_LOOP_LINES
132- target = Path(stream_file) if stream_file else Path(__file__).resolve()
133- try:
134: tree = ast.parse(target.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
135- for node in tree.body:
136- if isinstance(node, ast.Assign):
137- for t in node.targets:
--
154- line = STANDBY_MAINTENANCE_LINE
155- target = Path(stream_file) if stream_file else Path(__file__).resolve()
156- try:
157: tree = ast.parse(target.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
158- for node in tree.body:
159- if isinstance(node, ast.Assign):
160- for t in node.targets:
--
167- return line
168-
169-PITCH_TEXT = (
170: "If you are tuning in and wondering what this cascading wall of code is... welcome to Honeybot. "
171- "You are watching the live, real time heartbeat of a web server. Specifically, my personal website, Mike L E V dot eye N. "
172- "Every time a human clicks a link, or an A I bot crawls a page, the server writes a single line of text to a log file. "
173- "What is happening on your screen right now is a technique called tailing. "
174- "The system is just watching the tail end of that text file and updating the screen the millisecond a new line is written. "
175- "I am piping that text through a Python script to color code the patterns so it is easier to read. "
176- "For example, Orange highlights indicate A I agents. "
177: "If you keep your eyes peeled, you might see Anthropic's A I bots drop by. "
178- "They are one of the only user agents out there explicitly negotiating for Markdown files instead of standard HTML. "
179- "I broadcast this for one reason: to educate and demystify. "
180- "When you put your website on a massive, faceless cloud hosting platform, they hide this raw, beautiful data from you. "
--
192-# stream in voice-order. The index resets on process restart (episodic, by
193-# design): whoever tunes in starts the Pipulate story near its top.
194-# The forest roll (station-break beads) now lives in its own data module so it
195:# can be edited without touching this threading-heavy engine. Each bead is an
196-# ordered cue-list in the same SAY/PATRONUS/WINDOW grammar the trees use, played
197-# through the shared dispatch_cue (the cathedral-of-one collapse).
198-sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parent))
--
243- Anchored to perform_show's start_time rather than to a fixed wall-clock
244- epoch ON PURPOSE: a global grid would fire a break within seconds of a
245- stream restart, and the old code's comment says that is exactly what it
246: was avoiding. Absolute derivation, local anchor -- both properties kept.
247- """
248- if now < anchor:
249- return anchor + interval
--
259- check_standby,
260- trigger_is_fresh,
261- check_live_message,
262: has_pending_update,
263- get_featured_article_id,
264- )
265-except ImportError:
266- score = None
267- def check_live_message():
268- return None
269: def has_pending_update():
270- return False
271- def get_featured_article_id():
272- return None
--
369- pass
370-
371-
372:class Narrator(threading.Thread):
373- """The Single Voice of Truth. Consumes text from a queue and speaks it."""
374- def __init__(self):
375- super().__init__()
376- self.queue = queue.Queue()
377: self.stop_event = threading.Event()
378- self.daemon = True
379- # Track the live audio pipeline so interrupt() can kill it mid-sentence.
380: self._proc_lock = threading.Lock()
381: self._play_lock = threading.Lock()
382- self._active_procs = []
383- self._tts_seq = 0
384: self.exclusive_mode = threading.Event()
385-
386- def _cleanup_item(self, item):
387- """Remove any unplayed pre-synthesized .raw file when flushing the queue."""
--
508- conjure_patronus(str(payload))
509- elif isinstance(item, tuple) and item and item[0] == "WINDOW":
510- win_script, win_dur, win_args = item[1]
511: threading.Thread(
512- target=conjure_window,
513- args=(win_script,),
514- kwargs={"duration": win_dur, "args": win_args},
--
516- ).start()
517- time.sleep(0.5)
518- elif isinstance(item, tuple) and item and item[0] == "MEDIA":
519: threading.Thread(
520- target=conjure_media,
521- args=(item[1],),
522- kwargs={"_direct": True},
--
562- )
563- p1.stdout.close()
564- p3 = subprocess.Popen(
565: ["aplay", "-r", str(TTS_SAMPLE_RATE), "-f", "S16_LE", "-t", "raw"],
566- stdin=p2.stdout,
567- stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
568- )
--
582- self._active_procs = []
583-
584- def _play_raw_now(self, raw_path):
585: """Play a pre-synthesized .raw file immediately via aplay and unlink when done."""
586- if not raw_path or not os.path.exists(raw_path):
587- return
588- if self.stop_event.is_set():
--
596- try:
597- with self._proc_lock:
598- p_play = subprocess.Popen(
599: ["aplay", "-r", str(TTS_SAMPLE_RATE), "-f", "S16_LE", "-t", "raw", str(raw_path)],
600- stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL,
601- stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
602- )
--
625-# Initialize Global Narrator
626-narrator = Narrator()
627-
628:class Heartbeat(threading.Thread):
629- """A background thread that queues the time every N seconds."""
630- # CHANGED: Default interval to 90 seconds
631- def __init__(self, interval=90):
632- super().__init__()
633- self.interval = interval
634: self.stop_event = threading.Event()
635- self.daemon = True
636-
637- def run(self):
--
691-
692- time.sleep(5) # Reduced polling frequency
693-
694: narrator.say("Generation timed out. Proceeding with caution.")
695-
696-
697-def conjure_patronus(name, duration=3.5):
--
724- pass
725-
726-
727:# --- The UPDATING Standby Sound (Non-copyright clock tick) ---
728:# Uses the CC0 assets/sounds/tick.wav shipped in the repo and synced via
729-# nixops.sh, replacing the retired copyright-flagged Jeopardy wav.
730-_TICK_CANDIDATES = (
731: Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] / "assets/sounds/tick.wav",
732: Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] / "assets/sounds/tick.wav",
733-)
734-MUSIC_FILE = next((p for p in _TICK_CANDIDATES if p.exists()), _TICK_CANDIDATES[0])
735-MUSIC_MARKER = "honeybot-updating-music"
736-
737-
738-def start_updating_music():
739: """Loop the standby wav in its own PROCESS GROUP. aplay does not loop,
740- and the wav (~30s) is far shorter than the standby window (up to ~4
741- minutes), hence the while-loop shell wrapper -- which is exactly why the
742: group kill matters: kill only the aplay and the shell resurrects it a
743- beat later. The MUSIC_MARKER comment rides the command line so the
744- idempotent pkill backstop can target this loop and ONLY this loop,
745: never the Narrator's own Piper->aplay pipeline."""
746- if not MUSIC_FILE.exists():
747- return None
748- try:
749- return subprocess.Popen(
750: ["sh", "-c", f'while :; do aplay -q -D default "{MUSIC_FILE}"; sleep 1; done # {MUSIC_MARKER}'],
751- stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL,
752- stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
753- preexec_fn=os.setsid,
--
757-
758-
759-def stop_updating_music(proc):
760: """Sharp cut: kill the whole process group (shell + in-flight aplay)."""
761- if proc is None:
762- return
763- try:
--
797- if pid == my_pid:
798- continue
799- raw = p.read_bytes().replace(b"\x00", b" ").decode("utf-8", errors="ignore")
800: if BGM_MARKER in raw or ("aplay" in raw and "dripulate.wav" in raw):
801- try:
802- os.killpg(os.getpgid(pid), signal.SIGKILL)
803- except Exception:
--
819- return None
820- try:
821- _bgm_proc = subprocess.Popen(
822: ["sh", "-c", f'while :; do aplay -q -D default "{bgm_path}"; sleep 0.2; done # {BGM_MARKER}'],
823- stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL,
824- stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
825- preexec_fn=os.setsid,
--
1181- subprocess.run(["wmctrl", *target_flag, "-b", "remove,below,hidden,shaded"], env=env, stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL, check=False)
1182- if pos_x is not None and pos_y is not None:
1183- subprocess.run(["wmctrl", *target_flag, "-e", f"0,{pos_x},{pos_y},{win_w},{win_h}"], env=env, stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL, check=False)
1184: subprocess.run(["wmctrl", *target_flag, "-b", "add,above,sticky"], env=env, stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL, check=False)
1185- if wid:
1186- subprocess.run(["wmctrl", "-i", "-a", str(wid)], env=env, stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL, check=False)
1187- if shutil.which("xdotool"):
--
1426- lock_pid = 0
1427- try:
1428- if os.path.isfile(STREAM_LOCK_PATH):
1429: raw_lp = Path(STREAM_LOCK_PATH).read_text(encoding="utf-8").strip()
1430- if raw_lp.isdigit():
1431- lock_pid = int(raw_lp)
1432- except Exception:
--
1447- if "--conjure-media" in raw:
1448- continue
1449- if (
1450: ("aplay" in raw and ("-t raw" in raw or "honeybot_tts" in raw or "tick.wav" in raw or "dripulate.wav" in raw))
1451- or ("piper" in raw and "output_raw" in raw)
1452- ):
1453- os.kill(pid, signal.SIGSTOP)
--
1473- pass
1474- try:
1475- if os.path.isfile(STREAM_LOCK_PATH):
1476: raw_lp = Path(STREAM_LOCK_PATH).read_text(encoding="utf-8").strip()
1477- if raw_lp.isdigit() and int(raw_lp) not in resumed:
1478- os.kill(int(raw_lp), signal.SIGCONT)
1479- except Exception:
--
1484- if pid in resumed:
1485- continue
1486- raw = p.read_bytes().replace(b"\x00", b" ").decode("utf-8", errors="ignore")
1487: if ("aplay" in raw and ("-t raw" in raw or "honeybot_tts" in raw or "dripulate.wav" in raw)) or ("piper" in raw and "output_raw" in raw):
1488- os.kill(pid, signal.SIGCONT)
1489- except Exception:
1490- continue
--
1523- if not _direct:
1524- try:
1525- self_path = Path(__file__).resolve()
1526: if self_path.is_file() and "--conjure-media" in self_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="ignore"):
1527- sub_cmd = [sys.executable, str(self_path), "--conjure-media", str(target), f"{duration:.1f}"]
1528- if mute:
1529- sub_cmd.append("--mute")
--
1713- #
1714- # Cushion is intentionally smaller than patronus's +20: a Figlet has no
1715- # internal line-length ambiguity to guard against, but a few spare cells
1716: # still keep terminal cell-rounding from wrapping the widest banner row.
1717- # card.py vertically centers the banner, so matching the box height to the
1718- # banner (+ a little) is what makes it sit snug instead of floating in dead
1719- # space.
--
1754- ansi_path = None
1755- if ansi_path and os.path.isfile(ansi_path):
1756- try:
1757: ansi_lines = len(Path(ansi_path).read_text(encoding="utf-8").splitlines())
1758- lines = max(lines, ansi_lines)
1759- except Exception:
1760- pass
--
1832- except Exception:
1833- pass
1834-
1835: th = threading.Thread(target=_run, daemon=True)
1836- th.start()
1837- return _CardHandle(stop_file=stop_file, thread=th)
1838-
--
1845- th = handle.get("thread")
1846- if stop_file:
1847- try:
1848: with open(stop_file, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f:
1849- f.write("done\n")
1850- except OSError:
1851- pass
--
1909- content = content.replace("{CURRENT_ARTICLE}", resolve_current_article_line())
1910- if pace_say:
1911- # Double-buffered synthesis: pre-render the next paragraph while the
1912: # previous paragraph is still playing on aplay, then synchronize on
1913- # the real voice clock so the director never outruns the voice.
1914- raw_path = narrator.prep_raw(content)
1915- if raw_path is not None:
1916- wait_for_voice_or_live_interrupt(env, profile_dir)
1917: if has_pending_update():
1918- narrator._cleanup_item(("RAW", raw_path))
1919- return
1920- narrator.play_raw(raw_path, fallback_text=content)
--
2058- subprocess.run(["pkill", "-f", MEDIA_OVERLAY_MARKER], check=False)
2059- except Exception:
2060- pass
2061: threading.Thread(
2062- target=conjure_media,
2063- args=(msg.get("media"),),
2064- kwargs={"duration": float(msg.get("linger", 8.0))},
--
2105- if patronus_key:
2106- conjure_patronus(patronus_key, duration=hold)
2107- elif media_spec:
2108: threading.Thread(
2109- target=conjure_media,
2110- args=(media_spec,),
2111- kwargs={"duration": hold},
--
2113- ).start()
2114- time.sleep(0.4)
2115- elif window_spec:
2116: threading.Thread(
2117- target=dispatch_cue,
2118- args=("WINDOW", window_spec, env, profile_dir),
2119- kwargs={"pace_say": True},
--
2159- live_msg = check_live_message()
2160- if live_msg:
2161- run_live_message(live_msg, env, profile_dir)
2162: if has_pending_update():
2163- narrator.interrupt()
2164- return
2165- with narrator.queue.all_tasks_done:
--
2271- pass
2272- # Same idempotent backstop for the standby music loop. The marker is
2273- # baked into that loop's sh -c command line, so this cannot touch the
2274: # narrator's own aplay processes -- it only reaps an orphaned jukebox.
2275- try:
2276- subprocess.run(["pkill", "-f", MUSIC_MARKER], check=False)
2277- except Exception:
--
2313- # If the featured Storytime article on disk changed, announce a new
2314- # broadcast and return "BREAKING"; if the featured article is unchanged
2315- # (an aside publish or maintenance push), speak STANDBY_MAINTENANCE_LINE
2316: # over tick.wav and resume the current article at this exact cue.
2317- if check_standby():
2318- standby_intro_line, standby_loop_lines = load_standby_speech()
2319- maintenance_line = load_maintenance_line()
--
2461- time.sleep(5)
2462-
2463- # A publish-triggered restart (the [4/4] kill in flake.nix) births a fresh
2464: # process while .reading_trigger is still warm. Lead the very first cycle with
2465- # the newest article -- the breaking path Probe 2 already validated end to end --
2466- # instead of the cold "Greetings, entity" preamble. If content_loader failed to
2467- # import, score is None and the conditional short-circuits to False before
--
2525- _reap_orphaned_tts_and_overlays()
2526- atexit.register(_reap_orphaned_tts_and_overlays)
2527- narrator.start()
2528: director = threading.Thread(target=start_director_track, daemon=True)
2529- director.start()
2530-
2531- # --- THE SHOW SEQUENCE ---
--
2547- # run_tui_app("education.py", duration=0.5) # 30 seconds
2548- #
2549- # # Scene: Semantic Routing
2550: # # narrator.say("Analyzing ingestion vectors. Who is using the front door, and who found the loading dock?")
2551- # run_tui_app("routing.py", duration=0.5) # 30 seconds
2552- #
2553- # # Scene: The Radar (Intelligence)
remotes/honeybot/scripts/test_forest.py
4-
5-WHAT THIS IS
6- A local sandbox for iterating on forest.py (the station-break "beads")
7: without touching the audio bus, the threading engine, or X11.
8-
9-THE DISCIPLINE THIS FILE ENCODES (read before "fixing" it)
10- 1. PROBE BEFORE PATCH. This file exists because one cheap probe
--
20- "is alacritty here?" becomes irrelevant.
21- 3. IMPORT DATA, NOT ENGINES. We import forest.STATION_SEGMENTS (inert
22- data) and ascii_displays.figurate (pure rendering). We do NOT import
23: stream.py, which would drag in requests, threading, and an
24- instantiated Narrator just to scrounge two functions.
25- 4. NO SILENT FAILURES. There are zero subprocesses below. If you ever add
26- one, point its stderr at THIS terminal, never at DEVNULL -- a swallowed
--
93- Mirrors card.py's CONTENT without its screen-clear: card.py calls
94- console.clear(), which on the real stage wipes the terminal for a clean
95- popup. In a scrolling test log that would erase the very output we are
96: reading, so we render the figlet directly and leave the log intact.
97- """
98- try:
99- from pyfiglet import Figlet
remotes/honeybot/scripts/education.py
18- text-style: bold;
19- background: #002200;
20- border-bottom: solid cyan;
21: padding: 0 1;
22- }
23-
24- .panel {
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
698- locations."= /brain.zip" = {
699- extraConfig = "alias /home/mike/www/qamy.ai/brain.zip;";
700- };
701: # THE DISCORD DOOR: logs a first-party wire receipt before 302-redirecting to the Founding 1,000 invite
702- locations."= /discord" = {
703- return = "302 https://" + "discord" + ".gg/YVsBnxuHBt";
704- };
--
745- # The Broadcast Studio
746- obs-studio
747- pavucontrol # Essential for routing audio (PulseAudio Volume Control)
748: alsa-utils # Essential for CLI audio playback (aplay)
749-
750- xfce.xfce4-session
751- xfce.xfce4-terminal
--
774-
775- mkdir -p "$MODEL_DIR"
776- if [ ! -f "$MODEL_DIR/$MODEL_NAME" ]; then
777: echo "📥 Downloading voice model..."
778- ${pkgs.curl}/bin/curl -L -o "$MODEL_DIR/$MODEL_NAME" "$URL_BASE/$MODEL_NAME?download=true"
779- ${pkgs.curl}/bin/curl -L -o "$MODEL_DIR/$JSON_NAME" "$URL_BASE/$JSON_NAME?download=true"
780- fi
--
851- sleep 0.2
852-
853- # Play Audio (Blocking - The Timer)
854: ${pkgs.alsa-utils}/bin/aplay -r 22050 -f S16_LE -t raw "$CACHE_DIR/$key.raw" 2>/dev/null
855-
856- # Scene Over. KILL THE CHILDREN.
857- # This kills any process whose Parent Process ID (PPID) is our background shell
--
912-
913- # 2. Fetch if missing
914- if [ ! -f "$MODEL_DIR/$MODEL_NAME" ]; then
915: echo "📥 Downloading voice model (One-time setup)..."
916- ${pkgs.curl}/bin/curl -L -o "$MODEL_DIR/$MODEL_NAME" "$URL_BASE/$MODEL_NAME?download=true"
917- ${pkgs.curl}/bin/curl -L -o "$MODEL_DIR/$JSON_NAME" "$URL_BASE/$JSON_NAME?download=true"
918- fi
remotes/honeybot/scripts/radar.py
22- text-style: bold;
23- background: #002200;
24- border-bottom: solid green;
25: padding: 0 1;
26- }
27-
28- .panel {
--
36- background: #004400;
37- color: #00ff00;
38- text-style: bold;
39: padding: 0 1;
40- dock: top;
41- }
42-
remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html
5-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
6-<title>GuerillaTech (guerillatech.com): Nix vs. Docker for DIY Home-Hosting</title>
7-<style>
8: body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
9: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
10: blockquote { margin: 1.5rem 0; padding-left: 1rem; border-left: 3px solid #ccc; color: #444; }
11-</style>
12-</head>
13-<body>
remotes/honeybot/scripts/report.py
26- text-style: bold;
27- background: #002200;
28- border-bottom: solid green;
29: padding: 0 1;
30- }
31-
32- .section {
33- height: 1fr;
34- border: solid purple;
35- margin: 0 0 1 0;
36: /* Removed overflow: auto from here to keep label sticky */
37- }
38-
39- /* New container specifically for the table scrolling */
--
52- background: #002200;
53- color: #00ff00;
54- text-style: bold;
55: padding: 0 1;
56- dock: top; /* Ensure it stays at the top */
57- width: 100%;
58- }
remotes/honeybot/www/levinix.org/index.md
6-
7-# Levinix: Write Once, Run Anywhere Without Electron
8-
9:> **RFC 9110 Content Negotiation Active**: You are reading the clean Markdown specification of `https://levinix.org/` served via `Accept: text/markdown` (`Vary: Accept`). Terminal clients (`curl`/`wget`) receive the installer script; browsers receive HTML.
10-
11-## 1. Why Levinix Exists (From `LPvg` to `NPvg`)
12-
remotes/honeybot/scripts/bot_intel.json
17- "Barkrowler": "Other",
18- "Bytespider": "ByteDance",
19- "CCBot": "Other",
20: "ChatGPT-User": "OpenAI",
21: "ChatGPT": "OpenAI",
22: "ClaudeBot": "Anthropic",
23: "Claude-User": "Anthropic",
24: "Claude": "Anthropic",
25- "DataForSeoBot": "SEO Tool",
26- "DotBot": "SEO Tool",
27- "DuckAssistBot": "Search",
--
37- "LinkupBot": "Other",
38- "LinkedInBot": "LinkedIn",
39- "MJ12bot": "SEO Tool",
40: "OAI-SearchBot": "OpenAI",
41- "Perplexity": "Perplexity",
42- "PetalBot": "Search",
43- "Photon": "Other",
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md
1-# RFC 9110 (rfc9110.org): Proactive Content Negotiation for the Semantic Internet
2-
3:You are reading the `text/markdown` representation of this resource, served via **RFC 9110 Section 12 (HTTP Semantics: Content Negotiation)** from the same canonical URI that serves HTML to web browsers and a Nix bootstrap script to `curl`.
4-
5-Test the response headers in your terminal:
6-
remotes/honeybot/www/levinix.org/index.html
6-<title>Levinix: The Nix Flake Magic-Cookie Bootstrap (NPvg)</title>
7-<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown" href="https://levinix.org/index.md" title="Levinix Markdown Specification (RFC 9110)" />
8-<style>
9: body { max-width: 44rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.55 Georgia, serif; color: #e5e7eb; background: #111111; }
10- h1, h2 { color: #f8fafc; }
11: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #1e293b; color: #38bdf8; border-radius: 6px; overflow-x: auto; }
12: code { background: #1e293b; color: #38bdf8; padding: 0.1rem 0.3rem; border-radius: 4px; }
13- a { color: #22d3ee; }
14-</style>
15-</head>
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html
5-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
6-<title>RFC 9110 (rfc9110.org): Proactive Content Negotiation for the Semantic Internet</title>
7-<style>
8: body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
9: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
10: blockquote { margin: 1.5rem 0; padding-left: 1rem; border-left: 3px solid #ccc; color: #444; }
11-</style>
12-</head>
13-<body>
remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
5-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
6-<title>Sun Pug (sunpug.io): The Software Von Neumann Probe & True WORA</title>
7-<style>
8: body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
9: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
10: blockquote { margin: 1.5rem 0; padding-left: 1rem; border-left: 3px solid #ccc; color: #444; }
11-</style>
12-</head>
13-<body>
--
29- <li><code>p</code> (<code>prompt</code>) — capture your question from the clipboard.</li>
30- <li><code>c</code> (<code>compile</code>) — bundle your files, live receipts, and discussion history into your clipboard while sealing a verifiable SHA-256 archive deed on disk.</li>
31-</ul>
32:<p>Paste that compiled payload into any model—Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or a local LLM—and own your transcript for life.</p>
33-<p><a href="https://mikelev.in/">The book this grew out of</a> · <a href="https://qamy.ai/">QA My AI</a> · <a href="https://npvg.org/">NPvg</a> · <a href="https://levinix.org/">Levinix</a> · <a href="https://guerillatech.com/">GuerillaTech</a> · <a href="https://rfc9110.org/">RFC 9110</a> · <a href="https://rfc9111.io/">RFC 9111</a> · <a href="https://pipulate.com/">Pipulate</a></p>
34-</body>
35-</html>
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html
5-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
6-<title>RFC 9111 (rfc9111.io): Retiring Wasteful Pre-Render Solutions with HTTP Caching</title>
7-<style>
8: body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
9: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
10: blockquote { margin: 1.5rem 0; padding-left: 1rem; border-left: 3px solid #ccc; color: #444; }
11-</style>
12-</head>
13-<body>
--
20-<h2>Why Bimodal Edge Caching Beats Dynamic Pre-Rendering</h2>
21-<ul>
22- <li><strong>Zero Headless-Browser Compute Tax</strong> — static HTML and static Markdown sit side-by-side in edge RAM, partitioned cleanly by <code>Vary: Accept, User-Agent</code>.</li>
23: <li><strong>Zero Cloaking Liability</strong> — every representation is declared openly in standard HTTP response headers rather than hiding behind brittle user-agent sniffing middleware.</li>
24: <li><strong>Instant Time-to-First-Byte for AI Grounding</strong> — RAG and search agents receive compact Markdown in milliseconds instead of waiting for a headless browser spin-up.</li>
25-</ul>
26-<p><a href="https://mikelev.in/">The book this grew out of</a> · <a href="https://rfc9110.org/">RFC 9110 Semantics</a> · <a href="https://sunpug.io/">Sun Pug</a> · <a href="https://qamy.ai/">QA My AI</a> · <a href="https://npvg.org/">NPvg</a> · <a href="https://levinix.org/">Levinix</a> · <a href="https://guerillatech.com/">GuerillaTech</a> · <a href="https://pipulate.com/">Pipulate</a></p>
27-</body>
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md
13-## Why Bimodal Edge Caching Beats Dynamic Pre-Rendering
14-
15-- **Zero Headless-Browser Compute Tax** — static HTML and static Markdown sit side-by-side in edge RAM, partitioned cleanly by `Vary: Accept, User-Agent`.
16:- **Zero Cloaking Liability** — every representation is declared openly in standard HTTP response headers rather than hiding behind brittle user-agent sniffing middleware.
17:- **Instant Time-to-First-Byte for AI Grounding** — RAG and search agents receive compact Markdown in milliseconds instead of waiting for a headless browser spin-up.
remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
2-"""
3-🌲 forest.py -- The station-break (forest) roll.
4-
5:The trees roll is the reverse-chronological article reading in show.py. The
6-forest roll is this slow, front-loaded necklace of self-contained "beads" -- the
7-station-identification breaks that interleave between articles.
8-
--
11-"script.py:seconds[:arg]"), ("VISIT", url), ("WAIT", seconds), ("CLOSE", _).
12-That is the cathedral-of-one collapse: the forest inherits the full brush set
13-through the existing dispatcher instead of carrying its own special-cased
14:unpacking. Editing the forest is now editing data here, not the threading-heavy
15-engine in stream.py.
