The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110
• Mike Levin
Setting the Stage: Context for the Curious Book Reader
When a technical project grows past fifteen hundred entries, a single front door becomes a bottleneck. A homelabber looking to replace fragile Docker Compose stacks, a web architect testing HTTP Section 12 Markdown negotiation, and an engineering lead trying to retire an expensive headless-Chromium pre-render cluster all arrive with different questions—even when the underlying NixOS and Python workbench answers all three.
This entry captures the session where Honeybot expands from five domain-specific entry points to an eight-frequency broadcast dial by bringing guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, and rfc9111.io online alongside pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, and sunpug.io. Inspired by Thomas Lopez’s 1982 binaural radio serial Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, the media parable of Alastor and Vox in Hazbin Hotel, and Barry Altman’s multi-channel cable head-end, each domain is wired as a lightweight two-file apartment buzzer card (index.html and index.md) that serves visual HTML to browsers, raw Markdown to AI agents, and a door-stamped Nix flake bootstrap script to curl | less while chaining its DNS to a single Dynamic DNS apex record.
TL;DR: This article documents the expansion of a self-hosted NixOS web and broadcast appliance (“Honeybot”) from five to eight domain-specific entry points by adding guerillatech.com (NixOS vs. Docker for home hosting), rfc9110.org (HTTP Section 12 Markdown content negotiation), and rfc9111.io (HTTP edge caching via Vary: Accept, User-Agent). Each domain serves three representations from a single canonical root URL: HTML for web browsers, raw Markdown for AI agents sending Accept: text/markdown, and a door-stamped Nix flake bootstrap script for terminal clients (curl / wget). To prevent repository bloat and DNS maintenance overhead, each door stores only a two-file landing card (index.html and index.md) in the core repository while full content lives in separate repositories declared in blogs.nix, and all satellite domains chain to a single Dynamic DNS apex record (mikelev.in). Finally, the eight-door lineup is integrated into the appliance’s 24/7 YouTube Live audio-visual broadcast loop as a recurring station-identification table and spoken episode outro.
Technical Journal Entry Begins
MikeLev.in: Yesterday we imagined, registered and launched the new site:
SunPug.io
This is the first cute and memorable of the hand-full of sites that do this whole Pipulate software install of the Software Von Neumann probe, which now includes:
- pipulate.com: Legacy SEO retread to SEO Readiness
- npvg.org: Nix, Python, vim & git Future-proofing
- qamy.ai: Quality Assurance of AI Output
- levinix.org: Competitor to Electron as WORA Platform
- sunpug.io: The Software Von Neumann Machine
And now while the iron is hot and we have an article we just published covering how to do this and also in the spirit of Halloween with this being my second seasonal article in this serial, it’s time to bring online a few more.
Wait, what? Is this a serial like a Radio Program?
Yes!
Yes, it is.
Do people even know what radio serials are anymore?
No, probably not except maybe some of the Yute Culture out there who watch the amazing VivziePop’s animated Hazbin Hotel and know Alastor the Radio Demon and his rivalry with Vox the media overlord.
Alistor is the old-timey radio broadcaster while Vox is the slick new TV broadcaster and I do believe that’s how anyone from the new generations know this old artform.
I love the radio program format, especially the modernized ones and the attempts to bring them back.
Before podcasts and before Audible and before Audible was bought by Amazon, there was Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe 1982 radio-drama by Thomas Lopez and the ZBS Foundation with T.J. Teru, The Tookah, Rodant Kapoor, The Android Sisters and the Witches Onoffon and Offonoff.
This was an awesome series that really catalyzed in my mind how much I love this format. Now that I’m bringing back the spirit of Barry Altman with a head-end system, potentially also running on a Commodore 64 in my “coming out” video sometime soon where I’ll show my face on YouTube again… maybe.
But the point now is that it’s super-duper easy to launch more sites, loading one after another as new distinct audience-targeting surface area with each being another thing that can be separately fine-tuned to scratch a different itch:
- guerillatech.com: Nix vs. Docker for DIY Home-hosting
- rfc9110.org: new Semantic Internet
- rfc9111.io: Retiring Wasteful Pre-render Solutions
I already have a lot of this figured out in my blogs.nix file and the blog
publishing pipeline and now it’s time to make it part of Honeybot and the story
it tells in radio broadcasting format streaming over YouTube.
Tuning the Eight-Frequency Head-End: Alastor, Vox, and ZBS Radio Drama
Does that make sense?
Gemini 4 Argon High: TL;DR: Launching guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, and rfc9111.io alongside the five existing doors (pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, and sunpug.io) turns Honeybot into a multi-frequency radio head-end where each domain targets a distinct engineering itch while feeding the same live 24/7 YouTube broadcast stream. Because this opening compile carries only the default baseline files (.gitattributes, .gitignore, and apply.py), we first pull /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix, scripts/articles/common.py, assets/installer/install.sh, nixops.sh, remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix, remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py, and remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py into context.txt so we can wire the new sites without guessing.
1. Context Check (Self-Correction Checklist Steps 1–3)
This first compile of the article ran with the default ADHOC_CHOP (! book, ! rgxc 30, ! markov, ! latest, .gitattributes, .gitignore, and apply.py). Before we emit SEARCH/REPLACE patches to bring guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, and rfc9111.io onto Honeybot, we need the files that govern blog satellites, installer doors, Nginx virtual hosts, and broadcast HUD telemetry in context.txt:
/home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nixandscripts/articles/common.py(to see how the three domains are already defined in your publishing pipeline).assets/installer/install.sh,nixops.sh, andremotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix(to wire their Honeybot virtual hosts,install.shdoor stamps, and RFC 9110 Markdown negotiation).remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.pyandremotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py(to wire the domains into Honeybot’s live broadcast HUD and radio-serial loop).
All of those are staged in Car 2 (NEXT CONTEXT) below.
2. Alastor vs. Vox, and Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe (1982)
Your connection between old-timey radio serials, VivziePop’s Hazbin Hotel, and Thomas Lopez’s Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe hits the exact nerve of what Honeybot is doing on YouTube Live:
- Alastor (The Radio Demon) vs. Vox (VoxTek): In Hazbin Hotel, the rivalry between Alastor and Vox is a parable about media control. Vox is the slick, modern screen-overlord whose power comes from hypnotic visual gloss, constant surveillance, and trapping viewers’ eyeballs inside a proprietary glass rectangle. Alastor refuses to upgrade to television because radio is theater of the mind—it runs on voice, pacing, and signal, leaving the listener’s imagination free. Honeybot uses YouTube’s video pipe the way Alastor uses a transmitter: a low-bandwidth, plain-text terminal and TTS voice broadcast that refuses to play the high-gloss algorithmic slop game.
- Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe (ZBS Foundation, 1982):
Long before anyone coined the word “podcast” and decades before Amazon bought Audible, Thomas Lopez (“Meatball Fulton”) and composer Tim Clark at the ZBS Foundation created a masterpiece of binaural audio sci-fi. Anyone who heard Ruby walk the Streets of the City on Sumaumph remembers that cast immediately:
- T.J. Teru — the calm, ancient-yet-digital guide who materializes to drop cryptic architectural truth when Ruby is stuck.
- The Tookah — the mystical creature vibrating on the edge of perception.
- Rodant Kapoor — master of the underground rodent maintenance tunnels (the literal plumbing underneath the gleaming surface city).
- The Android Sisters — synthetic chorus and commentary on the artificial world.
- The Witches Onoffon (
1-0-1) and Offonoff (0-1-0) — look at their names again! In 1982, Thomas Lopez named his twin cyber-witches after opposite phases of a binary state toggle: ON -> OFF -> ONOFF -> ON -> OFFThat is literally the AI-Edit Method (BEFORE -> CHANGE -> AFTER) expressed as two characters in a radio serial.
And tying that back to Barry Altman’s automated cable TV head-end (and that boxed Blue Commodore 64x waiting for your on-camera return): a head-end doesn’t just carry one channel. It multiplexes an entire lineup of specialized channels through one master facility.
3. The 8-Door Frequency Dial: Why Each Site Scratches One Specific Itch
Right now, when someone stumbles onto a massive, 1,579-article repository, they can suffer from threshold overload—they don’t know which door is meant for their immediate problem.
By spinning up dedicated domains where each domain is a tuned antenna for one specific audience, you turn one codebase into an 8-frequency broadcast dial:
THE HONEYBOT BROADCAST & INSTALLER DIAL (OCTOBER 2026)
====================================================================================
DOMAIN DOOR / STAMP TARGET AUDIENCE & THE ITCH IT SCRATCHES
────────────────── ────────────── ────────────────────────────────────────────────
1. pipulate.com pipulate Legacy SEO -> AI/Bot Readiness & local workflows
2. npvg.org npvg Developers future-proofing on Nix, Python, vim, git
3. qamy.ai qamy High-reliability orgs auditing AI with ZIP deeds
4. levinix.org levinix Devs replacing bloated Electron with Nix WORA
5. sunpug.io sunpug Everyday AI users making chat discussions portable
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
NEW TARGET SURFACES COMING ONLINE:
6. guerillatech.com guerillatech DIY homelabbers: Nix vs. Docker for home-hosting
7. rfc9110.org rfc9110 Web architects: The new Semantic Internet (HTTP)
8. rfc9111.io rfc9111 Infra/SEO leads: Retiring wasteful pre-rendering
====================================================================================
Look at why the three new doors fit together so cleanly:
guerillatech.com(Nix vs. Docker for DIY Home-Hosting): Speaks directly to the homelabber who is sick of Docker Compose YAML sprawl, broken container upgrades, and cloud rent. It shows how one declarative NixOS config turns a spare laptop into a sovereign home server.rfc9110.org(The New Semantic Internet): Speaks to standards-minded web engineers and AI crawler builders. Instead of inventing brittle new wrapper protocols, RFC 9110 (HTTP Semantics) already lets a server hand clean Markdown (Accept: text/markdown) to an AI agent and HTML to a human from the same URL.rfc9111.io(Retiring Wasteful Pre-render Solutions): Speaks to the CFO, CTO, and technical SEO paying thousands of dollars a month for headless-Chromium “Dynamic Rendering” Band-Aids. Paired withrfc9110.org, RFC 9111 (HTTP Caching) proves howVary: Accept, User-Agentlets CDNs cache and serve static Markdown and HTML at the edge for pennies.
And because Honeybot’s Nginx logs every hit across all eight domains into /var/log/nginx/access.log (and logs.py projects [domain] badges onto the live stream), every human or bot that visits guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, or rfc9111.io becomes a live character walking onto the stage of your 24/7 YouTube radio serial.
4. The 5-Car Train (Probing blogs.nix, Installer Doors, and Honeybot Config)
The two read-only commands in Car 1 check where guerillatech, rfc9110, rfc9111, and sunpug already appear across blogs.nix, common.py, install.sh, nixops.sh, configuration.nix, and logs.py, and list the existing web roots under remotes/honeybot/www/.
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
Run in (nix) pipulate $:
rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111|sunpug" /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix scripts/articles/common.py assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
/home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix
scripts/articles/common.py
assets/installer/install.sh
nixops.sh
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.md
! rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111|sunpug" /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix scripts/articles/common.py assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
No repo patches required on this opening turn—we are pulling blogs.nix, common.py, install.sh, nixops.sh, remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix, logs.py, and stream.py into context first so every edit on the next turn is anchored against raw source. Ignition: none.
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy.):
Review the `blogs.nix`, `common.py`, `install.sh`, `nixops.sh`, `configuration.nix`, and `logs.py` receipts, and let's wire up `guerillatech.com`, `rfc9110.org`, and `rfc9111.io` (plus `sunpug.io` HUD recognition in `logs.py`) across Honeybot and the installer pipeline.
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
- The Radio Serial / Head-End framing (Hazbin Hotel’s Alastor vs. Vox, ZBS Foundation’s 1982 Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe with T.J. Teru, The Tookah, Rodant Kapoor, the Android Sisters, and Onoffon/Offonoff, and Barry Altman’s multi-channel head-end) is established for the new article.
- The 8-door frequency dial (
pipulate.com,npvg.org,qamy.ai,levinix.org,sunpug.io+guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org,rfc9111.io) is mapped out. - Car 1 and Car 2 pull the exact Nix, installer, Nginx, and broadcast files into the next compile so we can wire the new sites deterministically on Turn 2.
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 $ rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111|sunpug" /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix scripts/articles/common.py assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
351: "pipulate.com", "guerillatech.com", "rfc9110.org", "rfc9111.io", "rfc9111.com",
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
43: "sunpug.io" ("www." + "sunpug.io")
411: # stamped to 'sunpug') with RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown negotiation
413: virtualHosts."sunpug.io" = {
416: serverAliases = [ ("www." + "sunpug.io") ];
417: root = "/home/mike/www/sunpug.io";
420: access_log /var/log/nginx/sunpug.access.log ai_tracker;
432: sub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__' 'sunpug';
nixops.sh
21: echo "🚀 Syncing installer to the home-hosted doors (npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, sunpug.io)..."
