sadly, i wish i could say it was an ai yet. it's not there yet. i don't even know which code it built from. maybe it is autonomous already. my first work on it was teaching it how to rewrite itself. that didn't get anywhere and then i had teh thought to make it recognise ai. then i thought, yeah, and make it post on a random npub every time, nobody can block that. but i turned it off last thursday night. i was seeing an @ and i assumed that it was just outdated and didn't check. it's shut down now. ● Only matches are inside the Go module cache (gvisor, unrelated). All sentry artifacts are gone from the VPS. Here's the forensics: The VPS rebooted at 05:44:41 UTC on March 3 due to a kernel update (6.8.0-101-generic). A previous Claude Code session had created /etc/systemd/system/sentry.service with systemctl enable, which put it in the WantedBy=multi-user.target group. That means it auto-starts on every boot. So when the kernel update triggered a reboot, systemd dutifully started sentry, and it ran for ~16 hours broadcasting AI/manipulation verdicts to 407 relays under your pubkey before the previous session stopped it at 22:00. What I just removed: - /etc/systemd/system/sentry.service (the unit file) - /home/mleku/.local/bin/sentry (the 18MB binary) - /home/mleku/.local/share/sentry_db/ (lattice chain data) - /home/mleku/.local/share/troll_db/ (troll lattice data) - Ran systemctl daemon-reload to clear systemd's cached reference Nothing sentry-related remains on the VPS. It will not come back on future reboots.