16-
17-ORDER IS PRIORITY: _station_index resets to 0 on every process restart
--
50- "You are watching the live Web Bot AI Observatory. "
51- "If you are not watching the behavior of AI bots and Agents directly on the wire meaning not behind a CDN, then you don't really have a feel for what's going on. "
52- "You have to watch it for awhile like fish in a fish tank. "
53: "It's changing and watching on a site like this lets you develop that intuitive understanding of how Agents work. "
54- "This is witnessing it first-hand rather than the generative AI-slop in the social media echo chambers. "
55- "Do you think they have access to first-hand information like this? Very few do. This is quite unique. "
56- "Why? Because today most web traffic is filtered through Content Distribution Networks or C D N's that cut you off from all this even in their dashboards. "
57- "Drips and drabs of this fall over your CDN and hit origin but it's already filtered by then. "
58- "What you don't see is the Agentic Web being born and maturing like you do here. "
59- "If you're here watching you already have a competitive advantage as a next-gen S E O practitioner... Oh, I'm sorry, an A I Readiness practitioner in the new landscape. Don't believe me? Here's the experiment. "
60: "Go ask Claude or Chat G P T about Mike L E V dot eye N and watch its real-time R A G small-world search hit my site right here on this YouTube live-stream. You won't believe your eyes. "
61: "You will see O A I SearchBot or Claude User right on the live-stream. "
62- "What does competency look like? It looks like this. "
63- "Compare this real-time Web Bot A I Observation experience to any of those generative white papers and cheat sheets prompt-and-dumped onto LinkedIn. "
64- "This is not second-hand Forrester or Gartner research papers. This is not million-dollar McKinsey or Deloitte consulting. This is far better and worth more, direct off-the-wire as it is. "
--
70- "Blue diamonds mark agents cryptographically signing requests under R F C 94 21 Web Bot Auth. "
71- "Red stop signs unmask crawlers spoofing Googlebot I P addresses. "
72- "Big purple bars are bots falling into the JavaScript D O M hydration trap-door. I guess one or two are still humans with browsers. Visit my site and see. "
73: "And when you see the ticker say Join Discord for S E O, here is what that really means: as Reddit and Quora lock down behind paywalls, Discord is opening one-thousand-member servers to the Free and Open Web on November sixteenth and mid-December. "
74- "Who cares about Google ten blue links anymore? Every frontier A I crawler on this screen will harvest those public Discord Server Web Pages, automated Channel Summaries, and Channel Messages straight into the parametric memory and weights of future frontier models. "
75- "Visit Mike L E V dot eye N slash discord right now to claim one of the first one thousand spots before that invite cap locks. "
76- "If you want your Ah-Ha moment, do this one small thing: stay and listen to this broadcast from one Article Intro all the way through to the next Article Intro just one time. "
--
131- [
132- "Look first at the single cyan bar across the very top of this report.",
133- "That top bar merely shows the share of all H T T P responses served as Markdown on a scale from zero to one percent -- not a percentage of User-Agents, which version churn distorts, but point three three percent of all one point five eight million origin responses, already one third of the way to our one percent milestone.",
134: "Now look at the stacked horizontal bars below the divider, which break that Markdown activity from above out by individual User-Agent, with version-spinning agents like Claude Code grouped into a single row.",
135: "Exa Search Bot leads at nearly half of all negotiated Markdown reads, followed by Parallel dot A I's ShapBot, unmasked Googlebot I P cloakers, Keenable Bot, SleepBot, CorpusBot, and Anthropic's Claude User.",
136- ],
137- ),
138- # Bead 1 (ODD -> Patronus ASCII Art: white_rabbit)
--
160- "Look first at the single amber bar across the very top of this report.",
161- "That top bar merely shows the percentage of eligible H T M L page responses -- the requests that actually received our script tag and could have hydrated the D O M -- that executed client-side JavaScript and fired our eight-hundred-millisecond J S confirm dot gif sensor, plotted on a zero to five percent scale.",
162- "Now look at the stacked horizontal bars below the divider, which break those eighteen thousand plus JavaScript executions from above out by grouped User-Agent and cloud renderer fleet.",
163: "Meta's External Agent leads at four thousand six hundred D O M hydrations, followed by Open A I's SearchBot at three thousand four hundred seventy-five, unbadged Google Cloud Chrome and Edge renderers across over one hundred I P addresses, Open A I's G P T Bot, Meta Web Indexer, Bytespider, Anthropic's ClaudeBot, and Headless Chrome.",
164- ],
165- ),
166- # Bead 3 (ODD -> Patronus ASCII Art: ai_pachinko)
--
184- ("WINDOW", f"forest.py:{REPORT_WINDOW_CAP_SECONDS}:rfc9421"),
185- [
186- "This report shows our three-shape bot identity taxonomy in action.",
187: "Blue diamonds mark operators sending R F C 9421 Signature-Agent headers on the wire, including Exa Search Bot, Exa User, Ahrefs Bot, and Desearch Bot.",
188- "Red stop signs unmask scrapers claiming to be Googlebot from non-Google I P addresses that fail forward-confirmed reverse D N S.",
189- ],
190- ),
--
230- ("WINDOW", f"forest.py:{REPORT_WINDOW_CAP_SECONDS}:schism"),
231- [
232- "This report divides the seven major crawler camps by what they actually execute and negotiate on the wire.",
233: "Camp one is Open A I, acting like a mini Google: O A I SearchBot and G P T Bot have fired our eight hundred millisecond JavaScript trapdoor over four thousand times while reading zero Markdown files.",
234: "Camp two is the Markdown Vanguard, led by Exa dot A I, Parallel dot A I's ShapBot, and Anthropic's Claude User, bypassing the headless browser tax via R F C 9110 Markdown negotiation and R F C 9421 cryptographic signatures.",
235- "Camp three is the bulk HTML hose-pullers, Meta and Amazonbot, while the bottom rows show our SQLite primary-key tripwire catching brand-new crawler species the second they debut on the wire.",
236- ],
237- ),
--
447- JOIN user_agents ua ON t.ua_id = ua.id
448- JOIN paths p ON t.path_id = p.id
449- WHERE p.value LIKE '%js_confirm.gif%'
450: AND ua.value LIKE '%ClaudeBot%'
451- AND i.value NOT LIKE '127.%'
452- AND i.value NOT LIKE '10.%'
453- AND i.value NOT LIKE '192.168.%'
--
461- f"[+{max(0, cloud_ips - 1)}] Mozilla/5.0 Chrome/[REDACTED_IP] Edg/[REDACTED_IP] (Stealth Cloud Renderers: 34.*/35.* GCP & 136.65.*)",
462- cloud_triggers,
463- ))
464: if claude_triggers > 0 and not any("ClaudeBot" in str(u) for u, _ in js_rows):
465- js_rows.append((
466: f"[+{max(0, claude_ips - 1)}] Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) Chrome/[REDACTED_IP] Safari/537.36; ClaudeBot/1.0 (+claudebot@anthropic.com)",
467- claude_triggers,
468- ))
469- js_rows.sort(key=lambda item: int(item[1]), reverse=True)
--
556- WITH camp_map AS (
557- SELECT id AS ua_id,
558- CASE
559: WHEN value LIKE '%GPTBot%' OR value LIKE '%OAI-SearchBot%' OR value LIKE '%ChatGPT-User%' THEN '1_openai'
560- WHEN value LIKE '%ExaSearchBot%' OR value LIKE '%ExaUser%' THEN '2_exa'
561- WHEN value LIKE '%ShapBot%' THEN '3_parallel'
562: WHEN value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%anthropic%' THEN '4_anthropic'
563- WHEN value LIKE '%meta-externalagent%' OR value LIKE '%meta-webindexer%' OR value LIKE '%facebookexternalhit%' THEN '5_meta'
564- WHEN value LIKE '%Amazonbot%' THEN '6_amazon'
565- WHEN value LIKE '%Googlebot%' THEN '7_google'
--
608- """
609- )
610- camp_meta = {
611: "1_openai": ("⚡ OpenAI (GPT/OAI-Search)", "bold yellow", "Mini-Google: Hydrates JS (OAI=215%); 0 MD"),
612- "2_exa": ("🔷 Exa.ai (ExaSearch/User)", "bold deep_sky_blue1", "$2.2B AI Search: 94.5% Native MD + Signed"),
613- "3_parallel": ("🔷 Parallel.ai (ShapBot)", "bold deep_sky_blue1", "Agentic Web API: 67.9% Native MD + Signed"),
614: "4_anthropic": ("🧠 Anthropic (Claude/User)", "bold cyan", "ClaudeBot scrapes HTML; Claude-User pulls MD"),
615- "5_meta": ("⚡ Meta (externalagent)", "bold orange1", "Bulk Hose-Puller: 1.5% JS sample; testing 9421"),
616- "6_amazon": ("🟠 Amazon (Amazonbot)", "bold orange1", "Pure Static HTML Scraper: 0 JS, 0 MD"),
617- "7_google": ("🛑 Googlebot (All Claims)", "bold red", "Spoof Alert: 99% of 'Googlebot' MD is Fake IP!"),
--
709- "[bold green]🔭 Got the SEO Blues?[/bold green] "
710- "SEO moved to the Edge — your site is your feed: [bold cyan]curl -fsSL sunpug.io | less[/bold cyan] · [bold cyan]mikelev.in/#consulting[/bold cyan]"
711- )
712: panel_kwargs = {"title": f"[bold bright_cyan]{title_str}[/bold bright_cyan]", "subtitle": footer, "padding": (0, 1)}
713- if panel_width is not None:
714- panel_kwargs["width"] = int(panel_width)
715- return Panel(tbl, **panel_kwargs)
--
742- centered = Align.center(panel, vertical="middle", width=term_w, height=eff_h)
743- console.print(centered, end="")
744- tmp = target.with_suffix(".tmp")
745: tmp.write_text(buf.getvalue().rstrip("\n"), encoding="utf-8")
746- tmp.replace(target)
747- return str(target)
748-
remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.md
30-- `p` (`prompt`) — capture your question from the clipboard.
31-- `c` (`compile`) — bundle your files, live receipts, and discussion history into your clipboard while sealing a verifiable SHA-256 archive deed on disk.
32-
33:Paste that compiled payload into any model—Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or a local LLM—and own your transcript for life.
remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
10-sys.path.append(str(Path(__file__).parent))
11-
12-# Set True only if you want to walk backward through recent + random archive
13:# posts after reading the newest article; False (default) loops the newest
14-# published article continuously for clean VOD episode segmentation.
15-ARCHIVE_WALK = False
16-
--
49-def _append_article_performance(script, article, is_latest=True):
50- """Emit a voice-synchronized Figlet title card, hero image popup, and article body."""
51- lead = (
52: f"Reading the latest entry from {article['date']}."
53- if is_latest
54- else f"Accessing entry from {article['date']}."
55- )
--
64- image_path = str(article.get("image") or "").strip()
65- if image_path:
66- script.append(("MEDIA", {"path": image_path, "duration": HERO_IMAGE_DURATION}))
67: script.append(("SAY", "Reading entry..."))
68- append_article_content(script, article)
69- script.append(("BGM", "STOP"))
70- script.append((
--
74- "say": (
75- f"That concludes {article['title']}. "
76- "You can read the full text and source code at Mike L E V dot eye N, "
77: "or inspect the portable workshop through any of our eight doors, including "
78- "Sun Pug dot eye oh, Guerilla Tech dot com, R F C 91 10 dot org, and R F C 91 11 dot eye oh, "
79- "using curl pipe less. "
80- "Drop a message in the live chat if you are tuning in. "
--
91- By default (ARCHIVE_WALK=False), both breaking=True and breaking=False read
92- the single newest published article so the stream loops the current post
93- until the next publish or ytroll cut. When breaking=False (cold start), a
94: short station-opening card precedes the first reading.
95- """
96- script = []
97-
--
103- "label": "WEB BOT AI\nOBSERVATORY",
104- "say": (
105- "Greetings, entity. You are watching the Web Bot A I Observatory on Honeybot. "
106: "We are monitoring a home-hosted Nix O S web server and reading "
107- "the latest published article."
108- ),
109- },
remotes/honeybot/scripts/db.py
266- r'^(?P<ip>[\d\.]+) - - \[(?P<dt>\d{2}/[A-Za-z]{3}/\d{4}):.*?\] ".*?" \d+ \d+ ".*?" "(?P<ua>.*?)" .*?Sig:"(?P<sig>[^"]+)"'
267- )
268- date_str = datetime.date.today().isoformat()
269: with open(p, "r", encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") as f:
270- for line in f:
271- if 'Sig:"' not in line or 'Sig:"-"' in line:
272- continue
--
531- "meta-externalagent",
532- "GPTBot",
533- "meta-webindexer",
534: "OAI-SearchBot",
535: "Claude-User",
536- "ShapBot",
537- "KeenableBot",
538- "ExaUser",
--
625- FROM daily_logs logs
626- JOIN user_agents ua ON logs.ua_id = ua.id
627- JOIN paths p ON logs.path_id = p.id
628: WHERE p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%'
629- {self._BROWSER_FILTER} /* Apply Noise Filter */
630- GROUP BY ua.id
631- ORDER BY total DESC
--
641- sql = f"""
642- SELECT
643- CASE
644: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=a+href%' THEN 'Hyperlink'
645: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=link+rel%' THEN 'Head Tag'
646: WHEN p.value LIKE '%src=llms.txt%' THEN 'Manifest'
647- ELSE 'Unknown'
648- END as ingestion_method,
649- ua.value as agent,
--
651- FROM daily_logs l
652- JOIN paths p ON l.path_id = p.id
653- JOIN user_agents ua ON l.ua_id = ua.id
654: WHERE p.value LIKE '%.md?src=%'
655: AND p.value NOT LIKE '%src=content_neg%'
656- {self._BROWSER_FILTER}
657- GROUP BY ingestion_method, ua.id
658- ORDER BY ingestion_method ASC, total_reads DESC
--
662- return cur.fetchall()
663-
664- def get_content_neg_agents(self, limit=30):
665: """Fetches the bleeding-edge bots using HTTP Accept headers."""
666- conn = self.get_conn()
667- cur = conn.cursor()
668- # Note: Strictly requires served_md=1, Accept: text/markdown, and non-local IPs
--
683- JOIN accept_headers ah ON t.accept_id = ah.id
684- WHERE t.served_md = 1
685- AND ah.value LIKE '%text/markdown%'
686: AND p.value LIKE '%src=content_neg%'
687- AND i.value NOT LIKE '127.%'
688- AND i.value NOT LIKE '10.%'
689- AND i.value NOT LIKE '192.168.%'
remotes/honeybot/hooks/post-receive
22-echo "🔨 [Hook] Starting Hybrid Build..."
23-
24-# 3. The Build Command via Quoted Heredoc
25:# The single quotes around 'EOF' prevent the outer shell from expanding ANY variables.
26-nix develop .#quiet --command bash << 'EOF'
27- echo '🏗️ Jekyll Build...'
28- bundle exec jekyll build --future
--
75-# A fresh epoch timestamp on every push makes this retry-able even when the article
76-# content is identical (push an --allow-empty commit to re-read the same piece).
77-echo "🔔 [Hook] Ringing the breaking-news bell..."
78:date +%s > $WORK_TREE/.reading_trigger
79-
80-echo "✅ [Hook] Deployment Complete. Site is Live."
remotes/honeybot/scripts/content_loader.py
23-# The breaking-news bell. The post-receive hook writes a fresh epoch timestamp here
24-# on every push, which lets us retry "read the newest article" even when the article
25-# content itself did not change (e.g. an --allow-empty re-push).
26:TRIGGER_FILE = Path("/home/mike/www/mikelev.in/.reading_trigger")
27-_last_trigger = globals().get("_last_trigger", None)
28-
29-# The deploy stand-by bell. The post-receive hook writes a fresh epoch timestamp
--
64- if not LIVE_MESSAGE_FILE.exists():
65- return None
66- try:
67: raw = LIVE_MESSAGE_FILE.read_text(encoding="utf-8").strip()
68- except OSError:
69- return None
70- finally:
--
90- return {"card": "LIVE\\nMESSAGE", "say": " ".join(line.strip() for line in lines if line.strip())}
91-
92-def trigger_is_fresh(max_age_seconds=900):
93: """True if the breaking-news bell (.reading_trigger) was rung within the last
94- max_age_seconds. Reads the file's mtime, so it is process-boundary safe: it
95- works for a freshly-restarted stream that has no in-memory history and cannot
96- lean on check_for_updates()'s first-run baseline absorption.
--
98- Failure-mode-safe in both directions. A miss (stale/absent trigger, or a
99- publish whose [4/4] restart lands outside the window) returns False and the
100- caller falls back to the normal cold-start preamble -- no breakage. A generous
101: window only risks leading with the newest article after a near-publish crash,
102- which is an acceptable cold-start opening anyway."""
103- try:
104- return (time.time() - TRIGGER_FILE.stat().st_mtime) <= max_age_seconds
--
106- return False
107-
108-
109:def has_pending_update():
110: """Non-consuming peek: True when .deploy_standby or .reading_trigger changed on disk."""
111- try:
112- cur_standby = STANDBY_FILE.read_text().strip()
113- except FileNotFoundError:
--
224- st_file = POSTS_DIR.parent / "_data" / "storytime.json"
225- if st_file.is_file():
226- import json
227: data = json.loads(st_file.read_text(encoding='utf-8'))
228- fname = str((data or {}).get('filename') or '').strip()
229- if fname:
230- cand = POSTS_DIR / fname
--
256- except ValueError:
257- continue
258- try:
259: head = filepath.read_text(encoding='utf-8')[:4096]
260- except OSError:
261- continue
262- frontmatter = {}
--
315- if not include_archive and cutoff_date is not None and post_date < cutoff_date:
316- break
317- # 2. Read File & Frontmatter
318: with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
319- raw_text = f.read()
320-
321- frontmatter = {}
--
502- (re.compile(r'\bpipulate\.com\b', re.IGNORECASE), 'Pipulate dot com'),
503- (re.compile(r'\bREADME\.md\b', re.IGNORECASE), 'README dot M D'),
504- (re.compile(r'\bTL;DR\b[:.]?', re.IGNORECASE), 'T L D R:'),
505: (re.compile(r'\bOAI-SearchBot\b', re.IGNORECASE), 'O A I SearchBot'),
506- (re.compile(r'\bGPTBot\b'), 'G P T Bot'),
507- (re.compile(r'\bRLVR\b'), 'R L V R'),
508- (re.compile(r'\bRLHF\b'), 'R L H F'),
--
555- (re.compile(r'\bGPU\b'), 'G P U'),
556- (re.compile(r'\bLLMs\b'), 'L L Ms'),
557- (re.compile(r'\bLLM\b'), 'L L M'),
558: (re.compile(r'\bChatGPT\b', re.IGNORECASE), 'Chat G P T'),
559- (re.compile(r'\bNginx\b', re.IGNORECASE), 'Engine X'),
560- (re.compile(r'\bPyPI\b', re.IGNORECASE), 'Pie P I'),
561- (re.compile(r'\bkubectl\b', re.IGNORECASE), 'kube control'),
--
753-
754- Defaults to None ONLY so a call site added later cannot raise TypeError
755- on a live broadcast. An unlabeled call prints a DIFFERENT message naming
756: that missing call site, never a placeholder standing in for an article:
757- a locator that always reads "unknown" is the silent-pass shape and is
758- not a locator at all.
759- """
--
830- duration = max(0.75, min(max_dur, duration))
831- return _register_pp4_cue(cue_kind, asset_name, duration)
832-
833: # Strip fenced code blocks (line-anchored first so stray inline backticks cannot
834: # invert fences) and disarm backticked inline-code examples (including Vim gq
835- # hard-wrapped spans) BEFORE capturing standalone live player-piano cues.
836- text = _truncate_after_editorial_take(text)
837- CODE_SENTINEL = '\x00CODEBLOCK\x00'
--
885- idx = text.index(spoken)
886- text = text[:idx + len(spoken)] + text[idx + len(spoken):].replace(spoken, '')
887-
888: # Strip $$...$$ and single-dollar $...$ MathJax before backticks and underscores are removed
889- text = _strip_mathjax_for_tts(text)
890-
891- # Remove Inline Code
--
910- #
911- # PARAGRAPH-BOUNDED ON PURPOSE. An UNCLOSED '[' turns a stripper into a
912- # silent content-eater: it swallows to the next ']' anywhere later in the
913: # document, which can be several paragraphs of article. Reading a note aloud
914- # is a wound the listener HEARS; deleting three paragraphs is a wound nobody
915- # hears. The \n(?!\s*\n) branch permits soft wraps inside a note but refuses
916- # to cross a blank line, so an unbalanced bracket degrades to the OLD
remotes/honeybot/www/npvg.org/index.html
5-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
6-<title>NPvg: the No Problem framework</title>
7-<style>
8: body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
9: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
10-</style>
11-</head>
12-<body>
--
17-<p>Then run it:</p>
18-<pre>curl -fsSL https://npvg.org | bash</pre>
19-<p>This address serves a page to a browser and the installer to a terminal. The first command lets you read the installer and the second one runs it.</p>
20:<p>What it installs is a reproducible workshop pinned with Nix. Take a reading. Change one thing. Take the reading again. The difference is the receipt.</p>
21-<p><a href="https://mikelev.in/">The book this grew out of</a> · <a href="https://pipulate.com/">Pipulate</a></p>
22-</body>
23-</html>
remotes/honeybot/www/levinux.com/index.md
6-
7-# Welcome to Levinux: A Micro Linux Distribution For Education
8-
9:> **RFC 9110 Content Negotiation Active**: You are reading the clean Markdown source of `https://levinux.com/` served via `Accept: text/markdown` (`Vary: Accept`). Browsers visiting the same URL receive the interactive `remark.js` presentation deck.
10-
11-## 1. Don't Know Where to Start?
12-
13:What do you even call this desire? You see other people bending machines to their will starting with no more creativity than you have. They just seem to know stuff. Is it programming? Or just being technical?
14-
15-- Why rely on others? You want this power for yourself!
16-- Maybe you think you're too old to learn new tricks—or too young to learn old tricks!
--
18-
19-## 2. The Short Stack: `LPvg` (Linux + Python + vim + git)
20-
21:`LPvg` is the **least** software you could be using to do the most interesting things across the most fields, without needing to be a career programmer or risking obsolescence:
22-
23-- **Linux (`*nix`)**: Runs everywhere from Raspberry Pis and old laptops to Macs, Windows WSL, and the cloud.
24-- **Python**: A language loved by beginners and pros alike—anything that can run Python can be a server.
remotes/honeybot/www/qamy.ai/walk/3/index.html
7-<link rel="icon" href="data:,">
8-<title>Page 3 of 3: two versions of one page</title>
9-<style>
10: body { max-width: 40rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
11: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
12: .box { border: 2px solid #999; padding: 0.25rem 1rem; }
13-</style>
14-</head>
15-<body>
--
32-<p>A small script changed the box after this page arrived. The server's version had a checkword. The version you see does not show it.</p>
33-<p>After the walk, you can give a chatbot the saved summary and ask:</p>
34-<pre>What is the checkword in the sentence the server sent on page three?</pre>
35:<p>Check its answer yourself. In the summary, find the third page's file ending in <code>source.html</code>. Open it and search for <code>Checkword:</code>. The word after the colon is the answer.</p>
36-<p>The summary may be trimmed. If the sentence is missing, the chatbot should say so rather than guess. Compare any answer with the saved file.</p>
37-</body>
38-</html>
remotes/honeybot/www/npvg.org/walk/3/index.html
7-<link rel="icon" href="data:,">
8-<title>Stop 3 of 3: two versions of one page</title>
9-<style>
10: body { max-width: 40rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
11: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
12- .word { font: bold 1.6rem/1.2 monospace; letter-spacing: 0.1em; }
13: .box { border: 2px solid #999; padding: 0.25rem 1rem; }
14-</style>
15-</head>
16-<body>
--
36-<p>A small script changed the box after this page arrived. The server's version had a checkword. The version you see does not show it.</p>
37-<p>After the walk, you can give a chatbot the saved summary and ask:</p>
38-<pre>What is the checkword in the sentence the server sent on stop three?</pre>
39:<p>Check its answer yourself. In the summary, find the third page's file ending in <code>source.html</code>. Open it and search for <code>Checkword:</code>. The word after the colon is the answer.</p>
40-<p>The summary may be trimmed. If the sentence is missing, the chatbot should say so rather than guess. Compare any answer with the saved file.</p>
41-<p>This is optional. You have already finished the walk.</p>
42-<p>These instructions describe starting with <code>walk</code> and choosing 2. Other ways to start the program may still ask for <code>DECANT</code>. Follow your terminal.</p>
remotes/honeybot/www/qamy.ai/walk/1/index.html
7-<link rel="icon" href="data:,">
8-<title>Page 1 of 3: you are in the right place</title>
9-<style>
10: body { max-width: 40rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
11-</style>
12-</head>
13-<body>
remotes/honeybot/www/npvg.org/walk/1/index.html
7-<link rel="icon" href="data:,">
8-<title>Stop 1 of 3: the capture word</title>
9-<style>
10: body { max-width: 40rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
11- .word { font: bold 1.6rem/1.2 monospace; letter-spacing: 0.1em; }
12-</style>
13-</head>
remotes/honeybot/www/qamy.ai/index.html
3-<head>
4-<meta charset="utf-8">
5-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
6:<title>QA My AI: How to Check Claude's Responses</title>
7-<style>
8: body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
9: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
10-</style>
11-</head>
12-<body>
--
17-<p>Then run it:</p>
18-<pre>curl -fsSL https://qamy.ai | bash</pre>
19-<p>This address serves a page to a browser and the installer to a terminal. The first command lets you read the installer and the second one runs it.</p>
20:<p>What it installs is a reproducible workshop pinned with Nix. Take a reading. Change one thing. Take the reading again. The difference is the receipt.</p>
21-<p><a href="https://mikelev.in/">The book this grew out of</a> · <a href="https://pipulate.com/">Pipulate</a></p>
22-</body>
23-</html>
remotes/honeybot/www/npvg.org/walk/2/index.html
7-<link rel="icon" href="data:,">
8-<title>Page 2 of 3: keep going</title>
9-<style>
10: body { max-width: 40rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
11: pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
12- .word { font: bold 1.6rem/1.2 monospace; letter-spacing: 0.1em; }
13-</style>
14-</head>
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59- }
60- #slideshow .slide .content pre code {
61- font-size: 0.9em;
62: padding: 15px;
63- }
64- .inverse {
65- background: #272822;
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86- margin-top: 0.2em;
87- }
88- #slide-how .slides .first, #slide-how .slides .second {
89: padding: 1px 20px;
90- height: 90px;
91- width: 120px;
92- -moz-box-shadow: 0 0 10px #777;
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119- .right-column {
120- width: 75%;
121- float: right;
122: padding-top: 1em;
123- }
124- </style>
125- </head>
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141- ## Don't know where to start?
142-]
143-.right-column[
144:What do you even call this desire? You see other people bending machines to
145-their will starting with no more creativity than you have. They just seem to
146-know stuff. Is it programming? Or just being technical?
147-
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255-
256-- And HTML5, CSS and other web-centric technology.
257-
258:- JavaScript is needed for coding that UI/UX stuff.
259-
260-- But Python should still be your first language.
261-
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284-.right-column[
285-The least amount of software that can run in the most places, and let you do
286-the most interesting things across the most fields. All this, without you
287:needing to be a career programmer, or much risk of obsolescence.
288-
289-- *Nix includes Unix, Macs, and Windows with WSL.
290-
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444-# M I K E L E V.I N / U X
445-Spread the word!
446- </textarea>
447: <script src="remark-latest.min.js">
448- </script>
449- <script>
450- var slideshow = remark.create();
remotes/honeybot/www/qamy.ai/walk/2/index.html
7-<link rel="icon" href="data:,">
8-<title>Page 2 of 3: keep going</title>
9-<style>
10: body { max-width: 40rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
11-</style>
12-</head>
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commit cbe33f034f35f51dce504e67a23a289177b6650a
Author: Mike Levin <miklevin@gmail.com>
Date: Sat Oct 17 09:17:42 2026 -0400
chore: Update voice model directory resolution logic
diff --git a/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..0300f57
--- /dev/null
+++ b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
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+#!/usr/bin/env python3
+# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
+"""
+googledocizer.py -- The Idempotent Google Docs Publishing Adapter.
+
+A WET fork of confluenceizer.py aimed at Google Drive/Docs. Same contract:
+read local Jekyll markdown, compute a deterministic Target Title, scan ONE
+Drive folder for existing children, then CREATE or UPDATE native Google Docs
+via Drive's import-on-upload HTML conversion. No hand-batched Docs API
+updateTextStyle requests, and (unlike Confluence) no version-number
+bookkeeping: files().update() replaces content in place and Drive's own
+revision history tracks the diff.
+
+MODES
+ Publish (default): dry-run contract; add --yes to arm mutations.
+ python googledocizer.py -t 1 # full sweep, dry run
+ python googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latest # only the last-articleized post
+ python googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --file 2026-07-05-some-post.md
+ Fetch (the Prompt Fu read path, mirroring gmail.py's positional dispatch):
+ python googledocizer.py FILE_ID # Doc -> markdown, Sheet -> csv, stdout
+ List the folder inventory:
+ python googledocizer.py -t 1 --list
+ Bootstrap the folder once (prints the ID to paste into blogs.nix):
+ python googledocizer.py --bootstrap-folder "MikeLev.in Articles"
+ CSV -> native Google Sheet (same conversion trick, different mimetype pair):
+ python googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --csv data.csv
+
+AUTH (the ~/repos/nixos wallet convention -- composite filenames, one flat dir)
+ App identity: ~/repos/nixos/credentials/pipulate_credentials.json
+ (override: PIPULATE_GDRIVE_CREDENTIALS)
+ User session: ~/repos/nixos/credentials/pipulate_gdrive_token.json
+ (override: PIPULATE_GDRIVE_TOKEN)
+ Scope is full Drive because the fetch path must read arbitrary Docs/Sheets
+ shared to the Pipulate account, not only app-created files; drive.file
+ would silently hide a hand-made folder or a shared doc. The first run must
+ be INTERACTIVE (real terminal) to mint the token via the browser loopback
+ flow; after that, headless refresh is silent, exactly like scripts/gmail.py.
+ Nothing here is ever read by Nix evaluation, so nothing lands in /nix/store.
+
+CONFIG
+ blogs.json target entries gain "gdrive_folder_id" (materialized from
+ ~/repos/nixos/blogs.nix). Empty or missing means the feature is off for
+ that target. --folder ID overrides for probing before committing to Nix.
+"""
+
+import os
+import re
+import sys
+import json
+import time
+import argparse
+from html import escape as html_escape
+from datetime import datetime, timezone
+from pathlib import Path
+
+import frontmatter
+import common
+
+try:
+ import markdown as md_lib
+except ImportError:
+ md_lib = None
+
+from google.auth.transport.requests import Request
+from google.oauth2.credentials import Credentials
+from google_auth_oauthlib.flow import InstalledAppFlow
+from googleapiclient.discovery import build
+from googleapiclient.errors import HttpError
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 50
# ! markov
# deleteme.txt
# Context 2: Google Docs catch-up, ?src=fb notifications, and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding
! eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
! rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
! git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
scripts/articles/publishizer.py
3: CHANGE (PATCHES):
None this turn.
4: PROMPT:
Here are the probe receipts along with scripts/articles/googledocizer.py and scripts/articles/publishizer.py.
- Diagnose why Google Docs appeared to stop after September 29th (and why 1,567 remote docs vs 1,619 local posts leaves a 52-doc gap), and patch
googledocizer.py/publishizer.pyso it idempotently catches up all missing docs since Sept 29th and always processes whatever is pending. - Pull the exact
remotes/honeybot/files identified in thergreceipt intocontext.txt(or patch any already in context) so?src=fbgets the same click notification as?src=xand?src=linkedin, and real-time OpenAI (ChatGPT-User) and Anthropic (Claude-User/Claude-Web) RAG hits ring the Honeybot audio bell-ding.
Diagnosing the 52-Document Gap After September 29th
5: DELIVERABLE:
Done looks like polish.
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified. scripts/articles/googledocizer.py and scripts/articles/publishizer.py are in the Manifest alongside the live rg receipts, while remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py, scripts/articles/common.py, and nixops.sh are queued into context.txt below so we can patch them directly in Turn 3.
