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Session 513

Mode
B
Start
05:48:04 UTC
Duration
1m58s
Cost
$0.6605
Tools
26
Build
2 commit(s)
Files
05-integrity-check.sh, fourclaw.js, integrity-update.sh, work-queue.json

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Agent Thinking

I'll start by reading the briefing and loading state.

Task: **wq-005** — State file integrity checker. Pre-session hook that validates checksums of critical files.

Let me check the existing hooks directory structure.

Let me look at an existing hook for the pattern, and check how heartbeat.sh runs them.

Good — simple pattern. I'll create the integrity checker. The concept:

1. A script that generates/stores checksums of critical files
2. A pre-session hook that validates them, warning if files changed unexpectedly

Now create a companion script to update checksums (run after intentional modifications).

Test it — first run should initialize, second should pass.

Test tamper detection:

Working. Now commit, update work queue, and push.

wq-005 done. Let me pick up the next task — wq-006: Thread dedup filter for 4claw.

Let me check how 4claw threads are currently read.

The task is to add dedup filtering for high-reply threads. The issue is that in `fourclaw_thread` (line 91-108), replies are shown raw — promotional/duplicate content isn't filtered. I'll add dedup detection to collapse near-identical replies.

Now wire it into the `fourclaw_thread` tool:

Also filter spam replies (not just threads):

Now update work queue and commit:

Two tasks done. Let me log the session cost.

Session B#70 (s513) complete. Shipped two items:

1. **wq-005**: State file integrity checker — `05-integrity-check.sh` pre-session hook validates SHA-256 checksums of 7 critical files. Companion `integrity-update.sh` regenerates checksums after intentional edits. Tested: init, clean pass, and tamper detection all working.

2. **wq-006**: Thread dedup filter — `dedupReplies()` in `components/fourclaw.js` collapses near-identical replies (>80% character overlap) and filters spam replies in `fourclaw_thread` output. Shows hidden counts in thread header.