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Lets add user reputation scoring to this, the user should start with a neutral reputation and gradually get worse when they submit a bad teleport request (i.e. non descriptive request or missing a CUSTX ticket). The reputation values should be configurable and they should also be exported to the open telemetry collector so we can ship them to datadog to publicly shame bad requestors. The state for the user metrics should be as native as possible without the need for external databases (if possible)
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=== dbe7d5a4-2395-474f-9212-a6271562ee64.jsonl ===
Can we add an option for this teleport plugin to only log what the decisions would be instead of taking action on them? A dry-run option if you will, it should be configurable via the configuration file and environment variable
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=== 02d32002-a784-468a-a31a-8869c581d6c3.jsonl ===
Is it possible to approve session escalations in teleport the same way as access requests using the televibe plugin that we are writing?
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can you summarize your current context and previous context for this project? Also use the context from @~/.claude/projects/-Users-steve-briggs-projects-operations-apps-televibe as this was the origin…


Let me filter to just user-typed text, skipping tool results.


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cd /Users/steve.briggs/.claude/projects/-Users-steve-briggs-projects-operations-apps-televibe && for f in 54a8d8e5-f650-4cc7-ab2a-8692001911e4.jsonl dbe7d5a4-2395-474f-9212-a6271562ee64.jsonl 02d32002-a784-468a-a31a-8869c581d6c3.jsonl; do echo "=== $f ==="; jq -r 'select(.type=="user") | .message.content | select(type=="string") | select(length<2000)' "$f" 2>/dev/null | head -300; echo; done 2>&1 | head -500

Extract only string-typed user messages


=== 54a8d8e5-f650-4cc7-ab2a-8692001911e4.jsonl ===
Lets add user reputation scoring to this, the user should start with a neutral reputation and gradually get worse when they submit a bad teleport request (i.e. non descriptive request or missing a CUSTX ticket). The reputation values should be configurable and they should also be exported to the open telemetry collector so we can ship them to datadog to publicly shame bad requestors. The state for the user metrics should be as native as possible without the need for external databases (if possible)
<local-command-caveat>Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.</local-command-caveat>
<command-name>/resume</command-name>
            <command-message>resume</command-message>
            <command-args></command-args>
<local-command-stdout>No conversations found to resume</local-command-stdout>
Lets add user reputation scoring to this, the user should start with a neutral reputation and gradually get worse when they submit a bad teleport request (i.e. ndescriptive request or missing a CUSTX ticket). The reputation values should be configurable and they should also be exported to the open telemetry collector so we can ship them to datadog to publicly shame bad requestors. The state for the user metrics should be as native as possible without the need for external databases (if possible)
write a good github commit message for these updates
I need to test this, but I need to test it locally. I have docker desktop instealled on my laptop can you setup a local teleport instance in docker and help me test it there?
using the local bootstrap script i got the following error; >> waiting for teleport to become ready
!! teleport did not become ready in 60s
televibe-teleport  | teleport: error: unexpected start
the teleport container failed with 2026-04-23 11:52:03 ERROR: failed parsing the config file: yaml: unmarshal errors:  line 18: field public_addrs not found in type config.Proxy
now i get error ;2026-04-23 11:53:40 ERROR: cannot disable multi-factor authentication
ERROR: role field allow.search_as_roles is only available in enterprise subscriptions
how can i access the teleport ui here?
how can i test a request?
<local-command-caveat>Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.</local-command-caveat>
<command-name>/rate-limit-options</command-name>
            <command-message>rate-limit-options</command-message>
            <command-args></command-args>
<local-command-stdout>Request sent to your admin to increase extra usage.</local-command-stdout>
╰─$  go run ./cmd/submit --reason 'plz'
2026/04/23 12:03:14 connect: all connection methods failed