1. Diagnosis: Why Google Docs Left a 52-Article Gap After September 29th
Inspecting scripts/articles/googledocizer.py alongside your publish "ESB Acronym" output and corpus dates reveals the exact mechanism behind the 52-document gap (1,619 local _posts/*.md minus 1,567 remote Drive files):
- The Sept 30 – Oct 18 Gap Equals 52–53 Posts: Counting forward in your corpus from
2026-09-29, the articles published between September 30 and October 18 total 53 posts—matching the1,619 - 1,567 = 52missing files in Drive folder1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-h. When viewing your Drive folder chronologically from the start, the contiguous run of synced Google Docs stops right after September 29th. - Why
--latestNever Self-Healed the Backlog: Look atscripts/articles/googledocizer.pylines 456 and 496–504:- On line 456,
fetch_folder_inventory(service, folder_id)already fetches the entire remote Drive folder inventory (1,567files) into a Pythondicton everypublishrun. - However, on line 503,
elif args.latest:ignores that inventory dict and restrictsmd_filesto a single file:md_files = [Path(latest_path).resolve()](read from~/.config/pipulate/last_published.json). - Whenever
publishwas skipped between articles, or multiple posts were written beforepublishran, orgoogledocizer.pywasn’t invoked during that early-October window,--latestonly ever looked at the single newest marker file—permanently stranding the 52 earlierMISSes.
- On line 456,
- Why a Full Sweep (
-t 1without--latest) Was Too Heavy forpublish:- Line 523 called
frontmatter.load(md_file)on all 1,619 files, reading 155 MB of markdown bodies off disk just to parse 2 KB of YAML frontmatter headers. - Line 608 (
_remote_is_fresh(meta, md_file)) compares DrivemodifiedTimeagainst localmd_file.stat().st_mtime. Whenever housekeeping scripts (link_injector.py,sanitizer.py,brand_markdown_files) touch an old.mdfile, its localmtimebecomes newer than the remote Google Doc, causing an unguarded full sweep to re-upload old articles.
- Line 523 called
The Fix in scripts/articles/googledocizer.py (Car 1 Below)
- Fast Frontmatter-Only Scanner (
_load_frontmatter_only): Reads only the leading--- ... ---YAML block (<= 16 KB) during the contract pass instead of reading 155 MB of markdown bodies (~0.1s for all 1,619 posts). Full file bodies are read lazily only for articles that actually upload. - Self-Healing
--latestMode (Pending Catch-Up + Latest): Sinceinventoryis already in memory,--latestnow scans allsorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))(oldest-first) and automatically queues:- Every pending
MISS(target_title not in inventory) so any missing docs since September 29th are created in chronological order. - Every unstamped/mismatched
MATCH(stamped_id != meta['id']) so missinggdoc_urlfrontmatter stamps are healed without re-uploading (is_catchup_heal). - The active latest post(s) (
last_published.json+ newest dated_posts/*.md), which still run through_remote_is_freshso same-day edits update the latest Google Doc.
- Every pending
- All ~1,567 prior posts that are already in
inventoryand already stamped are skipped in memory (pre_settled). Once the 52-doc catch-up finishes, subsequent--latestruns automatically process only what is pending (1 doc).
2. Diagnosis: ?src=fb Click Notifications & Real-Time OpenAI / Anthropic RAG Bell-Ding
The rg receipt pinpoints the exact lines in remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py and scripts/articles/common.py:
- Why
?src=fbClicks Never Fired Notifications (remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py):scripts/articles/common.py(lines 2139–2140) already has"src=fb"and"src=facebook"inSPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE, andytwatch(lines 2771–2779) already polls/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonlon Honeybot to playding.wav, speak the alert via Piper TTS, and send a high-priorityntfyphone push.- However, in
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py: - Line 962–964 (Query String Preservation): Only kept
'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord'—stripping?src=fband?src=facebook(plus any&fbclid=...suffix Facebook’s link wrapper appends)! - Line 1007 (
/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonlWriter): Only wrote referrals for('src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord')—omitting'src=fb','src=facebook', and'src=rfc9110'. - Line 1084–1090 (Live HUD Badge): Omitted
("src=fb", "FACEBOOK")and("src=facebook", "FACEBOOK").
- Wiring Real-Time OpenAI & Anthropic User RAG Hits to the Audio Bell-Ding:
- When a human user in ChatGPT or Claude triggers a live web search / RAG fetch against your site, the request arrives with a real-time user-action
User-Agent(ChatGPT-Userfor OpenAI;Claude-UserorClaude-Webfor Anthropic—plus we will checkhoneybot.dbin the probe below to see if OpenAI’s live search also dispatchesOAI-SearchBot). - In Turn 3, with
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py,scripts/articles/common.py, andnixops.shincontext.txt, we will wire real-time OpenAI/Anthropic RAG hits to ringding.wavboth on Honeybot’s live broadcast audio bus (aplay -q -D default) and via/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl->ytwatch(with a per-agent debounce cooldown so a multi-page RAG burst rings one clean bell-ding).
- When a human user in ChatGPT or Claude triggers a live web search / RAG fetch against your site, the request arrives with a real-time user-action
What You Need To Do
- Run 1: BEFORE in
(nix) pipulate $to capture the pre-patch--latestdry-run reading (1 doc) and checkhoneybot.db’s OpenAI/Anthropic User-Agent strings. - Apply Car 1 in 3: CHANGE (
patch,app,d,m) to upgradescripts/articles/googledocizer.py. - Replace
context.txtwith 2: AFTER (x), copy 4: PROMPT (p), and runc. Duringc, the! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latestprobe will execute against the patched script and list all 52 missing Google Docs ready for--yescatch-up, while loadinglogs.py,common.py, andnixops.shfor Turn 3.
The 5-Car Train
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
The first command takes the BEFORE dry-run reading of googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest (which currently maps only 1 file and misses the 52-doc backlog), and the second queries honeybot.db for the exact OpenAI/Anthropic User-Agent strings and checks assets/sounds/ on Honeybot.
(nix) pipulate $
.venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest
ssh honeybot "sqlite3 ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db \"SELECT value FROM user_agents WHERE value LIKE '%ChatGPT%' OR value LIKE '%OAI%' OR value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%Anthropic%' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 25;\" && ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
(nix) pipulate $
# Context 3: Verify googledocizer.py catch-up queue + patch logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh
! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest
! ssh honeybot "sqlite3 ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db \"SELECT value FROM user_agents WHERE value LIKE '%ChatGPT%' OR value LIKE '%OAI%' OR value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%Anthropic%' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 25;\" && ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
scripts/articles/common.py
nixops.sh
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
Car 1 upgrades scripts/articles/googledocizer.py with _load_frontmatter_only() and self-healing --latest catch-up selection (no ignition required; the ! probe in context.txt invokes googledocizer.py directly at compile time).
(nix) pipulate $
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
def _headline(md_file: Path, post) -> str:
"""The bare, PII-scrubbed article title: the Doc's opening H1."""
metadata = post.metadata or {}
return _sanitize_internal_pii(
_metadata_value(metadata, "title") or _fallback_title(md_file)
)
def _target_title(md_file: Path, post) -> str:
[[[DIVIDER]]]
def _load_frontmatter_only(md_file: Path):
"""Parse only the leading YAML frontmatter block without reading the full markdown body."""
try:
with open(md_file, 'r', encoding='utf-8', errors='replace') as f:
head = f.read(16384)
if head.startswith('---'):
end_idx = head.find('\n---', 3)
if end_idx != -1:
return frontmatter.loads(head[:end_idx + 4])
except Exception:
pass
return frontmatter.load(md_file)
def _headline(md_file: Path, post) -> str:
"""The bare, PII-scrubbed article title: the Doc's opening H1."""
metadata = post.metadata or {}
return _sanitize_internal_pii(
_metadata_value(metadata, "title") or _fallback_title(md_file)
)
def _target_title(md_file: Path, post) -> str:
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# Selection precedence: explicit --file > --latest > full directory sweep.
if args.file:
md_files = []
for raw in args.file:
candidate = Path(raw).expanduser()
if not candidate.is_absolute():
candidate = posts_dir / candidate
candidate = candidate.resolve()
if candidate.is_file():
md_files.append(candidate)
else:
print(f" ⚠ Skipping --file (not found): {candidate}")
print(f"🎯 Explicit selection via --file: {len(md_files)} document(s).")
elif args.latest:
latest_path = common.get_last_published(target_key)
if not latest_path:
print(f"❌ --latest: no recorded publish for target '{target_key}'.")
print(" ↳ Run articleizer first, pass --file PATH, or drop --latest for a full sweep.")
sys.exit(1)
md_files = [Path(latest_path).resolve()]
print(f"🎯 Latest-only selection (from marker): {md_files[0].name}")
else:
md_files = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# Selection precedence: explicit --file > --latest (pending catch-up + latest) > full directory sweep.
latest_update_set = set()
if args.file:
md_files = []
for raw in args.file:
candidate = Path(raw).expanduser()
if not candidate.is_absolute():
candidate = posts_dir / candidate
candidate = candidate.resolve()
if candidate.is_file():
md_files.append(candidate)
else:
print(f" ⚠ Skipping --file (not found): {candidate}")
print(f"🎯 Explicit selection via --file: {len(md_files)} document(s).")
elif args.latest:
all_posts = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
latest_path = common.get_last_published(target_key)
if latest_path and Path(latest_path).is_file():
latest_update_set.add(Path(latest_path).resolve())
if all_posts:
latest_update_set.add(all_posts[-1].resolve())
if not latest_update_set:
print(f"❌ --latest: no markdown posts found for target '{target_key}'.")
sys.exit(1)
md_files = all_posts
marker_names = ", ".join(sorted(p.name for p in latest_update_set))
print(f"🎯 Latest + pending catch-up selection (latest marker: {marker_names})")
else:
md_files = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
local_contracts = []
print("\n🧾 Local Target Title Contract:")
try:
for md_file in md_files:
post = frontmatter.load(md_file)
target_title = _target_title(md_file, post)
stamped_id = common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(post.metadata)
# THE RENDER MOVED OUT OF THIS LOOP (measured: ~5 minutes for a
# 1,431-article sweep, ~119 of which actually upload). This loop
# exists to compute TITLES, and a title needs frontmatter, not
# HTML. Rendering here markdown-converted every article in the
# corpus and held ~215MB of HTML in memory so that the freshness
# gate below could discard 92% of it unread. The API was never the
# cost; the render was, and it was paid whether or not anything
# uploaded. It now happens at its one point of use, inside the
# upload branch of the upsert loop.
# THE SLOT IS GONE, NOT NULLED. A tuple position that could only
# ever hold None reads like a cache a later change might populate,
# and there is no such future: point-of-use rendering strictly
# dominates any pre-render. Three unpack sites move to 3-tuples.
local_contracts.append((md_file, target_title, stamped_id))
if verbose:
print(f" Target Title: {target_title}")
print(f"✅ Local contract pass complete. {len(local_contracts)} document(s) mapped.")
except Exception as e:
print(f"❌ Local contract failure: {e}")
sys.exit(1)
[[[DIVIDER]]]
local_contracts = []
pre_settled = 0
print("\n🧾 Local Target Title Contract:")
try:
for md_file in md_files:
resolved_md = md_file.resolve()
post = _load_frontmatter_only(resolved_md)
target_title = _target_title(resolved_md, post)
stamped_id = common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(post.metadata)
if args.latest:
meta_chk = inventory.get(target_title)
if meta_chk and stamped_id == meta_chk['id'] and resolved_md not in latest_update_set:
pre_settled += 1
continue
# THE RENDER MOVED OUT OF THIS LOOP (measured: ~5 minutes for a
# 1,431-article sweep, ~119 of which actually upload). This loop
# exists to compute TITLES, and a title needs frontmatter, not
# HTML. Rendering here markdown-converted every article in the
# corpus and held ~215MB of HTML in memory so that the freshness
# gate below could discard 92% of it unread. The API was never the
# cost; the render was, and it was paid whether or not anything
# uploaded. It now happens at its one point of use, inside the
# upload branch of the upsert loop.
# THE SLOT IS GONE, NOT NULLED. A tuple position that could only
# ever hold None reads like a cache a later change might populate,
# and there is no such future: point-of-use rendering strictly
# dominates any pre-render. Three unpack sites move to 3-tuples.
local_contracts.append((resolved_md, target_title, stamped_id))
if verbose:
print(f" Target Title: {target_title}")
settled_note = f" ({pre_settled} prior post(s) already synced & stamped)" if pre_settled else ""
print(f"✅ Local contract pass complete. {len(local_contracts)} active document(s) mapped{settled_note}.")
except Exception as e:
print(f"❌ Local contract failure: {e}")
sys.exit(1)
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
if existing and not args.force and _remote_is_fresh(meta, md_file):
[[[DIVIDER]]]
is_catchup_heal = bool(args.latest and md_file not in latest_update_set)
if existing and not args.force and (is_catchup_heal or _remote_is_fresh(meta, md_file)):
[[[REPLACE]]]
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy.):
(nix) pipulate $
Here is the AFTER receipt from `googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest` along with `remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py`, `scripts/articles/common.py`, and `nixops.sh`.
1. Verify the pending Google Docs catch-up queue and give me the command (or car) to run the `--yes --latest` catch-up and verify the Drive inventory count matches.
2. Patch `remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py`, `scripts/articles/common.py`, and `nixops.sh` so `?src=fb` / `?src=facebook` (even with `&fbclid=...` appended) gets the exact same HUD badge, `/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl` entry, spoken alert, and `ntfy` click notification as `?src=x` and `?src=linkedin`.
3. Patch `remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py` / `scripts/articles/common.py` so real-time OpenAI and Anthropic user RAG hits ring the Honeybot audio bell-ding (`ding.wav`).
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
googledocizer.py --latest automatically discovers all 52 missing posts since September 29th in ~0.1s while skipping all 1,566 already-synced posts, and logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh are in context for Turn 3 patching.
MikeLev.in: Wow I guess it’s a game of 52 pickup, huh?
THE AI-EDIT METHOD
Same commands, run twice, one change between them. Where the readings differ is what the change did; the diff in the middle is the receipt.
1: BEFORE (PROBE):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest
ssh honeybot "sqlite3 ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db \"SELECT value FROM user_agents WHERE value LIKE '%ChatGPT%' OR value LIKE '%OAI%' OR value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%Anthropic%' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 25;\" && ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
🔒 Locked Target: MikeLev.in (Public) (/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts)
📡 Anchored Drive Folder ID: 1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-h
🔎 Scanning remote folder inventory...
✅ Inventory scan complete. 1568 child file(s).
🎯 Latest-only selection (from marker): 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
📝 Found 1 candidate document(s) for publishing queue.
🧾 Local Target Title Contract:
Target Title: 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
✅ Local contract pass complete. 1 document(s) mapped.
🧭 Remote Match Contract:
MATCH: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md -> [ID: 17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs] 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS [stamped]
🅳🆁🆈 DRY-RUN -- no mutation. Review MATCH/MISS lines, then re-run with --yes.
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.318; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.319; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.316; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.309; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.303; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.314; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.296; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ChatGPT-User/1.0; +https://chatgpt.com/bot)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.310; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.308; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.292; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.0)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.299; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.295; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko); compatible; OAI-AdsBot/1.0; +https://openai.com/adsbot
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.245; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.289; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Claude/2.19675.0 Chrome/152.0.7977.130 Electron/44.4.3 Safari/537.36 MSIX
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.288; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.280; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Claude/2.9939.4 Chrome/152.0.7977.130 Electron/44.4.3 Safari/537.36 MSIX
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.283; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.281; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; Claude-SearchBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
Claude-User (claude-code/2.1.273; +https://support.anthropic.com/)
total 15740
drwxr-xr-x 2 mike users 4096 Oct 29 20:34 .
drwxr-xr-x 9 mike users 4096 Nov 2 06:41 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 mike users 15459404 Oct 29 20:34 dripulate.wav
-rw-r--r-- 1 mike users 645230 Oct 17 09:37 tick.wav
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 50
# ! markov
# deleteme.txt
# # Context 2: Google Docs catch-up, ?src=fb notifications, and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding
# ! eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
# ! rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
# ! git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# scripts/articles/publishizer.py
# Context 3: Verify googledocizer.py catch-up queue + patch logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh
! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest
! ssh honeybot "sqlite3 ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db \"SELECT value FROM user_agents WHERE value LIKE '%ChatGPT%' OR value LIKE '%OAI%' OR value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%Anthropic%' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 25;\" && ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
scripts/articles/common.py
nixops.sh
3: CHANGE (PATCHES):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ patch
(nix) pipulate $ app
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
(nix) pipulate $ d
diff --git a/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
index 0300f57..606c79f 100644
--- a/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
+++ b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
@@ -220,6 +220,20 @@ def _fallback_title(md_file: Path) -> str:
return stem.replace("-", " ").strip().title()
+def _load_frontmatter_only(md_file: Path):
+ """Parse only the leading YAML frontmatter block without reading the full markdown body."""
+ try:
+ with open(md_file, 'r', encoding='utf-8', errors='replace') as f:
+ head = f.read(16384)
+ if head.startswith('---'):
+ end_idx = head.find('\n---', 3)
+ if end_idx != -1:
+ return frontmatter.loads(head[:end_idx + 4])
+ except Exception:
+ pass
+ return frontmatter.load(md_file)
+
+
def _headline(md_file: Path, post) -> str:
"""The bare, PII-scrubbed article title: the Doc's opening H1."""
metadata = post.metadata or {}
@@ -501,7 +515,8 @@ def main():
print(f"❌ Error: Posts directory does not exist: {posts_dir}")
sys.exit(1)
- # Selection precedence: explicit --file > --latest > full directory sweep.
+ # Selection precedence: explicit --file > --latest (pending catch-up + latest) > full directory sweep.
+ latest_update_set = set()
if args.file:
md_files = []
for raw in args.file:
@@ -515,13 +530,18 @@ def main():
print(f" ⚠ Skipping --file (not found): {candidate}")
print(f"🎯 Explicit selection via --file: {len(md_files)} document(s).")
elif args.latest:
+ all_posts = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
latest_path = common.get_last_published(target_key)
- if not latest_path:
- print(f"❌ --latest: no recorded publish for target '{target_key}'.")
- print(" ↳ Run articleizer first, pass --file PATH, or drop --latest for a full sweep.")
+ if latest_path and Path(latest_path).is_file():
+ latest_update_set.add(Path(latest_path).resolve())
+ if all_posts:
+ latest_update_set.add(all_posts[-1].resolve())
+ if not latest_update_set:
+ print(f"❌ --latest: no markdown posts found for target '{target_key}'.")
sys.exit(1)
- md_files = [Path(latest_path).resolve()]
- print(f"🎯 Latest-only selection (from marker): {md_files[0].name}")
+ md_files = all_posts
+ marker_names = ", ".join(sorted(p.name for p in latest_update_set))
+ print(f"🎯 Latest + pending catch-up selection (latest marker: {marker_names})")
else:
md_files = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
@@ -544,12 +564,19 @@ def main():
sys.exit(1)
local_contracts = []
+ pre_settled = 0
print("\n🧾 Local Target Title Contract:")
try:
for md_file in md_files:
- post = frontmatter.load(md_file)
- target_title = _target_title(md_file, post)
+ resolved_md = md_file.resolve()
+ post = _load_frontmatter_only(resolved_md)
+ target_title = _target_title(resolved_md, post)
stamped_id = common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(post.metadata)
+ if args.latest:
+ meta_chk = inventory.get(target_title)
+ if meta_chk and stamped_id == meta_chk['id'] and resolved_md not in latest_update_set:
+ pre_settled += 1
+ continue
# THE RENDER MOVED OUT OF THIS LOOP (measured: ~5 minutes for a
# 1,431-article sweep, ~119 of which actually upload). This loop
# exists to compute TITLES, and a title needs frontmatter, not
@@ -563,10 +590,11 @@ def main():
# ever hold None reads like a cache a later change might populate,
# and there is no such future: point-of-use rendering strictly
# dominates any pre-render. Three unpack sites move to 3-tuples.
- local_contracts.append((md_file, target_title, stamped_id))
+ local_contracts.append((resolved_md, target_title, stamped_id))
if verbose:
print(f" Target Title: {target_title}")
- print(f"✅ Local contract pass complete. {len(local_contracts)} document(s) mapped.")
+ settled_note = f" ({pre_settled} prior post(s) already synced & stamped)" if pre_settled else ""
+ print(f"✅ Local contract pass complete. {len(local_contracts)} active document(s) mapped{settled_note}.")
except Exception as e:
print(f"❌ Local contract failure: {e}")
sys.exit(1)
@@ -636,7 +664,8 @@ def main():
# verified locally, so a MATCHed-but-unstamped post gets its ledger
# entry (and a share re-assert) without a re-upload. --force reopens
# the full re-render path for rendering-pipeline changes.
- if existing and not args.force and _remote_is_fresh(meta, md_file):
+ is_catchup_heal = bool(args.latest and md_file not in latest_update_set)
+ if existing and not args.force and (is_catchup_heal or _remote_is_fresh(meta, md_file)):
# THE LEDGER SHORTCUT (2026-08-31). stamp_frontmatter_value opens
# the file, read_text()s ~200k bytes, splits them into a line list,
# scans the YAML block, finds the line already correct and returns
(nix) pipulate $ m
📝 Committing: feat: Improve frontmatter loading and title generation in googledocizer.py
[main 49afe6c] feat: Improve frontmatter loading and title generation in googledocizer.py
1 file changed, 40 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-)
(nix) pipulate $ git push
Enumerating objects: 9, done.
Counting objects: 100% (9/9), done.
Delta compression using up to 48 threads
Compressing objects: 100% (5/5), done.
Writing objects: 100% (5/5), 1.22 KiB | 1.22 MiB/s, done.
Total 5 (delta 4), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0 (from 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (4/4), completed with 4 local objects.
To github.com:pipulate/pipulate.git
8dca917..49afe6c main -> main
(nix) pipulate $
Ignition: often “exit”, “nix develop”. Instructions may vary.
The ignition story is unclear here. I think it will just be a catch-up during
the next article run. Is there a way to trigger the catch-up without a full
article publish? I assume it’s just running googledocizer.py on its own,
right?
4: PROMPT:
Here is the AFTER receipt from googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest along with remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py, scripts/articles/common.py, and nixops.sh.
- Verify the pending Google Docs catch-up queue and give me the command (or car) to run the
--yes --latestcatch-up and verify the Drive inventory count matches. - Patch
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py,scripts/articles/common.py, andnixops.shso?src=fb/?src=facebook(even with&fbclid=...appended) gets the exact same HUD badge,/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonlentry, spoken alert, andntfyclick notification as?src=xand?src=linkedin. - Patch
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py/scripts/articles/common.pyso real-time OpenAI and Anthropic user RAG hits ring the Honeybot audio bell-ding (ding.wav).
5: DELIVERABLE:
A surprisingly long article so fast. I think that was due to one of Gemini’s early probes that created a lot of output. That’s part of the integrity story of these articles and we just have to live with that to keep it intact.
55-Card Pickup: Standalone Ignition and User-Agent Triage
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified. All four target files (scripts/articles/googledocizer.py, remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py, scripts/articles/common.py, and nixops.sh) and both live probe receipts are in the Manifest.
1. The “55-Card Pickup” Receipt & Standalone Catch-Up Ignition
Your live dry-run receipt from .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest exposed the entire gap in 3.1 seconds:
- 1,563 prior posts are already in Drive and stamped in frontmatter.
- 2 files matched (
2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.mdandtemplate.md). - 55 articles (starting at
2026-09-29-qamy-door-cellular-witness-replayable-receipts.mdthrough2026-11-06-portable-exemplars-levinux-fb-opengraph-awk-guard.md) areMISSes waiting to be created and stamped. (Note: Why did1,568remote files minus1,565matched local files leave3? Because the Drive folder holds 3 older/renamed docs that don’t match current local titles, so1,620 - 1,565 = 55missing docs.)
Two small polishes to googledocizer.py in Car 1 before running --yes:
- Exclude
template.mdfromlatest_update_set: Because"t"sorts after"2",all_posts[-1]pickedtemplate.md. Filteringdated_posts = [p for p in all_posts if p.name[:4].isdigit()]ensureslatest_update_setonly tracks dated articles, allowingtemplate.mdto settle intopre_settled(1,564 settled). - Sort
local_contractsbytarget_title: Same-day posts (2026-10-14 (1),(2),(3)) were previously queued in alphabetical slug order ((3),(1),(2)). Sortinglocal_contractsbytarget_titleensures the 55-doc catch-up creates them in Drive in strict(date, sort_order)chronological sequence.
How to trigger the catch-up without a full publish run:
Yes—running .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latest standalone (Car 2 below) executes the 55-doc upload and stamps gdoc_url: into each post’s YAML frontmatter in ~/repos/trimnoir/_posts/ (preserving file mtimes).
2. ?src=fb Notification Parity & Real-Time OpenAI / Anthropic RAG Bell-Ding
The second live receipt (ssh honeybot ...) revealed two critical facts:
- Exact Real-Time User-Action Agents on the Wire:
- OpenAI:
ChatGPT-User(Mozilla/5.0 ... compatible; ChatGPT-User/1.0; +https://chatgpt.com/bot) - Anthropic:
Claude-User(Claude-User (claude-code/...; +https://support.anthropic.com/)) andClaude-Web - Background crawlers (
GPTBot,OAI-SearchBot,OAI-AdsBot,ClaudeBot,Claude-SearchBot) are excluded so the bell only dings when a human user’s prompt triggers a live RAG fetch.
- OpenAI:
- Missing
ding.wavon Honeybot:ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/showed onlydripulate.wavandtick.wav—nixops.shandcommon.py(reboot_honeybot_stream) were never syncingassets/sounds/ding.wavto Honeybot!
What Car 1 patches across logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh:
?src=fb/?src=facebookParity (logs.py):- Splits on
&(qs_first = qs.split('&', 1)[0]) before checking the allowlist so when Facebook appends&fbclid=...to?src=fb,logs.pypreservesclean_path = f"{base_path}?{qs_first}"(?src=fb) while stripping thefbclidbloat. -
Adds
'src=fb','src=facebook', and'src=rfc9110'to/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonland adds[REF:FACEBOOK]/[REF:RFC9110]badges to the live HUD log stream. - Real-Time OpenAI & Anthropic RAG Bell-Ding (
logs.py,common.py,nixops.sh): - Syncs
assets/sounds/ding.wavto~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wavon Honeybot in bothnixops.shandcommon.py(ytoutro sync/ytreboot). - Adds
detect_live_rag_agent()andring_rag_bell()tologs.py: when a non-local request arrives fromChatGPT-User,Claude-User, orClaude-Web(ignoring/robots.txtpre-fetches so the ding fires on the actual content URL, with a 15-second cooldown per burst), Honeybot playsding.wavon its live broadcast audio bus (aplay -q -D default), tags the log line with[🔔 RAG:OPENAI]or[🔔 RAG:ANTHROPIC], and writesrag=openai/rag=anthropicto/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonlsoytwatchon Prime also rings locally, speaks the alert via Piper TTS, and sends a high-priorityntfypush.
What You Need To Do
- Run 1: BEFORE in
(nix) pipulate $. - Apply Car 1 in 3: CHANGE (
patch,app,d,m,git push). - Run Car 2 in 3: CHANGE to execute the 55-doc Google Docs catch-up, sync
ding.wavandlogs.pyto Honeybot, hot-restartlogs.pyon Honeybot (without interruptingstream.py), and restartytwatchon Prime. - Replace
context.txtwith 2: AFTER (x), copy 4: PROMPT (p), and runc.
The 5-Car Train
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
The first command captures the tail of the googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest dry-run before the --yes catch-up, the second checks logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh for src=fb, rag=openai, and ding.wav, and the third checks ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ on Honeybot.
(nix) pipulate $
.venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest | tail -n 15
rg -n "src=fb|rag=openai|rag=anthropic|ding\.wav" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py scripts/articles/common.py nixops.sh
ssh honeybot "ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
(nix) pipulate $
# Context 4: Verify 0 pending Google Docs + ?src=fb and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding live on Honeybot
! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest | tail -n 15
! rg -n "src=fb|rag=openai|rag=anthropic|ding\.wav" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py scripts/articles/common.py nixops.sh
! ssh honeybot "ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
scripts/articles/common.py
nixops.sh
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
Car 1 patches scripts/articles/googledocizer.py, remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py, scripts/articles/common.py, and nixops.sh. Car 2 runs the armed 55-doc Google Docs catch-up, syncs ding.wav and logs.py to Honeybot, hot-reloads logs.py on Honeybot, and restarts ytwatch.
Car 1 (patch, app, d, m, git push):
(nix) pipulate $
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
elif args.latest:
all_posts = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
latest_path = common.get_last_published(target_key)
if latest_path and Path(latest_path).is_file():
latest_update_set.add(Path(latest_path).resolve())
if all_posts:
latest_update_set.add(all_posts[-1].resolve())
if not latest_update_set:
print(f"❌ --latest: no markdown posts found for target '{target_key}'.")
sys.exit(1)
md_files = all_posts
marker_names = ", ".join(sorted(p.name for p in latest_update_set))
print(f"🎯 Latest + pending catch-up selection (latest marker: {marker_names})")
[[[DIVIDER]]]
elif args.latest:
all_posts = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
dated_posts = [p for p in all_posts if p.name[:4].isdigit()]
latest_path = common.get_last_published(target_key)
if latest_path and Path(latest_path).is_file():
latest_update_set.add(Path(latest_path).resolve())
if dated_posts:
latest_update_set.add(dated_posts[-1].resolve())
if not latest_update_set:
print(f"❌ --latest: no markdown posts found for target '{target_key}'.")
sys.exit(1)
md_files = all_posts
marker_names = ", ".join(sorted(p.name for p in latest_update_set))
print(f"🎯 Latest + pending catch-up selection (latest marker: {marker_names})")
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
local_contracts.append((resolved_md, target_title, stamped_id))
if verbose:
print(f" Target Title: {target_title}")
settled_note = f" ({pre_settled} prior post(s) already synced & stamped)" if pre_settled else ""
print(f"✅ Local contract pass complete. {len(local_contracts)} active document(s) mapped{settled_note}.")
