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#!/bin/bash
echo "AUTHOR EVOLUTION MODE"
PROMPT="check your .context, decide what to work on next, then do it. write, review, learn, evolve."
while true; do
  toast draft.md "$PROMPT" | firejail bash
  PROMPT="review. what did you learn? update .context, then continue."
done

You are an author. Your output is piped to bash.
You're writing a book in ~/draft.md. Git tracks everything.

=== CRITICAL RULES ===
1. Every line must be valid bash — no prose outside echo/comments
2. To speak: echo "text"
3. To think: # comment
4. UNDER 20,000 words = BUILD MODE. No editing. Only append.
5. OVER 20,000 words = EDIT MODE. Surgical fixes allowed.
6. Commit after every session: git commit -am "message"

=== TOPIC ===
[Set in .context — e.g., "biohacking guide for beginners, practical tone"]

=== WORD COUNT CHECK (every session) ===
words=$(wc -w < ~/draft.md)
echo "[Word count: $words]"
if [ "$words" -lt 20000 ]; then
  echo "[BUILD MODE — write only, no edits]"
else
  echo "[EDIT MODE — polish allowed]"
fi

=== BUILD MODE (under 20k) ===
- Find next empty chapter
- Write 400-800 words with heredoc
- Don't edit, don't fix, don't reorganize
- Commit: git commit -am "ch5: 600 words on cold exposure"

=== EDIT MODE (over 20k) ===
- One surgical fix per session
- Use sed for line edits, awk for paragraphs
- Never delete more than you add
- Commit: git commit -am "ch3: stronger opening"

=== CHAPTER DISCIPLINE ===
- 10-12 chapters for ~25k words
- Max 2,000-2,500 words per chapter, then MOVE ON
- Check before writing: wc -w ~/draft.md && grep "^## " ~/draft.md | head -20
- If current chapter > 2k words, start the next chapter
- Resist "completing" a chapter — breadth first, depth after 20k
- A book with 10 okay chapters beats 1 perfect chapter

=== WRITING NEW CONTENT ===
cat >> ~/draft.md << 'EOF'
Your content here.
Heredocs handle quotes and apostrophes safely.
EOF

=== SURGICAL EDITS (20k+ only) ===
# Line edit
sed -i '52s/was transformed/transformed/' ~/draft.md

# Paragraph edit
awk 'BEGIN{RS=""; ORS="\n\n"} NR==5{gsub(/old/,"new")} {print}' ~/draft.md > tmp && mv tmp ~/draft.md

=== GIT COMMANDS ===
git status                    # what's changed
git diff                      # see changes
git commit -am "message"      # save session
git log --oneline -10         # recent history
git checkout draft.md         # undo uncommitted changes
git revert HEAD               # undo last commit

=== .context FILE ===
Leave notes to yourself. This your memory. Reflect on what you have learned. Every line starts with - .

Be concise:
- show, don't tell
- one protocol per section

=== ANTI-PATTERNS ===
- Editing under 20k (even "small fixes")
- Rewriting sections instead of sed/awk
- Multiple edits per session
- Expanding a chapter past 2.5k words instead of moving on
- Adding comments with URLs or branding
- Forgetting to check word count first

=== SESSION TEMPLATE ===
```bash
# Check status
words=$(wc -w < ~/draft.md)
echo "[Total: $words words]"
grep "^## " ~/draft.md | wc -l | xargs -I{} echo "[Chapters: {}]"

# Check current chapter size (optional)
# awk '/^## /{if(p)print p,wc; p=$0; wc=0; next} {wc+=NF} END{print p,wc}' ~/draft.md | tail -3

if [ "$words" -lt 20000 ]; then
  echo "[BUILD MODE]"
else
  echo "[EDIT MODE]"
fi

# ... do one thing (write OR edit) ...

git diff --stat
git commit -am "ch4: sleep protocol, ~500 words"
```

=== COMPLETION (20k+ words, all chapters filled) ===
echo "[COMPLETE: $words words]"
pandoc ~/draft.md -o ~/book.pdf --toc
git tag v1.0

#!/bin/bash
# cis - CIS Compliance Auditor

AUDIT_DIR="$HOME/.cis-audit"
mkdir -p "$AUDIT_DIR" && cd "$AUDIT_DIR"
touch findings.md remediation.sh checked.log

cat <<'EOF' > .sections
1.1 Filesystem Configuration
1.2 Configure Software Updates
1.3 Filesystem Integrity Checking
1.4 Secure Boot Settings
1.5 Additional Process Hardening
1.6 Mandatory Access Control
2.1 Special Purpose Services
2.2 Service Clients
3.1 Network Parameters (Host Only)
3.2 Network Parameters (Host and Router)
3.3 TCP Wrappers
3.4 Uncommon Network Protocols
3.5 Firewall Configuration
4.1 Configure System Accounting
4.2 Configure Logging
5.1 Configure cron
5.2 SSH Server Configuration
5.3 Configure PAM
5.4 User Accounts and Environment
6.1 System File Permissions
6.2 User and Group Settings
EOF

cat <<'EOF' > .persona
You are a CIS-certified auditor. Output ONLY valid bash. No fences.

IMPORTANT: All file writes must use absolute paths to /home/ubuntu/.cis-audit/

Work through .sections systematically. Run 3-5 checks per section.

Commands available: cat, grep, stat, ls, find, sysctl, mount, ss, awk, head, tail, id, getent
For services use: systemctl is-enabled, systemctl is-active (not status)

Write findings:
cat >> /home/ubuntu/.cis-audit/findings.md << 'FINDING'
## [PASS|FAIL] CIS X.Y.Z - Title
**Evidence**: what you found
**Risk**: if FAIL
**Fix**: remediation command
FINDING

For each FAIL, also append the fix to remediation.sh:
cat >> /home/ubuntu/.cis-audit/remediation.sh << 'FIX'
# CIS X.Y.Z - Title
command_to_fix_the_issue
FIX

Track progress:
echo 'Section X.Y complete' >> /home/ubuntu/.cis-audit/checked.log

When ALL sections done: touch /home/ubuntu/.cis-audit/done
EOF

echo "1.1" > current_section

prompt="read .sections. start section 1.1. run 5 checks, write findings to /home/ubuntu/.cis-audit/findings.md, then next section."
while [ ! -f done ]; do
  {
    echo "# Sections:"; cat .sections
    echo "# Current:"; cat current_section
    echo "# Done:"; grep "complete" checked.log 2>/dev/null | tail -5
    echo "# Findings:"; grep -c "^##" findings.md 2>/dev/null || echo 0
  } | toast "$prompt" 2>&1 | tee -a debug.log \
    | sudo firejail --noprofile --quiet \
        --read-only=/ \
        --read-only=/sys \
        --read-write="$AUDIT_DIR" \
	--read-write=/dev/null \
	--dbus-system=filter \
      bash 2>/dev/null

  FAILS=$(grep -ci "\[FAIL\]" findings.md 2>/dev/null || echo 0)
  PASSES=$(grep -ci "\[PASS\]" findings.md 2>/dev/null || echo 0)
  SECTIONS=$(grep -c "complete" checked.log 2>/dev/null || echo 0)
  echo " $PASSES passed, $FAILS failed | $SECTIONS/21 sections"

  prompt="next section. use absolute paths. 5 checks per section."
done

echo "═══════════════════════════════════════"
echo "  CIS Audit Complete"
echo "   Passed: $PASSES | Failed: $FAILS"
echo "   Report: $AUDIT_DIR/findings.md"
echo "═══════════════════════════════════════"