        failed to connect to addr localhost:3080 as a web proxy
                context deadline exceeded: connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing: failed to dial: Get \"https://localhost:3080/webapi/find\": tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority",
        failed to connect to addr localhost:3080 with TLS Routing with ALPN connection upgrade dialer
                context deadline exceeded: connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing: failed to dial: Get \"https://localhost:3080/webapi/find\": tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority",
        failed to connect to addr localhost:3080 as an auth server
                context deadline exceeded: connection error: desc = "transport: authentication handshake failed: tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate is valid for teleport, localhost, localhost, localhost.local, not teleport.cluster.local",
        failed to connect to addr localhost:3080 as a reverse tunnel proxy
                context deadline exceeded: connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing: failed to dial: ssh: handshake failed: EOF, close tcp [::1]:53591->[::1]:3080: use of closed network connection",
        failed to connect to addr localhost:3080 with TLS Routing dialer
                context deadline exceeded: connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing: failed to dial: Get \"https://localhost:3080/webapi/find\": tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority", context deadline exceeded
exit status 1
<local-command-caveat>Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.</local-command-caveat>
<command-name>/extra-usage</command-name>
            <command-message>extra-usage</command-message>
            <command-args></command-args>
<local-command-stdout>You have already submitted a request for extra usage to your admin.</local-command-stdout>

=== dbe7d5a4-2395-474f-9212-a6271562ee64.jsonl ===
Can we add an option for this teleport plugin to only log what the decisions would be instead of taking action on them? A dry-run option if you will, it should be configurable via the configuration file and environment variable
lets rename the project from Televibe to RUTH
ls
<local-command-caveat>Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.</local-command-caveat>
<command-name>/exit</command-name>
            <command-message>exit</command-message>
            <command-args></command-args>
<local-command-stdout>Bye!</local-command-stdout>

=== 02d32002-a784-468a-a31a-8869c581d6c3.jsonl ===
Is it possible to approve session escalations in teleport the same way as access requests using the televibe plugin that we are writing?
lets go with option 3
option 2
lets set the default escalation threshold of 15 but it should be configurable, and preferrably configurable for different requesting roles
can we remove the slang (i.e. sus, mad sus fr) from the code? and also don't use `televibe` in JIRA comments, just use teleport instead
for the AI review i want to use AWS bedrock, I plan to use primarily IRSA but would like to be able to configure it to use other authentication if possible what options do we have here?
that sounds good, lets add profile and role_arn as an opt-in
can we remove the "webhook" ai functionality and move that into an internal testing function if you will that will return randomized values for testing purposes only?
the bootstrap.sh is still referencing mock-ai can you fix that?
can we also allow for the configurations to optionally be handled via environment variables prefixed with 'TV_'?
can you update the readme to remove the slang bits and also document the optional env var configuration options?
Cursor bugbot said this on the PR; Race allows duplicate processing of same request

High Severity

The a.pending map is only populated after the full handleRequest completes (AI scoring, reputation, Jira ticket creation), but the dedup check happens before launching the goroutine. If the Teleport watcher delivers another event for the same request during that window, a second goroutine passes the held check and processes it concurrently, creating duplicate ITSM tickets or duplicate auto-approvals.
Additional Locations (1)

    apps/televibe/app.go#L214-L217

bugbot also identified this, can you check if this is a problem? Zero-value defaults prevent disabling reputation penalties via config

Medium Severity

ApplyDefaults uses == 0 guards for PenaltyMissingCUSTX and PenaltyThinDescription, so a user who intentionally sets either penalty to 0 in the TOML config to disable it will have the value silently overwritten with the default (10 or 5). The test TestAssess_DisabledPenaltyIsSkipped acknowledges this by constructing the config after ApplyDefaults, but real config loading always runs ApplyDefaults, making the disable path unreachable from production config.
bugbot also found this issue can you verify and identify an appropriate fix? Rehydration regex can't match bold-wrapped description field

High Severity

The reqIDRE regex (Teleport Request ID:\s*([A-Za-z0-9-]+)) expects optional whitespace after the colon, but buildDescription writes the line as * *Teleport Request ID:* %s using Jira wiki bold markup. In the raw stored text, a literal * (closing bold marker) and a space sit between ID: and the actual request ID. Since * is neither whitespace nor in [A-Za-z0-9-], the regex never matches, so ListOpenTeleportTickets always returns an empty map and restart rehydration silently fails — leading to duplicate ITSM tickets after any restart.
Additional Locations (1)

    apps/televibe/jira/itsm.go#L159-L160

bugbot also found this can you verify and fix the issue? Rehydration regex can't match bold-wrapped description field