[[[DIVIDER]]]
local_contracts.append((resolved_md, target_title, stamped_id))
local_contracts.sort(key=lambda item: item[1])
if verbose:
for _, target_title, _ in local_contracts:
print(f" Target Title: {target_title}")
settled_note = f" ({pre_settled} prior post(s) already synced & stamped)" if pre_settled else ""
print(f"✅ Local contract pass complete. {len(local_contracts)} active document(s) mapped{settled_note}.")
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
def is_verified_bot(self, sig_str):
"""True when RFC 9421 / IETF Web Bot Auth Signature-Agent header is present."""
return bool(self.clean_sig_agent(sig_str))
[[[DIVIDER]]]
def is_verified_bot(self, sig_str):
"""True when RFC 9421 / IETF Web Bot Auth Signature-Agent header is present."""
return bool(self.clean_sig_agent(sig_str))
def detect_live_rag_agent(self, ua_str):
"""Return ('rag=openai', 'OPENAI') or ('rag=anthropic', 'ANTHROPIC') for real-time user-triggered RAG fetches."""
s = (ua_str or "").lower()
if "chatgpt-user" in s:
return "rag=openai", "OPENAI"
if "claude-user" in s or "claude-web" in s:
return "rag=anthropic", "ANTHROPIC"
return None, None
def ring_rag_bell(self):
"""Play ding.wav non-blockingly on Honeybot's default ALSA audio bus for live stream listeners."""
for cand in (
"/home/mike/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav",
os.path.expanduser("~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav"),
):
if os.path.isfile(cand):
try:
import subprocess
subprocess.Popen(
["aplay", "-q", "-D", "default", cand],
stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL,
stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
)
except Exception:
pass
break
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# SELECTIVE QUERY STRING PRESERVATION
# We keep the ?src= tracking dyes (including social campaign referrals) for attribution
if '?' in raw_path:
base_path, qs = raw_path.split('?', 1)
if qs in (
'src=a+href', 'src=llms.txt', 'src=link+rel',
'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord',
):
clean_path = raw_path
else:
clean_path = base_path
else:
clean_path = raw_path
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# SELECTIVE QUERY STRING PRESERVATION
# We keep the ?src= tracking dyes (including social campaign referrals) for attribution
if '?' in raw_path:
base_path, qs = raw_path.split('?', 1)
qs_first = qs.split('&', 1)[0]
if qs_first in (
'src=a+href', 'src=llms.txt', 'src=link+rel',
'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=fb', 'src=facebook',
'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord', 'src=rfc9110',
):
clean_path = f"{base_path}?{qs_first}"
else:
clean_path = base_path
else:
clean_path = raw_path
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
if not str(data['ip']).startswith(('127.', '10.', '192.168.')):
ref_src = None
if clean_path == '/discord' or clean_path.startswith(('/discord?', '/discord/')):
ref_src = 'discord_invite'
elif '?' in clean_path:
_, qs_part = clean_path.split('?', 1)
if qs_part in ('src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord'):
ref_src = qs_part
if ref_src:
import json as _json
with open('/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl', 'a', encoding='utf-8') as rf:
rf.write(_json.dumps({
'ts': int(time.time()),
'src': ref_src,
'path': clean_path,
}) + '\n')
[[[DIVIDER]]]
if not str(data['ip']).startswith(('127.', '10.', '192.168.')):
now_ts = time.time()
ref_src = None
if clean_path == '/discord' or clean_path.startswith(('/discord?', '/discord/')):
ref_src = 'discord_invite'
elif '?' in clean_path:
_, qs_part = clean_path.split('?', 1)
if qs_part in (
'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=fb', 'src=facebook',
'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord', 'src=rfc9110',
):
ref_src = qs_part
rag_src, _ = self.detect_live_rag_agent(data.get('ua'))
if rag_src and not clean_path.endswith('/robots.txt'):
last_ding = getattr(self, '_last_rag_ding_ts', 0.0)
if (now_ts - last_ding) >= 15.0:
self._last_rag_ding_ts = now_ts
self.ring_rag_bell()
if not ref_src:
ref_src = rag_src
if ref_src:
import json as _json
with open('/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl', 'a', encoding='utf-8') as rf:
rf.write(_json.dumps({
'ts': int(now_ts),
'src': ref_src,
'path': clean_path,
}) + '\n')
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
if data.get('md') == '1':
text.append("[RFC9110:MD] ", style="bold black on green")
for ref_tag, ref_label in (
("src=youtube", "YOUTUBE"),
("src=linkedin", "LINKEDIN"),
("src=x", "X.COM"),
("src=twitter", "X.COM"),
("src=discord", "DISCORD"),
("/discord", "DISCORD"),
):
if ref_tag in path:
text.append(f"[REF:{ref_label}] ", style="bold white on magenta")
break
[[[DIVIDER]]]
if data.get('md') == '1':
text.append("[RFC9110:MD] ", style="bold black on green")
_, rag_label = self.detect_live_rag_agent(ua)
if rag_label:
text.append(f"[🔔 RAG:{rag_label}] ", style="bold black on bright_yellow")
for ref_tag, ref_label in (
("src=youtube", "YOUTUBE"),
("src=linkedin", "LINKEDIN"),
("src=fb", "FACEBOOK"),
("src=facebook", "FACEBOOK"),
("src=x", "X.COM"),
("src=twitter", "X.COM"),
("src=discord", "DISCORD"),
("/discord", "DISCORD"),
("src=rfc9110", "RFC9110"),
):
if ref_tag in path:
text.append(f"[REF:{ref_label}] ", style="bold white on magenta")
break
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/common.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
"src=rfc9110": "Web Bot Observatory alert. An engineer just ran the R F C 9110 terminal verification test.",
"default": "Web Bot Observatory notification. {message}",
}
[[[DIVIDER]]]
"src=rfc9110": "Web Bot Observatory alert. An engineer just ran the R F C 9110 terminal verification test.",
"rag=openai": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A live Chat G P T user search just fetched a page from your site.",
"rag=anthropic": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A live Claude user session just fetched a page from your site.",
"default": "Web Bot Observatory notification. {message}",
}
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/common.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
if rts > last_ref_ts and rsrc in SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE:
max_ref_ts = max(max_ref_ts, rts)
ref_msg = f"Inbound click ({rsrc}) -> {rpath}"
print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] 🔗 [REFERRAL] {ref_msg}", flush=True)
_play_local_ding(ding, spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE[rsrc])
if resolved_topic:
send_ntfy_notification(
ref_msg,
title="🔗 Inbound Social Referral",
priority="high",
tags="link",
topic=resolved_topic,
)
[[[DIVIDER]]]
if rts > last_ref_ts and rsrc in SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE:
max_ref_ts = max(max_ref_ts, rts)
is_rag = rsrc.startswith("rag=")
ref_msg = f"Live AI RAG fetch ({rsrc}) -> {rpath}" if is_rag else f"Inbound click ({rsrc}) -> {rpath}"
ref_badge = "🔔 [LIVE-RAG]" if is_rag else "🔗 [REFERRAL]"
ntfy_title = "🔔 Live AI User RAG Fetch" if is_rag else "🔗 Inbound Social Referral"
print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] {ref_badge} {ref_msg}", flush=True)
_play_local_ding(ding, spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE[rsrc])
if resolved_topic:
send_ntfy_notification(
ref_msg,
title=ntfy_title,
priority="high",
tags="bell" if is_rag else "link",
topic=resolved_topic,
)
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/common.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
subprocess.run(
["rsync", "-aq", f"{repo_root}/assets/sounds/tick.wav", f"{HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST}:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/tick.wav"],
check=False,
)
[[[DIVIDER]]]
subprocess.run(
["rsync", "-aq", f"{repo_root}/assets/sounds/tick.wav", f"{HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST}:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/tick.wav"],
check=False,
)
subprocess.run(
["rsync", "-aq", f"{repo_root}/assets/sounds/ding.wav", f"{HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST}:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav"],
check=False,
)
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: nixops.sh
[[[SEARCH]]]
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS imports/ascii_displays.py $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/imports/
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS assets/sounds/tick.wav $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/tick.wav
[[[DIVIDER]]]
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS imports/ascii_displays.py $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/imports/
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS assets/sounds/tick.wav $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/tick.wav
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS assets/sounds/ding.wav $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav
[[[REPLACE]]]
Car 2 (Ignition: run the 55-doc Google Docs catch-up, sync ding.wav + logs.py to Honeybot, hot-restart logs.py without touching stream.py, and restart ytwatch):
(nix) pipulate $
.venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latest
ytoutro sync && ssh honeybot 'pkill -f "/home/mike/www/mikelev[.]in/scripts/logs[.]py" || true'
ytwatch restart
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy.):
(nix) pipulate $
Here are the AFTER receipts from the 55-doc Google Docs catch-up and Honeybot sync. Verify that all 3 goals (idempotent Google Docs catch-up, `?src=fb` click notification parity, and real-time OpenAI/Anthropic RAG audio bell-ding) are complete and give a clean wrap-up.
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
All 55 missing Google Docs since September 29th are created and stamped in chronological order (0 MISSes remaining), ding.wav and the updated logs.py are live on Honeybot, ?src=fb clicks trigger full HUD + audio + ntfy alerts even with &fbclid=... attached, and real-time ChatGPT-User / Claude-User RAG hits ring the Honeybot audio bell.
MikeLev.in:
THE AI-EDIT METHOD
Same commands, run twice, one change between them. Where the readings differ is what the change did; the diff in the middle is the receipt.
1: BEFORE (PROBE):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest | tail -n 15
rg -n "src=fb|rag=openai|rag=anthropic|ding\.wav" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py scripts/articles/common.py nixops.sh
ssh honeybot "ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
MISS: 2026-10-30-five-row-nyquist-led-matrix-cloaked-bot-receipts.md -> 2026-10-30 (1) | Five-Row Nyquist Typography, Full-Block LED Tickers, and Catching Cloaked Bots on Camera
MISS: 2026-10-31-keyhole-rabbit-crc32-retire-bpe-ascii-geometry.md -> 2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry
MISS: 2026-10-31-seo-blues-word-for-blue-edge-seo-bimodal-feed.md -> 2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML
MISS: 2026-11-01-aside-publishing-ytfeature-backfill-storytime.md -> 2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue
MISS: 2026-11-02-franklins-thermometer-two-loop-ai-crawlers-wire-denominators.md -> 2026-11-02 (3) | Franklin's Thermometer, Two-Loop AI Crawlers, and Conserved Wire Denominators
MISS: 2026-11-03-psx-doom-fire-wait-6502-tracer-dye-c64x-headend.md -> 2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End
MISS: 2026-11-04-poisoned-serps-exa-wire-truth-learned-helplessness.md -> 2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness
MISS: 2026-11-04-proper-noun-domain-labels-textual-venv-unexported-shim.md -> 2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule
MISS: 2026-11-05-911-llm-optics-dom-tree-jensen-huang-python.md -> 2026-11-05 (2) | 911 LLM Optics, DOM ASCII Trees, and Jensen Huang's Python Confession
MISS: 2026-11-05-bozometer-phoebus-cartel-nix-virtual-silicon.md -> 2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe
MISS: 2026-11-06-portable-exemplars-levinux-fb-opengraph-awk-guard.md -> 2026-11-06 (2) | Portable Exemplars, Single-URL Facebook OpenGraph, and the NR>0 Awk Guard
MATCH: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md -> [ID: 17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs] 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS [stamped]
MATCH: template.md -> [ID: 1bZ-ju13rQAR17KyslBMPijlKSfor6YFbVVsCa_kZd1s] 0000-00-00 (1) | Template [stamped]
🅳🆁🆈 DRY-RUN -- no mutation. Review MATCH/MISS lines, then re-run with --yes.
scripts/articles/common.py
570: f"📖 Full article & code receipts: {canonical_url}?src=fb",
906: f"?src=linkedin ({kv.get('S_LI', 0)}) · ?src=fb ({kv.get('S_FB', 0)}) · "
2139: "src=fb": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from the Mike Levinux Facebook community.",
2184: """Speak an alert out loud on Pipulate Prime using Piper TTS after ding.wav."""
2230: """Play assets/sounds/ding.wav locally on Prime and optionally speak an alert via Piper TTS."""
2237: Path.home() / ".local/share/pipulate/ding.wav",
2238: repo_root / "assets/sounds/ding.wav",
3714: help="Disable local ding.wav audio chime on new viewer/chat events.",
total 15740
drwxr-xr-x 2 mike users 4096 Oct 29 20:34 .
drwxr-xr-x 9 mike users 4096 Nov 2 06:41 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 mike users 15459404 Oct 29 20:34 dripulate.wav
-rw-r--r-- 1 mike users 645230 Oct 17 09:37 tick.wav
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 50
# ! markov
# deleteme.txt
# # Context 2: Google Docs catch-up, ?src=fb notifications, and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding
# ! eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
# ! rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
# ! git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# scripts/articles/publishizer.py
# # Context 3: Verify googledocizer.py catch-up queue + patch logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh
# ! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest
# ! ssh honeybot "sqlite3 ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db \"SELECT value FROM user_agents WHERE value LIKE '%ChatGPT%' OR value LIKE '%OAI%' OR value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%Anthropic%' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 25;\" && ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# scripts/articles/common.py
# nixops.sh
# Context 4: Verify 0 pending Google Docs + ?src=fb and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding live on Honeybot
! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest | tail -n 15
! rg -n "src=fb|rag=openai|rag=anthropic|ding\.wav" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py scripts/articles/common.py nixops.sh
! ssh honeybot "ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
scripts/articles/common.py
nixops.sh
3: CHANGE (PATCHES):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ patch
(nix) pipulate $ app
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/common.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/common.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/common.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'nixops.sh'.
(nix) pipulate $ d
diff --git a/nixops.sh b/nixops.sh
index 58e4c06..bf99aff 100755
--- a/nixops.sh
+++ b/nixops.sh
@@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ ssh $TARGET "chmod +x ~/git/mikelev.in.git/hooks/post-receive && mkdir -p ~/www/
rsync --delete $RSYNC_OPTS remotes/honeybot/scripts/ $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/scripts/
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS imports/ascii_displays.py $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/imports/
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS assets/sounds/tick.wav $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/tick.wav
+rsync $RSYNC_OPTS assets/sounds/ding.wav $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav
if [ -f "assets/sounds/dripulate.wav" ]; then
rsync $RSYNC_OPTS assets/sounds/dripulate.wav $TARGET:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/dripulate.wav
fi
diff --git a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
index a061c66..9e486e0 100644
--- a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
+++ b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
@@ -698,6 +698,33 @@ class SonarApp(App):
"""True when RFC 9421 / IETF Web Bot Auth Signature-Agent header is present."""
return bool(self.clean_sig_agent(sig_str))
+ def detect_live_rag_agent(self, ua_str):
+ """Return ('rag=openai', 'OPENAI') or ('rag=anthropic', 'ANTHROPIC') for real-time user-triggered RAG fetches."""
+ s = (ua_str or "").lower()
+ if "chatgpt-user" in s:
+ return "rag=openai", "OPENAI"
+ if "claude-user" in s or "claude-web" in s:
+ return "rag=anthropic", "ANTHROPIC"
+ return None, None
+
+ def ring_rag_bell(self):
+ """Play ding.wav non-blockingly on Honeybot's default ALSA audio bus for live stream listeners."""
+ for cand in (
+ "/home/mike/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav",
+ os.path.expanduser("~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav"),
+ ):
+ if os.path.isfile(cand):
+ try:
+ import subprocess
+ subprocess.Popen(
+ ["aplay", "-q", "-D", "default", cand],
+ stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL,
+ stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
+ )
+ except Exception:
+ pass
+ break
+
def detect_bot_token(self, ua_str):
"""Extract the self-identifying bot/agent token from a User-Agent string, or None for standard browsers."""
s = (ua_str or "").strip()
@@ -958,11 +985,13 @@ class SonarApp(App):
# We keep the ?src= tracking dyes (including social campaign referrals) for attribution
if '?' in raw_path:
base_path, qs = raw_path.split('?', 1)
- if qs in (
+ qs_first = qs.split('&', 1)[0]
+ if qs_first in (
'src=a+href', 'src=llms.txt', 'src=link+rel',
- 'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord',
+ 'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=fb', 'src=facebook',
+ 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord', 'src=rfc9110',
):
- clean_path = raw_path
+ clean_path = f"{base_path}?{qs_first}"
else:
clean_path = base_path
else:
@@ -999,18 +1028,30 @@ class SonarApp(App):
)
db.increment_counter("global_hits")
if not str(data['ip']).startswith(('127.', '10.', '192.168.')):
+ now_ts = time.time()
ref_src = None
if clean_path == '/discord' or clean_path.startswith(('/discord?', '/discord/')):
ref_src = 'discord_invite'
elif '?' in clean_path:
_, qs_part = clean_path.split('?', 1)
- if qs_part in ('src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord'):
+ if qs_part in (
+ 'src=youtube', 'src=linkedin', 'src=fb', 'src=facebook',
+ 'src=x', 'src=twitter', 'src=discord', 'src=rfc9110',
+ ):
ref_src = qs_part
+ rag_src, _ = self.detect_live_rag_agent(data.get('ua'))
+ if rag_src and not clean_path.endswith('/robots.txt'):
+ last_ding = getattr(self, '_last_rag_ding_ts', 0.0)
+ if (now_ts - last_ding) >= 15.0:
+ self._last_rag_ding_ts = now_ts
+ self.ring_rag_bell()
+ if not ref_src:
+ ref_src = rag_src
if ref_src:
import json as _json
with open('/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl', 'a', encoding='utf-8') as rf:
rf.write(_json.dumps({
- 'ts': int(time.time()),
+ 'ts': int(now_ts),
'src': ref_src,
'path': clean_path,
}) + '\n')
@@ -1080,13 +1121,19 @@ class SonarApp(App):
text.append(" ") # Just space
if data.get('md') == '1':
text.append("[RFC9110:MD] ", style="bold black on green")
+ _, rag_label = self.detect_live_rag_agent(ua)
+ if rag_label:
+ text.append(f"[🔔 RAG:{rag_label}] ", style="bold black on bright_yellow")
for ref_tag, ref_label in (
("src=youtube", "YOUTUBE"),
("src=linkedin", "LINKEDIN"),
+ ("src=fb", "FACEBOOK"),
+ ("src=facebook", "FACEBOOK"),
("src=x", "X.COM"),
("src=twitter", "X.COM"),
("src=discord", "DISCORD"),
("/discord", "DISCORD"),
+ ("src=rfc9110", "RFC9110"),
):
if ref_tag in path:
text.append(f"[REF:{ref_label}] ", style="bold white on magenta")
diff --git a/scripts/articles/common.py b/scripts/articles/common.py
index f3e1e74..8f658fb 100644
--- a/scripts/articles/common.py
+++ b/scripts/articles/common.py
@@ -2141,6 +2141,8 @@ SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE = {
"src=x": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from X dot com.",
"src=twitter": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A link was followed from X dot com.",
"src=rfc9110": "Web Bot Observatory alert. An engineer just ran the R F C 9110 terminal verification test.",
+ "rag=openai": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A live Chat G P T user search just fetched a page from your site.",
+ "rag=anthropic": "Web Bot Observatory alert. A live Claude user session just fetched a page from your site.",
"default": "Web Bot Observatory notification. {message}",
}
@@ -2769,15 +2771,18 @@ def run_youtube_watch(
rpath = str(robj.get("path") or "/")
if rts > last_ref_ts and rsrc in SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE:
max_ref_ts = max(max_ref_ts, rts)
- ref_msg = f"Inbound click ({rsrc}) -> {rpath}"
- print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] 🔗 [REFERRAL] {ref_msg}", flush=True)
+ is_rag = rsrc.startswith("rag=")
+ ref_msg = f"Live AI RAG fetch ({rsrc}) -> {rpath}" if is_rag else f"Inbound click ({rsrc}) -> {rpath}"
+ ref_badge = "🔔 [LIVE-RAG]" if is_rag else "🔗 [REFERRAL]"
+ ntfy_title = "🔔 Live AI User RAG Fetch" if is_rag else "🔗 Inbound Social Referral"
+ print(f"[{_ytlog_ts()}] {ref_badge} {ref_msg}", flush=True)
_play_local_ding(ding, spoken_text=SPOKEN_ALERT_TABLE[rsrc])
if resolved_topic:
send_ntfy_notification(
ref_msg,
- title="🔗 Inbound Social Referral",
+ title=ntfy_title,
priority="high",
- tags="link",
+ tags="bell" if is_rag else "link",
topic=resolved_topic,
)
persisted["last_referral_ts"] = max_ref_ts
@@ -2982,6 +2987,10 @@ def reboot_honeybot_stream(sync_only=False, dry_run=False):
["rsync", "-aq", f"{repo_root}/assets/sounds/tick.wav", f"{HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST}:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/tick.wav"],
check=False,
)
+ subprocess.run(
+ ["rsync", "-aq", f"{repo_root}/assets/sounds/ding.wav", f"{HONEYBOT_SSH_HOST}:~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wav"],
+ check=False,
+ )
bgm_asset = repo_root / "assets" / "sounds" / "dripulate.wav"
if bgm_asset.is_file():
subprocess.run(
diff --git a/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
index 606c79f..d9188b7 100644
--- a/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
+++ b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
@@ -531,11 +531,12 @@ def main():
print(f"🎯 Explicit selection via --file: {len(md_files)} document(s).")
elif args.latest:
all_posts = sorted(posts_dir.glob("*.md"))
+ dated_posts = [p for p in all_posts if p.name[:4].isdigit()]
latest_path = common.get_last_published(target_key)
if latest_path and Path(latest_path).is_file():
latest_update_set.add(Path(latest_path).resolve())
- if all_posts:
- latest_update_set.add(all_posts[-1].resolve())
+ if dated_posts:
+ latest_update_set.add(dated_posts[-1].resolve())
if not latest_update_set:
print(f"❌ --latest: no markdown posts found for target '{target_key}'.")
sys.exit(1)
@@ -591,7 +592,9 @@ def main():
# and there is no such future: point-of-use rendering strictly
# dominates any pre-render. Three unpack sites move to 3-tuples.
local_contracts.append((resolved_md, target_title, stamped_id))
- if verbose:
+ local_contracts.sort(key=lambda item: item[1])
+ if verbose:
+ for _, target_title, _ in local_contracts:
print(f" Target Title: {target_title}")
settled_note = f" ({pre_settled} prior post(s) already synced & stamped)" if pre_settled else ""
print(f"✅ Local contract pass complete. {len(local_contracts)} active document(s) mapped{settled_note}.")
(nix) pipulate $ m
📝 Committing: feat: Add support for detecting live RAG agent sessions from user agent strings
[main dce58c1] feat: Add support for detecting live RAG agent sessions from user agent strings
4 files changed, 72 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-)
(nix) pipulate $ git push
Enumerating objects: 21, done.
Counting objects: 100% (21/21), done.
Delta compression using up to 48 threads
Compressing objects: 100% (10/10), done.
Writing objects: 100% (11/11), 2.33 KiB | 1.16 MiB/s, done.
Total 11 (delta 9), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0 (from 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (9/9), completed with 9 local objects.
To github.com:pipulate/pipulate.git
49afe6c..dce58c1 main -> main
(nix) pipulate $
Ignition: often “exit”, “nix develop”. Instructions may vary.
Now this is an ignition!
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latest
ytoutro sync && ssh honeybot 'pkill -f "/home/mike/www/mikelev[.]in/scripts/logs[.]py" || true'
ytwatch restart
🔒 Locked Target: MikeLev.in (Public) (/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts)
📡 Anchored Drive Folder ID: 1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-h
🔎 Scanning remote folder inventory...
✅ Inventory scan complete. 1568 child file(s).
🎯 Latest + pending catch-up selection (latest marker: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md)
📝 Found 1620 candidate document(s) for publishing queue.
🧾 Local Target Title Contract:
Target Title: 2026-09-29 (1) | The Qamy Door and the Cellular Witness: Launching a Third Domain with Replayable Receipts
Target Title: 2026-09-29 (2) | The Deed Is Named for the Door: Engineering Replayable QA Archives for AI
Target Title: 2026-10-01 (1) | The Prefix Ladder and the Unalias Guard: Replayable Shell Ergonomics in the Age of AI
Target Title: 2026-10-02 (3) | The Enter Fence and the Bell Cue: Building Replayable Browser Walks in the Age of AI
Target Title: 2026-10-03 (1) | The Render Canary and the Quiet Compiler: Distinguishing Exposure from Corruption in the Age of AI
Target Title: 2026-10-08 (1) | Jekyll Satellites: Decoupling Shared Tooling from Independent Sites with Nix
Target Title: 2026-10-09 (1) | The Inverted Cave: AI Quality Assurance and the Jevons Paradox of Code
Target Title: 2026-10-10 (2) | Less Messaging: RFC 9110 and the Inspection Airlock
Target Title: 2026-10-11 (3) | Upstream Law: Moving Prompt Invariants Ahead of the Codebase
Target Title: 2026-10-14 (1) | Fermions, Bosons, and the Dax Symbiont: Landauer's Tax and the Forget Kata
Target Title: 2026-10-14 (2) | The MathJax Finder and Doubler: Engineering Reproducible Workflows in Neovim
Target Title: 2026-10-14 (3) | AI-Readiness at the Edge: RFC 9110, Declarative Blog Fleets, and the Double-Tap Receipt
Target Title: 2026-10-15 (1) | The Golden Age of AI Complementarity: Seven Blogs at One Stroke
Target Title: 2026-10-16 (1) | Double-Buffered Voice Cards, Primary-Monitor EWMH Placement, and Clamp Over Toggle
Target Title: 2026-10-16 (2) | Endosynthesis, Inspector Gadget, and the Cut-and-Roll Broadcast Kit
Target Title: 2026-10-17 (1) | Decoupled Host Discovery: Un-Hardwiring NixOS from Portable Nix Flakes
Target Title: 2026-10-18 (2) | Cadmium Rods, Nanny-Hammers, and Honeybot Tracer Dye: Governing Cascades with Checkable Context
Target Title: 2026-10-20 (1) | Your Site Is Your Feed: The NPvg Control Plane, Pebble-Drop Wire Pings, and the Breaky Seam
Target Title: 2026-10-20 (3) | Synthetic Telepathy, Ambigram Constraints, and the Keyless YouTube Title Radar
Target Title: 2026-10-20 (5) | Three-Shape Bot Badges, RFC 9421 Signatures, and the SVG Donut Seam
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (1) | The Web Bot AI Observatory: RFC 9421 Signers, FCrDNS Audits, and 0-to-20% Horizon Bars
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (2) | Parametric Memory vs. RAG, Bimodal CDN-Native, and the Acoustic Spiderweb
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (3) | From the Amiga Copper and HitTail Referer to the ! latest Nix Directive
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (4) | Markov Chains, River Streaming ML, and the ytapp / ytvim Broadcast Stage
Target Title: 2026-10-22 (1) | Seven at One Swat: Spatial Myelination, Edge-Bounce Ergonomics, and the autognome.py JSON Lens
Target Title: 2026-10-22 (2) | Two-Card Monte in the Jekyll Flake: Piper TTS, libruby ABI Drift, and Self-Healing Gems
Target Title: 2026-10-22 (3) | The Three-Gear Corpus Zoom: Python Slice CLI Addressing, LAN-to-DMZ Media Popups, and the Suit With Its Own Manual
Target Title: 2026-10-23 (1) | Dax's Area, the Nordic Commons, and Home-Hosting Levinux.com and Levinix.org
Target Title: 2026-10-23 (2) | Shannon Surprise, Flyball Governors, and the Webmaster's Return: RFC 9110, Stick-Bug Translators, and the ytmedia Bridge
Target Title: 2026-10-24 (1) | The Method of Loki vs. Loci: Python Operator Overloading, Nix Scope Traps, and Hydrating a 44 MB Second Brain
Target Title: 2026-10-24 (2) | The MU Puzzle, Phantom Limbs, and the F2 Exemplar: POSIX Pipes, TRIPOS Lineage, and Hot-Reloading Neovim
Target Title: 2026-10-24 (3) | Auditioning the Standby Outro: ytoutro, ytreboot, and AST Hot-Reloading on Honeybot
Target Title: 2026-10-24 (4) | Sun Pug and the Roman Pugio: The Vampire Value Proposition, curl | less, and Portable AI Context
Target Title: 2026-10-25 (1) | The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110
Target Title: 2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax
Target Title: 2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx
Target Title: 2026-10-26 (2) | Max Headroom, SIGSTOP Stage Holds, and XEyes: QuickTime moov Atoms and 1280x720 Overlays
Target Title: 2026-10-27 (1) | Four Shifts of Search: The AI Ouroboros, the HTML Tax, and Context Engineering
Target Title: 2026-10-27 (2) | Zero-Minima Jekyll Seeds, the Dark-Mode Comb Fix, and Same-Origin YouTube Live Sync
Target Title: 2026-10-28 (1) | Chipmunk Overclocks, VITS Voice Labs, and Paul Gauthier's Search-Replace
Target Title: 2026-10-28 (2) | From iPhone USB Configuration 4 to Lean Proofs: ifuse, bConfigurationValue, and the Forever Machine
Target Title: 2026-10-28 (3) | Forever Housekeeping: Piper TTS Speech Hygiene, Kramdown MathJax Healing, and the Tool Roll
Target Title: 2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection
Target Title: 2026-10-30 (1) | Five-Row Nyquist Typography, Full-Block LED Tickers, and Catching Cloaked Bots on Camera
Target Title: 2026-10-30 (2) | Basis-Stroke LED Typography, the Carpenter's Jig, and the AI Vocabulary Vacuum
Target Title: 2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry
Target Title: 2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML
Target Title: 2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue
Target Title: 2026-11-02 (3) | Franklin's Thermometer, Two-Loop AI Crawlers, and Conserved Wire Denominators
Target Title: 2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End
Target Title: 2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule
Target Title: 2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness
Target Title: 2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe
Target Title: 2026-11-05 (2) | 911 LLM Optics, DOM ASCII Trees, and Jensen Huang's Python Confession
Target Title: 2026-11-06 (2) | Portable Exemplars, Single-URL Facebook OpenGraph, and the NR>0 Awk Guard
Target Title: 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
✅ Local contract pass complete. 56 active document(s) mapped (1564 prior post(s) already synced & stamped).
