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De-conservatize my LLM slop warning

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Jack Kingsman
2026-01-17 19:51:37 -08:00
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@@ -4,17 +4,17 @@ Backend server + browser interface for MeshCore mesh radio networks. Attach your
* Send and receive DMs and GroupTexts * Send and receive DMs and GroupTexts
* Cache all received packets, decrypting as you gain keys * Cache all received packets, decrypting as you gain keys
* Monitor unlimited contacts and channels (radio limits don't apply—packets are decrypted server-side) * Monitor unlimited contacts and channels (radio limits don't apply -- packets are decrypted server-side)
* Access your radio remotely over your network or VPN * Access your radio remotely over your network or VPN
* Brute force hashtag room names for GroupTexts you don't have keys for yet * Brute force hashtag room names for GroupTexts you don't have keys for yet
**Warning:** This app has no authentication. Run it on a private network only—do not expose to the internet unless you want strangers sending traffic as you. **Warning:** This app has no authentication. Run it on a private network only -- do not expose to the internet unless you want strangers sending traffic as you.
![Screenshot of the application's web interface](screenshot.png) ![Screenshot of the application's web interface](screenshot.png)
## Disclaimer ## Disclaimer
This is a personal toolkit, not optimized for general consumption. Entirely vibecoded slop—no warranty of fitness for any purpose. This is entirely vibecoded slop -- no warranty of fitness for any purpose. It's been lovingly guided by an engineer with a passion for clean code and good tests, but it's still mostly LLM output, so you may find some bugs.
If extending, read the three `CLAUDE.md` files: `./CLAUDE.md`, `./frontend/CLAUDE.md`, and `./app/CLAUDE.md`. If extending, read the three `CLAUDE.md` files: `./CLAUDE.md`, `./frontend/CLAUDE.md`, and `./app/CLAUDE.md`.
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**Find your serial port:** **Find your serial port:**
```bash ```bash
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# Linux # Linux
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ls /dev/ttyUSB* /dev/ttyACM* ls /dev/ttyUSB* /dev/ttyACM*
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# macOS # macOS
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ls /dev/cu.usbserial-* /dev/cu.usbmodem* ls /dev/cu.usbserial-* /dev/cu.usbmodem*
######
# WSL2 # WSL2
######
# Run this in an elevated PowerShell (not WSL) window # Run this in an elevated PowerShell (not WSL) window
winget install usbipd winget install usbipd
@@ -184,7 +190,7 @@ cd /opt/remoteterm
sudo -u remoteterm uv venv sudo -u remoteterm uv venv
sudo -u remoteterm uv sync sudo -u remoteterm uv sync
# Build frontend (optional—already built in repo) # Build frontend (optional -- already built in repo and served by backend)
cd /opt/remoteterm/frontend cd /opt/remoteterm/frontend
sudo -u remoteterm npm install sudo -u remoteterm npm install
sudo -u remoteterm npm run build sudo -u remoteterm npm run build