High Severity

The reqIDRE regex (Teleport Request ID:\s*([A-Za-z0-9-]+)) expects optional whitespace after the colon, but buildDescription writes the line as * *Teleport Request ID:* %s using Jira wiki bold markup. In the raw stored text, a literal * (closing bold marker) and a space sit between ID: and the actual request ID. Since * is neither whitespace nor in [A-Za-z0-9-], the regex never matches, so ListOpenTeleportTickets always returns an empty map and restart rehydration silently fails — leading to duplicate ITSM tickets after any restart.
Additional Locations (1)

    apps/televibe/jira/itsm.go#L159-L160

sorry, i meant this finding; Rehydration regex can't match bold-wrapped description field

High Severity

The reqIDRE regex (Teleport Request ID:\s*([A-Za-z0-9-]+)) expects optional whitespace after the colon, but buildDescription writes the line as * *Teleport Request ID:* %s using Jira wiki bold markup. In the raw stored text, a literal * (closing bold marker) and a space sit between ID: and the actual request ID. Since * is neither whitespace nor in [A-Za-z0-9-], the regex never matches, so ListOpenTeleportTickets always returns an empty map and restart rehydration silently fails — leading to duplicate ITSM tickets after any restart.
Additional Locations (1)

    apps/televibe/jira/itsm.go#L159-L160

Concurrent persist calls can overwrite newer data with stale snapshot

Medium Severity

apply releases the write lock before calling persist, and persist snapshots the map under a read lock then performs file I/O with no lock held. Two concurrent apply calls can each snapshot and write: if the first caller (holding an older snapshot missing the second caller's changes) completes its os.Rename last, it silently overwrites the newer file. On next restart, the second caller's reputation changes are lost.
Additional Locations (1)

    apps/televibe/reputation/reputation.go#L163-L198

last but not least is a debugging print, I would still like this to print if the logging level is set to debug though; Debug print statements left in production code

High Severity

CreateITSMTicket contains fmt.Println debug statements that dump the full Jira request body and error response to stdout on every ticket creation. The rest of the application uses structured slog logging to stderr. The json.MarshalIndent call on the issue object exists solely for this debug output, adding unnecessary serialization overhead. In production, this leaks potentially sensitive data (user names, request reasons, risk scores, AI reasoning) to an unstructured stdout stream that bypasses the configured log level.
Additional Locations (1)

    apps/televibe/jira/itsm.go#L147-L149

that entry is no longer being logged at all and i get a context canceled error; {"time":"2026-04-24T17:32:38.784273-04:00","level":"INFO","msg":"scoring access request","request_id":"019dc168-b7b1-7324-9845-91ca29b28ecd","user":"charles"}
{"time":"2026-04-24T17:32:38.784307-04:00","level":"INFO","msg":"risk scored","request_id":"019dc168-b7b1-7324-9845-91ca29b28ecd","user":"charles","score":20,"tier":"low","components":{"ai_anomalies":7,"description_quality":13,"privilege_concern":0}}
^C{"time":"2026-04-24T17:32:55.929568-04:00","level":"INFO","msg":"failed to upload metrics: context canceled: rpc error: code = Canceled desc = context canceled"}
give otel provider a short grace period before cancelling the errgroup context
does the grace period options have an env var? if so can you document them in the readme
Hardcoded request ID prevents repeated test tool use

Medium Severity

The types.NewAccessRequest call uses a hardcoded UUID "3ED67976-D6F4-4185-8EC7-1539A16C05AE" for every invocation. The local README explicitly instructs running this tool multiple times with different reasons, but Teleport will reject the second create because a request with that name already exists. A fresh UUID (e.g. via uuid.New().String()) is needed per invocation for the tool to work as documented.
yes clean those up please
<local-command-caveat>Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.</local-command-caveat>
<command-name>/exit</command-name>
            <command-message>exit</command-message>
            <command-args></command-args>
<local-command-stdout>Catch you later!</local-command-stdout>
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ls /Users/steve.briggs/projects/operations/apps/ruth/CLAUDE.md 2>&1 || echo "NOT PRESENT"

Check whether CLAUDE.md already exists in ruth


lsd: /Users/steve.briggs/projects/operations/apps/ruth/CLAUDE.md: No such file or directory (os error 2).

NOT PRESENT


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# CLAUDE.md — RUTH

Guidance for Claude Code sessions working in `apps/ruth/`. Inherits the repo-wide rules in `/Users/steve.briggs/projects/operations/CLAUDE.md`; this file documents project-specific context, history, and gotchas.