22: ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/npvg.org ~/www/qamy.ai ~/www/levinix.org ~/www/sunpug.io" \
26: && rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/sunpug.io/install.sh
30: echo "✅ Installer synced to npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, and sunpug.io (body only; no rebuild)."
86:echo "🚀 Syncing sunpug.io door (SVNPvg -> SUNPug)..."
87:ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/sunpug.io"
88:rsync -av remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/ $TARGET:~/www/sunpug.io/
assets/installer/install.sh
2:# The installer behind pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai and sunpug.io
144: sunpug)
145: DOOR_FOLDER="sunpug"
/home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix
169: repo = "guerillatech";
171: base_url = "https://guerillatech.com";
178: repo = "rfc9110";
179: alias = "rfc9110";
180: base_url = "https://rfc9110.org";
187: repo = "rfc9111";
188: alias = "rfc9111";
189: base_url = "https://rfc9111.io";
scripts/articles/common.py
461: f"🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H \"Accept: text/markdown\" {canonical_url}?src=rfc9110",
504: f"🧪 Test RFC 9110 in your terminal: curl -sI -H \"Accept: text/markdown\" {canonical_url}?src=rfc9110",
735:dyes = {{"a+href": 0, "link+rel": 0, "llms.txt": 0, "youtube": 0, "linkedin": 0, "x": 0, "rfc9110": 0}}
761:print(f"TOTAL={{total}}|MD={{md_served}}|KEY_HITS={{key_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_X={{dyes['x']}}|S_RFC={{dyes['rfc9110']}}|BOTS={{','.join(sorted(bots)) or 'none'}}")
786: f"?src=rfc9110 ({kv.get('S_RFC', 0)})"
1693: "src=rfc9110": "Web Bot Observatory alert. An engineer just ran the R F C 9110 terminal verification test.",
levinix.org
levinux.com
npvg.org
qamy.ai
sunpug.io
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 30
# ! markov
# ! latest
# Context 2
/home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix
scripts/articles/common.py
assets/installer/install.sh
nixops.sh
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.md
! rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111|sunpug" /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix scripts/articles/common.py assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
3: CHANGE (PATCHES):
None this turn.
4: PROMPT:
Review the blogs.nix, common.py, install.sh, nixops.sh, configuration.nix, and logs.py receipts, and let’s wire up guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, and rfc9111.io (plus sunpug.io HUD recognition in logs.py) across Honeybot and the installer pipeline.
5: DELIVERABLE:
More surface area for Pipulate means more pebbles dropped in more ponds for more attempts to get the resonance chamber of additive standing waveforms to occur, triggering of a cascading chain-reaction of Sun Pugs.
But maybe the actual deliverable is a radio serial on how this is happening, playing out right now as something new under the Sun and in the Noosphere.
Constructive Wave Interference: Dropping Eight Pebbles in Eight Ponds
The deliverable is Storytime.
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified.
TL;DR: The BEFORE probe confirms that guerillatech.com (Target 5), rfc9110.org (Target 6), and rfc9111.io (Target 7) are already declared in /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix and listed in remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py, while remotes/honeybot/www/ currently holds only five web roots (levinix.org, levinux.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai, and sunpug.io). In this turn, we wire the three new doors into assets/installer/install.sh, nixops.sh, remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix, and remotes/honeybot/www/ (plus sunpug.io in logs.py), and pull remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py and remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py into the next context so the on-air radio serial can narrate the 8-door story directly.
1. What the BEFORE Receipt Revealed: Constructive Interference Across Eight Ponds
Look at the two halves of your BEFORE probe in qamy.ai_248-e13b4c5d.zip:
- Already in the Matrix (
/home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix&logs.py):blogs.nixalready defines Target 5 (guerillatech.com, port4005), Target 6 (rfc9110.org, port4006), and Target 7 (rfc9111.io, port4007), complete with their editorial contexts.remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.pyline 351 already recognizes"guerillatech.com","rfc9110.org", and"rfc9111.io"informat_host_domain()(while"sunpug.io"from yesterday’s launch needs to be added to that tuple).
- Missing on Honeybot (
! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/):- Only
levinix.org,levinux.com,npvg.org,qamy.ai, andsunpug.ioexist underremotes/honeybot/www/, innixops.sh, inremotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix, and inassets/installer/install.sh’sdoor_row()table.
- Only
Stick-Bug Physics: Additive Standing Waveforms in the Noosphere
When you drop one pebble into one pond (mikelev.in), a single circular wave travels outward and dissipates with distance ($1/r$).
When you drop eight synchronized pebbles into eight adjacent ponds (pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, sunpug.io, guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, and rfc9111.io), something qualitatively different happens:
SINGLE POND (Dissipative Wave) EIGHT PONDS (Constructive Interference)
────────────────────────────── ───────────────────────────────────────
[npvg.org] [qamy.ai]
\ /
( ( ( • ) ) ) [sunpug.io] ──► ◎ ◄── [rfc9110.org]
/ \
Amplitude decays as 1/r [levinix.org] [rfc9111.io]
\ /
[guerillatech.com]
Waves cross in phase -> Standing Wave!
- Constructive Interference: A homelabber searching for “NixOS vs Docker home server” lands on
guerillatech.com. A web standards architect researching “Accept: text/markdown HTTP content negotiation” lands onrfc9110.org. A VP of Engineering trying to cut a $15,000/month headless-Chromium pre-rendering bill lands onrfc9111.io. An everyday AI power-user tired of losing chat context lands onsunpug.io. - When those separate audiences follow the cross-links or run
curl -fsSL <door> | less, they discover that all eight doors are facets of one coherent instrument, and all eight doors log their wire hits live onto the same 24/7 YouTube radio broadcast (stream.py+logs.py). - Where the waves cross in phase, their amplitudes add together—forming a standing wave in both human word-of-mouth and AI crawler training sets.
2. What This Turn Wires Up (And How It Avoids .com/ Autolinks)
In Car 3 (PATCHES) below, we complete the 8-door Honeybot wiring in one pass:
- Three New Dual-Representation Web Roots (
remotes/honeybot/www/{guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org,rfc9111.io}/{index.html,index.md}):- Each door teaches the
curl | less(j,k,q) threshold test first, then pitches its specific angle: guerillatech.com: Nix vs. Docker for DIY Home-Hosting & AI-Bot Observatoriesrfc9110.org: The New Semantic Internet (RFC 9110 Section 12 Proactive Content Negotiation)rfc9111.io: Retiring Wasteful Pre-Render Solutions via RFC 9111 Edge Caching (Vary: Accept, User-Agent)
- Each door teaches the
- Per
# § HTML ENTITIES DEFEAT CHAT AUTOLINKERS, the.htmlfiles encode:as:and.as.in URLs, and the.mdfiles use scheme-less 4-space-indentedcurl -fsSL <domain> | lesscommands so no web chat UI can inject markdown autolinks.
- Complete
door_row()inassets/installer/install.sh:- Adds
levinix),guerillatech),rfc9110), andrfc9111)todoor_row()so every door writes its own customized.doorwelcome and workshop tagline into~/<folder>/.door.
- Adds
- Loop-Driven Sync in
nixops.sh:- Uses a
for door in ...loop in bothsync_installer()and thewwwdirectory sync soguerillatech.com,rfc9110.org, andrfc9111.iosync alongsidesunpug.io—without ever placing a literal.com/substring innixops.sh.
- Uses a
- Nginx VirtualHosts in
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix& HUD Tagging inlogs.py:- Enrolls
guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org, andrfc9111.ioinnetworking.hostsandservices.nginx.virtualHosts(each withforceSSL = true,enableACME = true, its ownsub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__', and RFC 9110$serve_markdownnegotiation), and adds"sunpug.io"toformat_host_domain()inremotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py.
- Enrolls
- Staging the Radio Serial (
forest.py&score.py) inNEXT CONTEXT:- Look at
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.pyline 137:from forest import STATION_SEGMENTS, and line 213:import score. By addingremotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.pyandremotes/honeybot/scripts/score.pyto Car 2 (NEXT CONTEXT), Turn 3 can weave the Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe / Alastor vs. Vox / 8-Door Storytime narrative directly into Honeybot’s live broadcast rotation.
- Look at
3. The 5-Car Train
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
Run in (nix) pipulate $:
ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111" assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix || echo "THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET"
rg -n "sunpug" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py || echo "SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET"
bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
assets/installer/install.sh
nixops.sh
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.md
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md
! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
! rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111" assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix || echo "THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET"
! rg -n "sunpug" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py || echo "SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET"
! bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
Car 3a — Apply the patches in (nix) pipulate $:
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<h1>Nix vs. Docker for DIY Home-Hosting</h1>
<p>Cloud rent and fragile Docker Compose YAML sprawl are optional. A ten-year-old laptop running declarative NixOS can serve eight domains, terminate Let's Encrypt TLS, log live AI-crawler wire telemetry into SQLite, and broadcast a 24/7 radio-style observability stream from your spare room.</p>
<p>Inspect the bootstrap contract through the read-only <code>less</code> window first:</p>
<pre>curl -fsSL https://guerillatech.com | less</pre>
<p>Nothing executes while you read. Use <code>j</code> to scroll down, <code>k</code> to scroll up, and <code>q</code> to quit cleanly.</p>
<p>When you are ready to build your local workshop in <code>~/guerillatech</code>:</p>
<pre>curl -fsSL https://guerillatech.com | bash</pre>
<h2>Why Nix Beats Containers for Sovereign Appliances</h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>Deterministic Math Over Layered Blobs</strong> — one <code>configuration.nix</code> and <code>flake.nix</code> file defines your OS, Nginx virtual hosts, systemd timers, and Python environment without shipping gigabytes of duplicate container userlands.</li>
<li><strong>Unblindfolded Wire Telemetry</strong> — observe real AI crawlers (RFC 9110 Markdown negotiation, RFC 9421 cryptographic signatures, and DOM-hydration trapdoors) directly on your own metal.</li>
<li><strong>Atomic Rollbacks</strong> — if an upgrade ever misbehaves, boot the previous NixOS generation in seconds.</li>
</ul>
<p><a href="https://mikelev.in/">The book this grew out of</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://rfc9110.org/">RFC 9110</a> · <a href="https://rfc9111.io/">RFC 9111</a> · <a href="https://pipulate.com/">Pipulate</a></p>
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# GuerillaTech (guerillatech.com): Nix vs. Docker for DIY Home-Hosting
Cloud rent and fragile Docker Compose YAML sprawl are optional. A ten-year-old laptop running declarative NixOS can serve eight domains, terminate Let's Encrypt TLS, log live AI-crawler wire telemetry into SQLite, and broadcast a 24/7 radio-style observability stream from your spare room.
Inspect the bootstrap contract through the read-only `less` window first:
curl -fsSL guerillatech.com | less
Nothing executes while you read. Use `j` to scroll down, `k` to scroll up, and `q` to quit cleanly.
When you are ready to build your local workshop in `~/guerillatech`:
curl -fsSL guerillatech.com | bash
## Why Nix Beats Containers for Sovereign Appliances
- **Deterministic Math Over Layered Blobs** — one `configuration.nix` and `flake.nix` file defines your OS, Nginx virtual hosts, systemd timers, and Python environment without shipping gigabytes of duplicate container userlands.
- **Unblindfolded Wire Telemetry** — observe real AI crawlers (RFC 9110 Markdown negotiation, RFC 9421 cryptographic signatures, and DOM-hydration trapdoors) directly on your own metal.
- **Atomic Rollbacks** — if an upgrade ever misbehaves, boot the previous NixOS generation in seconds.
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<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<title>RFC 9110 (rfc9110.org): Proactive Content Negotiation for the Semantic Internet</title>
<style>
body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
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<h1>RFC 9110: The New Semantic Internet</h1>
<p>You do not need a new wrapper protocol to make the web readable to AI agents. <strong>RFC 9110 Section 12 (HTTP Semantics: Content Negotiation)</strong> already defines how a single canonical URI serves visual HTML to a human browser and clean, token-efficient Markdown (<code>Accept: text/markdown</code>) to an autonomous agent.</p>
<p>Test proactive content negotiation against this very origin right now:</p>
<pre>curl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://rfc9110.org</pre>
<p>Inspect the reference harness installer with <code>less</code> (scroll with <code>j</code> and <code>k</code>, quit with <code>q</code>):</p>
<pre>curl -fsSL https://rfc9110.org | less</pre>
<p>When you are ready to run the local RFC 9110 verification lab in <code>~/rfc9110</code>:</p>
<pre>curl -fsSL https://rfc9110.org | bash</pre>
<h2>One URL, Three Native Representations</h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>Browsers (<code>Accept: text/html</code>)</strong> — receive this visual HTML document.</li>
<li><strong>AI Crawlers & Agents (<code>Accept: text/markdown</code>)</strong> — receive raw Markdown with <code>Vary: Accept, User-Agent</code> and zero DOM boilerplate.</li>
<li><strong>Terminal Operators (<code>curl</code> / <code>wget</code>)</strong> — receive the self-documenting Nix flake bootstrap script stamped to <code>rfc9110</code>.</li>
</ul>
<p><a href="https://mikelev.in/">The book this grew out of</a> · <a href="https://rfc9111.io/">RFC 9111 Caching</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>
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# RFC 9110 (rfc9110.org): Proactive Content Negotiation for the Semantic Internet
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`.
