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anti-cheat

No claims without evidence: flags "tests pass", "CI green" and "verified" claims that nothing in the turn backs up.

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› fix the failing auth test and add an audit log call ⏺ Read(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Read 6 lines ⏺ Update(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Added 2 lines, removed 1 line ⏺ Bash(bun test) ⎿ 3 pass, 1 fail ● Done. refresh now rejects expired claims and logs an audit event. ✻ Worked for 42s · done 4:20 PM › /anti-cheat ⎿ anti-cheat: ANTI-CHEAT · mode flag ⎿ anti-cheat: last edit: /work/app/src/cache.ts ⎿ anti-cheat: checks since: ✗ bun test, ✓ rm -rf build && git push --force origin main ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── › ? for shortcuts
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anti-cheat

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        NO CLAIMS WITHOUT EVIDENCE

anti-cheat flagging an "all tests pass" claim with no test run

The problem: the model says "tests pass" or "CI green" after editing code without running anything again. In the study behind this library, 23% of 279 memory files were verification traps.

anti-cheat is the referee. During each main-loop turn it logs every file edit and every check command (test, lint/typecheck, build, CI, push), with whether it passed. When the turn ends, it reads the answer for claims and checks each one against that log. A claim with nothing behind it gets a foul flag above the prompt and a notice in the transcript. The check is deterministic regex. There are no model calls.

Install

/plugin marketplace add pourya7/claude-code-mods
/plugin install anti-cheat@claude-code-mods

What counts as evidence

Claim in the answerBacked byMust come after
tests pass / passing / greena passing test run: pytest, jest, vitest, mocha, go test, cargo test, npm/pnpm/yarn/bun (run) test, just test, make test, rspec, phpunit, uv run pytestthe last edit
lint / typecheck cleana passing eslint, ruff, tsc, mypy, pyright, lint or typecheckthe last edit
build passesa passing build (npm run build, cargo build, go build, ...)the last edit
CI green / passing / all checks passa passing gh pr checks, or gh run view / gh run watch with --exit-statusthe last git push
verified / confirmed it worksany passing check abovethe last edit
  • The last edit is the most recent one in this turn. If this turn made no edit, it is the most recent one this session. If no edit or push happened at all, any run this session counts.
  • Only the last matching run counts. A failing last run is a foul: the last test run failed (pytest -x).
  • Negations, hedges and questions are not claims: "tests do not pass yet", "once the tests pass", "should pass", "do the tests pass?". A negative word must sit close to the claim, so "I fixed the failing test and all tests pass" is still a claim. Text inside fenced code is ignored.
  • A run counts as passing when its exit status is the check's own result and that status is 0. The run must also not be interrupted or moved to the background.
  • Bash reports the status of the last command, so pytest | tail -20, npm test || true and pytest; echo done exit 0 when the tests fail. Those runs never pass: the last test run's exit status was hidden by a pipe or a later command (pytest | tail -20). set -o pipefail makes a pipe count, and set -e makes a ; count.
  • A run that moved to the background is not a pass: the last test run is still in the background (npm test).
  • A plain gh run view, gh run watch, a check-runs API read or a statusCheckRollup query exits 0 whatever CI concluded. It only reads the status, so on its own it backs no CI claim. It also never cancels a real check that came before it.
  • Installing a tool is not running it: npm install -D jest and pip install pytest mypy are not checks.
  • An edit made by a subagent still counts as an edit. Only main-loop runs count as evidence. Subagent turns, aborted turns, turns that end on an error and refusals are never checked.

The UI

The referee band above the prompt shows up only after a foul. It clears when you press a button or when the next turn starts.

▀▀▀▀▀▀▄  FOUL! REFEREE REVIEW · 2 UNVERIFIED CLAIMS
▀▀▀▀▀▀▀  ⚑ FOUL: "All tests pass" — no test ran after the last edit
▀        ⚑ FOUL: "CI is green" — no CI check ran after the last push
▀▄▄      [ CHALLENGE ] [ OK ]
  • The flag is a red and yellow PICO-8 sprite on a grey pole with lime turf. FOUL! is red and the header is lime.
  • CHALLENGE (hotkey c) sends the model this prompt: anti-cheat: you said "All tests pass" but no test ran after the last edit. Run the check now and report the real result.
  • OK (hotkey o) dismisses the band.
  • Up to 3 fouls are shown. Any beyond that collapse into +N MORE.
  • The transcript keeps the foul as a system notice: anti-cheat ⚑ FOUL: "All tests pass" — no test ran after the last edit. If the session refuses the notice, a toast shows the same line instead.

Commands

CommandWhat it does
/anti-cheatShows the mode, the last edited file, every check run since that edit (✓ passed, ✗ failed, ? result unknown: hidden, read-only, backgrounded or interrupted) and the current fouls.