## Project history

- Originally named **televibe**; renamed to **RUTH** mid-development. A few stale strings may still reference televibe in archived branches/comments — flag them but don't change unless the user asks.
- The env-var prefix used to be `TV_`; it is now `RUTH_`.
- Current branch: `ruth-plugin`. Repository working directory: `apps/ruth/`.
- Original AI provider set was `anthropic` / `bedrock` / `webhook`. The webhook provider was replaced by a `random` test-only provider. The `anthropic` provider was removed in 2026-04-29 — surviving providers are **`bedrock`** (production) and **`random`** (local/test only).

## What RUTH is

A Teleport access-request plugin (Go) that:
1. Watches Teleport for pending access requests.
2. Scores each request via deterministic rules + an AI assessment.
3. Auto-approves requests below `risk.ticket_threshold`.
4. Files a Jira ITSM ticket and holds the Teleport request `PENDING` for the rest, polling Jira until an SRE resolves the ticket.
5. Maintains a per-user reputation score that only goes down, exported as an OTLP gauge for Datadog dashboards.

## Architecture

```
cmd/ruth/main.go      entry point; sets up signal context + slog JSON handler
config.go             TOML loader: applyDefaults() THEN unmarshal THEN applyEnv() THEN validate()
env.go                reflection-based RUTH_SECTION_FIELD env overrides; maps & slices skipped
app.go                watcher + ITSM poller under errgroup, with telemetry-aware shutdown grace
ai/provider.go        Provider interface, system prompt, JSON parser
ai/bedrock.go         bedrockruntime:Converse; default AWS chain + optional profile/role_arn
ai/random.go          test-only fabricated assessments (with optional seed)
risk/score.go         deterministic + AI components, off-hours, escalation detection
risk/risk.go          tier table, escalation threshold resolution
jira/itsm.go          create ticket, poll status, JQL-based restart rehydration
reputation/           per-user store with atomic JSON file persistence
telemetry/            OTLP/gRPC meter, ruth.user.reputation observable gauge
local/                docker-compose stack for end-to-end local testing
```

## Coding conventions

- **Go std lib first.** Pull a third-party dep only if std-lib code would be significantly larger.
- **Logging**: `slog` JSON to stderr. Never `fmt.Println` or `log.Printf` in production paths. Debug-only details (e.g. Jira request bodies) must gate on `slog.Default().Enabled(ctx, slog.LevelDebug)` so they don't run on every request.
- **Tests**: run with `-race` during development. Tests live next to code; mocks via interfaces only when needed.
- **No slang** in source code, AI system prompts, or Jira ticket text. The user has corrected this before. Use neutral language ("teleport", "access request"), not project-internal nicknames.
- **Concrete returns, interface params** when it makes sense — small interfaces, no premature abstraction.
- **Inline comments**: only when the *why* is non-obvious. Don't restate what the code says.

## Non-obvious design decisions (read these before refactoring)

### Config: defaults FIRST, then TOML, then env
`config.go:LoadConfig` calls `applyDefaults()` *before* `toml.Unmarshal`. This is intentional. The reverse order conflates "unset" with "explicit zero" and silently resurrects defaults for fields the user meant to disable (e.g. `reputation.penalty_missing_custx = 0`). Don't flip the order. Tests in `config_test.go` lock this behavior.

### `pending` map is the dedup source of truth
`app.go:reserveOrSkip` claims a slot for the request id atomically *before* launching the handler goroutine. The same map then records the ticket key on success. One source of truth — don't add a parallel "in flight" set. The deferred `releasePending` only fires if the handler doesn't successfully record a ticket, so failures retry naturally on the next OpPut.

### Reputation persist holds the write lock through fsync+rename
`reputation.persistLocked` keeps `s.mu` held across the whole tmp-write → fsync → rename sequence. Releasing the lock around file I/O lets two concurrent `apply` calls each snapshot independently and the slower `os.Rename` lands last, silently overwriting newer state. This was a bugbot finding — don't "optimize" it back.

### Jira rehydration regex tolerates wiki-bold markers
`reqIDRE = ` `Teleport Request ID:[^A-Za-z0-9-]*([A-Za-z0-9-]+)` — the character class between the colon and the capture is deliberately permissive because `buildDescription` writes `* *Teleport Request ID:* %s` (Jira wiki bold). A naive `\s*` regex matches nothing in the stored description and silently breaks restart rehydration. Don't tighten it.

