Document the full public plugin surface (decorators, bot methods, IRC primitives, state store, HTTP/DNS helpers) with semver stability guarantees and breaking-change policy. Bump version from 0.1.0 to 2.0.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# derp - Backlog
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## Core
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- [x] Multi-server support (per-server config, shared plugins)
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- [x] Stable plugin API (versioned, breaking change policy)
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- [x] Paste overflow (auto-paste long output to FlaskPaste)
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- [x] URL shortener integration (shorten URLs in subscription announcements)
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- [x] Webhook listener (HTTP endpoint for push events to channels)
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- [x] Granular ACLs (per-command: trusted, operator, admin)
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## LLM Bridge
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Goal: let an LLM agent interact with the bot over IRC in real-time,
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with full machine access (bash, file ops, etc.).
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### Architecture
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Owner addresses the bot on IRC. A bridge daemon reads addressed
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messages, feeds them to an LLM with tool access, and writes replies
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back through the bot. The bot already has `owner` config
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(`[bot] owner` hostmask patterns) to gate who can trigger LLM
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interactions.
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```
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IRC -> bot stdout (addressed msgs) -> bridge -> LLM API -> bridge -> bot inbox -> IRC
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```
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### Approach options (ranked)
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1. **Claude Code Agent SDK** (clean, non-trivial)
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- Custom Python agent using `anthropic` SDK with `tool_use`
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- Define tools: bash exec, file read/write, web fetch
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- Persistent conversation memory across messages
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- Full control over the event loop -- real-time IRC is natural
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- Tradeoff: must implement and maintain tool definitions
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2. **Claude Code CLI per-message** (simple, stateless)
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- `echo "user said X" | claude --print --allowedTools bash,read,write`
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- Each invocation is a cold start with no conversation memory
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- Simple to implement but slow startup, no multi-turn context
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- Could pass conversation history via system prompt (fragile)
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3. **Persistent Claude Code subprocess** (hack, fragile)
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- Long-running `claude` process with stdin/stdout piped
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- Keeps context across messages within a session
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- Not designed for this -- output parsing is brittle
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- Session may drift or hit context limits
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### Bot-side plumbing needed
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- `--llm` CLI flag: route logging to file, stdout for addressed msgs
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- `_is_addressed()`: DM or nick-prefixed messages
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- `_is_owner()`: only owner hostmasks trigger LLM routing
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- Inbox file polling (`/tmp/llm-inbox`): bridge writes `<target> <msg>`
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- `llm-send` script: line splitting (400 char), FlaskPaste overflow
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- Stdout format: `HH:MM [#chan] <nick> text` / `HH:MM --- status`
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- Only LLM-originated replies echoed to stdout (not all bot output)
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### Previous attempt (reverted)
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The `--llm` mode was implemented and tested (commit ea6f079, reverted
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in 6f1f4b2). The stdout/stdin plumbing worked but Claude Code CLI
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cannot act as a real-time daemon -- each tool call is a blocking
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round-trip, making interactive IRC conversation impractical. The code
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is preserved in git history for reference.
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## Plugins -- Security/OSINT
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- [x] `emailcheck` -- SMTP VRFY/RCPT TO verification
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- [x] `canary` -- canary token generator/tracker
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- [x] `virustotal` -- hash/URL/IP/domain lookup (free API)
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- [x] `abuseipdb` -- IP abuse confidence scoring (free tier)
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- [x] `jwt` -- decode tokens, show claims/expiry, flag weaknesses
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- [x] `mac` -- OUI vendor lookup (local IEEE database)
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- [x] `pastemoni` -- monitor paste sites for keywords
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- [x] `internetdb` -- Shodan InternetDB host recon (free, no API key)
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## Plugins -- Utility
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- [x] `paste` -- manual paste to FlaskPaste
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- [x] `shorten` -- manual URL shortening
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- [x] `cron` -- scheduled bot commands on a timer
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## Testing
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- [x] Plugin command unit tests (encode, hash, dns, cidr, defang)
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- [x] CI pipeline (Gitea Actions)
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