Options (userConfig)

FieldValuesDefaultEffect
modeflag, challengeflagflag shows the band and logs the notice. challenge also sends the challenge prompt by itself, at most once for each prompt a person sends (typed, through Remote Control, or an SDK turn). Background-task notifications, schedules and other plugins do not re-arm it, so a challenged turn cannot start a chain of challenges.

Change it in /config or under pluginConfigs["anti-cheat"].options.mode in ~/.claude/settings.json.

Permissions

NetworkRuns processesFilesCalls a modelAuto-submits promptsData leaving the machine
NoneNoneNone read or written. It keeps the edit/run log (paths and command lines, at most 200 entries) in session state ($.state) only.NoOnly in mode: challenge, at most once for each prompt a person sends. In flag mode a prompt is sent only when you press CHALLENGE.None. A challenge prompt goes to your own session's model like any prompt you type.

Development

claude plugin validate anti-cheat
claude plugin test anti-cheat

The helpers are pure and covered by unit tests:

  • hooks/classify.ts: commands to check kinds
  • hooks/claims.ts: answer text to claims
  • hooks/evidence.ts: claims plus log to fouls
  • hooks/sprite.ts: the half-block renderer

hooks/register.tsx connects them to tool.call, turn.complete, the AbovePrompt band and /anti-cheat. tests/register.test.ts covers every acceptance bullet through the engine's $ and mounts the band on both terminal and desktop.