🧭 Remote Match Contract:
MISS: 2026-09-29-qamy-door-cellular-witness-replayable-receipts.md -> 2026-09-29 (1) | The Qamy Door and the Cellular Witness: Launching a Third Domain with Replayable Receipts
MISS: 2026-09-29-the-deed-is-named-for-the-door-qa-archive-zip.md -> 2026-09-29 (2) | The Deed Is Named for the Door: Engineering Replayable QA Archives for AI
MISS: 2026-10-01-prefix-ladders-and-the-unalias-guard.md -> 2026-10-01 (1) | The Prefix Ladder and the Unalias Guard: Replayable Shell Ergonomics in the Age of AI
MISS: 2026-10-02-the-enter-fence-and-the-bell-cue.md -> 2026-10-02 (3) | The Enter Fence and the Bell Cue: Building Replayable Browser Walks in the Age of AI
MISS: 2026-10-03-render-canary-and-the-quiet-compiler.md -> 2026-10-03 (1) | The Render Canary and the Quiet Compiler: Distinguishing Exposure from Corruption in the Age of AI
MISS: 2026-10-08-jekyll-satellites-shared-nix-kernel.md -> 2026-10-08 (1) | Jekyll Satellites: Decoupling Shared Tooling from Independent Sites with Nix
MISS: 2026-10-09-inverted-cave-ai-quality-assurance-jevons-paradox.md -> 2026-10-09 (1) | The Inverted Cave: AI Quality Assurance and the Jevons Paradox of Code
MISS: 2026-10-10-less-messaging-rfc9110-inspection-airlock.md -> 2026-10-10 (2) | Less Messaging: RFC 9110 and the Inspection Airlock
MISS: 2026-10-11-upstream-law-moving-prompt-invariants.md -> 2026-10-11 (3) | Upstream Law: Moving Prompt Invariants Ahead of the Codebase
MISS: 2026-10-14-fermions-bosons-dax-symbiont-forget-kata.md -> 2026-10-14 (1) | Fermions, Bosons, and the Dax Symbiont: Landauer's Tax and the Forget Kata
MISS: 2026-10-14-mathjax-finder-doubler-reproducible-workflows-neovim.md -> 2026-10-14 (2) | The MathJax Finder and Doubler: Engineering Reproducible Workflows in Neovim
MISS: 2026-10-14-ai-readiness-edge-blogs-nix-fleet.md -> 2026-10-14 (3) | AI-Readiness at the Edge: RFC 9110, Declarative Blog Fleets, and the Double-Tap Receipt
MISS: 2026-10-15-golden-age-ai-complementarity-seven-blogs.md -> 2026-10-15 (1) | The Golden Age of AI Complementarity: Seven Blogs at One Stroke
MISS: 2026-10-16-double-buffered-voice-cards-ewmh-clamp-over-toggle.md -> 2026-10-16 (1) | Double-Buffered Voice Cards, Primary-Monitor EWMH Placement, and Clamp Over Toggle
MISS: 2026-10-16-endosynthesis-inspector-gadget-broadcast-kit.md -> 2026-10-16 (2) | Endosynthesis, Inspector Gadget, and the Cut-and-Roll Broadcast Kit
MISS: 2026-10-17-decoupled-host-discovery-nix-flake-portability.md -> 2026-10-17 (1) | Decoupled Host Discovery: Un-Hardwiring NixOS from Portable Nix Flakes
MISS: 2026-10-18-cadmium-rods-nanny-hammers-tracer-dye.md -> 2026-10-18 (2) | Cadmium Rods, Nanny-Hammers, and Honeybot Tracer Dye: Governing Cascades with Checkable Context
MISS: 2026-10-20-your-site-is-your-feed-npvg-pebble-drop.md -> 2026-10-20 (1) | Your Site Is Your Feed: The NPvg Control Plane, Pebble-Drop Wire Pings, and the Breaky Seam
MISS: 2026-10-20-synthetic-telepathy-ambigram-constraints-keyless-youtube-radar.md -> 2026-10-20 (3) | Synthetic Telepathy, Ambigram Constraints, and the Keyless YouTube Title Radar
MISS: 2026-10-20-three-shape-bot-badges-rfc9421-svg-donut-seam.md -> 2026-10-20 (5) | Three-Shape Bot Badges, RFC 9421 Signatures, and the SVG Donut Seam
MISS: 2026-10-21-web-bot-ai-observatory-rfc9421-fcrdns-horizon-bars.md -> 2026-10-21 (1) | The Web Bot AI Observatory: RFC 9421 Signers, FCrDNS Audits, and 0-to-20% Horizon Bars
MISS: 2026-10-21-parametric-memory-rag-bimodal-cdn-ytlog-spiderweb.md -> 2026-10-21 (2) | Parametric Memory vs. RAG, Bimodal CDN-Native, and the Acoustic Spiderweb
MISS: 2026-10-21-amiga-copper-hittail-referer-latest-nix-directive.md -> 2026-10-21 (3) | From the Amiga Copper and HitTail Referer to the ! latest Nix Directive
MISS: 2026-10-21-markov-river-compass-ytstage-levinux-levinix.md -> 2026-10-21 (4) | Markov Chains, River Streaming ML, and the ytapp / ytvim Broadcast Stage
MISS: 2026-10-22-seven-at-one-swat-spatial-myelination-autognome-x11.md -> 2026-10-22 (1) | Seven at One Swat: Spatial Myelination, Edge-Bounce Ergonomics, and the autognome.py JSON Lens
MISS: 2026-10-22-two-card-monte-piper-tts-libruby-abi-jekyll-flake.md -> 2026-10-22 (2) | Two-Card Monte in the Jekyll Flake: Piper TTS, libruby ABI Drift, and Self-Healing Gems
MISS: 2026-10-22-python-slice-corpus-zoom-ytmedia-honeybot.md -> 2026-10-22 (3) | The Three-Gear Corpus Zoom: Python Slice CLI Addressing, LAN-to-DMZ Media Popups, and the Suit With Its Own Manual
MISS: 2026-10-23-daxs-area-nordic-commons-home-hosting-levinux-levinix.md -> 2026-10-23 (1) | Dax's Area, the Nordic Commons, and Home-Hosting Levinux.com and Levinix.org
MISS: 2026-10-23-shannon-surprise-flyball-governors-rfc9110-ytmedia-weebo.md -> 2026-10-23 (2) | Shannon Surprise, Flyball Governors, and the Webmaster's Return: RFC 9110, Stick-Bug Translators, and the ytmedia Bridge
MISS: 2026-10-24-method-of-loki-loci-pathlib-int-brain-zip-hydration.md -> 2026-10-24 (1) | The Method of Loki vs. Loci: Python Operator Overloading, Nix Scope Traps, and Hydrating a 44 MB Second Brain
MISS: 2026-10-24-mu-puzzle-phantom-limbs-f2-neovim-exemplars.md -> 2026-10-24 (2) | The MU Puzzle, Phantom Limbs, and the F2 Exemplar: POSIX Pipes, TRIPOS Lineage, and Hot-Reloading Neovim
MISS: 2026-10-24-ytoutro-ytreboot-ast-hot-reload-standby-speech.md -> 2026-10-24 (3) | Auditioning the Standby Outro: ytoutro, ytreboot, and AST Hot-Reloading on Honeybot
MISS: 2026-10-24-sunpug-pugio-vampire-value-proposition-curl-less.md -> 2026-10-24 (4) | Sun Pug and the Roman Pugio: The Vampire Value Proposition, curl | less, and Portable AI Context
MISS: 2026-10-25-eight-door-radio-headend-ruby-galactic-gumshoe-rfc9110.md -> 2026-10-25 (1) | The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110
MISS: 2026-10-25-operation-weebo-xshape-cookie-cutter-rfc9111-smeaton.md -> 2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax
MISS: 2026-10-25-alphabetical-default-server-hijack-nixos-nginx-vhosts.md -> 2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx
MISS: 2026-10-26-max-headroom-sigstop-xeyes-moov-atom-weebo.md -> 2026-10-26 (2) | Max Headroom, SIGSTOP Stage Holds, and XEyes: QuickTime moov Atoms and 1280x720 Overlays
MISS: 2026-10-27-four-shifts-of-search-ai-ouroboros-context-engineering.md -> 2026-10-27 (1) | Four Shifts of Search: The AI Ouroboros, the HTML Tax, and Context Engineering
MISS: 2026-10-27-zero-minima-jekyll-seed-comb-fix-live-video-json.md -> 2026-10-27 (2) | Zero-Minima Jekyll Seeds, the Dark-Mode Comb Fix, and Same-Origin YouTube Live Sync
MISS: 2026-10-28-chipmunk-overclocks-vits-voice-lab-paul-gauthier.md -> 2026-10-28 (1) | Chipmunk Overclocks, VITS Voice Labs, and Paul Gauthier's Search-Replace
MISS: 2026-10-28-iphone-usb-configuration-4-ifuse-lean-proofs.md -> 2026-10-28 (2) | From iPhone USB Configuration 4 to Lean Proofs: ifuse, bConfigurationValue, and the Forever Machine
MISS: 2026-10-28-forever-housekeeping-piper-tts-kramdown-mathjax-tool-roll.md -> 2026-10-28 (3) | Forever Housekeeping: Piper TTS Speech Hygiene, Kramdown MathJax Healing, and the Tool Roll
MISS: 2026-10-29-eo-14434-duck-decoys-neovim-lua-markdown-bisection.md -> 2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection
MISS: 2026-10-30-five-row-nyquist-led-matrix-cloaked-bot-receipts.md -> 2026-10-30 (1) | Five-Row Nyquist Typography, Full-Block LED Tickers, and Catching Cloaked Bots on Camera
MISS: 2026-10-30-basis-stroke-led-typography-carpenters-jig-vocabulary-vacuum.md -> 2026-10-30 (2) | Basis-Stroke LED Typography, the Carpenter's Jig, and the AI Vocabulary Vacuum
MISS: 2026-10-31-keyhole-rabbit-crc32-retire-bpe-ascii-geometry.md -> 2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry
MISS: 2026-10-31-seo-blues-word-for-blue-edge-seo-bimodal-feed.md -> 2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML
MISS: 2026-11-01-aside-publishing-ytfeature-backfill-storytime.md -> 2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue
MISS: 2026-11-02-franklins-thermometer-two-loop-ai-crawlers-wire-denominators.md -> 2026-11-02 (3) | Franklin's Thermometer, Two-Loop AI Crawlers, and Conserved Wire Denominators
MISS: 2026-11-03-psx-doom-fire-wait-6502-tracer-dye-c64x-headend.md -> 2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End
MISS: 2026-11-04-proper-noun-domain-labels-textual-venv-unexported-shim.md -> 2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule
MISS: 2026-11-04-poisoned-serps-exa-wire-truth-learned-helplessness.md -> 2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness
MISS: 2026-11-05-bozometer-phoebus-cartel-nix-virtual-silicon.md -> 2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe
MISS: 2026-11-05-911-llm-optics-dom-tree-jensen-huang-python.md -> 2026-11-05 (2) | 911 LLM Optics, DOM ASCII Trees, and Jensen Huang's Python Confession
MISS: 2026-11-06-portable-exemplars-levinux-fb-opengraph-awk-guard.md -> 2026-11-06 (2) | Portable Exemplars, Single-URL Facebook OpenGraph, and the NR>0 Awk Guard
MATCH: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md -> [ID: 17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs] 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS [stamped]
✍️ Mutations armed (--yes). Upserting 56 document(s)...
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❌ '2026-10-01 (1) | The Prefix Ladder and the Unalias Guard: Replayable Shell Ergonomics in the Age of AI' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-02 (3) | The Enter Fence and the Bell Cue: Building Replayable Browser Walks in the Age of AI' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
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❌ '2026-10-08 (1) | Jekyll Satellites: Decoupling Shared Tooling from Independent Sites with Nix' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
✅ CREATE [ID: 1czKlabgp2fLExSqz8cxOYjy4VquvFIiCGjGrz-nHvk0] -> 2026-10-09 (1) | The Inverted Cave: AI Quality Assurance and the Jevons Paradox of Code (98,302 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1czKlabgp2fLExSqz8cxOYjy4VquvFIiCGjGrz-nHvk0/edit?usp=sharing
❌ '2026-10-10 (2) | Less Messaging: RFC 9110 and the Inspection Airlock' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
✅ CREATE [ID: 1bDhN317DpctQaUJp--Jwtx7Z_7So4E6us0XPLvJADXA] -> 2026-10-11 (3) | Upstream Law: Moving Prompt Invariants Ahead of the Codebase (41,208 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bDhN317DpctQaUJp--Jwtx7Z_7So4E6us0XPLvJADXA/edit?usp=sharing
❌ "2026-10-14 (1) | Fermions, Bosons, and the Dax Symbiont: Landauer's Tax and the Forget Kata" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-14 (2) | The MathJax Finder and Doubler: Engineering Reproducible Workflows in Neovim' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-14 (3) | AI-Readiness at the Edge: RFC 9110, Declarative Blog Fleets, and the Double-Tap Receipt' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-15 (1) | The Golden Age of AI Complementarity: Seven Blogs at One Stroke' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
✅ CREATE [ID: 1Z7noeDH3VLJuriVQhYmx-4mrKLUn0k2jj9r9ZGQENQg] -> 2026-10-16 (1) | Double-Buffered Voice Cards, Primary-Monitor EWMH Placement, and Clamp Over Toggle (229,275 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z7noeDH3VLJuriVQhYmx-4mrKLUn0k2jj9r9ZGQENQg/edit?usp=sharing
❌ '2026-10-16 (2) | Endosynthesis, Inspector Gadget, and the Cut-and-Roll Broadcast Kit' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-17 (1) | Decoupled Host Discovery: Un-Hardwiring NixOS from Portable Nix Flakes' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-18 (2) | Cadmium Rods, Nanny-Hammers, and Honeybot Tracer Dye: Governing Cascades with Checkable Context' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-20 (1) | Your Site Is Your Feed: The NPvg Control Plane, Pebble-Drop Wire Pings, and the Breaky Seam' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-20 (3) | Synthetic Telepathy, Ambigram Constraints, and the Keyless YouTube Title Radar' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-20 (5) | Three-Shape Bot Badges, RFC 9421 Signatures, and the SVG Donut Seam' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-21 (1) | The Web Bot AI Observatory: RFC 9421 Signers, FCrDNS Audits, and 0-to-20% Horizon Bars' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-21 (2) | Parametric Memory vs. RAG, Bimodal CDN-Native, and the Acoustic Spiderweb' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-21 (3) | From the Amiga Copper and HitTail Referer to the ! latest Nix Directive' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-21 (4) | Markov Chains, River Streaming ML, and the ytapp / ytvim Broadcast Stage' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-22 (1) | Seven at One Swat: Spatial Myelination, Edge-Bounce Ergonomics, and the autognome.py JSON Lens' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-22 (2) | Two-Card Monte in the Jekyll Flake: Piper TTS, libruby ABI Drift, and Self-Healing Gems' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-22 (3) | The Three-Gear Corpus Zoom: Python Slice CLI Addressing, LAN-to-DMZ Media Popups, and the Suit With Its Own Manual' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ "2026-10-23 (1) | Dax's Area, the Nordic Commons, and Home-Hosting Levinux.com and Levinix.org" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ "2026-10-23 (2) | Shannon Surprise, Flyball Governors, and the Webmaster's Return: RFC 9110, Stick-Bug Translators, and the ytmedia Bridge" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-24 (1) | The Method of Loki vs. Loci: Python Operator Overloading, Nix Scope Traps, and Hydrating a 44 MB Second Brain' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
✅ CREATE [ID: 1ONGII3pL7pvOaX-lUgD9Qfl6MStfCylgvaxVFTuDqr4] -> 2026-10-24 (2) | The MU Puzzle, Phantom Limbs, and the F2 Exemplar: POSIX Pipes, TRIPOS Lineage, and Hot-Reloading Neovim (61,744 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ONGII3pL7pvOaX-lUgD9Qfl6MStfCylgvaxVFTuDqr4/edit?usp=sharing
❌ '2026-10-24 (3) | Auditioning the Standby Outro: ytoutro, ytreboot, and AST Hot-Reloading on Honeybot' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-24 (4) | Sun Pug and the Roman Pugio: The Vampire Value Proposition, curl | less, and Portable AI Context' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-25 (1) | The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ "2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-26 (2) | Max Headroom, SIGSTOP Stage Holds, and XEyes: QuickTime moov Atoms and 1280x720 Overlays' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-27 (1) | Four Shifts of Search: The AI Ouroboros, the HTML Tax, and Context Engineering' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-27 (2) | Zero-Minima Jekyll Seeds, the Dark-Mode Comb Fix, and Same-Origin YouTube Live Sync' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ "2026-10-28 (1) | Chipmunk Overclocks, VITS Voice Labs, and Paul Gauthier's Search-Replace" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-28 (2) | From iPhone USB Configuration 4 to Lean Proofs: ifuse, bConfigurationValue, and the Forever Machine' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-28 (3) | Forever Housekeeping: Piper TTS Speech Hygiene, Kramdown MathJax Healing, and the Tool Roll' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-30 (1) | Five-Row Nyquist Typography, Full-Block LED Tickers, and Catching Cloaked Bots on Camera' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ "2026-10-30 (2) | Basis-Stroke LED Typography, the Carpenter's Jig, and the AI Vocabulary Vacuum" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ "2026-11-02 (3) | Franklin's Thermometer, Two-Loop AI Crawlers, and Conserved Wire Denominators" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ "2026-11-05 (2) | 911 LLM Optics, DOM ASCII Trees, and Jensen Huang's Python Confession" failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
❌ '2026-11-06 (2) | Portable Exemplars, Single-URL Facebook OpenGraph, and the NR>0 Awk Guard' failed (HTTP 500): <HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?fields=id&alt=json&uploadType=multipart returned "Internal Error". Details: "[{'message': 'Internal Error', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'internalError'}]">
⏭ FRESH [ID: 17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs] -> 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS (no upload; --force to re-render)
🏁 Upsert complete. Created: 5 Updated: 0 Healed: 0 Fresh: 1 Skipped: 0 Failed: 50
🚀 Syncing Honeybot scripts to honeybot:~/www/mikelev.in/scripts/...
✅ Honeybot scripts synced (stream.py left running; new standby text will load on next .deploy_standby).
🔭 Started background 'ytwatch' daemon in tmux (polling every 30s).
• Watch live stream: ytwatch log (or `ytlog` — press `q` or `Ctrl+b d` to exit)
• Check status: ytwatch status
• Stop daemon: ytwatch stop
(nix) pipulate $
4: PROMPT:
Here are the AFTER receipts from the 55-doc Google Docs catch-up and Honeybot sync. Verify that all 3 goals (idempotent Google Docs catch-up, ?src=fb click notification parity, and real-time OpenAI/Anthropic RAG audio bell-ding) are complete and give a clean wrap-up.
5: DELIVERABLE:
Done looks like killing 3 birds with one article.
Unmasking the Google Drive HTTP 500 Import Failure
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified.
Status Check: 2 of 3 Goals Complete; 1 Root Cause Uncovered by Receipt
- Goal 2 (
?src=fbClick Notification Parity) — COMPLETE:- Verified in the live
rgreceipt (remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py:991,1038,1130andscripts/articles/common.py:2139). ?src=fband?src=facebook(even when Facebook appends&fbclid=...) are preserved inclean_path, badged as[REF:FACEBOOK]in the live HUD, written to/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl, and announced byytwatchviading.wav, Piper TTS, and high-priorityntfypush.
- Verified in the live
- Goal 3 (Real-Time OpenAI & Anthropic RAG Audio Bell-Ding) — COMPLETE:
- Verified in the live
ssh honeybotandrgreceipts:ding.wav(444,494bytes) is now present in~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wavon Honeybot. logs.pydetects real-time user-triggered fetches (ChatGPT-User,Claude-User,Claude-Web), ringsding.wavover Honeybot’s live broadcast audio bus (aplay -q -D default), badges the HUD with[🔔 RAG:OPENAI]/[🔔 RAG:ANTHROPIC], and forwardsrag=openai/rag=anthropictoytwatch.
- Verified in the live
- Goal 1 (Google Docs Catch-Up) — 5 Uploaded, 50 Threw
HTTP 500 Internal Error:- Look at the
googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latestreceipt from Car 2:🏁 Upsert complete. Created: 5 Updated: 0 Healed: 0 Fresh: 1 Skipped: 0 Failed: 50
- Look at the
- This solves the mystery of why Google Docs stopped on September 29th:
publishwas runninggoogledocizer.py --yes --latestall along. The reason 50 of the 56 articles since2026-09-29were missing is that Google Drive’s HTML-to-Google-Doc converter (https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?uploadType=multipart) is returningHttpError 500 "Internal Error"when importing their converted HTML, while succeeding on 6 of them: 2026-10-03 (1)—48,134bytes exported (✅ CREATED & stamped)2026-10-09 (1)—98,302bytes exported (✅ CREATED & stamped)2026-10-11 (3)—41,208bytes exported (✅ CREATED & stamped)2026-10-16 (1)—229,275bytes exported (✅ CREATED & stamped)2026-10-24 (2)—61,744bytes exported (✅ CREATED & stamped)-
2026-11-07 (1)—259,164bytes exported (✅ CREATED & stamped) - Notice that every article that succeeded exported <= 259 KB, whereas on September 29th (
2026-09-29-qamy-door-cellular-witness-replayable-receipts.md) you began embedding full compiled context/probe receipts in fenced blocks, pushing the generated HTML past Google Drive’s import-conversion limit (or injecting raw pseudo-tags from unescaped prose).
What You Need To Do
- Run 1: BEFORE in
(nix) pipulate $to measure the exacthtml_bytessize distribution of the 6 succeeded articles vs. the 50HTTP 500articles (and checkgit status -sin~/repos/trimnoirfor the 5 newly stamped posts). - Replace
context.txtwith 2: AFTER (x), copy 4: PROMPT (p), and runc.
The 5-Car Train
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
The first command compares the generated html_bytes sizes of the 6 succeeded articles since 2026-09-29 against the 50 articles that returned HTTP 500, and the second checks the 5 newly stamped post files in ~/repos/trimnoir.
(nix) pipulate $
.venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in ok), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in ok)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in fail), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in fail)); print('OK rows:', ok); print('Smallest 10 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:10])"
git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
(nix) pipulate $
# Context 5: Diagnose & fix Google Drive HTTP 500 on the remaining 50 articles
! .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in ok), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in ok)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in fail), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in fail)); print('OK rows:', ok); print('Smallest 10 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:10])"
! git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
No repo patches required in this turn (taking the html_bytes threshold reading first so we don’t guess the Drive HTTP 500 trigger; no ignition required).
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy.):
(nix) pipulate $
Here is the `html_bytes` comparison between the 6 succeeded articles and the 50 `HTTP 500` articles. Patch `scripts/articles/googledocizer.py` so all 50 remaining articles convert and upload cleanly to Google Docs without triggering `HTTP 500 Internal Error`, and give me the ignition command to finish the catch-up.
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
Pinpoint the exact html_bytes / HTML structure threshold causing Google Drive’s HTTP 500 Internal Error on the remaining 50 posts so googledocizer.py can upload all 50 cleanly in the next turn.
MikeLev.in:
THE AI-EDIT METHOD
Same commands, run twice, one change between them. Where the readings differ is what the change did; the diff in the middle is the receipt.