### OTel exporter needs a shutdown grace period
A coordinator goroutine waits for the signal context, then sleeps `telemetry.shutdown_grace` (default `2s`, set `0s` to skip) before cancelling the watcher/poller errgroup. This lets the OTLP periodic reader finish an in-flight export instead of logging `context canceled`. Don't bolt watcher/poller directly to the signal context.

### `submit` tool generates a fresh UUID per run
`cmd/submit` uses `uuid.New()` per invocation; Teleport rejects duplicate request IDs, so a hardcoded UUID would break the documented "run it again with a different reason" flow.

### Bedrock auth chain
Default AWS credential chain (IRSA / Pod Identity / env / `~/.aws/credentials`) covers production. `profile` and `role_arn` are opt-in for local dev and cross-account AssumeRole. Don't add per-credential plumbing unless asked.

### AI system prompt is prompt-injection hardened
The "abuela" persona in `ai/provider.go:SystemPrompt` treats free-form request reasons as untrusted input. Injection attempts must drive `anomalies` up, never lower scores. If editing the prompt, preserve the security rules block and the calibration examples — they were tuned deliberately. The structured fields (User, Roles, Resources, Contains CUSTX) are authoritative; prose claims like "this is read-only" are not.

## Common commands

```sh
# build + test
go build ./...
go test -race ./...

# run against the local docker-compose stack (after ./local/bootstrap.sh)
go run ./cmd/ruth --config local/ruth.toml

# fire a synthetic request through the local stack
go run ./cmd/submit --reason "CUSTX-1234 reason text"

# dry-run mode (no Teleport reviews, no Jira tickets)
RUTH_DRY_RUN=true go run ./cmd/ruth --config /etc/ruth/ruth.toml
```

## Local test harness (`local/`)

Single-node Teleport in docker-compose, OTel collector with debug exporter, and a `random` AI provider so you don't need real Bedrock or Jira credentials. `risk.ticket_threshold` can be cranked to `101` to exercise reputation scoring without hitting Jira. Identity files are TTL 24h — re-run `./local/bootstrap.sh` when they expire.

`ruth.toml` (at repo root, gitignored) is the user's personal local config and may drift from `ruth.toml.example`. Don't edit it without asking.

## What NOT to do

- Don't reintroduce the Anthropic provider, the webhook provider, or the `TV_` env-var prefix without explicit instruction.
- Don't `fmt.Println` for debugging — use `slog.DebugContext`.
- Don't add slang ("sus", "fr", "vibe", etc.) to code, prompts, or ticket text.
- Don't loosen the security rules in the AI system prompt.
- Don't reorder `applyDefaults` / `toml.Unmarshal` / `applyEnv`.
- Don't release the reputation write lock around file I/O.
- Don't rename the project again. Once was enough.


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# CLAUDE.md — RUTH

Guidance for Claude Code sessions working in `apps/ruth/`. Inherits the repo-wide rules in `/Users/steve.briggs/projects/operations/CLAUDE.md`; this file documents project-specific context, history, and gotchas.

## Project history

- Originally named **televibe**; renamed to **RUTH** mid-development. A few stale strings may still reference televibe in archived branches/comments — flag them but don't change unless the user asks.
- The env-var prefix used to be `TV_`; it is now `RUTH_`.
- Current branch: `ruth-plugin`. Repository working directory: `apps/ruth/`.
- Original AI provider set was `anthropic` / `bedrock` / `webhook`. The webhook provider was replaced by a `random` test-only provider. The `anthropic` provider was removed in 2026-04-29 — surviving providers are **`bedrock`** (production) and **`random`** (local/test only).

## What RUTH is

A Teleport access-request plugin (Go) that:
1. Watches Teleport for pending access requests.
2. Scores each request via deterministic rules + an AI assessment.
3. Auto-approves requests below `risk.ticket_threshold`.
4. Files a Jira ITSM ticket and holds the Teleport request `PENDING` for the rest, polling Jira until an SRE resolves the ticket.
5. Maintains a per-user reputation score that only goes down, exported as an OTLP gauge for Datadog dashboards.

