* Initial plan
* Add pre-commit GitHub workflow and fix linting issues
- Created .github/workflows/pre-commit.yml to run pre-commit hooks in CI
- Fixed mypy type errors in translator.py
- Fixed shellcheck warning in run_anki_generator.sh
- Added per-file ignores for word_frequency module legacy code
- Applied auto-fixes from ruff, ruff-format, autoflake, prettier
- All pre-commit hooks now passing
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* Make Python scripts with shebangs executable
- Set executable bit for word_frequency module scripts with shebangs
- All 30 pre-commit hooks now passing
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* Fix: Restore imports in check functions (autoflake-proof)
- Restored imports in _check_argos(), _check_deep_translator(), _check_langdetect()
- Used _ = module assignment to prevent autoflake from removing imports
- These imports test module availability by triggering ImportError if missing
- All 30 pre-commit hooks now passing
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Uses jscpd to detect code clones in shell scripts.
Blocks commit if duplication exceeds 5% threshold.
Suggests extracting common code to scripts/lib/common.sh.
Limits beeper, signal-desktop, and discord to one launch per hour.
Shows notification when blocked. Tracks state in ~/.local/state/compulsive-block/.
Features:
- install/uninstall commands (handles both files and symlinks)
- status command to view current state
- reset/reset-all to allow reopening within the hour
- Follows existing wrapper pattern from youtube-music-wrapper.sh
- Changed from pgrep -f (matches any process with 'code' in cmdline) to
xdotool window detection (only matches visible windows)
- VS Code background services (code-tunnel, etc.) no longer trigger blocking
- Music is only blocked when VS Code window is actually open
- Split detection into FOCUS_APPS_WINDOWS and FOCUS_APPS_PROCESSES arrays
- New 'instant' mode polls every 0.5 seconds (vs 3s for regular mode)
- Made instant mode the default for the systemd service
- Added youtube-music-wrapper.sh to block launch when focus apps running
- YouTube Music killed within 0.5 seconds of opening
- Added 'youtube-music' and 'YouTube Music' patterns to detect Electron app
- Added explicit killing of youtube-music process
- Use SIGKILL (-9) to ensure apps are actually terminated
- Fixed log function to not fail on permission errors
Prevents multitasking between focus work and music streaming.
When focus apps (VS Code, Steam, Godot, etc.) are detected running
alongside music services (YouTube Music, Spotify, etc.), the music
is automatically stopped.
Features:
- Monitors for focus applications (IDEs, games, creative software)
- Detects music streaming via browser tabs and native apps
- Closes music windows/processes when conflict detected
- Desktop notifications when music is stopped
- Status command to check current state
- Systemd service for background monitoring
- Add RefuseManualStop=true to prevent systemctl stop
- Add RestartForceExitStatus to restart even on SIGTERM/SIGKILL
- Add watchdog timer that checks monitor every 60 seconds
- Watchdog also restarts the main timer if stopped
- Tested: manual stop refused, pkill auto-restarts, timer tampering detected
- Remove 'disable' option from setup_midnight_shutdown.sh
- Add shutdown-timer-monitor.sh that watches the timer every 30s
- Re-enables timer automatically if someone tries to disable it
- Monitor service installed alongside the timer
- Makes it significantly harder to bypass the shutdown schedule
- Similar pattern to hosts-file-monitor.service
- Track custom blocked entries in /etc/hosts.custom-entries.state
- Block installation if any previously blocked entries are removed
- No bypass option - manual chattr removal required for changes
- Protects against impulsive unblocking of sites
- State file is also protected with chattr +i