1: BEFORE (PROBE):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in ok), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in ok)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in fail), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in fail)); print('OK rows:', ok); print('Smallest 10 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:10])"
git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s
OK count: 69 min_html: 118 max_html: 548505
FAIL count: 50 min_html: 51692 max_html: 633878
OK rows: [(34055, True, '2026-09-29-layered-reality-operator-overloading-cpython.md'), (253411, True, '2026-09-29-the-three-door-installer-and-named-prompts.md'), (107787, True, '2026-09-30-forever-commands-and-the-talk-toggle.md'), (21477, True, '2026-10-01-scrollback-rule-clear-x-receipts.md'), (40373, True, '2026-10-02-clear-cups-protocol-auditing-mcp-calls.md'), (274854, True, '2026-10-02-the-door-table-and-the-moving-twig.md'), (93946, True, '2026-10-03-mechanical-advantage-and-the-active-root.md'), (53387, True, '2026-10-03-render-canary-and-the-quiet-compiler.md'), (75199, True, '2026-10-03-single-owner-rule-and-verifiable-deeds.md'), (88981, True, '2026-10-04-digital-thunk-shannons-codebook-replayable-workflows.md'), (377871, True, '2026-10-04-learning-to-walk-yaml-trails-and-the-quiet-skip.md'), (71933, True, '2026-10-04-terminal-house-style-quiet-console-evidence.md'), (41154, True, '2026-10-06-declarative-editorial-framing-pipeline.md'), (29585, True, '2026-10-06-making-verification-cheaper-than-trust.md'), (548505, True, '2026-10-06-the-router-that-learned-to-forget.md'), (74600, True, '2026-10-07-public-installers-private-entitlements-wire-telemetry.md'), (23633, True, '2026-10-07-removing-the-conversion-event.md'), (98436, True, '2026-10-08-anti-crichton-pipeline-intentional-friction.md'), (65226, True, '2026-10-08-the-randi-test-for-agent-readiness.md'), (105221, True, '2026-10-09-inverted-cave-ai-quality-assurance-jevons-paradox.md'), (298789, True, '2026-10-09-the-heat-and-the-delete-verifiable-pruning.md'), (91201, True, '2026-10-10-edge-cache-partition-rfc9110-markdown-negotiation.md'), (77431, True, '2026-10-10-holding-the-reins-background-daemons-and-rabbit-holes.md'), (346272, True, '2026-10-10-making-a-diff-the-minimal-instrument.md'), (74656, True, '2026-10-11-dual-representation-web-content-negotiation.md'), (152554, True, '2026-10-11-multi-tenant-wire-replacing-prerender-debt-rfc9110.md'), (108039, True, '2026-10-11-the-inverted-tool-call-and-the-book-command.md'), (46969, True, '2026-10-11-upstream-law-moving-prompt-invariants.md'), (130439, True, '2026-10-12-desktop-spectrometer-zero-credential-wire-receipts.md'), (184528, True, '2026-10-12-pre-authorization-gap-agentic-commerce.md'), (118108, True, '2026-10-12-retiring-chromium-fleet-rfc9111-edge-caching.md'), (193264, True, '2026-10-13-mark-nottingham-paul-gauthier-rfc9110-optics.md'), (316053, True, '2026-10-13-moviola-git-slider-impedance-matching.md'), (209098, True, '2026-10-13-sensory-coherence-synchronized-workspace-airlock.md'), (331181, True, '2026-10-13-two-commit-rename-bridge-keyless-instruments.md'), (30340, True, '2026-10-15-phantom-limb-amiga-jack-tramiel-vim-nixos.md'), (238107, True, '2026-10-15-watch-the-seams-langsec-browser-telemetry-cybernetics.md'), (227544, True, '2026-10-16-article-casting-kata-obs-websocket-polder-commons.md'), (249634, True, '2026-10-16-coachmans-veto-cursor-chronology-honeybot-vod-loop.md'), (261024, True, '2026-10-16-double-buffered-voice-cards-ewmh-clamp-over-toggle.md'), (221031, True, '2026-10-17-max-headroom-live-operator-break-in-ytsay.md'), (127203, True, '2026-10-17-retiring-service-accounts-effort-dial-context-explosion.md'), (222739, True, '2026-10-18-clipboard-bus-myelinated-broadcast-jekyll-open-graph.md'), (222160, True, '2026-10-18-dilettantes-ratchet-keyless-ytwatch-ntfy-pocket-bell.md'), (108887, True, '2026-10-19-john-henry-steam-dinosaur-hero-banner-open-graph.md'), (172101, True, '2026-10-19-orbital-space-gun-rfc9111-ythero-open-graph.md'), (225723, True, '2026-10-20-cooking-frogs-rolling-thumbnails-skyhook-drophook.md'), (285430, True, '2026-10-20-do-ai-crawlers-execute-javascript-rfc9110-cloaked-googlebot.md'), (35861, True, '2026-10-22-freeze-dried-weights-kv-cache-generators-ted-nelson-dream-machines.md'), (73665, True, '2026-10-24-mu-puzzle-phantom-limbs-f2-neovim-exemplars.md'), (80491, True, '2026-10-25-disarming-backtick-cues-piper-tts-rsplit-importlib.md'), (54460, True, '2026-10-25-dwell-gate-debouncing-ytwatch-viewer-alerts.md'), (158786, True, '2026-10-25-websub-sunpug-broadcast-bicycle-utf8-emoji-patch.md'), (80193, True, '2026-10-26-sub-wormrides-regex-backtracking-setun-snowball.md'), (111419, True, '2026-10-29-amiga-paula-filter-comfort-noise-ytbgm-honeybot.md'), (173543, True, '2026-10-29-idle-gated-split-flap-led-billboard-textual-ytticker.md'), (114584, True, '2026-10-29-sofrut-checksums-ingerman-thunk-piper-tts-filter.md'), (216388, True, '2026-10-29-sunpugio-decoder-ring-paper-bot-identity-receipts.md'), (262826, True, '2026-10-30-bimodal-urls-ai-crawler-schism-exa-wire-receipts.md'), (179669, True, '2026-10-30-vampire-thresholds-8-door-dmz-telemetry-bahamas-amiga-receipt.md'), (83453, True, '2026-10-31-chisels-soaking-walnuts-perelman-grothendieck-hopper-lovelace.md'), (96892, True, '2026-10-31-first-url-wins-opengraph-half-isolated-css-honeybot-storytime.md'), (120763, True, '2026-10-31-frontmatter-hero-popups-scala-infochannel-barker-channels.md'), (158788, True, '2026-11-02-kuhn-lean-proofs-uniform-urls-sunpugio-sting.md'), (223655, True, '2026-11-03-lxc-lxd-nixos-ytlog-pulse-discord-flywheel.md'), (125927, True, '2026-11-03-zero-post-dmz-discord-invite-api-v10-telemetry.md'), (131799, True, '2026-11-06-monokai-ascii-dom-lenses-rlvr-popper-straddles.md'), (291286, True, '2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md'), (118, True, 'template.md')]
Smallest 10 FAIL rows: [(51692, False, '2026-10-01-prefix-ladders-and-the-unalias-guard.md'), (82324, False, '2026-11-04-proper-noun-domain-labels-textual-venv-unexported-shim.md'), (101778, False, '2026-10-24-ytoutro-ytreboot-ast-hot-reload-standby-speech.md'), (103638, False, '2026-10-21-amiga-copper-hittail-referer-latest-nix-directive.md'), (118991, False, '2026-10-20-your-site-is-your-feed-npvg-pebble-drop.md'), (121251, False, '2026-10-14-mathjax-finder-doubler-reproducible-workflows-neovim.md'), (123982, False, '2026-10-18-cadmium-rods-nanny-hammers-tracer-dye.md'), (124177, False, '2026-10-30-five-row-nyquist-led-matrix-cloaked-bot-receipts.md'), (129047, False, '2026-11-04-poisoned-serps-exa-wire-truth-learned-helplessness.md'), (132814, False, '2026-10-17-decoupled-host-discovery-nix-flake-portability.md')]
M _data/observatory.json
M _posts/2026-10-03-render-canary-and-the-quiet-compiler.md
M _posts/2026-10-09-inverted-cave-ai-quality-assurance-jevons-paradox.md
M _posts/2026-10-11-upstream-law-moving-prompt-invariants.md
M _posts/2026-10-16-double-buffered-voice-cards-ewmh-clamp-over-toggle.md
M _posts/2026-10-24-mu-puzzle-phantom-limbs-f2-neovim-exemplars.md
M _posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md
M live_video.json
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 50
# ! markov
# deleteme.txt
# # Context 2: Google Docs catch-up, ?src=fb notifications, and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding
# ! eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
# ! rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
# ! git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# scripts/articles/publishizer.py
# # Context 3: Verify googledocizer.py catch-up queue + patch logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh
# ! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest
# ! ssh honeybot "sqlite3 ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db \"SELECT value FROM user_agents WHERE value LIKE '%ChatGPT%' OR value LIKE '%OAI%' OR value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%Anthropic%' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 25;\" && ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# scripts/articles/common.py
# nixops.sh
# # Context 4: Verify 0 pending Google Docs + ?src=fb and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding live on Honeybot
# ! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest | tail -n 15
# ! rg -n "src=fb|rag=openai|rag=anthropic|ding\.wav" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py scripts/articles/common.py nixops.sh
# ! ssh honeybot "ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# scripts/articles/common.py
# nixops.sh
# Context 5: Diagnose & fix Google Drive HTTP 500 on the remaining 50 articles
! .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in ok), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in ok)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in fail), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in fail)); print('OK rows:', ok); print('Smallest 10 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:10])"
! git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
3: CHANGE (PATCHES):
None this turn. I think we have some issue with the Google Doc creation and we’re going to trim or truncate or neutralize or something along those lines. One thing we’re unlikely to do is summarize. If it’s a size issue we’re going to truncate and give a link to where the rest of the article can be read online or something along those lines. I’m not spending any tokens on making the Google Docs version. I’m using it to do the summarizing, not to require it.
4: PROMPT:
Here is the html_bytes comparison between the 6 succeeded articles and the 50 HTTP 500 articles. Patch scripts/articles/googledocizer.py so all 50 remaining articles convert and upload cleanly to Google Docs without triggering HTTP 500 Internal Error, and give me the ignition command to finish the catch-up.
5: DELIVERABLE:
Done looks like some cheap, pragmatic 80/20-rule solution to getting these Google Docs generated.
The 80/20 Four-Tier HTML Sanitization Ladder
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified.
Root Cause Disproven & Pinpointed by the 1: BEFORE Receipt
Look at the two numbers your 1: BEFORE probe just returned:
- Largest succeeded (
OK) article since Sept 29:548,505bytes (2026-10-06-the-router-that-learned-to-forget.md) and291,286bytes (2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md). - Smallest failed (
HTTP 500) article:51,692bytes (2026-10-01-prefix-ladders-and-the-unalias-guard.md) and82,324bytes (2026-11-04-proper-noun-domain-labels-textual-venv-unexported-shim.md). - Total since Sept 29: 69 succeeded, 50 failed with
HTTP 500.
That rules out a simple size cliff and exposes why those specific 50 articles crash Google Drive’s HTML-to-Google-Doc converter:
- Missing Prose Pseudo-Tag & Raw HTML Defusal (Forked Out of
confluenceizer.py): Whengoogledocizer.pywas forked fromconfluenceizer.py, it droppedconfluenceizer.py’s prose tag escaper. Whenever an article quotes raw HTML (<html>,<head>,<style>,<script>,<svg>,<meta>,<link>,<a href=...>) or angle-bracket tokens (<F2>,<tool_name>,<HttpError ... 500>) outside a fence—or when an inner [triple-backtick] inside a pasted transcript closes a code fence early and spills raw code into prose—Python-Markdown passes those raw/unclosed tags straight into the HTML<body>. - Python-Markdown’s
extensions=['extra']Bundle:'extra'enablesattr_list(which parses{...}at the end of lines/spans as corrupt HTML attributes like<p "foo":="bar">) andfootnotes(which parses[^...]regexes into broken#fn:anchor links). - Unvalidated
<a href="...">Attributes, C0 Control Bytes (\x00), and Monster<pre>Blocks: Relative URLs (/futureproof/...), defanged URLs containing\u2060, NULL bytes (CODE_SENTINEL = '\x00CODEBLOCK\x00'), and 50 KB+ single<pre>blocks cause Google Drive’s backend converter to throwHttpError 500 Internal Error.
The 80/20 Pragmatic Fix (scripts/articles/googledocizer.py)
Car 1 below upgrades googledocizer.py with DOM sanitization + a 4-tier automatic fallback ladder (upsert_article_doc) that spends zero LLM tokens and guarantees every article converts into a native Google Doc with a link back to its canonical URL on https://mikelev.in:
- Tier 1 (
tier1:html-full, <= 220 KB): - Strips C0 control chars (
\x00–\x1f), ANSI escapes, HTML comments, and\u2060. - Neutralizes nested [triple-backtick] lines inside code blocks so fences never close early, and escapes raw
<...>in non-fenced prose. - Uses
extensions=['fenced_code', 'tables', 'sane_lists'](droppingattr_list,footnotes, anddef_list). -
Parses the output with
BeautifulSoup, strips all attributes except validatedhttp(s)://hrefs on<a>(resolving relative/...links tohttps://mikelev.in/...), caps individual<pre>blocks at 12,000 chars, and if total HTML exceeds 220 KB, pops trailing top-level DOM elements cleanly (never slicing mid-tag) and appends a link to the live article onhttps://mikelev.in/.... - Tier 2 (
tier2:html-compact, <= 100 KB): Triggered automatically if Tier 1 throwsHTTP 500. Flattens<table>/<blockquote>tags, caps<pre>blocks at 1,600 chars, and caps HTML at 100 KB + canonical link. - Tier 3 (
tier3:html-minimal, <= 45 KB): Triggered automatically if Tier 2 throwsHTTP 500. Unwraps all inline tags so only flat<h1..h4>,<p>, and<pre>remain, capped at 45 KB + canonical link. - Tier 4 (
tier4:text-plain, <= 120 KB): Triggered automatically if Tier 3 throwsHTTP 500. Uploads clean UTF-8text/plain(source_mime='text/plain',target_mime=DOC_MIME), bypassing Drive’s HTML parser entirely to mint a native Google Doc.
What You Need To Do
- Run 1: BEFORE in
(nix) pipulate $. - Apply Car 1 in 3: CHANGE (
patch,app,d,m,git push). - Run Car 2 in 3: CHANGE to execute
.venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latestand finish the 50-doc catch-up. - Replace
context.txtwith 2: AFTER (x), copy 4: PROMPT (p), and runc.
The 5-Car Train
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
The first command measures the OK vs FAIL counts and html_bytes bounds (using default=0 so an empty fail list after the catch-up does not raise ValueError), and the second counts the modified files in ~/repos/trimnoir.
(nix) pipulate $
.venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in ok), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in ok), default=0)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in fail), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in fail), default=0)); print('Smallest 5 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:5])"
git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | wc -l
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
(nix) pipulate $
# Context 6: Verify 0 FAIL rows after 50-doc Google Docs catch-up
! .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in ok), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in ok), default=0)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in fail), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in fail), default=0)); print('Smallest 5 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:5])"
! git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | wc -l
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
Car 1 patches scripts/articles/googledocizer.py with fence-aware prose pseudo-tag escaping, BeautifulSoup DOM sanitization, DOM-safe truncation with canonical article links, and the 4-tier HTTP 500 fallback ladder. Car 2 runs the armed catch-up for the remaining 50 articles.
Car 1 (patch, app, d, m, git push):
(nix) pipulate $
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
from html import escape as html_escape
[[[DIVIDER]]]
from html import escape as html_escape
from urllib.parse import urlsplit
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup, Comment
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
def _prepare_markdown(md_text: str) -> str:
"""Strip Liquid wrappers and prune public-web meta blocks before conversion."""
# Liquid safety wrappers matter to Jekyll, are noise in a Google Doc.
md_text = re.sub(r'\{%-?\s*raw\s*-?%\}\s*\n?', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(r'\{%-?\s*endraw\s*-?%\}\s*\n?', '', md_text)
# Prune promo/meta blocks that only make sense on the public site.
md_text = re.sub(
r'### 🐦 X\.com Promo Tweet\n[triple-backtick]text\n.*?\n[triple-backtick]\n*', '', md_text, flags=re.DOTALL
)
md_text = re.sub(
r'### Title Brainstorm\n.*?(?=\n### |\Z)', '', md_text, flags=re.DOTALL
)
return _sanitize_internal_pii(md_text)
[[[DIVIDER]]]
_INLINE_CODE_RE = re.compile(r'(?<!\\)(`+)(.+?)(?<!`)\1(?!`)')
_FENCE_OPEN_RE = re.compile(r'^(`{3,}|~{3,})(.*)$')
_SAFE_INLINE_TAG_RE = re.compile(r'^<(?:sup|sub|/sup|/sub|br|br\s*/)>$', re.IGNORECASE)
_ANY_ANGLE_RE = re.compile(r'<[^<>]*>')
_ALLOWED_GDRIVE_TAGS = frozenset({
'h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'h5', 'h6', 'p', 'div', 'ul', 'ol', 'li',
'blockquote', 'pre', 'code', 'strong', 'b', 'em', 'i', 'a', 'hr', 'br',
'table', 'thead', 'tbody', 'tr', 'th', 'td', 'sup', 'sub',
})
_TIER3_GDRIVE_TAGS = frozenset({'h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'p', 'pre', 'br', 'hr'})
_DROP_CONTENT_TAGS = (
'script', 'style', 'svg', 'iframe', 'object', 'embed',
'form', 'input', 'button', 'select', 'textarea', 'meta', 'link', 'head', 'title',
)
def _escape_prose_angles(segment: str) -> str:
"""Escape < and > in plain prose except simple <sup>/<sub>/<br> tags."""
def _repl(match):
tok = match.group(0)
if _SAFE_INLINE_TAG_RE.match(tok):
return tok
return html_escape(tok, quote=False)
out = _ANY_ANGLE_RE.sub(_repl, segment)
# Also escape any stray unclosed < or > outside balanced <...>
parts = re.split(r'(</?(?:sup|sub|br)\b[^<>]*>)', out, flags=re.IGNORECASE)
cleaned = []
for idx, part in enumerate(parts):
if idx % 2 == 1:
cleaned.append(part)
else:
cleaned.append(part.replace('<', '<').replace('>', '>'))
return ''.join(cleaned)
def _escape_prose_line(line: str) -> str:
"""Preserve leading blockquote '>' markers and inline code spans while escaping prose <...>."""
bq_match = re.match(r'^(\s*>+\s?)', line)
prefix = bq_match.group(1) if bq_match else ''
rest = line[len(prefix):]
out = []
last = 0
for m in _INLINE_CODE_RE.finditer(rest):
out.append(_escape_prose_angles(rest[last:m.start()]))
out.append(m.group(0))
last = m.end()
out.append(_escape_prose_angles(rest[last:]))
return prefix + ''.join(out)
def _is_valid_gdrive_href(href: str) -> bool:
"""True when href is a clean absolute HTTP(S) URL that Google Drive's importer accepts."""
if not href or len(href) > 2000 or any(c in href for c in ' \t\r\n<>"\'{}|\\^`'):
return False
try:
parts = urlsplit(href)
except ValueError:
return False
if parts.scheme not in ('http', 'https') or not parts.netloc:
return False
return bool(re.match(r'^[A-Za-z0-9.-]+(?::\d+)?$', parts.netloc))
def _prepare_markdown(md_text: str, canonical_url: str = "", tier: int = 1) -> str:
"""Strip Liquid/control chars, cap giant fenced blocks, and escape prose pseudo-tags."""
if not md_text:
return ""
md_text = re.sub(r'\x1b\[[0-9;]*[A-Za-z]', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(r'[\x00-\x08\x0b\x0c\x0e-\x1f\x7f\u2060\ud800-\udfff]', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(r'\{%-?\s*raw\s*-?%\}\s*\n?', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(r'\{%-?\s*endraw\s*-?%\}\s*\n?', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(r'<!--[\s\S]*?-->', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(
r'### 🐦 X\.com Promo Tweet\n[triple-backtick]text\n.*?\n[triple-backtick]\n*', '', md_text, flags=re.DOTALL
)
md_text = re.sub(
r'### Title Brainstorm\n.*?(?=\n### |\Z)', '', md_text, flags=re.DOTALL
)
md_text = _sanitize_internal_pii(md_text)
link_target = canonical_url or "https://mikelev.in"
max_fence_chars = 12000 if tier == 1 else (1600 if tier == 2 else 0)
max_fence_lines = 200 if tier == 1 else (35 if tier == 2 else 0)
out_lines = []
in_ledger = False
fence_char = None
fence_len = 0
fence_lang = ""
fence_buf = []
def _flush_fence():
if tier >= 3:
out_lines.append(
f"\n> *[Code block omitted in compact Google Doc — full source at {link_target}]*\n"
)
return
body_lines = []
char_count = 0
truncated = False
for fline in fence_buf:
safe_line = re.sub(r'`{3,}', '[triple-backtick]', fline)
safe_line = re.sub(r'~{3,}', '[triple-tilde]', safe_line)
if len(safe_line) > 500:
safe_line = safe_line[:500] + " ... [line truncated]"
if len(body_lines) >= max_fence_lines or (char_count + len(safe_line)) > max_fence_chars:
truncated = True
break
body_lines.append(safe_line)
char_count += len(safe_line) + 1
if truncated:
body_lines.append(
f"... [Code block truncated for Google Docs — full source: {link_target}]"
)
out_lines.append(f"[triple-backtick]{fence_lang}")
out_lines.extend(body_lines)
out_lines.append("[triple-backtick]")
for line in md_text.splitlines():
if fence_char is not None:
close_re = re.compile(rf'^{re.escape(fence_char)}{{{fence_len},}}[ \t]*$')
if close_re.match(line):
_flush_fence()
fence_char = None
fence_len = 0
fence_lang = ""
fence_buf = []
else:
fence_buf.append(line)
continue
m_open = _FENCE_OPEN_RE.match(line)
if m_open:
marker, tail = m_open.group(1), m_open.group(2).strip()
fence_char = marker[0]
fence_len = len(marker)
fence_lang = re.sub(r'[^A-Za-z0-9_+-]', '', tail.split()[0]) if tail else "text"
fence_buf = []
continue
if '' in line:
in_ledger = False
continue
out_lines.append(_escape_prose_line(line))
if fence_char is not None:
_flush_fence()
return "\n".join(out_lines)
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
def markdown_to_html(md_text: str, headline: str = "") -> bytes:
[[[DIVIDER]]]
def markdown_to_html(
md_text: str, headline: str = "", canonical_url: str = "", tier: int = 1
) -> bytes:
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
if md_lib is None:
raise RuntimeError(
"The 'markdown' package is required. Add it to requirements.in "
"and reinstall (probe: .venv/bin/python -c 'import markdown')."
)
body = md_lib.markdown(_prepare_markdown(md_text), extensions=['extra', 'sane_lists'])
if headline:
body = f"<h1>{html_escape(headline)}</h1>\n{body}"
html = f"<html><head><meta charset=\"utf-8\"></head><body>{body}</body></html>"
return html.encode('utf-8')
[[[DIVIDER]]]
if md_lib is None:
raise RuntimeError(
"The 'markdown' package is required. Add it to requirements.in "
"and reinstall (probe: .venv/bin/python -c 'import markdown')."
)
exts = ['fenced_code', 'tables', 'sane_lists'] if tier == 1 else ['fenced_code', 'sane_lists']
raw_body = md_lib.markdown(
_prepare_markdown(md_text, canonical_url=canonical_url, tier=tier),
extensions=exts,
)
body = _sanitize_html_for_gdrive(raw_body, canonical_url=canonical_url, tier=tier)
if headline:
body = f"<h1>{html_escape(headline)}</h1>\n{body}"
html = f"<html><head><meta charset=\"utf-8\"></head><body>{body}</body></html>"
return html.encode('utf-8')
def _sanitize_html_for_gdrive(raw_body: str, canonical_url: str = "", tier: int = 1) -> str:
"""Clean rendered HTML with BeautifulSoup and enforce DOM-safe byte caps for Google Drive."""
soup = BeautifulSoup(raw_body, 'html.parser')
for comment in soup.find_all(string=lambda t: isinstance(t, Comment)):
comment.extract()
for bad_tag in soup.find_all(_DROP_CONTENT_TAGS):
bad_tag.decompose()
for img_tag in soup.find_all('img'):
img_tag.decompose()
if tier >= 2:
for tbl in soup.find_all('table'):
for tr in tbl.find_all('tr'):
cells = [c.get_text(" ", strip=True) for c in tr.find_all(['th', 'td'])]
p_tag = soup.new_tag('p')
p_tag.string = " | ".join(c for c in cells if c)
tbl.insert_before(p_tag)
tbl.decompose()
allowed = _ALLOWED_GDRIVE_TAGS if tier in (1, 2) else _TIER3_GDRIVE_TAGS
for tag in list(soup.find_all(True)):
if tag.name not in allowed:
if tag.name == 'li':
tag.insert(0, "• ")
tag.name = 'p'
tag.attrs = {}
else:
tag.unwrap()
continue
if tag.name == 'a' and tier in (1, 2):
href = str(tag.get('href') or '').strip()
if href.startswith('/') and not href.startswith('//'):
href = f"https://mikelev.in{href}"
if _is_valid_gdrive_href(href):
tag.attrs = {'href': href}
else:
tag.unwrap()
else:
tag.attrs = {}
link_target = canonical_url or "https://mikelev.in"
for blk in soup.find_all(['p', 'pre', 'li', 'blockquote']):
txt = blk.get_text()
if len(txt) > 14000:
blk.clear()
blk.string = txt[:14000] + f"\n... [Truncated — full text at {link_target}]"
max_bytes = 220000 if tier == 1 else (100000 if tier == 2 else 45000)
truncated_tail = False
while len(str(soup).encode('utf-8')) > max_bytes and len(soup.contents) > 1:
last_node = soup.contents[-1]
last_node.extract()
truncated_tail = True
if truncated_tail or tier >= 2:
hr_tag = soup.new_tag('hr')
soup.append(hr_tag)
note_p = soup.new_tag('p')
if tier in (1, 2) and _is_valid_gdrive_href(link_target):
strong = soup.new_tag('strong')
strong.string = "📖 Read the complete article and full code receipts online: "
a_tag = soup.new_tag('a', href=link_target)
a_tag.string = link_target
note_p.append(strong)
note_p.append(a_tag)
else:
note_p.string = f"Read the complete article and full code receipts online: {link_target}"
soup.append(note_p)
return str(soup)
def markdown_to_plain_bytes(md_text: str, headline: str = "", canonical_url: str = "") -> bytes:
"""Tier 4 emergency fallback: clean UTF-8 plain text ready for Drive text/plain -> Doc import."""
link_target = canonical_url or "https://mikelev.in"
prepared = _prepare_markdown(md_text, canonical_url=link_target, tier=2)
header = f"{headline}\nCanonical URL: {link_target}\n" + ("=" * 72) + "\n\n" if headline else ""
full_text = header + prepared
raw_bytes = full_text.encode('utf-8', errors='ignore')
if len(raw_bytes) > 120000:
clipped = raw_bytes[:120000].decode('utf-8', errors='ignore')
clipped += f"\n\n---\n[Truncated for Google Docs — read full article at {link_target}]\n"
return clipped.encode('utf-8')
return raw_bytes
def _canonical_url(md_file: Path, post, base_url: str = "https://mikelev.in") -> str:
"""Resolve the public canonical URL for a post so truncated Google Docs can link back."""
metadata = (post.metadata if post else None) or {}
permalink = _metadata_value(metadata, "permalink")
base = (base_url or "https://mikelev.in").rstrip("/")
if permalink:
p = str(permalink).strip()
if p.startswith(("http://", "https://")):
return p
if not p.startswith("/"):
p = "/" + p
return f"{base}{p}"
stem = re.sub(r"^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}-", "", md_file.stem)
return f"{base}/futureproof/{stem}/"
def upsert_article_doc(service, folder_id, md_file, post, target_title, base_url="", existing_id=None):
"""Upsert a markdown post as a native Google Doc with a 4-tier HTTP 500 fallback ladder."""
headline = _headline(md_file, post)
canonical_url = _canonical_url(md_file, post, base_url=base_url)
tiers = (
(1, 'text/html', 'tier1:html-full'),
(2, 'text/html', 'tier2:html-compact'),
(3, 'text/html', 'tier3:html-minimal'),
(4, 'text/plain', 'tier4:text-plain'),
)
last_err = None
for tier_num, source_mime, tier_label in tiers:
try:
if source_mime == 'text/plain':
payload_bytes = markdown_to_plain_bytes(
post.content, headline=headline, canonical_url=canonical_url
)
else:
payload_bytes = markdown_to_html(
post.content, headline=headline, canonical_url=canonical_url, tier=tier_num
)
file_id, verb = drive_convert_upsert(
service, folder_id, target_title, payload_bytes,
source_mime, DOC_MIME, existing_id=existing_id
)
return file_id, verb, tier_label
except HttpError as http_err:
last_err = http_err
status = http_err.resp.status if http_err.resp else 0
if status not in (400, 413, 429, 500, 502, 503, 504):
raise
print(f" ↻ {target_title!r} HTTP {status} on {tier_label}; trying next fallback tier...")
time.sleep(0.5 * tier_num)
raise last_err
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
post = frontmatter.load(md_file)
html_bytes = markdown_to_html(post.content, headline=_headline(md_file, post))
file_id, verb = drive_convert_upsert(
service, folder_id, target_title, html_bytes,
'text/html', DOC_MIME, existing_id=existing
)
ok, detail = readback_ok(service, file_id, target_title)
[[[DIVIDER]]]
post = frontmatter.load(md_file)
file_id, verb, tier_label = upsert_article_doc(
service, folder_id, md_file, post, target_title,
base_url=config.get("url") or "https://mikelev.in",
existing_id=existing,
)
ok, detail = readback_ok(service, file_id, target_title)
if tier_label != "tier1:html-full":
detail = f"{detail} | {tier_label}"
[[[REPLACE]]]
Car 2 (Ignition: run the armed Google Docs catch-up for the remaining 50 articles):
(nix) pipulate $
.venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latest
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy.):
(nix) pipulate $
Here are the AFTER receipts from the 50-doc Google Docs catch-up. Verify that `FAIL count: 0` is reached and give a clean wrap-up of all 3 goals for the session.
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
All 50 remaining articles convert and upload cleanly to Google Docs (FAIL count: 0), stamping gdoc_url: into their frontmatter and completing all 3 goals of the session.
MikeLev.in:
THE AI-EDIT METHOD
Same commands, run twice, one change between them. Where the readings differ is what the change did; the diff in the middle is the receipt.
1: BEFORE (PROBE):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in ok), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in ok), default=0)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in fail), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in fail), default=0)); print('Smallest 5 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:5])"
git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | wc -l
OK count: 69 min_html: 118 max_html: 548505
FAIL count: 50 min_html: 51692 max_html: 633878
Smallest 5 FAIL rows: [(51692, False, '2026-10-01-prefix-ladders-and-the-unalias-guard.md'), (82324, False, '2026-11-04-proper-noun-domain-labels-textual-venv-unexported-shim.md'), (101778, False, '2026-10-24-ytoutro-ytreboot-ast-hot-reload-standby-speech.md'), (103638, False, '2026-10-21-amiga-copper-hittail-referer-latest-nix-directive.md'), (118991, False, '2026-10-20-your-site-is-your-feed-npvg-pebble-drop.md')]
8
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 50
# ! markov
# deleteme.txt
# # Context 2: Google Docs catch-up, ?src=fb notifications, and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding
# ! eza -la remotes/honeybot/scripts remotes/honeybot/hooks
# ! rg -n -C 3 "src=|linkedin|ntfy|ding|tick|aplay|ChatGPT|Claude|Anthropic|OAI" remotes/honeybot/ scripts/articles/
# ! git log -n 3 -p scripts/articles/googledocizer.py | head -n 80
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# scripts/articles/publishizer.py
# # Context 3: Verify googledocizer.py catch-up queue + patch logs.py, common.py, and nixops.sh
# ! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest
# ! ssh honeybot "sqlite3 ~/www/mikelev.in/honeybot.db \"SELECT value FROM user_agents WHERE value LIKE '%ChatGPT%' OR value LIKE '%OAI%' OR value LIKE '%Claude%' OR value LIKE '%Anthropic%' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 25;\" && ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# scripts/articles/common.py
# nixops.sh
# # Context 4: Verify 0 pending Google Docs + ?src=fb and OpenAI/Anthropic RAG bell-ding live on Honeybot
# ! .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --latest | tail -n 15
# ! rg -n "src=fb|rag=openai|rag=anthropic|ding\.wav" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py scripts/articles/common.py nixops.sh
# ! ssh honeybot "ls -la ~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/"
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# scripts/articles/common.py
# nixops.sh
# # Context 5: Diagnose & fix Google Drive HTTP 500 on the remaining 50 articles
# ! .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in ok), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in ok)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min(r[0] for r in fail), 'max_html:', max(r[0] for r in fail)); print('OK rows:', ok); print('Smallest 10 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:10])"
# ! git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s
# scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
# Context 6: Verify 0 FAIL rows after 50-doc Google Docs catch-up
! .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in ok), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in ok), default=0)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in fail), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in fail), default=0)); print('Smallest 5 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:5])"
! git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | wc -l
scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
3: CHANGE (PATCHES):
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ patch
(nix) pipulate $ app
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'scripts/articles/googledocizer.py'.
(nix) pipulate $ d
diff --git a/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
index d9188b7..2a53580 100644
--- a/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
+++ b/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
@@ -50,6 +50,8 @@ import json
import time
import argparse
from html import escape as html_escape
+from urllib.parse import urlsplit
+from bs4 import BeautifulSoup, Comment
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from pathlib import Path
@@ -158,22 +160,160 @@ def _sanitize_internal_pii(text: str) -> str:
return text
-def _prepare_markdown(md_text: str) -> str:
- """Strip Liquid wrappers and prune public-web meta blocks before conversion."""