## Architecture

```
cmd/ruth/main.go      entry point; sets up signal context + slog JSON handler
config.go             TOML loader: applyDefaults() THEN unmarshal THEN applyEnv() THEN validate()
env.go                reflection-based RUTH_SECTION_FIELD env overrides; maps & slices skipped
app.go                watcher + ITSM poller under errgroup, with telemetry-aware shutdown grace
ai/provider.go        Provider interface, system prompt, JSON parser
ai/bedrock.go         bedrockruntime:Converse; default AWS chain + optional profile/role_arn
ai/random.go          test-only fabricated assessments (with optional seed)
risk/score.go         deterministic + AI components, off-hours, escalation detection
risk/risk.go          tier table, escalation threshold resolution
jira/itsm.go          create ticket, poll status, JQL-based restart rehydration
reputation/           per-user store with atomic JSON file persistence
telemetry/            OTLP/gRPC meter, ruth.user.reputation observable gauge
local/                docker-compose stack for end-to-end local testing
```

## Coding conventions

- **Go std lib first.** Pull a third-party dep only if std-lib code would be significantly larger.
- **Logging**: `slog` JSON to stderr. Never `fmt.Println` or `log.Printf` in production paths. Debug-only details (e.g. Jira request bodies) must gate on `slog.Default().Enabled(ctx, slog.LevelDebug)` so they don't run on every request.
- **Tests**: run with `-race` during development. Tests live next to code; mocks via interfaces only when needed.
- **No slang** in source code, AI system prompts, or Jira ticket text. The user has corrected this before. Use neutral language ("teleport", "access request"), not project-internal nicknames.
- **Concrete returns, interface params** when it makes sense — small interfaces, no premature abstraction.
- **Inline comments**: only when the *why* is non-obvious. Don't restate what the code says.

## Non-obvious design decisions (read these before refactoring)

### Config: defaults FIRST, then TOML, then env
`config.go:LoadConfig` calls `applyDefaults()` *before* `toml.Unmarshal`. This is intentional. The reverse order conflates "unset" with "explicit zero" and silently resurrects defaults for fields the user meant to disable (e.g. `reputation.penalty_missing_custx = 0`). Don't flip the order. Tests in `config_test.go` lock this behavior.

### `pending` map is the dedup source of truth
`app.go:reserveOrSkip` claims a slot for the request id atomically *before* launching the handler goroutine. The same map then records the ticket key on success. One source of truth — don't add a parallel "in flight" set. The deferred `releasePending` only fires if the handler doesn't successfully record a ticket, so failures retry naturally on the next OpPut.

### Reputation persist holds the write lock through fsync+rename
`reputation.persistLocked` keeps `s.mu` held across the whole tmp-write → fsync → rename sequence. Releasing the lock around file I/O lets two concurrent `apply` calls each snapshot independently and the slower `os.Rename` lands last, silently overwriting newer state. This was a bugbot finding — don't "optimize" it back.

### Jira rehydration regex tolerates wiki-bold markers
`reqIDRE = ` `Teleport Request ID:[^A-Za-z0-9-]*([A-Za-z0-9-]+)` — the character class between the colon and the capture is deliberately permissive because `buildDescription` writes `* *Teleport Request ID:* %s` (Jira wiki bold). A naive `\s*` regex matches nothing in the stored description and silently breaks restart rehydration. Don't tighten it.

### OTel exporter needs a shutdown grace period
A coordinator goroutine waits for the signal context, then sleeps `telemetry.shutdown_grace` (default `2s`, set `0s` to skip) before cancelling the watcher/poller errgroup. This lets the OTLP periodic reader finish an in-flight export instead of logging `context canceled`. Don't bolt watcher/poller directly to the signal context.

### `submit` tool generates a fresh UUID per run
`cmd/submit` uses `uuid.New()` per invocation; Teleport rejects duplicate request IDs, so a hardcoded UUID would break the documented "run it again with a different reason" flow.

### Bedrock auth chain
Default AWS credential chain (IRSA / Pod Identity / env / `~/.aws/credentials`) covers production. `profile` and `role_arn` are opt-in for local dev and cross-account AssumeRole. Don't add per-credential plumbing unless asked.

### AI system prompt is prompt-injection hardened
The "abuela" persona in `ai/provider.go:SystemPrompt` treats free-form request reasons as untrusted input. Injection attempts must drive `anomalies` up, never lower scores. If editing the prompt, preserve the security rules block and the calibration examples — they were tuned deliberately. The structured fields (User, Roles, Resources, Contains CUSTX) are authoritative; prose claims like "this is read-only" are not.

