Today’s drop: pastebin-lite.
A small local macOS clipboard guard for terminal commands.
It reads your clipboard, checks for risky shell patterns, prints a short report, and exits.
No cloud.
No account.
No clipboard history.
No command execution.
Copy → check → decide.
built a tiny game where the final boss is ✨scope creep✨
continue if bounded
pause if permission is missing
review if unknown
stop if too broad
it’s called Permit Maze
the gameplay is basically:
can you reach the checkpoint without letting the tool do cursed stuff
gateback: a tiny recovery-gate toy
current state moves
drift becomes visible
recovery only jumps back when readiness=ready
no persistence
no replay
no magic
small docker-friendly HTTP demo
repo: https://t.co/Ltp759OLee
Execution is not just scheduling.
I’m more interested in path execution:
carry, fork, return, defer, settle.
Less about agent stacks.
More about governed paths.
Started here with stitched signals and semantic-search directions.
Now I’m more interested in the update law under the surface.
Posted a tiny Python demo: atlas-kvd-demo
K = carried state
V = outside pressure
Δ = local event nudge
Small repo. Real direction.