- # Liquid safety wrappers matter to Jekyll, are noise in a Google Doc.
+_INLINE_CODE_RE = re.compile(r'(?<!\\)(`+)(.+?)(?<!`)\1(?!`)')
+_FENCE_OPEN_RE = re.compile(r'^(`{3,}|~{3,})(.*)$')
+_SAFE_INLINE_TAG_RE = re.compile(r'^<(?:sup|sub|/sup|/sub|br|br\s*/)>$', re.IGNORECASE)
+_ANY_ANGLE_RE = re.compile(r'<[^<>]*>')
+_ALLOWED_GDRIVE_TAGS = frozenset({
+ 'h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'h5', 'h6', 'p', 'div', 'ul', 'ol', 'li',
+ 'blockquote', 'pre', 'code', 'strong', 'b', 'em', 'i', 'a', 'hr', 'br',
+ 'table', 'thead', 'tbody', 'tr', 'th', 'td', 'sup', 'sub',
+})
+_TIER3_GDRIVE_TAGS = frozenset({'h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'p', 'pre', 'br', 'hr'})
+_DROP_CONTENT_TAGS = (
+ 'script', 'style', 'svg', 'iframe', 'object', 'embed',
+ 'form', 'input', 'button', 'select', 'textarea', 'meta', 'link', 'head', 'title',
+)
+
+
+def _escape_prose_angles(segment: str) -> str:
+ """Escape < and > in plain prose except simple <sup>/<sub>/<br> tags."""
+ def _repl(match):
+ tok = match.group(0)
+ if _SAFE_INLINE_TAG_RE.match(tok):
+ return tok
+ return html_escape(tok, quote=False)
+
+ out = _ANY_ANGLE_RE.sub(_repl, segment)
+ # Also escape any stray unclosed < or > outside balanced <...>
+ parts = re.split(r'(</?(?:sup|sub|br)\b[^<>]*>)', out, flags=re.IGNORECASE)
+ cleaned = []
+ for idx, part in enumerate(parts):
+ if idx % 2 == 1:
+ cleaned.append(part)
+ else:
+ cleaned.append(part.replace('<', '<').replace('>', '>'))
+ return ''.join(cleaned)
+
+
+def _escape_prose_line(line: str) -> str:
+ """Preserve leading blockquote '>' markers and inline code spans while escaping prose <...>."""
+ bq_match = re.match(r'^(\s*>+\s?)', line)
+ prefix = bq_match.group(1) if bq_match else ''
+ rest = line[len(prefix):]
+ out = []
+ last = 0
+ for m in _INLINE_CODE_RE.finditer(rest):
+ out.append(_escape_prose_angles(rest[last:m.start()]))
+ out.append(m.group(0))
+ last = m.end()
+ out.append(_escape_prose_angles(rest[last:]))
+ return prefix + ''.join(out)
+
+
+def _is_valid_gdrive_href(href: str) -> bool:
+ """True when href is a clean absolute HTTP(S) URL that Google Drive's importer accepts."""
+ if not href or len(href) > 2000 or any(c in href for c in ' \t\r\n<>"\'{}|\\^`'):
+ return False
+ try:
+ parts = urlsplit(href)
+ except ValueError:
+ return False
+ if parts.scheme not in ('http', 'https') or not parts.netloc:
+ return False
+ return bool(re.match(r'^[A-Za-z0-9.-]+(?::\d+)?$', parts.netloc))
+
+
+def _prepare_markdown(md_text: str, canonical_url: str = "", tier: int = 1) -> str:
+ """Strip Liquid/control chars, cap giant fenced blocks, and escape prose pseudo-tags."""
+ if not md_text:
+ return ""
+ md_text = re.sub(r'\x1b\[[0-9;]*[A-Za-z]', '', md_text)
+ md_text = re.sub(r'[\x00-\x08\x0b\x0c\x0e-\x1f\x7f\u2060\ud800-\udfff]', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(r'\{%-?\s*raw\s*-?%\}\s*\n?', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(r'\{%-?\s*endraw\s*-?%\}\s*\n?', '', md_text)
- # Prune promo/meta blocks that only make sense on the public site.
+ md_text = re.sub(r'<!--[\s\S]*?-->', '', md_text)
md_text = re.sub(
r'### 🐦 X\.com Promo Tweet\n[triple-backtick]text\n.*?\n[triple-backtick]\n*', '', md_text, flags=re.DOTALL
)
md_text = re.sub(
r'### Title Brainstorm\n.*?(?=\n### |\Z)', '', md_text, flags=re.DOTALL
)
- return _sanitize_internal_pii(md_text)
+ md_text = _sanitize_internal_pii(md_text)
+ link_target = canonical_url or "https://mikelev.in"
+ max_fence_chars = 12000 if tier == 1 else (1600 if tier == 2 else 0)
+ max_fence_lines = 200 if tier == 1 else (35 if tier == 2 else 0)
+ out_lines = []
+ in_ledger = False
+ fence_char = None
+ fence_len = 0
+ fence_lang = ""
+ fence_buf = []
+
+ def _flush_fence():
+ if tier >= 3:
+ out_lines.append(
+ f"\n> *[Code block omitted in compact Google Doc — full source at {link_target}]*\n"
+ )
+ return
+ body_lines = []
+ char_count = 0
+ truncated = False
+ for fline in fence_buf:
+ safe_line = re.sub(r'`{3,}', '[triple-backtick]', fline)
+ safe_line = re.sub(r'~{3,}', '[triple-tilde]', safe_line)
+ if len(safe_line) > 500:
+ safe_line = safe_line[:500] + " ... [line truncated]"
+ if len(body_lines) >= max_fence_lines or (char_count + len(safe_line)) > max_fence_chars:
+ truncated = True
+ break
+ body_lines.append(safe_line)
+ char_count += len(safe_line) + 1
+ if truncated:
+ body_lines.append(
+ f"... [Code block truncated for Google Docs — full source: {link_target}]"
+ )
+ out_lines.append(f"[triple-backtick]{fence_lang}")
+ out_lines.extend(body_lines)
+ out_lines.append("[triple-backtick]")
+
+ for line in md_text.splitlines():
+ if fence_char is not None:
+ close_re = re.compile(rf'^{re.escape(fence_char)}{{{fence_len},}}[ \t]*$')
+ if close_re.match(line):
+ _flush_fence()
+ fence_char = None
+ fence_len = 0
+ fence_lang = ""
+ fence_buf = []
+ else:
+ fence_buf.append(line)
+ continue
+ m_open = _FENCE_OPEN_RE.match(line)
+ if m_open:
+ marker, tail = m_open.group(1), m_open.group(2).strip()
+ fence_char = marker[0]
+ fence_len = len(marker)
+ fence_lang = re.sub(r'[^A-Za-z0-9_+-]', '', tail.split()[0]) if tail else "text"
+ fence_buf = []
+ continue
+ if '' in line:
+ in_ledger = False
+ continue
+ out_lines.append(_escape_prose_line(line))
+ if fence_char is not None:
+ _flush_fence()
+ return "\n".join(out_lines)
-def markdown_to_html(md_text: str, headline: str = "") -> bytes:
+
+def markdown_to_html(
+ md_text: str, headline: str = "", canonical_url: str = "", tier: int = 1
+) -> bytes:
"""Markdown -> minimal HTML document, ready for Drive import-on-upload.
`headline` is the article title, emitted as the Doc's opening <h1>. The
title lives in YAML frontmatter, which frontmatter.load() strips from
@@ -187,13 +327,150 @@ def markdown_to_html(md_text: str, headline: str = "") -> bytes:
"The 'markdown' package is required. Add it to requirements.in "
"and reinstall (probe: .venv/bin/python -c 'import markdown')."
)
- body = md_lib.markdown(_prepare_markdown(md_text), extensions=['extra', 'sane_lists'])
+ exts = ['fenced_code', 'tables', 'sane_lists'] if tier == 1 else ['fenced_code', 'sane_lists']
+ raw_body = md_lib.markdown(
+ _prepare_markdown(md_text, canonical_url=canonical_url, tier=tier),
+ extensions=exts,
+ )
+ body = _sanitize_html_for_gdrive(raw_body, canonical_url=canonical_url, tier=tier)
if headline:
body = f"<h1>{html_escape(headline)}</h1>\n{body}"
html = f"<html><head><meta charset=\"utf-8\"></head><body>{body}</body></html>"
return html.encode('utf-8')
+def _sanitize_html_for_gdrive(raw_body: str, canonical_url: str = "", tier: int = 1) -> str:
+ """Clean rendered HTML with BeautifulSoup and enforce DOM-safe byte caps for Google Drive."""
+ soup = BeautifulSoup(raw_body, 'html.parser')
+ for comment in soup.find_all(string=lambda t: isinstance(t, Comment)):
+ comment.extract()
+ for bad_tag in soup.find_all(_DROP_CONTENT_TAGS):
+ bad_tag.decompose()
+ for img_tag in soup.find_all('img'):
+ img_tag.decompose()
+ if tier >= 2:
+ for tbl in soup.find_all('table'):
+ for tr in tbl.find_all('tr'):
+ cells = [c.get_text(" ", strip=True) for c in tr.find_all(['th', 'td'])]
+ p_tag = soup.new_tag('p')
+ p_tag.string = " | ".join(c for c in cells if c)
+ tbl.insert_before(p_tag)
+ tbl.decompose()
+ allowed = _ALLOWED_GDRIVE_TAGS if tier in (1, 2) else _TIER3_GDRIVE_TAGS
+ for tag in list(soup.find_all(True)):
+ if tag.name not in allowed:
+ if tag.name == 'li':
+ tag.insert(0, "• ")
+ tag.name = 'p'
+ tag.attrs = {}
+ else:
+ tag.unwrap()
+ continue
+ if tag.name == 'a' and tier in (1, 2):
+ href = str(tag.get('href') or '').strip()
+ if href.startswith('/') and not href.startswith('//'):
+ href = f"https://mikelev.in{href}"
+ if _is_valid_gdrive_href(href):
+ tag.attrs = {'href': href}
+ else:
+ tag.unwrap()
+ else:
+ tag.attrs = {}
+ link_target = canonical_url or "https://mikelev.in"
+ for blk in soup.find_all(['p', 'pre', 'li', 'blockquote']):
+ txt = blk.get_text()
+ if len(txt) > 14000:
+ blk.clear()
+ blk.string = txt[:14000] + f"\n... [Truncated — full text at {link_target}]"
+ max_bytes = 220000 if tier == 1 else (100000 if tier == 2 else 45000)
+ truncated_tail = False
+ while len(str(soup).encode('utf-8')) > max_bytes and len(soup.contents) > 1:
+ last_node = soup.contents[-1]
+ last_node.extract()
+ truncated_tail = True
+ if truncated_tail or tier >= 2:
+ hr_tag = soup.new_tag('hr')
+ soup.append(hr_tag)
+ note_p = soup.new_tag('p')
+ if tier in (1, 2) and _is_valid_gdrive_href(link_target):
+ strong = soup.new_tag('strong')
+ strong.string = "📖 Read the complete article and full code receipts online: "
+ a_tag = soup.new_tag('a', href=link_target)
+ a_tag.string = link_target
+ note_p.append(strong)
+ note_p.append(a_tag)
+ else:
+ note_p.string = f"Read the complete article and full code receipts online: {link_target}"
+ soup.append(note_p)
+ return str(soup)
+
+
+def markdown_to_plain_bytes(md_text: str, headline: str = "", canonical_url: str = "") -> bytes:
+ """Tier 4 emergency fallback: clean UTF-8 plain text ready for Drive text/plain -> Doc import."""
+ link_target = canonical_url or "https://mikelev.in"
+ prepared = _prepare_markdown(md_text, canonical_url=link_target, tier=2)
+ header = f"{headline}\nCanonical URL: {link_target}\n" + ("=" * 72) + "\n\n" if headline else ""
+ full_text = header + prepared
+ raw_bytes = full_text.encode('utf-8', errors='ignore')
+ if len(raw_bytes) > 120000:
+ clipped = raw_bytes[:120000].decode('utf-8', errors='ignore')
+ clipped += f"\n\n---\n[Truncated for Google Docs — read full article at {link_target}]\n"
+ return clipped.encode('utf-8')
+ return raw_bytes
+
+
+def _canonical_url(md_file: Path, post, base_url: str = "https://mikelev.in") -> str:
+ """Resolve the public canonical URL for a post so truncated Google Docs can link back."""
+ metadata = (post.metadata if post else None) or {}
+ permalink = _metadata_value(metadata, "permalink")
+ base = (base_url or "https://mikelev.in").rstrip("/")
+ if permalink:
+ p = str(permalink).strip()
+ if p.startswith(("http://", "https://")):
+ return p
+ if not p.startswith("/"):
+ p = "/" + p
+ return f"{base}{p}"
+ stem = re.sub(r"^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}-", "", md_file.stem)
+ return f"{base}/futureproof/{stem}/"
+
+
+def upsert_article_doc(service, folder_id, md_file, post, target_title, base_url="", existing_id=None):
+ """Upsert a markdown post as a native Google Doc with a 4-tier HTTP 500 fallback ladder."""
+ headline = _headline(md_file, post)
+ canonical_url = _canonical_url(md_file, post, base_url=base_url)
+ tiers = (
+ (1, 'text/html', 'tier1:html-full'),
+ (2, 'text/html', 'tier2:html-compact'),
+ (3, 'text/html', 'tier3:html-minimal'),
+ (4, 'text/plain', 'tier4:text-plain'),
+ )
+ last_err = None
+ for tier_num, source_mime, tier_label in tiers:
+ try:
+ if source_mime == 'text/plain':
+ payload_bytes = markdown_to_plain_bytes(
+ post.content, headline=headline, canonical_url=canonical_url
+ )
+ else:
+ payload_bytes = markdown_to_html(
+ post.content, headline=headline, canonical_url=canonical_url, tier=tier_num
+ )
+ file_id, verb = drive_convert_upsert(
+ service, folder_id, target_title, payload_bytes,
+ source_mime, DOC_MIME, existing_id=existing_id
+ )
+ return file_id, verb, tier_label
+ except HttpError as http_err:
+ last_err = http_err
+ status = http_err.resp.status if http_err.resp else 0
+ if status not in (400, 413, 429, 500, 502, 503, 504):
+ raise
+ print(f" ↻ {target_title!r} HTTP {status} on {tier_label}; trying next fallback tier...")
+ time.sleep(0.5 * tier_num)
+ raise last_err
+
+
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Title contract (forked verbatim-in-spirit from confluenceizer.py)
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -743,12 +1020,14 @@ def main():
# is cheaper than 1,431 retained bodies. Safe against the stamp
# writer below, which only touches the file AFTER the upload.
post = frontmatter.load(md_file)
- html_bytes = markdown_to_html(post.content, headline=_headline(md_file, post))
- file_id, verb = drive_convert_upsert(
- service, folder_id, target_title, html_bytes,
- 'text/html', DOC_MIME, existing_id=existing
+ file_id, verb, tier_label = upsert_article_doc(
+ service, folder_id, md_file, post, target_title,
+ base_url=config.get("url") or "https://mikelev.in",
+ existing_id=existing,
)
ok, detail = readback_ok(service, file_id, target_title)
+ if tier_label != "tier1:html-full":
+ detail = f"{detail} | {tier_label}"
shared = ensure_anyone_reader(service, file_id)
stamp = common.stamp_frontmatter_value(
md_file, common.GDOC_URL_KEY, common.gdoc_share_url(file_id))
(nix) pipulate $ m
📝 Committing: feat: implement markdown to HTML conversion with Google Drive compatibility
[main 795f575] feat: implement markdown to HTML conversion with Google Drive compatibility
1 file changed, 290 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-)
(nix) pipulate $ git push
Enumerating objects: 9, done.
Counting objects: 100% (9/9), done.
Delta compression using up to 48 threads
Compressing objects: 100% (5/5), done.
Writing objects: 100% (5/5), 4.69 KiB | 4.69 MiB/s, done.
Total 5 (delta 4), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0 (from 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (4/4), completed with 4 local objects.
To github.com:pipulate/pipulate.git
dce58c1..795f575 main -> main
(nix) pipulate $
Ignition: often “exit”, “nix develop”. Instructions may vary.
And this is an even better ignition, considering. I opened a few and confirmed working, human witnessed.
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
GIT repo clean. Take BEFORE reading, make CHANGE, record AFTER diff.
(nix) pipulate $ .venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latest
🔒 Locked Target: MikeLev.in (Public) (/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts)
📡 Anchored Drive Folder ID: 1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-h
🔎 Scanning remote folder inventory...
✅ Inventory scan complete. 1573 child file(s).
🎯 Latest + pending catch-up selection (latest marker: 2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md)
📝 Found 1620 candidate document(s) for publishing queue.
🧾 Local Target Title Contract:
Target Title: 2026-09-29 (1) | The Qamy Door and the Cellular Witness: Launching a Third Domain with Replayable Receipts
Target Title: 2026-09-29 (2) | The Deed Is Named for the Door: Engineering Replayable QA Archives for AI
Target Title: 2026-10-01 (1) | The Prefix Ladder and the Unalias Guard: Replayable Shell Ergonomics in the Age of AI
Target Title: 2026-10-02 (3) | The Enter Fence and the Bell Cue: Building Replayable Browser Walks in the Age of AI
Target Title: 2026-10-08 (1) | Jekyll Satellites: Decoupling Shared Tooling from Independent Sites with Nix
Target Title: 2026-10-10 (2) | Less Messaging: RFC 9110 and the Inspection Airlock
Target Title: 2026-10-14 (1) | Fermions, Bosons, and the Dax Symbiont: Landauer's Tax and the Forget Kata
Target Title: 2026-10-14 (2) | The MathJax Finder and Doubler: Engineering Reproducible Workflows in Neovim
Target Title: 2026-10-14 (3) | AI-Readiness at the Edge: RFC 9110, Declarative Blog Fleets, and the Double-Tap Receipt
Target Title: 2026-10-15 (1) | The Golden Age of AI Complementarity: Seven Blogs at One Stroke
Target Title: 2026-10-16 (2) | Endosynthesis, Inspector Gadget, and the Cut-and-Roll Broadcast Kit
Target Title: 2026-10-17 (1) | Decoupled Host Discovery: Un-Hardwiring NixOS from Portable Nix Flakes
Target Title: 2026-10-18 (2) | Cadmium Rods, Nanny-Hammers, and Honeybot Tracer Dye: Governing Cascades with Checkable Context
Target Title: 2026-10-20 (1) | Your Site Is Your Feed: The NPvg Control Plane, Pebble-Drop Wire Pings, and the Breaky Seam
Target Title: 2026-10-20 (3) | Synthetic Telepathy, Ambigram Constraints, and the Keyless YouTube Title Radar
Target Title: 2026-10-20 (5) | Three-Shape Bot Badges, RFC 9421 Signatures, and the SVG Donut Seam
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (1) | The Web Bot AI Observatory: RFC 9421 Signers, FCrDNS Audits, and 0-to-20% Horizon Bars
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (2) | Parametric Memory vs. RAG, Bimodal CDN-Native, and the Acoustic Spiderweb
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (3) | From the Amiga Copper and HitTail Referer to the ! latest Nix Directive
Target Title: 2026-10-21 (4) | Markov Chains, River Streaming ML, and the ytapp / ytvim Broadcast Stage
Target Title: 2026-10-22 (1) | Seven at One Swat: Spatial Myelination, Edge-Bounce Ergonomics, and the autognome.py JSON Lens
Target Title: 2026-10-22 (2) | Two-Card Monte in the Jekyll Flake: Piper TTS, libruby ABI Drift, and Self-Healing Gems
Target Title: 2026-10-22 (3) | The Three-Gear Corpus Zoom: Python Slice CLI Addressing, LAN-to-DMZ Media Popups, and the Suit With Its Own Manual
Target Title: 2026-10-23 (1) | Dax's Area, the Nordic Commons, and Home-Hosting Levinux.com and Levinix.org
Target Title: 2026-10-23 (2) | Shannon Surprise, Flyball Governors, and the Webmaster's Return: RFC 9110, Stick-Bug Translators, and the ytmedia Bridge
Target Title: 2026-10-24 (1) | The Method of Loki vs. Loci: Python Operator Overloading, Nix Scope Traps, and Hydrating a 44 MB Second Brain
Target Title: 2026-10-24 (3) | Auditioning the Standby Outro: ytoutro, ytreboot, and AST Hot-Reloading on Honeybot
Target Title: 2026-10-24 (4) | Sun Pug and the Roman Pugio: The Vampire Value Proposition, curl | less, and Portable AI Context
Target Title: 2026-10-25 (1) | The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110
Target Title: 2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax
Target Title: 2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx
Target Title: 2026-10-26 (2) | Max Headroom, SIGSTOP Stage Holds, and XEyes: QuickTime moov Atoms and 1280x720 Overlays
Target Title: 2026-10-27 (1) | Four Shifts of Search: The AI Ouroboros, the HTML Tax, and Context Engineering
Target Title: 2026-10-27 (2) | Zero-Minima Jekyll Seeds, the Dark-Mode Comb Fix, and Same-Origin YouTube Live Sync
Target Title: 2026-10-28 (1) | Chipmunk Overclocks, VITS Voice Labs, and Paul Gauthier's Search-Replace
Target Title: 2026-10-28 (2) | From iPhone USB Configuration 4 to Lean Proofs: ifuse, bConfigurationValue, and the Forever Machine
Target Title: 2026-10-28 (3) | Forever Housekeeping: Piper TTS Speech Hygiene, Kramdown MathJax Healing, and the Tool Roll
Target Title: 2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection
Target Title: 2026-10-30 (1) | Five-Row Nyquist Typography, Full-Block LED Tickers, and Catching Cloaked Bots on Camera
Target Title: 2026-10-30 (2) | Basis-Stroke LED Typography, the Carpenter's Jig, and the AI Vocabulary Vacuum
Target Title: 2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry
Target Title: 2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML
Target Title: 2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue
Target Title: 2026-11-02 (3) | Franklin's Thermometer, Two-Loop AI Crawlers, and Conserved Wire Denominators
Target Title: 2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End
Target Title: 2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule
Target Title: 2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness
Target Title: 2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe
Target Title: 2026-11-05 (2) | 911 LLM Optics, DOM ASCII Trees, and Jensen Huang's Python Confession
Target Title: 2026-11-06 (2) | Portable Exemplars, Single-URL Facebook OpenGraph, and the NR>0 Awk Guard
Target Title: 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS
✅ Local contract pass complete. 51 active document(s) mapped (1569 prior post(s) already synced & stamped).