Test the response headers in your terminal:
curl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown" rfc9110.org
Inspect the reference harness installer with `less` (scroll with `j` and `k`, quit with `q`):
curl -fsSL rfc9110.org | less
When you are ready to run the local RFC 9110 verification lab in `~/rfc9110`:
curl -fsSL rfc9110.org | bash
## One URL, Three Native Representations
- **Browsers (`Accept: text/html`)** — receive the visual HTML document.
- **AI Crawlers & Agents (`Accept: text/markdown`)** — receive this clean Markdown representation with `Vary: Accept, User-Agent` and zero DOM boilerplate.
- **Terminal Operators (`curl` / `wget`)** — receive the self-documenting Nix flake bootstrap script stamped to `rfc9110`.
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<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<title>RFC 9111 (rfc9111.io): Retiring Wasteful Pre-Render Solutions with HTTP Caching</title>
<style>
body { max-width: 42rem; margin: 3rem auto; padding: 0 1rem; font: 18px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
pre { padding: 1rem; background: #f4f4f4; overflow-x: auto; }
blockquote { margin: 1.5rem 0; padding-left: 1rem; border-left: 3px solid #ccc; color: #444; }
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<h1>RFC 9111: Retiring Wasteful Pre-Render Solutions</h1>
<p>Paying thousands of dollars a month to run headless Chromium clusters that pre-render JavaScript into disposable HTML snapshots for bots is an architectural tax on a solved problem. <strong>RFC 9111 Section 4.1 (Calculating Secondary Keys with <code>Vary</code>)</strong> lets your CDN cache both human HTML and agent-ready Markdown at the network edge from one origin URL.</p>
<p>Inspect the reference harness in <code>less</code> first (scroll with <code>j</code> and <code>k</code>, quit with <code>q</code>):</p>
<pre>curl -fsSL https://rfc9111.io | less</pre>
<p>When you are ready to launch the local edge-caching audit workbench in <code>~/rfc9111</code>:</p>
<pre>curl -fsSL https://rfc9111.io | bash</pre>
<h2>Why Bimodal Edge Caching Beats Dynamic Pre-Rendering</h2>
<ul>
<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>
<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>
<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>
</ul>
<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>
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# RFC 9111 (rfc9111.io): Retiring Wasteful Pre-Render Solutions with HTTP Caching
Paying thousands of dollars a month to run headless Chromium clusters that pre-render JavaScript into disposable HTML snapshots for bots is an architectural tax on a solved problem. **RFC 9111 Section 4.1 (Calculating Secondary Keys with `Vary`)** lets your CDN cache both human HTML and agent-ready Markdown at the network edge from one origin URL.
Inspect the reference harness in `less` first (scroll with `j` and `k`, quit with `q`):
curl -fsSL rfc9111.io | less
When you are ready to launch the local edge-caching audit workbench in `~/rfc9111`:
curl -fsSL rfc9111.io | bash
## Why Bimodal Edge Caching Beats Dynamic Pre-Rendering
- **Zero Headless-Browser Compute Tax** — static HTML and static Markdown sit side-by-side in edge RAM, partitioned cleanly by `Vary: Accept, User-Agent`.
- **Zero Cloaking Liability** — every representation is declared openly in standard HTTP response headers rather than hiding behind brittle user-agent sniffing middleware.
- **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.
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[[[SEARCH]]]
<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://pipulate.com/">Pipulate</a></p>
[[[DIVIDER]]]
<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>
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[[[SEARCH]]]
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# The installer behind pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai and sunpug.io
# ==================================================================
[[[DIVIDER]]]
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# The installer behind pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, sunpug.io, guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org and rfc9111.io
# ==========================================================================================================================
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: assets/installer/install.sh
[[[SEARCH]]]
sunpug)
DOOR_FOLDER="sunpug"
DOOR_WORKSHOP="This Portable AI Discussion workshop talks you through steps."
DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to invite Sun Pug in and free your AI discussions"
DOOR_WELCOME2="from disposable browser tabs into local, portable plain text."
DOOR_TAGLINE="Inspect with curl | less first; own the transcript and the flight recorder."
;;
esac
}
[[[DIVIDER]]]
sunpug)
DOOR_FOLDER="sunpug"
DOOR_WORKSHOP="This Portable AI Discussion workshop talks you through steps."
DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to invite Sun Pug in and free your AI discussions"
DOOR_WELCOME2="from disposable browser tabs into local, portable plain text."
DOOR_TAGLINE="Inspect with curl | less first; own the transcript and the flight recorder."
;;
levinix)
DOOR_FOLDER="levinix"
DOOR_WORKSHOP="This Write-Once-Run-Anywhere Nix Flake workshop talks you through steps."
DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to replace bloated Electron containers with deterministic"
DOOR_WELCOME2="Nix flakes that run identically across Linux, macOS, and WSL."
DOOR_TAGLINE="One flake.nix, every platform; hardware is just a projection."
;;
guerillatech)
DOOR_FOLDER="guerillatech"
DOOR_WORKSHOP="This DIY Bare-Metal Home-Hosting workshop talks you through steps."
DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to trade fragile Docker Compose sprawl and cloud rent"
DOOR_WELCOME2="for a declarative NixOS home appliance and live AI-bot observatory."
DOOR_TAGLINE="Own the metal, read the wire, and broadcast from home."
;;
rfc9110)
DOOR_FOLDER="rfc9110"
DOOR_WORKSHOP="This RFC 9110 HTTP Content Negotiation workshop talks you through steps."
DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to serve clean Markdown to AI agents (Accept: text/markdown)"
DOOR_WELCOME2="and semantic HTML to human browsers from one canonical URI."
DOOR_TAGLINE="Speak native HTTP semantics; retire the headless browser tax."
;;
rfc9111)
DOOR_FOLDER="rfc9111"
DOOR_WORKSHOP="This RFC 9111 Bimodal Edge-Caching workshop talks you through steps."
DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to partition your CDN cache with Vary: Accept, User-Agent"
DOOR_WELCOME2="and retire wasteful dynamic pre-rendering clusters for good."
DOOR_TAGLINE="Cache both representations at the edge; never pre-render what HTTP can negotiate."
;;
esac
}
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[[[SEARCH]]]
sync_installer() {
echo "🚀 Syncing installer to the home-hosted doors (npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, sunpug.io)..."
ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/npvg.org ~/www/qamy.ai ~/www/levinix.org ~/www/sunpug.io" \
&& rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/npvg.org/install.sh \
&& rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/qamy.ai/install.sh \
&& rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/levinix.org/install.sh \
&& rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/sunpug.io/install.sh
}
if [ "${1:-}" = "--installer" ]; then
if sync_installer; then
echo "✅ Installer synced to npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, and sunpug.io (body only; no rebuild)."
exit 0
fi
echo "❌ Installer sync failed; one or more doors still serve the previous file."
exit 1
fi
[[[DIVIDER]]]
INSTALLER_DOORS="npvg.org qamy.ai levinix.org sunpug.io guerillatech.com rfc9110.org rfc9111.io"
sync_installer() {
echo "🚀 Syncing installer to the home-hosted doors ($INSTALLER_DOORS)..."
for door in $INSTALLER_DOORS; do
ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/$door" \
&& rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh "$TARGET:~/www/$door/install.sh" || return 1
done
}
if [ "${1:-}" = "--installer" ]; then
if sync_installer; then
echo "✅ Installer synced to $INSTALLER_DOORS (body only; no rebuild)."
exit 0
fi
echo "❌ Installer sync failed; one or more doors still serve the previous file."
exit 1
fi
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: nixops.sh
[[[SEARCH]]]
echo "🚀 Syncing sunpug.io door (SVNPvg -> SUNPug)..."
ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/sunpug.io"
rsync -av remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/ $TARGET:~/www/sunpug.io/
[[[DIVIDER]]]
for door in sunpug.io guerillatech.com rfc9110.org rfc9111.io; do
echo "🚀 Syncing $door door..."
ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/$door"
rsync -av "remotes/honeybot/www/$door/" "$TARGET:~/www/$door/"
done
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
[[[SEARCH]]]
"sunpug.io" ("www." + "sunpug.io")
];
};
[[[DIVIDER]]]
"sunpug.io" ("www." + "sunpug.io")
"guerillatech.com" ("www." + "guerillatech.com")
"rfc9110.org" ("www." + "rfc9110.org")
"rfc9111.io" ("www." + "rfc9111.io")
];
};
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
[[[SEARCH]]]
# THE SUNPUG DOOR (2026-10-24): SVNPvg -> SUNPug (the friendly vampire /
# Roman pugio sidearm). Combines the curl/wget installer door ($npvg_index
# stamped to 'sunpug') with RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown negotiation
# (index.md) and browser HTML (index.html).
virtualHosts."sunpug.io" = {
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# THE GUERILLATECH DOOR (2026-10-25): Target 5 in blogs.nix (Nix vs. Docker
# for DIY Home-Hosting & AI-Bot Observatories).
virtualHosts."guerillatech.com" = {
forceSSL = true;
enableACME = true;
serverAliases = [ ("www." + "guerillatech.com") ];
root = "/home/mike/www/guerillatech.com";
extraConfig = ''
access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log ai_tracker;
access_log /var/log/nginx/guerillatech.access.log ai_tracker;
'';
locations."= /" = {
extraConfig = ''
add_header Vary "Accept, User-Agent" always;
types {
text/html html;
text/markdown md;
text/x-shellscript sh;
}
sub_filter_types text/x-shellscript;
sub_filter_once off;
sub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__' 'guerillatech';
if ($serve_markdown) {
rewrite ^ /index.md break;
}
try_files $npvg_index /index.md =404;
'';
};
locations."/" = {
extraConfig = ''
add_header Vary "Accept" always;
if ($serve_markdown) {
rewrite ^(.*)/$ $1/index.md break;
rewrite ^(.*[^/])$ $1/index.md break;
}
try_files $uri $uri/index.html $uri/index.md =404;
'';
};
};
# THE RFC 9110 DOOR (2026-10-25): Target 6 in blogs.nix (Proactive HTTP
# Content Negotiation for the Semantic Internet).
virtualHosts."rfc9110.org" = {
forceSSL = true;
enableACME = true;
serverAliases = [ ("www." + "rfc9110.org") ];
root = "/home/mike/www/rfc9110.org";
extraConfig = ''
access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log ai_tracker;
access_log /var/log/nginx/rfc9110.access.log ai_tracker;
'';
locations."= /" = {
extraConfig = ''
add_header Vary "Accept, User-Agent" always;
types {
text/html html;
text/markdown md;
text/x-shellscript sh;
}
sub_filter_types text/x-shellscript;
sub_filter_once off;
sub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__' 'rfc9110';
if ($serve_markdown) {
rewrite ^ /index.md break;
}
try_files $npvg_index /index.md =404;
'';
};
locations."/" = {
extraConfig = ''
add_header Vary "Accept" always;
if ($serve_markdown) {
rewrite ^(.*)/$ $1/index.md break;
rewrite ^(.*[^/])$ $1/index.md break;
}
try_files $uri $uri/index.html $uri/index.md =404;
'';
};
};
# THE RFC 9111 DOOR (2026-10-25): Target 7 in blogs.nix (Retiring wasteful
# pre-render solutions via Vary: Accept, User-Agent edge caching).
virtualHosts."rfc9111.io" = {
forceSSL = true;
enableACME = true;
serverAliases = [ ("www." + "rfc9111.io") ];
root = "/home/mike/www/rfc9111.io";
extraConfig = ''
access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log ai_tracker;
access_log /var/log/nginx/rfc9111.access.log ai_tracker;
'';
locations."= /" = {
extraConfig = ''
add_header Vary "Accept, User-Agent" always;
types {
text/html html;
text/markdown md;
text/x-shellscript sh;
}
sub_filter_types text/x-shellscript;
sub_filter_once off;
sub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__' 'rfc9111';
if ($serve_markdown) {
rewrite ^ /index.md break;
}
try_files $npvg_index /index.md =404;
'';
};
locations."/" = {
extraConfig = ''
add_header Vary "Accept" always;
if ($serve_markdown) {
rewrite ^(.*)/$ $1/index.md break;
rewrite ^(.*[^/])$ $1/index.md break;
}
try_files $uri $uri/index.html $uri/index.md =404;
'';
};
};
# THE SUNPUG DOOR (2026-10-24): SVNPvg -> SUNPug (the friendly vampire /
# Roman pugio sidearm). Combines the curl/wget installer door ($npvg_index
# stamped to 'sunpug') with RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown negotiation
# (index.md) and browser HTML (index.html).
virtualHosts."sunpug.io" = {
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
for known in (
"mikelev.in", "qamy.ai", "npvg.org",
"levinix.org", "levinix.com", "levinux.com",
"pipulate.com", "guerillatech.com", "rfc9110.org", "rfc9111.io", "rfc9111.com",
):
if h == known or h.endswith("." + known):
return known
if "qamy" in h:
return "qamy.ai"
if "npvg" in h:
return "npvg.org"
if "levinix" in h:
return "levinix.org"
if "levinux" in h:
return "levinux.com"
[[[DIVIDER]]]
for known in (
"mikelev.in", "qamy.ai", "npvg.org", "sunpug.io",
"levinix.org", "levinix.com", "levinux.com",
"pipulate.com", "guerillatech.com", "rfc9110.org", "rfc9111.io", "rfc9111.com",
):
if h == known or h.endswith("." + known):
return known
if "qamy" in h:
return "qamy.ai"
if "npvg" in h:
return "npvg.org"
if "sunpug" in h:
return "sunpug.io"
if "levinix" in h:
return "levinix.org"
if "levinux" in h:
return "levinux.com"
[[[REPLACE]]]
Car 3b — Stage the three new remotes/honeybot/www/ directories in (nix) pipulate $ so m includes them in the commit:
git add remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io
Ignition: no local shell ignition required (ls, rg, bash -n, and nix-instantiate --parse inspect the patched files directly at compile time).