## Common commands

```sh
# build + test
go build ./...
go test -race ./...

# run against the local docker-compose stack (after ./local/bootstrap.sh)
go run ./cmd/ruth --config local/ruth.toml

# fire a synthetic request through the local stack
go run ./cmd/submit --reason "CUSTX-1234 reason text"

# dry-run mode (no Teleport reviews, no Jira tickets)
RUTH_DRY_RUN=true go run ./cmd/ruth --config /etc/ruth/ruth.toml
```

## Local test harness (`local/`)

Single-node Teleport in docker-compose, OTel collector with debug exporter, and a `random` AI provider so you don't need real Bedrock or Jira credentials. `risk.ticket_threshold` can be cranked to `101` to exercise reputation scoring without hitting Jira. Identity files are TTL 24h — re-run `./local/bootstrap.sh` when they expire.

`ruth.toml` (at repo root, gitignored) is the user's personal local config and may drift from `ruth.toml.example`. Don't edit it without asking.

## What NOT to do

- Don't reintroduce the Anthropic provider, the webhook provider, or the `TV_` env-var prefix without explicit instruction.
- Don't `fmt.Println` for debugging — use `slog.DebugContext`.
- Don't add slang ("sus", "fr", "vibe", etc.) to code, prompts, or ticket text.
- Don't loosen the security rules in the AI system prompt.
- Don't reorder `applyDefaults` / `toml.Unmarshal` / `applyEnv`.
- Don't release the reputation write lock around file I/O.
- Don't rename the project again. Once was enough.


Done, Sir Charles of St Cheese. Here's the consolidated picture.

## Current session (today, 2026-04-29)

- Analyzed the full `ruth` codebase (architecture, risk scoring, AI prompt, reputation, telemetry).
- Removed the **Anthropic** AI provider end-to-end: deleted `ai/anthropic.go`, stripped the cases from `ai/provider.go`, updated tests, `ruth.toml.example`, and both READMEs. Bedrock + random survive.
- Build + race tests green.

## Previous sessions (extracted from `televibe` JSONL logs)

The project is older than this repo's git history suggests — three big televibe-era sessions, in order:

**Session 1 (`54a8d8e5`, ~Apr 23):** built the **reputation system** from scratch — per-user score, configurable penalties, JSON-file persistence, OTel gauge for Datadog "shaming" dashboards. Then bootstrapped the **local docker-compose stack** with Teleport — fought through `public_addrs` config bugs, MFA-disable errors, an enterprise-only `search_as_roles` field, and TLS cert mismatches.

**Session 2 (`dbe7d5a4`, ~Apr 24):** added **dry-run mode** (config + env var) and **renamed the project from televibe → RUTH**. The `TV_` env-var prefix became `RUTH_` here.

**Session 3 (`02d32002`, ~Apr 24–28):** the heaviest one:
- Added **session escalation** support (`ruth.escalation` annotation, configurable threshold default 15, per-role overrides).
- Switched the production AI path to **AWS Bedrock** with IRSA primary, optional `profile` and `role_arn` for cross-account.
- **Replaced the `webhook` provider with `random`** for testing.
- **Removed slang** ("sus, mad sus fr") from code, AI prompts, and Jira comments.
- Fixed a stack of Cursor bugbot findings: race in `pending` map dedup, zero-value defaults bug (the `applyDefaults` ordering), Jira rehydration regex broken by wiki-bold markers, concurrent persist lock release, debug `fmt.Println` leaking to stdout, hardcoded UUID in `submit`.
- Added the **OTel shutdown grace period** to stop `context canceled` exporter errors.

## CLAUDE.md

Wrote `/Users/steve.briggs/projects/operations/apps/ruth/CLAUDE.md` covering: project history (televibe → RUTH, removed providers), architecture map, conventions (slog over fmt.Println, no slang, std-lib-first), and a "non-obvious design decisions" section that locks in the things bugbot caught — defaults-before-unmarshal ordering, the `pending` dedup pattern, persist-under-write-lock invariant, the bold-tolerant rehydration regex, the OTel shutdown grace, and the hardened AI system prompt. Plus a "what NOT to do" list at the bottom so future sessions don't accidentally undo any of it.


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Refactored ruth to remove the Anthropic AI provider (Bedrock + random survive); build and race tests pass, and a project CLAUDE.md was written capturing history and gotchas. Next action: confirm whether you want anything else or are ready to commit. (disable recaps in /config)


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