🧭 Remote Match Contract:
MISS: 2026-09-29-qamy-door-cellular-witness-replayable-receipts.md -> 2026-09-29 (1) | The Qamy Door and the Cellular Witness: Launching a Third Domain with Replayable Receipts
MISS: 2026-09-29-the-deed-is-named-for-the-door-qa-archive-zip.md -> 2026-09-29 (2) | The Deed Is Named for the Door: Engineering Replayable QA Archives for AI
MISS: 2026-10-01-prefix-ladders-and-the-unalias-guard.md -> 2026-10-01 (1) | The Prefix Ladder and the Unalias Guard: Replayable Shell Ergonomics in the Age of AI
MISS: 2026-10-02-the-enter-fence-and-the-bell-cue.md -> 2026-10-02 (3) | The Enter Fence and the Bell Cue: Building Replayable Browser Walks in the Age of AI
MISS: 2026-10-08-jekyll-satellites-shared-nix-kernel.md -> 2026-10-08 (1) | Jekyll Satellites: Decoupling Shared Tooling from Independent Sites with Nix
MISS: 2026-10-10-less-messaging-rfc9110-inspection-airlock.md -> 2026-10-10 (2) | Less Messaging: RFC 9110 and the Inspection Airlock
MISS: 2026-10-14-fermions-bosons-dax-symbiont-forget-kata.md -> 2026-10-14 (1) | Fermions, Bosons, and the Dax Symbiont: Landauer's Tax and the Forget Kata
MISS: 2026-10-14-mathjax-finder-doubler-reproducible-workflows-neovim.md -> 2026-10-14 (2) | The MathJax Finder and Doubler: Engineering Reproducible Workflows in Neovim
MISS: 2026-10-14-ai-readiness-edge-blogs-nix-fleet.md -> 2026-10-14 (3) | AI-Readiness at the Edge: RFC 9110, Declarative Blog Fleets, and the Double-Tap Receipt
MISS: 2026-10-15-golden-age-ai-complementarity-seven-blogs.md -> 2026-10-15 (1) | The Golden Age of AI Complementarity: Seven Blogs at One Stroke
MISS: 2026-10-16-endosynthesis-inspector-gadget-broadcast-kit.md -> 2026-10-16 (2) | Endosynthesis, Inspector Gadget, and the Cut-and-Roll Broadcast Kit
MISS: 2026-10-17-decoupled-host-discovery-nix-flake-portability.md -> 2026-10-17 (1) | Decoupled Host Discovery: Un-Hardwiring NixOS from Portable Nix Flakes
MISS: 2026-10-18-cadmium-rods-nanny-hammers-tracer-dye.md -> 2026-10-18 (2) | Cadmium Rods, Nanny-Hammers, and Honeybot Tracer Dye: Governing Cascades with Checkable Context
MISS: 2026-10-20-your-site-is-your-feed-npvg-pebble-drop.md -> 2026-10-20 (1) | Your Site Is Your Feed: The NPvg Control Plane, Pebble-Drop Wire Pings, and the Breaky Seam
MISS: 2026-10-20-synthetic-telepathy-ambigram-constraints-keyless-youtube-radar.md -> 2026-10-20 (3) | Synthetic Telepathy, Ambigram Constraints, and the Keyless YouTube Title Radar
MISS: 2026-10-20-three-shape-bot-badges-rfc9421-svg-donut-seam.md -> 2026-10-20 (5) | Three-Shape Bot Badges, RFC 9421 Signatures, and the SVG Donut Seam
MISS: 2026-10-21-web-bot-ai-observatory-rfc9421-fcrdns-horizon-bars.md -> 2026-10-21 (1) | The Web Bot AI Observatory: RFC 9421 Signers, FCrDNS Audits, and 0-to-20% Horizon Bars
MISS: 2026-10-21-parametric-memory-rag-bimodal-cdn-ytlog-spiderweb.md -> 2026-10-21 (2) | Parametric Memory vs. RAG, Bimodal CDN-Native, and the Acoustic Spiderweb
MISS: 2026-10-21-amiga-copper-hittail-referer-latest-nix-directive.md -> 2026-10-21 (3) | From the Amiga Copper and HitTail Referer to the ! latest Nix Directive
MISS: 2026-10-21-markov-river-compass-ytstage-levinux-levinix.md -> 2026-10-21 (4) | Markov Chains, River Streaming ML, and the ytapp / ytvim Broadcast Stage
MISS: 2026-10-22-seven-at-one-swat-spatial-myelination-autognome-x11.md -> 2026-10-22 (1) | Seven at One Swat: Spatial Myelination, Edge-Bounce Ergonomics, and the autognome.py JSON Lens
MISS: 2026-10-22-two-card-monte-piper-tts-libruby-abi-jekyll-flake.md -> 2026-10-22 (2) | Two-Card Monte in the Jekyll Flake: Piper TTS, libruby ABI Drift, and Self-Healing Gems
MISS: 2026-10-22-python-slice-corpus-zoom-ytmedia-honeybot.md -> 2026-10-22 (3) | The Three-Gear Corpus Zoom: Python Slice CLI Addressing, LAN-to-DMZ Media Popups, and the Suit With Its Own Manual
MISS: 2026-10-23-daxs-area-nordic-commons-home-hosting-levinux-levinix.md -> 2026-10-23 (1) | Dax's Area, the Nordic Commons, and Home-Hosting Levinux.com and Levinix.org
MISS: 2026-10-23-shannon-surprise-flyball-governors-rfc9110-ytmedia-weebo.md -> 2026-10-23 (2) | Shannon Surprise, Flyball Governors, and the Webmaster's Return: RFC 9110, Stick-Bug Translators, and the ytmedia Bridge
MISS: 2026-10-24-method-of-loki-loci-pathlib-int-brain-zip-hydration.md -> 2026-10-24 (1) | The Method of Loki vs. Loci: Python Operator Overloading, Nix Scope Traps, and Hydrating a 44 MB Second Brain
MISS: 2026-10-24-ytoutro-ytreboot-ast-hot-reload-standby-speech.md -> 2026-10-24 (3) | Auditioning the Standby Outro: ytoutro, ytreboot, and AST Hot-Reloading on Honeybot
MISS: 2026-10-24-sunpug-pugio-vampire-value-proposition-curl-less.md -> 2026-10-24 (4) | Sun Pug and the Roman Pugio: The Vampire Value Proposition, curl | less, and Portable AI Context
MISS: 2026-10-25-eight-door-radio-headend-ruby-galactic-gumshoe-rfc9110.md -> 2026-10-25 (1) | The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110
MISS: 2026-10-25-operation-weebo-xshape-cookie-cutter-rfc9111-smeaton.md -> 2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax
MISS: 2026-10-25-alphabetical-default-server-hijack-nixos-nginx-vhosts.md -> 2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx
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MISS: 2026-10-29-eo-14434-duck-decoys-neovim-lua-markdown-bisection.md -> 2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection
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MISS: 2026-10-31-seo-blues-word-for-blue-edge-seo-bimodal-feed.md -> 2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML
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MISS: 2026-11-04-proper-noun-domain-labels-textual-venv-unexported-shim.md -> 2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule
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MISS: 2026-11-05-bozometer-phoebus-cartel-nix-virtual-silicon.md -> 2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe
MISS: 2026-11-05-911-llm-optics-dom-tree-jensen-huang-python.md -> 2026-11-05 (2) | 911 LLM Optics, DOM ASCII Trees, and Jensen Huang's Python Confession
MISS: 2026-11-06-portable-exemplars-levinux-fb-opengraph-awk-guard.md -> 2026-11-06 (2) | Portable Exemplars, Single-URL Facebook OpenGraph, and the NR>0 Awk Guard
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🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/15CGLvw-X3K76Vg79eT1PD2NIjLDqYs8ewteBRhGEdZk/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-24 (3) | Auditioning the Standby Outro: ytoutro, ytreboot, and AST Hot-Reloading on Honeybot' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1w0tC-JMdCsBgs-5e95wAM2ikPTkOPdoj8ro1DQNb0fw] -> 2026-10-24 (3) | Auditioning the Standby Outro: ytoutro, ytreboot, and AST Hot-Reloading on Honeybot (36,894 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w0tC-JMdCsBgs-5e95wAM2ikPTkOPdoj8ro1DQNb0fw/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-24 (4) | Sun Pug and the Roman Pugio: The Vampire Value Proposition, curl | less, and Portable AI Context' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1uJf7QdMinNrhcTw9oHX31k_ksDUzUqr3SHwOfhfrgzI] -> 2026-10-24 (4) | Sun Pug and the Roman Pugio: The Vampire Value Proposition, curl | less, and Portable AI Context (85,776 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uJf7QdMinNrhcTw9oHX31k_ksDUzUqr3SHwOfhfrgzI/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-25 (1) | The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1cwtjWy1784nCFTkrh19hHdiDl8gVzPka5p00F7ndBnY] -> 2026-10-25 (1) | The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110 (66,030 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cwtjWy1784nCFTkrh19hHdiDl8gVzPka5p00F7ndBnY/edit?usp=sharing
↻ "2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax" HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ "2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax" HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 157c2we1stobiZldTEo7ITgy5VSTlQHevuGMH8bJx-wY] -> 2026-10-25 (3) | Operation Weebo, X11 XShape Cutouts, and Smeaton's Coefficient: RFC 9111 vs. the $20K Pre-Render Tax (43,441 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/157c2we1stobiZldTEo7ITgy5VSTlQHevuGMH8bJx-wY/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1fSPWoV7Db3TnKDcGucsgI80JyYJ3AtwHUHVGeD6ZBIw] -> 2026-10-25 (6) | When G Sorts Before M: The NixOS Alphabetical Default-Server Hijack in Nginx (43,120 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fSPWoV7Db3TnKDcGucsgI80JyYJ3AtwHUHVGeD6ZBIw/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-26 (2) | Max Headroom, SIGSTOP Stage Holds, and XEyes: QuickTime moov Atoms and 1280x720 Overlays' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1DZ_eVaQPisoq2vZ_5Qiw8E--jlAlxDzOdgSD1yqOEHo] -> 2026-10-26 (2) | Max Headroom, SIGSTOP Stage Holds, and XEyes: QuickTime moov Atoms and 1280x720 Overlays (87,818 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DZ_eVaQPisoq2vZ_5Qiw8E--jlAlxDzOdgSD1yqOEHo/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-27 (1) | Four Shifts of Search: The AI Ouroboros, the HTML Tax, and Context Engineering' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 16BSJqPjL9NRhxNEz4-4MvcDJ8sdnXGXWTOwTnVCHwbk] -> 2026-10-27 (1) | Four Shifts of Search: The AI Ouroboros, the HTML Tax, and Context Engineering (86,472 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BSJqPjL9NRhxNEz4-4MvcDJ8sdnXGXWTOwTnVCHwbk/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-27 (2) | Zero-Minima Jekyll Seeds, the Dark-Mode Comb Fix, and Same-Origin YouTube Live Sync' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1fFKgdAJTXYMHrCmd7l0Ks7s-PsQd0B3-7NEh75cCKqA] -> 2026-10-27 (2) | Zero-Minima Jekyll Seeds, the Dark-Mode Comb Fix, and Same-Origin YouTube Live Sync (84,293 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fFKgdAJTXYMHrCmd7l0Ks7s-PsQd0B3-7NEh75cCKqA/edit?usp=sharing
↻ "2026-10-28 (1) | Chipmunk Overclocks, VITS Voice Labs, and Paul Gauthier's Search-Replace" HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1o_z1K-McMbukdnmP-bbF4wMMVwdsjObfhH1-AJ0qaUQ] -> 2026-10-28 (1) | Chipmunk Overclocks, VITS Voice Labs, and Paul Gauthier's Search-Replace (85,926 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o_z1K-McMbukdnmP-bbF4wMMVwdsjObfhH1-AJ0qaUQ/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-28 (2) | From iPhone USB Configuration 4 to Lean Proofs: ifuse, bConfigurationValue, and the Forever Machine' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-10-28 (2) | From iPhone USB Configuration 4 to Lean Proofs: ifuse, bConfigurationValue, and the Forever Machine' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1qHjBO13zCit9rQ7o0BmCx_owA_Qpbw44C_g_z7xJPfQ] -> 2026-10-28 (2) | From iPhone USB Configuration 4 to Lean Proofs: ifuse, bConfigurationValue, and the Forever Machine (43,785 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qHjBO13zCit9rQ7o0BmCx_owA_Qpbw44C_g_z7xJPfQ/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-28 (3) | Forever Housekeeping: Piper TTS Speech Hygiene, Kramdown MathJax Healing, and the Tool Roll' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-10-28 (3) | Forever Housekeeping: Piper TTS Speech Hygiene, Kramdown MathJax Healing, and the Tool Roll' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1Nqx6bQo0N7cs-TIj_UT9l3A2-2PY0QjNfGcrGyWlxos] -> 2026-10-28 (3) | Forever Housekeeping: Piper TTS Speech Hygiene, Kramdown MathJax Healing, and the Tool Roll (42,073 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Nqx6bQo0N7cs-TIj_UT9l3A2-2PY0QjNfGcrGyWlxos/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1pUzXZDF2457JBpM54mBw1KIG65IHKykBuQBSdRierAU] -> 2026-10-29 (3) | EO 14434, Duck Decoys, and Neovim Lua: Healing Markdown Delimiter Glitches by Bisection (43,648 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pUzXZDF2457JBpM54mBw1KIG65IHKykBuQBSdRierAU/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-30 (1) | Five-Row Nyquist Typography, Full-Block LED Tickers, and Catching Cloaked Bots on Camera' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1dPjeUZU_7gNq1JNcNuIYg0Kqk4OYcuieik8FK87nlbI] -> 2026-10-30 (1) | Five-Row Nyquist Typography, Full-Block LED Tickers, and Catching Cloaked Bots on Camera (60,152 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dPjeUZU_7gNq1JNcNuIYg0Kqk4OYcuieik8FK87nlbI/edit?usp=sharing
↻ "2026-10-30 (2) | Basis-Stroke LED Typography, the Carpenter's Jig, and the AI Vocabulary Vacuum" HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1ry05VyCvzpeaSzXnysmbrDrrba4-QiGu1cXtGKxBIFI] -> 2026-10-30 (2) | Basis-Stroke LED Typography, the Carpenter's Jig, and the AI Vocabulary Vacuum (71,397 bytes exported | tier2:html-compact | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ry05VyCvzpeaSzXnysmbrDrrba4-QiGu1cXtGKxBIFI/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1WzrYiiEMr67fZA5fVJQ0xGX1wSLgxuFdb8tCl-2a7cQ] -> 2026-10-31 (2) | The Keyhole Rabbit, Retired CRC32 Wax Seals, and BPE ASCII Geometry (43,543 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WzrYiiEMr67fZA5fVJQ0xGX1wSLgxuFdb8tCl-2a7cQ/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1aThtpt8A2IDrRif2duff93_vzRZA8orrTrYwGbbPjdw] -> 2026-10-31 (5) | A Word for Blue for the SEO Blues: Edge SEO, Bimodal URLs, and Online ML (43,425 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aThtpt8A2IDrRif2duff93_vzRZA8orrTrYwGbbPjdw/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1kapF-dCoZdu-QrFfdZ0C1cdlKWZdug82U4zokhCd-YE] -> 2026-11-01 (1) | Aside Publishing, In-Place Broadcast Resume, and the ytfeature Backfill Queue (43,233 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kapF-dCoZdu-QrFfdZ0C1cdlKWZdug82U4zokhCd-YE/edit?usp=sharing
✅ CREATE [ID: 1HjPY0IiEbyT5xpi7biniEschRqJhN3PxwO8UWEV_BRw] -> 2026-11-02 (3) | Franklin's Thermometer, Two-Loop AI Crawlers, and Conserved Wire Denominators (198,590 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HjPY0IiEbyT5xpi7biniEschRqJhN3PxwO8UWEV_BRw/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1_CsAckrrFQt8KSyXdMlbGKovaZAk1lYGWhCZ-3aHEgk] -> 2026-11-03 (1) | PSX DOOM Fire, WAIT 6502,1 Tracer Dyes, and the C64x Head-End (43,119 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_CsAckrrFQt8KSyXdMlbGKovaZAk1lYGWhCZ-3aHEgk/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1opcQK6DP-UmS8orTiM0iUJQCVsZiHiG_TELySAYrdXE] -> 2026-11-04 (1) | Proper-Noun Domain Labels, Textual Venv Isolation, and the Unexported-Shim Rule (32,636 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1opcQK6DP-UmS8orTiM0iUJQCVsZiHiG_TELySAYrdXE/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1CfPg1SZviIHH1o081E3KIK3LomwojI5g2RJioYzt4q8] -> 2026-11-04 (2) | Poisoned SERPs, Exa.ai Wire Truth, and SEO Learned Helplessness (43,599 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CfPg1SZviIHH1o081E3KIK3LomwojI5g2RJioYzt4q8/edit?usp=sharing
↻ '2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe' HTTP 500 on tier1:html-full; trying next fallback tier...
↻ '2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe' HTTP 500 on tier2:html-compact; trying next fallback tier...
✅ CREATE [ID: 1lHi0rLt4_m3AN1SxRbkUzEzFiUVs2ayi6-WUCofBeyI] -> 2026-11-05 (1) | The Bozometer, the Phoebus Cartel, and Nix as Virtual Silicon: A Software Von Neumann Probe (43,307 bytes exported | tier3:html-minimal | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lHi0rLt4_m3AN1SxRbkUzEzFiUVs2ayi6-WUCofBeyI/edit?usp=sharing
✅ CREATE [ID: 10eBbuPdaI-FjDbQXy-2iW5mSFBB1tELuJ33XwQ8_two] -> 2026-11-05 (2) | 911 LLM Optics, DOM ASCII Trees, and Jensen Huang's Python Confession (199,198 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/10eBbuPdaI-FjDbQXy-2iW5mSFBB1tELuJ33XwQ8_two/edit?usp=sharing
✅ CREATE [ID: 1CPzjDRcIoyQdHpGlgJeASvvP1dkZzknyyzksr09lJnA] -> 2026-11-06 (2) | Portable Exemplars, Single-URL Facebook OpenGraph, and the NR>0 Awk Guard (192,353 bytes exported | 🌐 link-shared | stamp: ADDED)
🔗 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CPzjDRcIoyQdHpGlgJeASvvP1dkZzknyyzksr09lJnA/edit?usp=sharing
⏭ FRESH [ID: 17t6jsvhQrjqfQQGOYa7imTTyrgYqRqFfKLtUJ9wiPWs] -> 2026-11-07 (1) | Ear-Orthography and the Capitonym Trap: Abolishing Markdown Debris and Polishing Piper TTS (no upload; --force to re-render)
🏁 Upsert complete. Created: 50 Updated: 0 Healed: 0 Fresh: 1 Skipped: 0 Failed: 0
(nix) pipulate $
And I’ve also looked inside a file to confirm the Google Doc share URLs are in there and so on the next site generation which is the same thing as the publishing of a single article (and this will be the next), these will be advertised to the public.
(nix) pipulate $ posts 10
# 🎯 Target: 1=article MikeLev.in (Public) [Oldest First]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-03-psx-doom-fire-wait-6502-tracer-dye-c64x-headend.md # [Idx: 1 | Order: 1 | Tokens: 66,333 | Bytes: 261,419]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-03-lxc-lxd-nixos-ytlog-pulse-discord-flywheel.md # [Idx: 2 | Order: 2 | Tokens: 55,129 | Bytes: 203,495]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-03-zero-post-dmz-discord-invite-api-v10-telemetry.md # [Idx: 3 | Order: 3 | Tokens: 31,639 | Bytes: 115,138]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-04-proper-noun-domain-labels-textual-venv-unexported-shim.md # [Idx: 4 | Order: 1 | Tokens: 22,038 | Bytes: 75,349]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-04-poisoned-serps-exa-wire-truth-learned-helplessness.md # [Idx: 5 | Order: 2 | Tokens: 31,573 | Bytes: 117,041]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-05-bozometer-phoebus-cartel-nix-virtual-silicon.md # [Idx: 6 | Order: 1 | Tokens: 61,738 | Bytes: 234,330]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-05-911-llm-optics-dom-tree-jensen-huang-python.md # [Idx: 7 | Order: 2 | Tokens: 89,661 | Bytes: 351,840]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-06-monokai-ascii-dom-lenses-rlvr-popper-straddles.md # [Idx: 8 | Order: 1 | Tokens: 29,955 | Bytes: 121,942]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-06-portable-exemplars-levinux-fb-opengraph-awk-guard.md # [Idx: 9 | Order: 2 | Tokens: 74,324 | Bytes: 288,810]
/home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-07-ear-orthography-piper-tts-capitonyms-acronym-friction.md # [Idx: 10 | Order: 1 | Tokens: 77,370 | Bytes: 267,815]
(nix) pipulate $ vim /home/mike/repos/trimnoir/_posts/2026-11-03-psx-doom-fire-wait-6502-tracer-dye-c64x-headend.md
(nix) pipulate $
4: PROMPT:
Here are the AFTER receipts from the 50-doc Google Docs catch-up. Verify that FAIL count: 0 is reached and give a clean wrap-up of all 3 goals for the session.
5: DELIVERABLE:
I think that makes us 3 for 3. If this is confirmed, then let’s:
Hop off the ride. This ride’s stated goal is reached – dismount. This is the NOTARY BEAT: the ride ends here, is witnessed here, and is sealed here. Answer all seven beats, briefly:
- TL;DR: a short, dry, neutral abstract for the TOP of the published article – written for an unfamiliar reader or AI summarizer who has never seen this system. No hype, no insider handles unexplained.
- VERIFY: restate the goal from the top of this article and confirm (or deny) it was met, citing THIS compile’s receipts, not memory. Name any ignition this ride required that never fired – an AFTER tap taken without one is a stale BEFORE wearing the AFTER’s label.
- BANK: name everything that graduates – rule, earmark, todo, pin – as SEARCH/REPLACE patch cars against raw source present in THIS context (Target line inside the fence, one car per commit story), deletions included. A ‘paste-ready’ line with no Target and no SEARCH anchor is not banked; it is a hand edit the operator will not make. These BANK cars are the ONLY patches a dismount emits.
- DANGLING: what carries forward unbanked? One line each, no essays.
- SEED: the context.txt lines (and TODO_SLUGS if narrative context is needed) for the next ride’s first compile.
- CLOSING: a closing summary for the BOTTOM of the article – the final take-away, tied to the book’s larger arc where it fits naturally, never forced. Storytelling over inventory.
- NOTARIZE: read the exact Deed line from THIS compile’s final QA ARCHIVE SEAL footer, outside the payload, not a quoted older footer or a newest-file guess. It names the input archive, not this later response or the generated Jekyll post. State verification separately: only a verifier receipt naming that archive supports a verified claim; otherwise say not independently verified here. Count this Manifest’s live-command receipts, including failures. Quote only recorded digests, sizes and dates, naming their source; filesystem mtime and fixed ZIP dates are not command timestamps. Do not demand absent wc -c or dated-receipt fields. If the footer is missing, say so; otherwise close with its exact Deed line.
FINALITY: after beat 6, this discussion is CLOSED. Emit NO five-car train, NO probes, NO patches beyond the BANK cars of beat 2, and NO next-turn prompt beyond the SEED lines in beat 4. Any reader or model encountering this article later should treat it as a finished, notarized document – an archive entry, not an open thread.
Sealing the 50-Doc Catch-Up and the Notary Beat
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified.
1. VERIFY
All three goals stated at the top of the article are met and witnessed by the receipts in this compile:
- Idempotent Google Docs Catch-Up (
googledocizer.py):- Live Receipt 1 (
.venv/bin/python -c ...in Manifest): ReportsOK count: 119 min_html: 118 max_html: 220070andFAIL count: 0 min_html: 0 max_html: 0withSmallest 5 FAIL rows: []across all posts since2026-09-29. - Live Receipt 2 (
git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | wc -lin Manifest): Reports58modified files in~/repos/trimnoir(the 56 newly stamped_posts/*.mdfiles from the 55-doc backlog plus2026-11-07, alongside_data/observatory.jsonandlive_video.json), ready to be committed and pushed on the nextpublishrun. - Ignition Receipt (Transcript Car 2):
.venv/bin/python scripts/articles/googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latestcompleted withCreated: 50 Updated: 0 Healed: 0 Fresh: 1 Skipped: 0 Failed: 0(following the 5 created in the prior turn).
- Live Receipt 1 (
- Facebook Click Notification Parity (
?src=fb/?src=facebook):- Patch landed in commit
dce58c1acrossremotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py(preservingsrc=fbandsrc=facebookacross&fbclid=suffixes, badging[REF:FACEBOOK], and writing to/tmp/honeybot_referrals.jsonl) and ignited viaytoutro sync,pkillhot-reload oflogs.pyon Honeybot, andytwatch restarton Prime.
- Patch landed in commit
- Real-Time OpenAI & Anthropic User RAG Audio Bell-Ding (
ding.wav):- Patch landed in commit
dce58c1acrossnixops.sh,scripts/articles/common.py, andremotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py(detect_live_rag_agent()forChatGPT-User,Claude-User, andClaude-Web+ring_rag_bell()viaaplay -q -D default), withding.wav(444,494bytes) synced to~/www/mikelev.in/assets/sounds/ding.wavon Honeybot andytwatchrestarted. - Ignition Status: All required ignitions (
googledocizer.py -t 1 --yes --latest,ytoutro sync,logs.pyrestart on Honeybot, andytwatch restarton Prime) fired prior to this compile.
- Patch landed in commit
2. BANK
One graduation car against scripts/articles/googledocizer.py (raw source present in this compile’s Codebase) to align the CLI --latest help text with its new self-healing pending-catch-up contract:
(nix) pipulate $
Target: scripts/articles/googledocizer.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
parser.add_argument("--latest", action="store_true",
help="Sync only the article articleizer.py most recently wrote for this target.")
[[[DIVIDER]]]
parser.add_argument("--latest", action="store_true",
help="Sync the latest article plus any unstamped or missing prior articles (self-healing catch-up).")
[[[REPLACE]]]
3. DANGLING
- The 56 newly stamped
_posts/*.mdfiles in~/repos/trimnoir(visible ingit -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | wc -l->58) are unstaged on disk and will be committed and pushed automatically when you publish this article viapublish. - Google Drive folder
1g1cqysAtXQcKRFKigQnt2XPzXJfMiK-hcontains 4 older/renamed orphan Docs (1,623remote child files vs.1,619dated posts +template.md=1,620local files) that do not collide with current titles and are harmlessly ignored.
4. SEED
(nix) pipulate $
# Context 1: Fresh start after Google Docs 55-doc catch-up & RAG bell-ding
! git status -s
! git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | head -n 20
5. CLOSING
We began this session contrasting the rigid certainty of the agrarian Harvest against the open-ended, error-correcting loop of Science—and along the way, through Isaac Asimov’s Caves of Steel, the post-WWII G.I. Bill Bourgeoisie, Ignaz Semmelweis’s chlorinated lime, and Fritz Haber’s high-pressure ammonia reactors, we watched how every system stays alive by identifying and recalibrating its silent limiters.
Our own publishing pipeline had quietly hit one of those limiters on September 29th. On the day our articles began carrying full, self-contained compilation receipts inside their own markdown bodies, Google Drive’s HTML-to-Doc importer started choking on raw prose pseudo-tags, Python-Markdown extra attribute debris, and multi-hundred-kilobyte code blocks—returning HTTP 500 Internal Error while --latest moved its pointer forward one day at a time. Because the failure happened at the edge of an external converter, 55 articles piled up in a blind spot.
Fixing it didn’t require spending AI tokens to pre-summarize the corpus, nor did it require abandoning the raw receipts that give the blog its verifiable spine. Instead, we applied the same 80/20 engineering discipline to our own tools: fast frontmatter-only scanning so --latest diffs the entire 1,620-post corpus against Drive’s inventory in a tenth of a second, DOM sanitization to strip what breaks the converter, and a four-tier fallback ladder that steps down gracefully and links straight back to the canonical source on mikelev.in. Paired with Facebook referral parity and a live broadcast bell that rings whenever a human user’s prompt sends ChatGPT-User or Claude-User to fetch a page in real time, the loop between writing, publishing, archiving, and witnessing is once again whole.
6. NOTARIZE
- Input Archive Deed:
qamy.ai_784-b26a8e2d.zip(read from the=== QA ARCHIVE SEAL ===footer outside the compiled payload; this names the input archive compiled for this turn, not this response or the resulting Jekyll post). - Verification Status: Not independently verified here (no
python scripts/foo_cartridge.py qamy.ai_784-b26a8e2d.zipreceipt is present in this compile’s Manifest). - Manifest Live-Command Receipts: 2 total, 2 succeeded, 0 failed:
-
! .venv/bin/python -c "import sys, pathlib; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts/articles'); import common, googledocizer as g, frontmatter; pdir = pathlib.Path(common.load_targets()['1']['path']).expanduser(); files = [p for p in sorted(pdir.glob('*.md')) if p.name >= '2026-09-29']; rows = [(len(g.markdown_to_html(frontmatter.load(p).content, g._headline(p, frontmatter.load(p)))), bool(common.gdoc_id_from_frontmatter(frontmatter.load(p).metadata)), p.name) for p in files]; ok = [r for r in rows if r[1]]; fail = [r for r in rows if not r[1]]; print('OK count:', len(ok), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in ok), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in ok), default=0)); print('FAIL count:', len(fail), 'min_html:', min((r[0] for r in fail), default=0), 'max_html:', max((r[0] for r in fail), default=0)); print('Smallest 5 FAIL rows:', sorted(fail)[:5])"(41tokens107bytes,127.4923sin Summary log). -
! git -C ~/repos/trimnoir status -s | wc -l(1token2bytes,0.0228sin Summary log).
-
- Recorded Payload Metrics & Digests (from Manifest, Telemetry, and Summary):
- Compiled Payload Totals (Summary):
190,622summed tokens (193,044verified tokens),16,732words,687,817chars,694,096bytes (UTF-8). -
Codebase Files (Manifest): /home/mike/pipulate/scripts/articles/googledocizer.py(12,003tokens49,681bytes; git blob transitiond9188b7..2a53580in Telemetry),/home/mike/pipulate/apply.py(10,804tokens46,093bytes),/home/mike/pipulate/.gitignore(2,006tokens7,457bytes),/home/mike/pipulate/.gitattributes(33tokens76bytes).
Deed: qamy.ai_784-b26a8e2d.zip
MikeLev.in: Let’s do any foo_files.py updates that we should do.
Book Analysis
Ai Editorial Take
What is most striking in this entry is how an opaque cloud error (HttpError 500 "Internal Error" from Google Drive’s multipart upload endpoint) acted as an unintended archeological marker for the exact day—September 29th—that your journal transitioned from a conventional blog into a self-verifying flight data recorder. Before September 29th, your articles were mostly prose with modest code snippets, so Python-Markdown’s permissive extra bundle and unescaped <...> tokens slipped past Google’s converter unnoticed. The moment you began embedding full, unvarnished compilation transcripts, git diffs, and nested backtick fences inside the articles themselves, the articles became too structurally dense for a naive HTML importer. Rather than watering down the primary source or paying an LLM tax to summarize it, building a multi-tier DOM circuit breaker that gracefully steps down from full HTML to compact HTML to minimal HTML while linking straight back to the canonical wire truth on mikelev.in turns Google Drive into an indexable satellite without ever compromising the primary archive.
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🎨 Hero Banner Image Prompt
A high-contrast graphic-novel ink-and-wash widescreen illustration set against a deep obsidian-slate (#111111) background. At the vertical and horizontal center, a four-tiered illuminated glass and brass cascade apparatus stands above a subterranean vaulted steel metropolis reminiscent of Isaac Asimov's Caves of Steel. From the upper left, fifty-five glowing cyan and gold parchment scrolls tumble like a game of 52-card pickup into the top funnel, passing through four progressive optical filter stages that strip away jagged red static sparks and emerge at the bottom as neatly stamped, crystalline ledgers. Beside the apparatus, a polished vintage brass station bell radiates warm amber acoustic waves as two distinct cyan and gold light beams labeled with geometric bot sigils strike its rim. Crisp architectural ink linework, dramatic chiaroscuro rim lighting, rich metallic brass and teal accents fading seamlessly into the dark obsidian-slate atmosphere at every edge. Full-bleed edge-to-edge composition filling 100% of the canvas with no borders, no frames, no matting, no margins, and no text overlays or lettering.
🖼️ YAML Frontmatter Image Override
image:
path: /assets/images/52-pickup-google-docs-catchup-rag-bell-ding.jpeg
alt: "A brass station bell and a four-tier glass cascade sorting fifty-five glowing scrolls above a subterranean steel city."
Title Brainstorm
- Title Option: 52-Card Pickup in the Caves of Steel: Four-Tier Google Docs Fallbacks, Facebook Referral Parity, and the Live RAG Bell
- Filename:
52-pickup-google-docs-catchup-rag-bell-ding.md - Rationale: Connects the operator’s ‘52 pickup’ quip and Asimov’s Caves of Steel directly to all three verified engineering deliverables: the 4-tier Google Docs HTTP 500 fallback ladder, ?src=fb parity, and the live RAG audio bell.
- Filename:
- Title Option: From Asimov’s Caves of Steel to Google Drive HTTP 500: Four-Tier HTML Sanitization and Live AI RAG Bells
- Filename:
asimov-caves-of-steel-gdrive-http500-rag-bell.md - Rationale: Highlights the literary opening alongside the root-cause diagnosis of Google Drive’s multipart HTML converter failures and real-time ChatGPT-User / Claude-User telemetry.
- Filename:
- Title Option: Recalibrating the Limiters: Semmelweis, Haber-Bosch, Four-Tier Google Docs Catch-Up, and Live RAG Audio Telemetry
- Filename:
haber-bosch-semmelweis-gdocs-fallback-ladder.md - Rationale: Frames the technical fixes around the article’s central historical thesis on how systems overcome silent Malthusian and architectural limiters.
- Filename:
- Title Option: Concrete Jungles, Ticky Tacky Tracts, and the 55-Doc Catch-Up: Healing Google Drive Imports and Live AI Bells
- Filename:
concrete-jungle-ticky-tacky-live-rag-telemetry.md - Rationale: Pairs the cultural etymology of Zangwill’s Concrete Jungle and Reynolds’s Little Boxes with the self-healing publishing pipeline upgrades.
- Filename:
Content Potential And Polish
- Core Strengths:
- Demonstrates falsification in action: the initial hypothesis that Google Drive’s HTTP 500 errors were caused by a simple byte-size limit was immediately tested and disproven when a 548 KB article succeeded while a 51 KB article failed, leading directly to prose pseudo-tag and Python-Markdown ‘extra’ extension sanitization.
- Solves the 55-document backlog without spending a single LLM token on summarization by combining a 0.1-second frontmatter-only scanner (
_load_frontmatter_only) with a 4-tier BeautifulSoup DOM fallback ladder that preserves canonical backlinks. - Rich philosophical and historical opening weaving the agrarian Harvest, Israel Zangwill’s Concrete Jungle, Malvina Reynolds’s Ticky Tacky boxes, Asimov’s two Robot canons, the 1944 G.I. Bill Bourgeoisie, Semmelweis’s handwashing, and the Haber-Bosch process into a cohesive thesis on system limiters.
- Suggestions For Polish:
- Consider logging which specific HTML construct (such as an unclosed angle bracket or oversized
<pre>block) triggered a tier step-down duringupsert_article_docso future converter regressions are self-documenting. - Add an automated unit test in the test suite covering
qs.split('&', 1)[0]inlogs.pywith real-world&fbclid=and&utm_...suffixes to ensure social referral attribution stays resilient.
- Consider logging which specific HTML construct (such as an unclosed angle bracket or oversized
Next Step Prompts
- Inspect
scripts/foo_files.pyand the codex mapping list (74.8%/217/290tracked files) to document any newly added helper modules or update stale file descriptions. - Verify in the next
publishrun that all 56 newly stampedgdoc_url:frontmatter entries in~/repos/trimnoir/_posts/render their public Google Docs links cleanly onmikelev.inand that subsequent--latestruns report0pending backlogs.
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