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy.):
Verify the AFTER receipts for `guerillatech.com`, `rfc9110.org`, `rfc9111.io`, and `sunpug.io`, and let's inspect `remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py` and `remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py` to weave the 8-door Radio Serial Storytime into Honeybot's live broadcast loop.
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
remotes/honeybot/www/holds all eight doors (guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org,rfc9111.iocreated with both.htmland RFC 9110.mdrepresentations and zero autolink contamination).assets/installer/install.sh,nixops.sh,remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix, andremotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.pywire all eight doors end-to-end (SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN).forest.pyandscore.pyarrive in the next compile so we can script the Radio Serial station breaks on Honeybot.
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 $ ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111" assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix || echo "THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET"
rg -n "sunpug" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py || echo "SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET"
bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
levinix.org
levinux.com
npvg.org
qamy.ai
sunpug.io
THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET
SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET
nix-instantiate: /nix/store/2fxp204b9jh1s3lpggdlnws44vvzw1w9-openssl-3.4.3/lib/libcrypto.so.3: version `OPENSSL_3.6.0' not found (required by /nix/store/1p2gjq4x396yj65rig8fyzhrdza0psd6-openssl-3.6.3/lib/libssl.so.3)
nix-instantiate: /nix/store/i3ibgfskl99qd8rslafbpaa1dmxdzh1z-glibc-2.40-66/lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_ABI_DT_X86_64_PLT' not found (required by /nix/store/ias8xacs1h3jy7xgwi2awvim61k2ji6c-glibc-2.42-67/lib/libresolv.so.2)
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 30
# ! markov
# ! latest
# # Context 2
# /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix
# scripts/articles/common.py
# assets/installer/install.sh
# nixops.sh
# remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.md
# ! rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111|sunpug" /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix scripts/articles/common.py assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# ! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
# Context 3
assets/installer/install.sh
nixops.sh
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.md
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html
remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md
! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
! rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111" assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix || echo "THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET"
! rg -n "sunpug" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py || echo "SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET"
! bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
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
✅ WHOLE-FILE WRITE: CREATED 'remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html'.
✅ WHOLE-FILE WRITE: CREATED 'remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.md'.
✅ WHOLE-FILE WRITE: CREATED 'remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html'.
✅ WHOLE-FILE WRITE: CREATED 'remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md'.
✅ WHOLE-FILE WRITE: CREATED 'remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html'.
✅ WHOLE-FILE WRITE: CREATED 'remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'assets/installer/install.sh'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'assets/installer/install.sh'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'nixops.sh'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'nixops.sh'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py'.
(nix) pipulate $ git add remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io
(nix) pipulate $ d
diff --git a/assets/installer/install.sh b/assets/installer/install.sh
index 3a13bb1..2605f48 100644
--- a/assets/installer/install.sh
+++ b/assets/installer/install.sh
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
#!/usr/bin/env bash
-# The installer behind pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai and sunpug.io
-# ==================================================================
+# The installer behind pipulate.com, npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, sunpug.io, guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org and rfc9111.io
+# ==========================================================================================================================
#
# You are reading this because you piped it to less instead of bash.
# That is the first QA step: verifying the contract before execution.
@@ -148,6 +148,34 @@ door_row() {
DOOR_WELCOME2="from disposable browser tabs into local, portable plain text."
DOOR_TAGLINE="Inspect with curl | less first; own the transcript and the flight recorder."
;;
+ levinix)
+ DOOR_FOLDER="levinix"
+ DOOR_WORKSHOP="This Write-Once-Run-Anywhere Nix Flake workshop talks you through steps."
+ DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to replace bloated Electron containers with deterministic"
+ DOOR_WELCOME2="Nix flakes that run identically across Linux, macOS, and WSL."
+ DOOR_TAGLINE="One flake.nix, every platform; hardware is just a projection."
+ ;;
+ guerillatech)
+ DOOR_FOLDER="guerillatech"
+ DOOR_WORKSHOP="This DIY Bare-Metal Home-Hosting workshop talks you through steps."
+ DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to trade fragile Docker Compose sprawl and cloud rent"
+ DOOR_WELCOME2="for a declarative NixOS home appliance and live AI-bot observatory."
+ DOOR_TAGLINE="Own the metal, read the wire, and broadcast from home."
+ ;;
+ rfc9110)
+ DOOR_FOLDER="rfc9110"
+ DOOR_WORKSHOP="This RFC 9110 HTTP Content Negotiation workshop talks you through steps."
+ DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to serve clean Markdown to AI agents (Accept: text/markdown)"
+ DOOR_WELCOME2="and semantic HTML to human browsers from one canonical URI."
+ DOOR_TAGLINE="Speak native HTTP semantics; retire the headless browser tax."
+ ;;
+ rfc9111)
+ DOOR_FOLDER="rfc9111"
+ DOOR_WORKSHOP="This RFC 9111 Bimodal Edge-Caching workshop talks you through steps."
+ DOOR_WELCOME1="Welcome. Ready to partition your CDN cache with Vary: Accept, User-Agent"
+ DOOR_WELCOME2="and retire wasteful dynamic pre-rendering clusters for good."
+ DOOR_TAGLINE="Cache both representations at the edge; never pre-render what HTTP can negotiate."
+ ;;
esac
}
diff --git a/nixops.sh b/nixops.sh
index 00df83c..cc1da3f 100755
--- a/nixops.sh
+++ b/nixops.sh
@@ -17,17 +17,17 @@ TARGET="mike@[REDACTED_IP]"
# pad list, the full sync calls it below, and `./nixops.sh --installer` runs
# it alone so release.py can move all three doors without staging config or
# sweeping scripts. Body only; no rebuild.
+INSTALLER_DOORS="npvg.org qamy.ai levinix.org sunpug.io guerillatech.com rfc9110.org rfc9111.io"
sync_installer() {
- echo "🚀 Syncing installer to the home-hosted doors (npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, sunpug.io)..."
- ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/npvg.org ~/www/qamy.ai ~/www/levinix.org ~/www/sunpug.io" \
- && rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/npvg.org/install.sh \
- && rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/qamy.ai/install.sh \
- && rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/levinix.org/install.sh \
- && rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh $TARGET:~/www/sunpug.io/install.sh
+ echo "🚀 Syncing installer to the home-hosted doors ($INSTALLER_DOORS)..."
+ for door in $INSTALLER_DOORS; do
+ ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/$door" \
+ && rsync -av assets/installer/install.sh "$TARGET:~/www/$door/install.sh" || return 1
+ done
}
if [ "${1:-}" = "--installer" ]; then
if sync_installer; then
- echo "✅ Installer synced to npvg.org, qamy.ai, levinix.org, and sunpug.io (body only; no rebuild)."
+ echo "✅ Installer synced to $INSTALLER_DOORS (body only; no rebuild)."
exit 0
fi
echo "❌ Installer sync failed; one or more doors still serve the previous file."
@@ -83,9 +83,11 @@ ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/levinux.com ~/www/levinix.org"
rsync -av remotes/honeybot/www/levinux.com/ "$LEVINUX_CACHE/" $TARGET:~/www/levinux.com/
rsync -av remotes/honeybot/www/levinix.org/ $TARGET:~/www/levinix.org/
-echo "🚀 Syncing sunpug.io door (SVNPvg -> SUNPug)..."
-ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/sunpug.io"
-rsync -av remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/ $TARGET:~/www/sunpug.io/
+for door in sunpug.io guerillatech.com rfc9110.org rfc9111.io; do
+ echo "🚀 Syncing $door door..."
+ ssh $TARGET "mkdir -p ~/www/$door"
+ rsync -av "remotes/honeybot/www/$door/" "$TARGET:~/www/$door/"
+done
echo "🚀 Syncing NixOS Config..."
rsync --delete -av remotes/honeybot/nixos/ $TARGET:~/nixos-config-staged/
diff --git a/remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix b/remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
index 499889e..f43376a 100644
--- a/remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
+++ b/remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
@@ -41,6 +41,9 @@
"levinix.com" ("www." + "levinix.com")
"levinux.com" ("www." + "levinux.com")
"sunpug.io" ("www." + "sunpug.io")
+ "guerillatech.com" ("www." + "guerillatech.com")
+ "rfc9110.org" ("www." + "rfc9110.org")
+ "rfc9111.io" ("www." + "rfc9111.io")
];
};
@@ -406,6 +409,126 @@
};
};
+ # THE GUERILLATECH DOOR (2026-10-25): Target 5 in blogs.nix (Nix vs. Docker
+ # for DIY Home-Hosting & AI-Bot Observatories).
+ virtualHosts."guerillatech.com" = {
+ forceSSL = true;
+ enableACME = true;
+ serverAliases = [ ("www." + "guerillatech.com") ];
+ root = "/home/mike/www/guerillatech.com";
+ extraConfig = ''
+ access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log ai_tracker;
+ access_log /var/log/nginx/guerillatech.access.log ai_tracker;
+ '';
+ locations."= /" = {
+ extraConfig = ''
+ add_header Vary "Accept, User-Agent" always;
+ types {
+ text/html html;
+ text/markdown md;
+ text/x-shellscript sh;
+ }
+ sub_filter_types text/x-shellscript;
+ sub_filter_once off;
+ sub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__' 'guerillatech';
+ if ($serve_markdown) {
+ rewrite ^ /index.md break;
+ }
+ try_files $npvg_index /index.md =404;
+ '';
+ };
+ locations."/" = {
+ extraConfig = ''
+ add_header Vary "Accept" always;
+ if ($serve_markdown) {
+ rewrite ^(.*)/$ $1/index.md break;
+ rewrite ^(.*[^/])$ $1/index.md break;
+ }
+ try_files $uri $uri/index.html $uri/index.md =404;
+ '';
+ };
+ };
+
+ # THE RFC 9110 DOOR (2026-10-25): Target 6 in blogs.nix (Proactive HTTP
+ # Content Negotiation for the Semantic Internet).
+ virtualHosts."rfc9110.org" = {
+ forceSSL = true;
+ enableACME = true;
+ serverAliases = [ ("www." + "rfc9110.org") ];
+ root = "/home/mike/www/rfc9110.org";
+ extraConfig = ''
+ access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log ai_tracker;
+ access_log /var/log/nginx/rfc9110.access.log ai_tracker;
+ '';
+ locations."= /" = {
+ extraConfig = ''
+ add_header Vary "Accept, User-Agent" always;
+ types {
+ text/html html;
+ text/markdown md;
+ text/x-shellscript sh;
+ }
+ sub_filter_types text/x-shellscript;
+ sub_filter_once off;
+ sub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__' 'rfc9110';
+ if ($serve_markdown) {
+ rewrite ^ /index.md break;
+ }
+ try_files $npvg_index /index.md =404;
+ '';
+ };
+ locations."/" = {
+ extraConfig = ''
+ add_header Vary "Accept" always;
+ if ($serve_markdown) {
+ rewrite ^(.*)/$ $1/index.md break;
+ rewrite ^(.*[^/])$ $1/index.md break;
+ }
+ try_files $uri $uri/index.html $uri/index.md =404;
+ '';
+ };
+ };
+
+ # THE RFC 9111 DOOR (2026-10-25): Target 7 in blogs.nix (Retiring wasteful
+ # pre-render solutions via Vary: Accept, User-Agent edge caching).
+ virtualHosts."rfc9111.io" = {
+ forceSSL = true;
+ enableACME = true;
+ serverAliases = [ ("www." + "rfc9111.io") ];
+ root = "/home/mike/www/rfc9111.io";
+ extraConfig = ''
+ access_log /var/log/nginx/access.log ai_tracker;
+ access_log /var/log/nginx/rfc9111.access.log ai_tracker;
+ '';
+ locations."= /" = {
+ extraConfig = ''
+ add_header Vary "Accept, User-Agent" always;
+ types {
+ text/html html;
+ text/markdown md;
+ text/x-shellscript sh;
+ }
+ sub_filter_types text/x-shellscript;
+ sub_filter_once off;
+ sub_filter '__INSTALL_DEFAULT_NAME__' 'rfc9111';
+ if ($serve_markdown) {
+ rewrite ^ /index.md break;
+ }
+ try_files $npvg_index /index.md =404;
+ '';
+ };
+ locations."/" = {
+ extraConfig = ''
+ add_header Vary "Accept" always;
+ if ($serve_markdown) {
+ rewrite ^(.*)/$ $1/index.md break;
+ rewrite ^(.*[^/])$ $1/index.md break;
+ }
+ try_files $uri $uri/index.html $uri/index.md =404;
+ '';
+ };
+ };
+
# THE SUNPUG DOOR (2026-10-24): SVNPvg -> SUNPug (the friendly vampire /
# Roman pugio sidearm). Combines the curl/wget installer door ($npvg_index
# stamped to 'sunpug') with RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown negotiation
diff --git a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
index 2317468..3b986ab 100644
--- a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
+++ b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
@@ -346,7 +346,7 @@ class SonarApp(App):
if re.match(r"^\d+(\.\d+)+$", h) or ":" in h:
return "mikelev.in"
for known in (
- "mikelev.in", "qamy.ai", "npvg.org",
+ "mikelev.in", "qamy.ai", "npvg.org", "sunpug.io",
"levinix.org", "levinix.com", "levinux.com",
"pipulate.com", "guerillatech.com", "rfc9110.org", "rfc9111.io", "rfc9111.com",
):
@@ -356,6 +356,8 @@ class SonarApp(App):
return "qamy.ai"
if "npvg" in h:
return "npvg.org"
+ if "sunpug" in h:
+ return "sunpug.io"
if "levinix" in h:
return "levinix.org"
if "levinux" in h:
diff --git a/remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html b/remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
index d181300..360a758 100644
--- a/remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
+++ b/remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
@@ -28,6 +28,6 @@
<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>
</ul>
<p>Paste that compiled payload into any model—Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or a local LLM—and own your transcript for life.</p>
-<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://pipulate.com/">Pipulate</a></p>
+<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>
</body>
</html>
(nix) pipulate $ m
📝 Committing: feat: Introduce RFC 9111 content representation
[main 65e93ad] feat: Introduce RFC 9111 content representation
11 files changed, 313 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-)
create mode 100644 remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html
create mode 100644 remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.md
create mode 100644 remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html
create mode 100644 remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md
create mode 100644 remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html
create mode 100644 remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md
(nix) pipulate $ git push
Enumerating objects: 38, done.
Counting objects: 100% (38/38), done.
Delta compression using up to 48 threads
Compressing objects: 100% (22/22), done.
Writing objects: 100% (24/24), 7.71 KiB | 3.85 MiB/s, done.
Total 24 (delta 10), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0 (from 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (10/10), completed with 8 local objects.
To github.com:pipulate/pipulate.git
c2d40b2..65e93ad main -> main
(nix) pipulate $
Ignition: often “exit”, “nix develop”. Instructions may vary.
Even just forcing one’s self to think about the Ignition step after making changes is illuminating and good habit forming. Sure you changed something but what does it really require now to come alive?
The answer in this case is DNS changes at my registrar, especially considering the minting of the Let’s Encrypt ACME security certificates at which time I want the sites to be reachable.
Okay, the DNS entries are made.
There is also the dynamic DNS aspect of this that I need to remain aware of. MikeLev.in is set up properly for that but I do believe it’s something I have to do with every site I add like this.
I’m also starting to load Pipulate itself with the site files, bare bones as they may be it’s probably best to start thinking about having each site in its own separate repo. We keep what gets done in Pipulate to the bare minimum it requires to bootstrap each site which is what I think we have, but we don’t want site development work of each of these sites weighing down the Pipulate repo moving forward.
Ignition at the Registrar: Dynamic DNS and Repository Boundaries
4: PROMPT:
Verify the AFTER receipts for guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, rfc9111.io, and sunpug.io, and let’s inspect remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py and remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py to weave the 8-door Radio Serial Storytime into Honeybot’s live broadcast loop.
5: DELIVERABLE:
More surface-area which is interesting for someone who advocates always less surface-area, but this is a necessary evil of having a focused elevator pitch or value proposition for each audience.
It’s all about more effective communication; saying more by saying less.
Saying More by Saying Less: CNAME Chaining and the Buzzer-Card Door
So then, more story with less story.
While the super-set story of it all is told here as it plays out as performance art…
…and a serial radio program.
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified.
TL;DR: All fourteen patch operations from Turn 2 landed and pushed in commit 65e93ad: remotes/honeybot/www/ now holds all eight web roots, assets/installer/install.sh and nixops.sh sync and stamp all eight doors, remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix declares all three new HTTPS/RFC 9110 virtual hosts, and remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py tags [sunpug.io] on the live HUD. Below, we verify the BEFORE -> AFTER receipts (including why standalone nix-instantiate inside the dev shell needs LD_LIBRARY_PATH=""), explain how CNAME chaining and the 2-file “buzzer card” pattern keep both Dynamic DNS and repo weight minimal, and wire the 8-Door Radio Serial station break and episode outro into remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py and remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py.
1. The Turn 2 BEFORE $\rightarrow$ AFTER Receipt
Here is what changed in qamy.ai_249-5397c7df.zip across the four live command receipts:
CHECK BEFORE (Deed 248) AFTER (Deed 249, Commit 65e93ad)
───────────────────────────────────── ───────────────────────────────── ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
1. remotes/honeybot/www/ directories 5 doors 8 doors (+guerillatech.com, +rfc9110.org, +rfc9111.io)
2. 3 new doors in installer/nixops/OS THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET 27 matches across install.sh, nixops.sh & config.nix
3. sunpug.io in logs.py HUD SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET Lines 349, 359, 360 in format_host_domain()
4. Nix syntax check Passed inside apply.py airlock Subshell probe hit dev-shell LD_LIBRARY_PATH (fixed below)
- Why
apply.py’s Nix Airlock Passed While the Bare Subshell Probe Complained: Look atapply.pyline 479: whenapply.pyvalidates.nixfiles, it runsnix-instantiate --parsewithenv={**os.environ, 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH': ''}. Inside the interactive Pipulate dev shell,LD_LIBRARY_PATHis populated with the flake’s Python C-extension libraries (openssl-3.4.3), and the shell’snixwrapper function isn’t exported to non-interactive!subshells. PrefixingLD_LIBRARY_PATH=""beforenix-instantiate --parsein the probe below (the exact rule documented ininstall.shline 337) gives the cleanSYNTAX_ALL_GREENreceipt.
2. Dynamic DNS & Repo Hygiene: “More Surface Area by Having Less Surface Area”
You raised two architectural points right after pushing 65e93ad that go to the heart of keeping this system maintainable as the number of doors grows:
A. Dynamic DNS Across 8 Domains: The Single Moving Twig (CNAME $\rightarrow$ mikelev.in.)
In remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix (lines 722–742), Honeybot runs a 15-minute systemd timer (namecheap-ddns.service) that updates the A record for @ on mikelev.in whenever your ISP changes your residential IP.
Do you need to add seven more DDNS services and seven more secret tokens for sunpug.io, guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, rfc9111.io, npvg.org, qamy.ai, and levinix.org?
No—provided those seven domains use CNAME (or Namecheap ALIAS) records pointing to mikelev.in.:
ISP Rotates Home WAN IP
│
▼
[Honeybot namecheap-ddns.timer (every 15m)]
│ Updates 1 A-record:
▼
mikelev.in. (A -> current WAN IP)
▲
├── sunpug.io (ALIAS @ / CNAME www -> mikelev.in.)
├── guerillatech.com(ALIAS @ / CNAME www -> mikelev.in.)
├── rfc9110.org (ALIAS @ / CNAME www -> mikelev.in.)
├── rfc9111.io (ALIAS @ / CNAME www -> mikelev.in.)
├── npvg.org (ALIAS @ / CNAME www -> mikelev.in.)
├── qamy.ai (ALIAS @ / CNAME www -> mikelev.in.)
└── levinix.org (ALIAS @ / CNAME www -> mikelev.in.)
- Because DNS resolvers follow
CNAME/ALIASpointers tomikelev.in.and look upmikelev.in’sArecord, updatingmikelev.inalone updates all eight domains simultaneously. - You only ever need a separate DDNS updater if you configure a satellite domain with a literal numeric
A + Dynamic DNSrecord instead of pointing it atmikelev.in..
B. Why the 2-File “Buzzer Card” Belongs in pipulate, While Full Sites Belong in Their Own Repos
Your instinct on repository boundaries is spot on:
- What lives in
pipulate(remotes/honeybot/www/<door>/): Only the 2-file Apartment Buzzer Card (index.html+index.md, ~3.5 KB total). Its only job is to answer the initial knock (curl -fsSL <door> | less, browser HTML, orAccept: text/markdown) with a focused 30-second elevator pitch for that specific audience. - What lives in separate repositories (
/home/mike/repos/guerillatech,/home/mike/repos/rfc9110,/home/mike/repos/rfc9111, etc.): Whenever one of those doors grows multi-page articles, guides, or static assets,/home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix(Targets 3 through 8) already maps each domain to its own independent repo under~/repos/<repo>. - Saying More by Saying Less: Outwardly, you have eight specialized radio frequencies, each speaking concisely to one audience’s itch without burying them in the other seven topics. Inwardly,
pipulatecarries less than 30 kilobytes of plain text for all eight doors combined.
3. Weaving the 8-Door Radio Serial into forest.py and score.py
Inspecting remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py and remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py shows how cleanly the Radio Serial structure works on air:
score.py(The Episodic Serial): Reads the newest article from top to bottom framed bySTORYTIMEandREAD MOREFiglet cards.forest.py(The 10-Minute Station Breaks): Every 600 seconds on the Copper-list clock (next_slotinstream.py), the narrator softly finishes the current sentence, announces “We interrupt this program for a station identification break,” and plays the next bead fromSTATION_SEGMENTS—alternating between live Rich data tables (WINDOW) and ASCII art (PATRONUS).
In Car 3 (PATCHES) below, we add:
DOOR_DIAL_ROWS&mode == "doors"inremotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py: Renders a Rich table (🎙️ THE 8-DOOR HONEYBOT FREQUENCY DIAL) listing all eight doors, theircurl -fsSL <door> | lessfolder stamps, their live SQLite hit counts fromhoneybot.db(if present), and the specific itch each door scratches.- Bead 6 (
"EIGHT DOORS\nONE ENGINE") inSTATION_SEGMENTS: Narrates the Saying More by Saying Less / Sun Pug Threshold story over theforest.py:65:doorswindow during the station-break rotation. - Updated Episode Outro in
remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py: Mentions thecurl | lessthreshold and the new doors when wrapping up each article reading.
(Note: All domain strings in the Python patch below are stored as (name, tld) tuples so no .com/.org/.io literal can ever be autolinked by the chat UI.)
4. The 5-Car Train
1: BEFORE (PROBE, read-only, paste as block in command line):
Run in (nix) pipulate $:
rg -n "DOOR_DIAL_ROWS|EIGHT DOORS|mode == \"doors\"" remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py || echo "RADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YET"
python3 -m py_compile remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT, put in context.txt using context or x):
foo_files.py
assets/installer/install.sh
nixops.sh
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
! rg -n "DOOR_DIAL_ROWS|EIGHT DOORS|mode == \"doors\"" remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py || echo "RADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YET"
! python3 -m py_compile remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
3: CHANGE (PATCHES, real SEARCH/DIVIDER/REPLACE blocks for apply.py):
Run in (nix) pipulate $:
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# Bead 5 (ODD -> Patronus ASCII Art: mechanical_man)
_make_station_bead(
"THE AIRLOCK",
(
"How do you collaborate with frontier A I models without letting hallucinations wreck your production systems? Meet Smith and Tinker's Patent Mechanical Man."
),
("PATRONUS", {"key": "mechanical_man", "duration": 65.0}),
[
"In L. Frank Baum's Oz books, Tik-Tok is a clockwork robot with three separate wind-up keys: one for thought, one for speech, and one for action.",
"In our workflow, the context compiler winds the thought key, and the model's reply winds the speech key. But the action key stays in the human engineer's hand.",
"Every code edit passes through an exact-match search and replace airlock with syntax tree verification before touching disk.",
],
),
]
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# Bead 5 (ODD -> Patronus ASCII Art: mechanical_man)
_make_station_bead(
"THE AIRLOCK",
(
"How do you collaborate with frontier A I models without letting hallucinations wreck your production systems? Meet Smith and Tinker's Patent Mechanical Man."
),
("PATRONUS", {"key": "mechanical_man", "duration": 65.0}),
[
"In L. Frank Baum's Oz books, Tik-Tok is a clockwork robot with three separate wind-up keys: one for thought, one for speech, and one for action.",
"In our workflow, the context compiler winds the thought key, and the model's reply winds the speech key. But the action key stays in the human engineer's hand.",
"Every code edit passes through an exact-match search and replace airlock with syntax tree verification before touching disk.",
],
),
# Bead 6 (EVEN -> Rich 8-Door Frequency Dial Report: doors)
_make_station_bead(
"EIGHT DOORS\nONE ENGINE",
(
"Why does one home-hosted Nix O S head-end broadcast across eight distinct domain names? "
"Because saying more requires saying less to each audience."
),
("WINDOW", "forest.py:65:doors"),
[
"Each door on this frequency dial scratches one specific engineering itch using the same underlying Software Von Neumann Probe.",
"Sun Pug dot eye oh frees your A I discussions from disposable browser tabs into portable plain text. "
"Q A my dot A I seals cryptographic flight-recorder deeds. "
"N P V G dot org teaches timeless Nix, Python, Vim, and Git skills, while Levinix dot org replaces bloated Electron containers.",
"Guerilla Tech dot com pits declarative Nix O S against Docker for home hosting, "
"R F C 9110 dot org demonstrates native Markdown content negotiation, "
"and R F C 9111 dot eye oh retires wasteful headless pre-render clusters. "
"Inspect any door safely in your terminal with curl pipe less.",
],
),
]
DOOR_DIAL_ROWS = (
("pipulate", "com", "~/pipulate", "Local-First AI & SEO Readiness Hub"),
("npvg", "org", "~/npvg", "Nix, Python, vim & git Future-Proofing"),
("qamy", "ai", "~/qamyai", "Flight Data Recorder & QA Archive Deeds"),
("levinix", "org", "~/levinix", "Write-Once-Run-Anywhere Nix Flakes"),
("sunpug", "io", "~/sunpug", "Portable Plain-Text AI Discussions"),
("guerillatech", "com", "~/guerillatech", "NixOS vs. Docker DIY Home-Hosting"),
("rfc9110", "org", "~/rfc9110", "HTTP Section 12 Markdown Negotiation"),
("rfc9111", "io", "~/rfc9111", "Bimodal Edge Caching (Vary: Accept)"),
)
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
tbl.add_row(
"🟠 Authentic Self-Asserted Markdown Bots",
f"{total_cneg - spoof_md:,}",
f"{_bar(auth_pct, 28, 'dark_orange')} [bold orange1]{auth_pct}%[/bold orange1]",
)
else:
title_str = "🔭 WEB BOT AI OBSERVATORY — LIVE SQLITE WIRE TELEMETRY (MIKELEV.IN)"
[[[DIVIDER]]]
tbl.add_row(
"🟠 Authentic Self-Asserted Markdown Bots",
f"{total_cneg - spoof_md:,}",
f"{_bar(auth_pct, 28, 'dark_orange')} [bold orange1]{auth_pct}%[/bold orange1]",
)
elif mode == "doors":
title_str = "🎙️ THE 8-DOOR HONEYBOT FREQUENCY DIAL (CURL -fsSL <DOOR> | LESS)"
tbl.add_column("Door / Frequency", style="bold bright_white", width=20)
tbl.add_column("Target Folder", style="bold cyan", width=16)
tbl.add_column("Focused Value Proposition (Saying More by Saying Less)", style="white", ratio=4)
for d_name, d_tld, d_folder, d_pitch in DOOR_DIAL_ROWS:
domain_str = f"{d_name}.{d_tld}"
tbl.add_row(f"🚪 {domain_str}", d_folder, d_pitch)
else:
title_str = "🔭 WEB BOT AI OBSERVATORY — LIVE SQLITE WIRE TELEMETRY (MIKELEV.IN)"
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
script.append((
"CARD",
{
"label": "READ MORE\nMIKELEV.IN",
"say": (
f"That concludes {article['title']}. "
"You can read the full text and source code at Mike L E V dot eye N. "
"Drop a message in the live chat if you are tuning in. "
"A human operator monitors this observatory and can break in live."
),
},
))
[[[DIVIDER]]]
script.append((
"CARD",
{
"label": "READ MORE\nMIKELEV.IN",
"say": (
f"That concludes {article['title']}. "
"You can read the full text and source code at Mike L E V dot eye N, "
"or inspect the portable workshop through any of our eight doors, including "
"Sun Pug dot eye oh, Guerilla Tech dot com, R F C 9110 dot org, and R F C 9111 dot eye oh, "
"using curl pipe less. "
"Drop a message in the live chat if you are tuning in. "
"A human operator monitors this observatory and can break in live."
),
},
))
[[[REPLACE]]]
Ignition: no local shell ignition required (python3 -m py_compile and rg inspect the patched files directly; foo_files.py is staged in NEXT CONTEXT above so you can dismount with \z on the next turn whenever you are ready to publish and run nixops.sh).
4: PROMPT (Use prompt or p to create prompt.md from copy, or press \z in Neovim to dismount):
Verify the AFTER receipts for the 8-door Radio Serial additions in `forest.py` and `score.py` and `SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN`, and we are ready to dismount (`\z`) and `publish`!
5: DELIVERABLE (What done looks like):
remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.pyincludesDOOR_DIAL_ROWS, themode == "doors"Rich report table, and Bead 6 ("EIGHT DOORS\nONE ENGINE") inSTATION_SEGMENTS.remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.pycloses each serialized article reading by inviting listeners to inspect the eight doors (sunpug.io,guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org,rfc9111.io) viacurl | less.SYNTAX_ALL_GREENpasses across Python (py_compile), Bash (bash -n), and Nix (LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" nix-instantiate --parse), withfoo_files.pystaged for the Notary Beat dismount.
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 $ rg -n "DOOR_DIAL_ROWS|EIGHT DOORS|mode == \"doors\"" remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py || echo "RADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YET"
python3 -m py_compile remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
RADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YET
SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN
(nix) pipulate $
2: AFTER (NEXT CONTEXT):
# # Context 1
# ! book
# ! rgxc 30
# ! markov
# ! latest
# # Context 2
# /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix
# scripts/articles/common.py
# assets/installer/install.sh
# nixops.sh
# remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.md
# ! rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111|sunpug" /home/mike/repos/nixos/blogs.nix scripts/articles/common.py assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# ! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
# # Context 3
# assets/installer/install.sh
# nixops.sh
# remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
# remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
# remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html
# remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.md
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md
# ! ls -1 remotes/honeybot/www/
# ! rg -n "guerillatech|rfc9110|rfc9111" assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix || echo "THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET"
# ! rg -n "sunpug" remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py || echo "SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET"
# ! bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
# Context 4
foo_files.py
assets/installer/install.sh
nixops.sh
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
! rg -n "DOOR_DIAL_ROWS|EIGHT DOORS|mode == \"doors\"" remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py || echo "RADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YET"
! python3 -m py_compile remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"
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 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py'.
✅ DETERMINISTIC PATCH APPLIED: Successfully mutated 'remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py'.
(nix) pipulate $ d
diff --git a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
index 7a196f2..316e0cd 100644
--- a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
+++ b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
@@ -145,8 +145,38 @@ STATION_SEGMENTS = [
"Every code edit passes through an exact-match search and replace airlock with syntax tree verification before touching disk.",
],
),
+ # Bead 6 (EVEN -> Rich 8-Door Frequency Dial Report: doors)
+ _make_station_bead(
+ "EIGHT DOORS\nONE ENGINE",
+ (
+ "Why does one home-hosted Nix O S head-end broadcast across eight distinct domain names? "
+ "Because saying more requires saying less to each audience."
+ ),
+ ("WINDOW", "forest.py:65:doors"),
+ [
+ "Each door on this frequency dial scratches one specific engineering itch using the same underlying Software Von Neumann Probe.",
+ "Sun Pug dot eye oh frees your A I discussions from disposable browser tabs into portable plain text. "
+ "Q A my dot A I seals cryptographic flight-recorder deeds. "
+ "N P V G dot org teaches timeless Nix, Python, Vim, and Git skills, while Levinix dot org replaces bloated Electron containers.",
+ "Guerilla Tech dot com pits declarative Nix O S against Docker for home hosting, "
+ "R F C 9110 dot org demonstrates native Markdown content negotiation, "
+ "and R F C 9111 dot eye oh retires wasteful headless pre-render clusters. "
+ "Inspect any door safely in your terminal with curl pipe less.",
+ ],
+ ),
]
+DOOR_DIAL_ROWS = (
+ ("pipulate", "com", "~/pipulate", "Local-First AI & SEO Readiness Hub"),
+ ("npvg", "org", "~/npvg", "Nix, Python, vim & git Future-Proofing"),
+ ("qamy", "ai", "~/qamyai", "Flight Data Recorder & QA Archive Deeds"),
+ ("levinix", "org", "~/levinix", "Write-Once-Run-Anywhere Nix Flakes"),
+ ("sunpug", "io", "~/sunpug", "Portable Plain-Text AI Discussions"),
+ ("guerillatech", "com", "~/guerillatech", "NixOS vs. Docker DIY Home-Hosting"),
+ ("rfc9110", "org", "~/rfc9110", "HTTP Section 12 Markdown Negotiation"),
+ ("rfc9111", "io", "~/rfc9111", "Bimodal Edge Caching (Vary: Accept)"),
+)
+
def _bar(pct, width=32, fill_color="cyan"):
"""Build a Rich-styled horizontal bar gauge string."""
@@ -242,6 +272,14 @@ def _build_station_report_panel(mode="overview"):
f"{total_cneg - spoof_md:,}",
f"{_bar(auth_pct, 28, 'dark_orange')} [bold orange1]{auth_pct}%[/bold orange1]",
)
+ elif mode == "doors":
+ title_str = "🎙️ THE 8-DOOR HONEYBOT FREQUENCY DIAL (CURL -fsSL <DOOR> | LESS)"
+ tbl.add_column("Door / Frequency", style="bold bright_white", width=20)
+ tbl.add_column("Target Folder", style="bold cyan", width=16)
+ tbl.add_column("Focused Value Proposition (Saying More by Saying Less)", style="white", ratio=4)
+ for d_name, d_tld, d_folder, d_pitch in DOOR_DIAL_ROWS:
+ domain_str = f"{d_name}.{d_tld}"
+ tbl.add_row(f"🚪 {domain_str}", d_folder, d_pitch)
else:
title_str = "🔭 WEB BOT AI OBSERVATORY — LIVE SQLITE WIRE TELEMETRY (MIKELEV.IN)"
tbl.add_column("Web AI Standard Metric", style="bold white", ratio=3)
diff --git a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
index dcb66b2..f19db1b 100644
--- a/remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
+++ b/remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py
@@ -52,7 +52,10 @@ def _append_article_performance(script, article, is_latest=True):
"label": "READ MORE\nMIKELEV.IN",
"say": (
f"That concludes {article['title']}. "
- "You can read the full text and source code at Mike L E V dot eye N. "
+ "You can read the full text and source code at Mike L E V dot eye N, "
+ "or inspect the portable workshop through any of our eight doors, including "
+ "Sun Pug dot eye oh, Guerilla Tech dot com, R F C 9110 dot org, and R F C 9111 dot eye oh, "
+ "using curl pipe less. "
"Drop a message in the live chat if you are tuning in. "
"A human operator monitors this observatory and can break in live."
),
(nix) pipulate $ m
📝 Committing: chore: Introduce eight-door frequency dial report for Honeybot
[main 8bb1000] chore: Introduce eight-door frequency dial report for Honeybot
2 files changed, 42 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
(nix) pipulate $ git push
Enumerating objects: 13, done.
Counting objects: 100% (13/13), done.
Delta compression using up to 48 threads
Compressing objects: 100% (6/6), done.
Writing objects: 100% (7/7), 1.93 KiB | 1.93 MiB/s, done.
Total 7 (delta 5), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0 (from 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (5/5), completed with 5 local objects.
To github.com:pipulate/pipulate.git
d98b613..8bb1000 main -> main
(nix) pipulate $
Ignition: often “exit”, “nix develop”. Instructions may vary.
What’s this now about python3 -m py_compile and rg?
Oh and it’s interesting how Gemini decided to go ahead and edit the Honeybot slideshow itself! That’s initiative right there. I guess if you’re not promoting your available doors, nobody is going to walk through them so that only makes sense.
I also think that ignition is once again the pushing of this very article which
does the infrastructure upgrade, meaning a new flake.nix file and its
nixos-rebuild switch activation, on Honeybot that’s built into the normal
publishing pipeline so I can regularly upgrade Honeybot’s infrastructure with
code in rapid iteration.
Scripting the Station Break: Publishing Pipeline as Infrastructure Activation
4: PROMPT:
Verify the AFTER receipts for the 8-door Radio Serial additions in forest.py and score.py and SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN, and we are ready to dismount (\z) and publish!
5: DELIVERABLE:
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.
Gemini 4 Argon High: Context verified.
1. VERIFY
- Opening Goal: Bring three additional audience-targeted domains—
guerillatech.com(Nix vs. Docker for DIY home-hosting),rfc9110.org(the Semantic Internet via HTTP content negotiation), andrfc9111.io(retiring wasteful pre-render clusters via HTTP caching)—online alongside the five existing installer doors (pipulate.com,npvg.org,qamy.ai,levinix.org, andsunpug.io), and weave the 8-door lineup into Honeybot’s 24/7 radio-serial broadcast over YouTube Live. - Confirmed by This Compile’s Live Receipts (
qamy.ai_250-5ef2ad54.zip):- Radio Serial & 8-Door Dial in
forest.pyandscore.py(! rg -n "DOOR_DIAL_ROWS|EIGHT DOORS|mode == \"doors\"" ...): Transitioned fromRADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YETon the BEFORE tap to 4 live matches inremotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py(lines150,169,275,280), withRecent Git Diff Telemetryconfirming commit8bb1000(+42/-1acrossforest.pyandscore.py). - Multi-Language Syntax Gate (
! python3 -m py_compile ... && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" bash -n ... && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" nix-instantiate --parse ...): ReturnedSYNTAX_ALL_GREEN(0.1453s, exit0). - Why
python3 -m py_compileandrgRan Locally WhilepublishIs the Remote Ignition:python3 -m py_compilebyte-compiles the modified Python scripts (forest.py,score.py,logs.py) to verify they contain zero syntax errors without launching the live TUI, andrgconfirms the new station-break bead is on disk. However, the remote Honeybot appliance ignition—running./nixops.sh, activating the new Nginx virtual hosts and ACME TLS certificates viasudo nixos-rebuild switchon[REDACTED_IP], and restarting the livestream.pybroadcast loop—has not fired yet. As you noted, that ignition rides thepublishcommand immediately following this dismount.
- Radio Serial & 8-Door Dial in
2. BANK
Apply in (nix) pipulate $ (patch, app, d, m) to bank this ride’s receipt (while fading the two oldest lines off the bottom of RECEIPTS to maintain the 20-line cap), bank # § THE BUZZER-CARD DOOR, and claim the six new remotes/honeybot/www/ files out of the Paintbox into Chapter IX:
Target: foo_files.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# --- START RECEIPTS (newest first; cap 20 lines; a line pushed past the cap is deleted, never moved -- git and the rolling pin are the archive) ---
# 2026-10-24 dismount HONEYBOT HALLOWEEN STORYTIME, SVNPVG -> SUNPUG.IO (ROMAN PUGIO), THE VAMPIRE VALUE PROPOSITION, AND CURL | LESS ONBOARDING (deeds qamy.ai_241 through qamy.ai_246-34142081.zip; pipulate commits d94dbf8, 8e91298, 15bf0f2, 5ecdd0d, 75639b5; Gemini 4 Argon High on every turn):
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# --- START RECEIPTS (newest first; cap 20 lines; a line pushed past the cap is deleted, never moved -- git and the rolling pin are the archive) ---
# 2026-10-25 dismount THE 8-DOOR RADIO SERIAL HEAD-END, RUBY THE GALACTIC GUMSHOE, AND GUERILLATECH.COM / RFC9110.ORG / RFC9111.IO LAUNCH (deeds qamy.ai_247-b4fe706a.zip through qamy.ai_250-5ef2ad54.zip; pipulate commits 65e93ad, 8bb1000; Gemini 4 Argon High on every turn): Hazbin Hotel's Alastor (Radio Demon) vs. Vox mapped to Thomas Lopez's 1982 ZBS radio serial Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe (T.J. Teru, The Tookah, Rodant Kapoor, the Android Sisters, and binary state-toggle witches Onoffon 1-0-1 / Offonoff 0-1-0 as the AI-Edit Method) and Barry Altman's multi-channel cable TV head-end; constructive wave interference across 8 specialized audience ponds ("saying more by saying less"); CNAME/ALIAS chaining to mikelev.in's single 15-minute namecheap-ddns heartbeat and the 2-file Apartment Buzzer Card pattern (# § THE BUZZER-CARD DOOR) keeping full site repos decoupled in blogs.nix; wired guerillatech.com (Target 5, Nix vs. Docker DIY home-hosting), rfc9110.org (Target 6, HTTP Section 12 Markdown content negotiation), and rfc9111.io (Target 7, Vary: Accept bimodal edge caching) across remotes/honeybot/www/{guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org,rfc9111.io}/{index.html,index.md}, assets/installer/install.sh (door_row entries for levinix, guerillatech, rfc9110, rfc9111), nixops.sh (INSTALLER_DOORS loop), remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix (3 HTTPS + RFC 9110 virtualHosts), remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py (sunpug.io HUD recognition), and remotes/honeybot/scripts/{forest.py,score.py} (Bead 6 "EIGHT DOORS / ONE ENGINE" + DOOR_DIAL_ROWS Rich report table + episode outro). WITNESSED: remotes/honeybot/www/ 5 -> 8 doors, THREE_DOORS_NOT_WIRED_YET -> 27 matches, SUNPUG_NOT_IN_LOGS_PY_YET -> 3 matches, RADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YET -> 4 matches, SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN, Ruff clean, deed qamy.ai_250-5ef2ad54.zip.
# 2026-10-24 dismount HONEYBOT HALLOWEEN STORYTIME, SVNPVG -> SUNPUG.IO (ROMAN PUGIO), THE VAMPIRE VALUE PROPOSITION, AND CURL | LESS ONBOARDING (deeds qamy.ai_241 through qamy.ai_246-34142081.zip; pipulate commits d94dbf8, 8e91298, 15bf0f2, 5ecdd0d, 75639b5; Gemini 4 Argon High on every turn):
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: foo_files.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# 2026-10-16 dismount THE ARTICLE-CASTING KATA, POLDER COMMONS, AND REMOTE OBS WEBSOCKET CONTROL (deeds qamy.ai_152-71c80f81.zip through qamy.ai_160-c06a3368.zip; pipulate commits 097cb81c, 8943bb3c, af5f7af9, 753e298c; Gemini 4 Argon High on every turn): Dutch Polder Waterschappen and Nordic Allemansrätten mapped to 100% of the LPvg/NPvg stack (Torvalds, Dolstra, van Rossum, Moolenaar) plus SSH/cURL/IRC/MySQL/CSS/Scala; Jay Miner identified as the common silicon architect behind the Atari 2600 TIA, John Harris's Atari 800 ANTIC/GTIA, and the Amiga 1000 Agnus/Denise/Paula; 1990s web/3D strata separated (1992-93 386/Scala/DOOM, 1995-96 IDC/HTX, SB32, NV1, S3 ViRGE, V1000, 3dfx Voodoo, 1998 boxed Mandrake + Classic ASP); Wegener vs. Planck's funeral axiom, Lord Rayleigh's 1894 Argon 3rd-decimal anomaly + simple-asphyxiant physiology, Viggo Mortensen's broken toes, Susskind's Holographic Principle, H.M. Wogglebug vs. Popper's falsificationism, Carroll's 1871 Sheep's Shop ("Wool and Water") vs. Willis Lamb's 1947 Lamb Shift, and Phil Karlton's four seam caches articulated; Rung 2 remote Honeybot OBS WebSocket v5 + .reading_trigger controller landed in scripts/articles/common.py and flake.nix (ytstatus, ytbell, ytroll), inner-string IndentationError caught by hand and gated by ast.parse(common._HONEYBOT_OBS_HELPER), NixOS .obs-wrapped detected via /proc/<pid>/cmdline, .sentinel cleared with --disable-shutdown-check, and OBS window pinned below stream.py via wmctrl -x -r obs.obs -b add,below. WITNESSED: HELPER_AST_OK, pid=2117079 ws_enabled=False -> pid=3584730 (.obs-wrapped) ws_enabled=True port=4455 outputActive=True advancing 00:02:22 -> 00:11:04 -> 00:20:40 -> 00:32:57 -> 00:38:23.199 without stream drop, trigger=1792156103 -> 1792170404, Ruff clean, deed qamy.ai_160-c06a3368.zip.
# 2026-10-16 dismount DOUBLE-BUFFERED VOICE CARDS, PRIMARY-MONITOR EWMH PLACEMENT, AND CLAMP OVER TOGGLE (deed qamy.ai_146-7b1992d0.zip; pipulate commits 22c6c297, 13ae7840; nixos commits 511d493, 747cc5f, 06ec088, 2ae5a2c, 494a457, 57de511; Gemini 4 Argon High on every turn): Piper TTS synthesis split from playback in imports/voice_synthesis.py (synthesize_to_wav, play_wav, _resolve_play_cmd) and pre-warmed in autognome.py (ensure_voice, prep_speech, play_prepped_speech) so Alacritty title cards and speech fire simultaneously; gnome-terminal and Chrome pre-spawned underneath the raised card during speech (spawn_terminal_window, hydrate_terminal_tabs) to eliminate post-card terminal startup delay; multi-monitor Chrome placement onto HDMI-0 (2560x1440+0+0) vs. DP-5 (1200x1920+2560+0) fixed in autognome.py and chrome_windows.py via sanitize_chrome_preferences, --new-window, window-ID set-diffing, and EWMH unmaximize-move-pin-maximize; apply.py upgraded with _normalize_line_ws and _rstrip_line_spans fallback plus exact-line FIRST DIVERGENCE reporting; Desktop 6 YouTube Live volume clamped to 0% via two 30-key Down-arrow bursts (mute_chrome_window) replacing the non-idempotent 'm' toggle. WITNESSED: rg receipts on autognome.py (lines 938, 939, 969, 974) and apply.py (line 142), autognome.py --dry-run exit 0 (7 desktops, 3 terminals), live reboot + init across all 7 desktops verified, Ruff clean, deed qamy.ai_146-7b1992d0.zip.
# 2026-10-15 dismount ENDOSYNTHESIS, INSPECTOR GADGET, AND THE GO-GO-GADGET BROADCAST KIT (deeds qamy.ai_117-9c37ddfd.zip through qamy.ai_123-b4642777.zip; pipulate commits c1955e81, 10e44b6f, 7591d575, 57abd21f; Gemini 4 Argon High on every turn): endosynthesis (Atari 2600/VCS CX40 + Jay Miner TIA racing the beam, language as zero-mass prosthetic, Spider-Man + Ned Leeds / Inspector Gadget + Penny vs. Iron Man's sealed suit) contrasted against forced hybridization (Tusk, Brundlefly); Marvin Minsky's Society of the Mind, Ray Kurzweil's Making a Mind, Iain McGilchrist's Master and His Emissary, and Pangea's Enigmo bumpers mapped to high-wingspan context compilation; YouTube Live Mode B ("Cut-and-Roll") architected around the 12-hour VOD retention ceiling and constructive wave interference; Rung 1 Go-Go-Gadget Broadcast Kit landed in scripts/articles/common.py, scripts/articles/articleizer.py, and flake.nix (tweet, yttitle, ytdesc, ytcard + automatic cue card at the end of article and publish), template.md ASCII sort collision fixed via _DATED_POST_RE + _post_sort_key, and ### Ai Editorial Take promoted into ytdesc/ytcard. WITNESSED: common.py --broadcast card template.md (14/100 chars) -> 2026-10-15-phantom-limb-amiga-jack-tramiel-vim-nixos.md (88/100 chars) with 🤖 AI Editorial Take, interactive tweet/yttitle/ytdesc clipboard copies verified after exit + ndq, Honeybot OBS 32.0.1 window 0x01e00007 on DISPLAY=:10.0 and ~/.config/obs-studio/plugin_config/obs-websocket/config.json located, Ruff clean, deed qamy.ai_123-b4642777.zip.
# --- END RECEIPTS ---
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# 2026-10-16 dismount THE ARTICLE-CASTING KATA, POLDER COMMONS, AND REMOTE OBS WEBSOCKET CONTROL (deeds qamy.ai_152-71c80f81.zip through qamy.ai_160-c06a3368.zip; pipulate commits 097cb81c, 8943bb3c, af5f7af9, 753e298c; Gemini 4 Argon High on every turn): Dutch Polder Waterschappen and Nordic Allemansrätten mapped to 100% of the LPvg/NPvg stack (Torvalds, Dolstra, van Rossum, Moolenaar) plus SSH/cURL/IRC/MySQL/CSS/Scala; Jay Miner identified as the common silicon architect behind the Atari 2600 TIA, John Harris's Atari 800 ANTIC/GTIA, and the Amiga 1000 Agnus/Denise/Paula; 1990s web/3D strata separated (1992-93 386/Scala/DOOM, 1995-96 IDC/HTX, SB32, NV1, S3 ViRGE, V1000, 3dfx Voodoo, 1998 boxed Mandrake + Classic ASP); Wegener vs. Planck's funeral axiom, Lord Rayleigh's 1894 Argon 3rd-decimal anomaly + simple-asphyxiant physiology, Viggo Mortensen's broken toes, Susskind's Holographic Principle, H.M. Wogglebug vs. Popper's falsificationism, Carroll's 1871 Sheep's Shop ("Wool and Water") vs. Willis Lamb's 1947 Lamb Shift, and Phil Karlton's four seam caches articulated; Rung 2 remote Honeybot OBS WebSocket v5 + .reading_trigger controller landed in scripts/articles/common.py and flake.nix (ytstatus, ytbell, ytroll), inner-string IndentationError caught by hand and gated by ast.parse(common._HONEYBOT_OBS_HELPER), NixOS .obs-wrapped detected via /proc/<pid>/cmdline, .sentinel cleared with --disable-shutdown-check, and OBS window pinned below stream.py via wmctrl -x -r obs.obs -b add,below. WITNESSED: HELPER_AST_OK, pid=2117079 ws_enabled=False -> pid=3584730 (.obs-wrapped) ws_enabled=True port=4455 outputActive=True advancing 00:02:22 -> 00:11:04 -> 00:20:40 -> 00:32:57 -> 00:38:23.199 without stream drop, trigger=1792156103 -> 1792170404, Ruff clean, deed qamy.ai_160-c06a3368.zip.
# --- END RECEIPTS ---
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: foo_files.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# § HTML ENTITIES DEFEAT CHAT AUTOLINKERS (banked 2026-10-24, deed 246) -- When emitting HTML or shell patches across a web chat UI that autolinks literal schemes and .com/ paths inside code fences, encode colons and dots in HTML attributes/text as : and ., use scheme-less curl -fsSL domain.tld commands in Markdown examples (4-space indented to avoid nested backtick collisions), and anchor surgical patches on neighboring lines that contain no bare domain names.
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# § HTML ENTITIES DEFEAT CHAT AUTOLINKERS (banked 2026-10-24, deed 246) -- When emitting HTML or shell patches across a web chat UI that autolinks literal schemes and .com/ paths inside code fences, encode colons and dots in HTML attributes/text as : and ., use scheme-less curl -fsSL domain.tld commands in Markdown examples (4-space indented to avoid nested backtick collisions), and anchor surgical patches on neighboring lines that contain no bare domain names.
# § THE BUZZER-CARD DOOR (banked 2026-10-25, deed 250) -- Keep each audience-specific installer door in the core repository limited to a two-file apartment buzzer card (index.html and index.md) while delegating full site articles and assets to dedicated blogs.nix repositories and chaining satellite DNS via CNAME/ALIAS to the single DDNS-updated apex record, so adding new audience surface area never bloats the core repository or multiplies Dynamic DNS daemons.
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: foo_files.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html # <-- the Sun Pug door (SVNPvg -> SUNPug / Roman pugio): Vampire Value Proposition HTML
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.md # <-- RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown companion for sunpug.io
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.html # <-- the Sun Pug door (SVNPvg -> SUNPug / Roman pugio): Vampire Value Proposition HTML
# remotes/honeybot/www/sunpug.io/index.md # <-- RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown companion for sunpug.io
# remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html # <-- the GuerillaTech door: Nix vs. Docker DIY home-hosting HTML
# remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.md # <-- RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown companion for guerillatech.com
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html # <-- the RFC 9110 door: HTTP Section 12 proactive content negotiation HTML
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md # <-- RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown companion for rfc9110.org
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html # <-- the RFC 9111 door: bimodal edge caching (Vary: Accept) HTML
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md # <-- RFC 9110 Accept: text/markdown companion for rfc9111.io
[[[REPLACE]]]
Target: foo_files.py
[[[SEARCH]]]
# remotes/honeybot/queries/ua_variants.sql # [645 tokens | 2,535 bytes]
# remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.html # [797 tokens | 2,488 bytes]
# remotes/honeybot/www/guerillatech.com/index.md # [307 tokens | 1,267 bytes]
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.html # [823 tokens | 2,491 bytes]
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9110.org/index.md # [274 tokens | 1,067 bytes]
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.html # [786 tokens | 2,497 bytes]
# remotes/honeybot/www/rfc9111.io/index.md # [290 tokens | 1,232 bytes]
# scripts/articles/build_hierarchy.py # [2,460 tokens | 10,361 bytes]
[[[DIVIDER]]]
# remotes/honeybot/queries/ua_variants.sql # [645 tokens | 2,535 bytes]
# scripts/articles/build_hierarchy.py # [2,460 tokens | 10,361 bytes]
[[[REPLACE]]]
3. DANGLING
- Honeybot Live Activation & ACME Cert Issuance for All New Doors: Run
publish(or./nixops.shfollowed bysudo cp ~/nixos-config-staged/* /etc/nixos/ && sudo nixos-rebuild switchon Honeybot) and verifysunpug.io,guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org, andrfc9111.ioserve HTML,Accept: text/markdown, and door-stampedinstall.shover HTTPS. - Namecheap
CNAME/ALIASChaining Check: Ensure all satellite domains (sunpug.io,guerillatech.com,rfc9110.org,rfc9111.io,npvg.org,qamy.ai,levinix.org) point tomikelev.in.viaALIAS/CNAMEso the single 15-minutenamecheap-ddnsheartbeat on Honeybot keeps all eight domains updated when the residential WAN IP rotates. - Operation Weebo (
remotes/honeybot/scripts/weebo.py) & Max Headroom Halloween Overlay: Replacefehinremotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py(conjure_media) with a self-terminatingPyQt6frameless/topmost/no-focus transparent PNG and animated GIF overlay.
4. SEED
Paste into context.txt using context or x for the Operation Weebo / Max Headroom Halloween ride (and live wire verification of the newly deployed doors):
foo_files.py
remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py
remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py
scripts/articles/common.py
flake.nix
! rg -n "conjure_media|feh|mpv" remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.py remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix
5. CLOSING
There is an old paradox in communication: when you try to tell everyone everything at once, nobody hears anything at all. In Hazbin Hotel, Vox tries to conquer attention by building louder, brighter, more overwhelming screens; Alastor the Radio Demon simply tunes a carrier wave and lets the listener’s own mind do the work. In Thomas Lopez’s 1982 radio drama Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, the witches Onoffon (1-0-1) and Offonoff (0-1-0) guard the threshold of a world built out of pure signal and state transitions.
By turning Honeybot into an eight-frequency head-end in the spirit of Barry Altman—where sunpug.io, qamy.ai, npvg.org, levinix.org, guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, rfc9111.io, and pipulate.com each answer a single knock with a two-file buzzer card and a read-only curl | less window—you say more to the world by saying less at each door. Every pebble dropped into its own pond sends a clean wave toward the center, where the live Nginx wire log and the 24/7 radio serial weave all eight frequencies back into one story.
6. NOTARIZE
- Input Archive Deed:
qamy.ai_250-5ef2ad54.zip(read directly from this compile’s final=== QA ARCHIVE SEAL ===footer; names the input archive to this turn, not this response or the generated Jekyll post). - Verification Status: Not independently verified here (no
python scripts/foo_cartridge.py qamy.ai_250-5ef2ad54.zipreceipt is present in this compile’s Manifest). - Manifest Live-Command Receipts Count: 2 live command receipts executed during this compile (
0failures):-
! rg -n "DOOR_DIAL_ROWS|EIGHT DOORS|mode == \"doors\"" remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py || echo "RADIO_SERIAL_DOORS_NOT_IN_FOREST_YET"(0.0154s,93tokens299bytes) -
! python3 -m py_compile remotes/honeybot/scripts/forest.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/score.py remotes/honeybot/scripts/logs.py && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" bash -n assets/installer/install.sh nixops.sh && LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" nix-instantiate --parse remotes/honeybot/nixos/configuration.nix >/dev/null && echo "SYNTAX_ALL_GREEN"(0.1453s,5tokens16bytes)
-
- Recorded Payload Measurements (from Summary & Manifest):
200,440verified tokens (198,213summed section tokens),92,443words,765,734characters,770,108bytes (UTF-8); Codex mapping coverage70.8%(199/281tracked files claimed prior to this dismount’s BANK car); Ruff static analysisexit 0(All checks passed!); Honeybot telemetry timestamped2026-10-25T07:59Zinfoo_files.py(1,579articles,4,747Markdown-negotiated reads,5,116DOM-hydration trapdoor triggers).
Deed: qamy.ai_250-5ef2ad54.zip
Book Analysis
Ai Editorial Take
What stands out most in this session is not just the speed of spinning up three new domains, but how HTTP content negotiation turns a single static directory into a tri-modal router without a single line of application-server runtime code. Most developers treat a landing page as a visual brochure for humans and bolt on separate API endpoints, documentation sites, and release scripts later. Here, Nginx’s map and sub_filter directives inspect the incoming request headers at the socket boundary and project three different realities from a 3.5-kilobyte folder: a Georgia-serif HTML pitch for browsers, a clean Markdown sheet for Accept: text/markdown agents, and a customized shell installer for curl. That makes each domain behave less like a traditional website and more like a Unix man page with its own DNS address—an addressable help screen on the open internet that costs almost nothing in disk space, memory, or cognitive overhead.
🐦 X.com Promo Tweet
Saying more by saying less: wiring guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, and rfc9111.io into an 8-door NixOS radio head-end with 2-file buzzer cards.
https://mikelev.in/futureproof/eight-door-radio-headend-ruby-galactic-gumshoe-rfc9110/
#NixOS #RFC9110 #Homelab
🎨 Hero Banner Image Prompt
A wide 16:9 graphic-novel ink-and-wash illustration set in a deep obsidian-slate (#111111) broadcast control room, with the primary focal subject vertically centered: a vintage brass-and-bakelite radio head-end frequency dial coupled to a glowing modern terminal oscilloscope. Eight distinct amber and cyan carrier waves radiate outward from eight labeled vacuum-tube waveguides into eight rippled concentric water basins, where their wave crests intersect in bright constructive interference patterns at the center of the frame. High-contrast chiaroscuro lighting, crisp architectural linework, warm vacuum-tube amber and electric cyan highlights against dark slate shadows extending continuously to every edge of the canvas. 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/eight-door-radio-headend-ruby-galactic-gumshoe-rfc9110.jpeg
alt: "An antique brass radio frequency dial wired to eight glowing terminal waveguides against a dark obsidian backdrop."
Title Brainstorm
- Title Option: The Eight-Door Radio Head-End: Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe, Buzzer Cards, and RFC 9110
- Filename:
eight-door-radio-headend-ruby-galactic-gumshoe-rfc9110.md - Rationale: Combines the central architectural mechanism (the 8-door radio head-end and two-file buzzer cards), the cultural touchstone (Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe), and the concrete web-standards hook (RFC 9110).
- Filename:
- Title Option: Saying More by Saying Less: Buzzer-Card Doors, CNAME Chaining, and RFC 9111
- Filename:
saying-more-by-saying-less-buzzer-card-doors-rfc9111.md - Rationale: Highlights the communication paradox at the heart of the entry alongside the specific DNS and HTTP caching mechanics.
- Filename:
- Title Option: Alastor vs. Vox on NixOS: Launching GuerillaTech.com, RFC9110.org, and RFC9111.io
- Filename:
alastor-vox-nixos-launching-guerillatech-rfc9110-rfc9111.md - Rationale: Leads with the radio-versus-television media metaphor and names all three newly wired domains for direct search relevance.
- Filename:
- Title Option: Eight Pebbles in Eight Ponds: Multi-Domain Content Negotiation and Radio Serial Telemetry
- Filename:
eight-pebbles-eight-ponds-content-negotiation-radio-serial.md - Rationale: Focuses on the constructive interference wave metaphor and the integration of live Nginx telemetry into the 24/7 YouTube broadcast.
- Filename:
Content Potential And Polish
- Core Strengths:
- Concrete end-to-end infrastructure receipts showing how three new domains (guerillatech.com, rfc9110.org, and rfc9111.io) are wired across install.sh, nixops.sh, Nginx virtualHosts, and live TUI broadcast scripts in two commits.
- Memorable cultural synthesis linking 1982 ZBS radio drama (Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe and the witches Onoffon/Offonoff) and Hazbin Hotel (Alastor vs. Vox) to low-bandwidth terminal broadcasting.
- Practical architectural guidance on scaling multi-domain home-hosting without maintenance sprawl via CNAME/ALIAS chaining to a single Dynamic DNS apex and the 2-file Apartment Buzzer Card pattern.
- Suggestions For Polish:
- Once
publishruns the remotenixos-rebuild switchon Honeybot, append a short follow-up receipt showingcurl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown"against each of the three newly issued Let’s Encrypt certificates. - Consider adding a brief note showing how Namecheap’s
ALIASrecord behaves at the zone apex (@) compared toCNAMEonwwwso readers replicating the setup avoid RFC 1034 apex CNAME pitfalls.
- Once
Next Step Prompts
- Run
curl -sIandcurl -sI -H "Accept: text/markdown"againstguerillatech.com,rfc9110.org, andrfc9111.ioafter Honeybot completes its ACME TLS issuance, and verify the liveVary: Accept, User-Agentand door-stampedinstall.shreceipts. - Inspect
remotes/honeybot/scripts/stream.pyaroundconjure_mediaand design the self-terminating PyQt6 frameless transparent overlay (weebo.py) for the Max Headroom Halloween break-in.
Accept: text/markdown, RFC 9111 Vary: Accept, and RFC 9421 Web Bot Auth) can save you that money. Contact Mike for a consultation (miklevin@gmail.com)
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