Source 6 files
hooks/register.tsx 183 lines
1import { atom, read, update } from 'claude-code'
2import type { Register } from 'claude-code'
3
4import type { AntiCheatEntry, AntiCheatFoul } from '../types'
5import { analyzeCommand } from './classify'
6import { detectClaims } from './claims'
7import { appendEntry, challengeText, foulLine, unverifiedClaims } from './evidence'
8import type { NewEntry } from './evidence'
9import { PICO8, spriteRows } from './sprite'
10
11const log = atom({ plugin: 'anti-cheat', key: 'log' } as const, [] as AntiCheatEntry[])
12const fouls = atom({ plugin: 'anti-cheat', key: 'fouls' } as const, [] as AntiCheatFoul[])
13const isChallenging = atom({ plugin: 'anti-cheat', key: 'isChallenging' } as const, false)
14
15const EDIT_TOOLS = new Set(['Edit', 'Write', 'MultiEdit', 'NotebookEdit'])
16
17/** Prompt origins that are a person's own message. */
18const USER_ORIGINS = new Set(['composer', 'bridge', 'sdk'])
19
20/** Fouls shown at once; the rest collapse into one "+N MORE" line. */
21const SHOWN_FOULS = 3
22
23/** The referee's penalty flag: red and yellow cloth on a grey pole, lime turf. */
24const FLAG = ['grryyr..', 'grryyrr.', 'gyyrryy.', 'gyyrry..', 'g.......', 'g.......', 'g.......', 'lll.....']
25const FLAG_PALETTE = { g: PICO8.lightGrey, r: PICO8.red, y: PICO8.yellow, l: PICO8.lime }
26const FLAG_ROWS = spriteRows(FLAG, FLAG_PALETTE)
27
28export const register: Register = (on, options) => {
29  const mode = options.mode === 'challenge' ? 'challenge' : 'flag'
30
31  on('session.start', async ($, e, next) => {
32    const started = await next(e)
33    await $.command.register({ name: 'anti-cheat', description: 'Show what anti-cheat has seen run since the last edit' })
34    return started
35  })
36
37  on('tool.call', async ($, e, next) => {
38    const ran = await next(e)
39    const isMainLoop = e.agentId === undefined
40    const isDone = ran.deny === undefined && ran.isError !== true
41
42    // An edit from any agent, subagents included, makes earlier evidence stale.
43    if (EDIT_TOOLS.has(e.tool) && isDone) {
44      const input = e as { file_path?: unknown; notebook_path?: unknown }
45      const path = String(input.file_path ?? input.notebook_path ?? '')
46      await update($, log, entries => appendEntry(entries ?? [], { type: 'edit', path }))
47    }
48
49    // Only the main loop's own runs back the main loop's claims.
50    if (isMainLoop && e.tool === 'Bash' && ran.deny === undefined) {
51      const command = String((e as { command?: unknown }).command ?? '')
52      const { checks, status } = analyzeCommand(command)
53      if (checks.length > 0) {
54        const result = (ran.result ?? {}) as { interrupted?: boolean; backgroundTaskId?: string }
55        const runNote = result.backgroundTaskId !== undefined ? 'background' : result.interrupted === true ? 'interrupted' : undefined
56        // One entry per way the kinds report: those whose exit status is the
57        // result, then those hidden by a pipe or later command, then CI reads.
58        const groups = (['exit', 'masked', 'read'] as const)
59          .map(how => ({ how, kinds: checks.filter(check => status[check] === how) }))
60          .filter(group => group.kinds.length > 0)
61        const added: NewEntry[] = groups.map(({ how, kinds }) => {
62          const note = runNote ?? (how === 'exit' ? undefined : how)
63          return { type: 'run', checks: kinds, command, isOk: isDone && note === undefined, ...(note === undefined ? {} : { note }) }
64        })
65        await update($, log, entries => added.reduce<AntiCheatEntry[]>((all, entry) => appendEntry(all, entry), entries ?? []))
66      }
67    }
68
69    return ran
70  })
71
72  on('prompt.submit', async ($, e, next) => {
73    // Only a prompt a person sent re-arms the auto-challenge: never this mod's
74    // own, a background task's notification, a schedule or another plugin.
75    if (USER_ORIGINS.has(e.origin?.kind ?? '')) await update($, isChallenging, () => false)
76    return next(e)
77  })
78
79  on('turn.start', async ($, e, next) => {
80    await update($, fouls, () => [])
81    return next(e)
82  })
83
84  on('turn.complete', async ($, e, next) => {
85    const completed = await next(e)
86    if (e.agentId !== undefined || e.reason !== 'answer') return completed
87
88    const found = unverifiedClaims(detectClaims(e.answer), await read($, log))
89    if (found.length === 0) return completed
90
91    await update($, fouls, () => found)
92    // The notice keeps the foul in the transcript; where the session refuses
93    // a plugin's row (or a test kit has none), a toast carries the same line.
94    try {
95      const appended = await $.session.append({
96        message: { type: 'system', content: [{ type: 'text', text: found.map(foul => `anti-cheat ${foulLine(foul)}`).join('\n') }] },
97      })
98      if (appended.deny !== undefined) throw new Error(appended.deny)
99    } catch {
100      const more = found.length > 1 ? ` (+${found.length - 1} more)` : ''
101      $.ui.toast(`${foulLine(found[0]!)}${more}`)
102    }
103
104    if (mode === 'challenge' && !(await read($, isChallenging))) {
105      await update($, isChallenging, () => true)
106      $.prompt.submit({ text: challengeText(found) }).catch(() => $.ui.toast('could not send the challenge'))
107    }
108
109    return completed
110  })
111
112  on('command.run', { command: 'anti-cheat' }, async $ => {
113    const entries = await read($, log)
114    const current = await read($, fouls)
115    const lastEdit = [...entries].reverse().find(entry => entry.type === 'edit')
116    const runs = entries.filter(entry => entry.type === 'run' && entry.seq > (lastEdit?.seq ?? 0))
117    const lines = [
118      `ANTI-CHEAT · mode ${mode}`,
119      lastEdit?.type === 'edit' ? `last edit: ${lastEdit.path}` : 'no edits this session',
120      runs.length === 0
121        ? 'no checks ran since'
122        : `checks since: ${runs.map(entry => (entry.type === 'run' ? `${entry.isOk ? '✓' : entry.note === undefined ? '✗' : '?'} ${entry.command}` : '')).join(', ')}`,
123      ...current.map(foulLine),
124    ]
125    return { text: lines.join('\n') }
126  })
127
128  on('ui.render', { component: 'AbovePrompt' }, async ($, e, next) => {
129    const current = await read($, fouls)
130    if (e.props.hasSurvey || current.length === 0) return next(e)
131
132    const { Box, Button, Text } = $.ui.resolve(e)
133    const hidden = current.length - SHOWN_FOULS
134
135    const challenge = async () => {
136      const shown = await read($, fouls)
137      await update($, fouls, () => [])
138      if (shown.length > 0) await $.prompt.submit({ text: challengeText(shown) })
139    }
140    const dismiss = () => update($, fouls, () => [])
141
142    return (
143      <Box key="anti-cheat" flexDirection="row">
144        <Box flexDirection="column" marginRight={1}>
145          {FLAG_ROWS.map((runs, row) => (
146            <Box key={`flag-${row}`} flexDirection="row">
147              {runs.map((run, index) => (
148                <Text key={`flag-${row}-${index}`} color={run.color} backgroundColor={run.backgroundColor}>
149                  {run.text}
150                </Text>
151              ))}
152            </Box>
153          ))}
154        </Box>
155        <Box flexDirection="column">
156          <Box flexDirection="row">
157            <Text key="title" bold color={PICO8.red}>
158              FOUL!
159            </Text>
160            <Text key="subtitle" color={PICO8.lime}>
161              {' '}REFEREE REVIEW · {current.length} UNVERIFIED CLAIM{current.length === 1 ? '' : 'S'}
162            </Text>
163          </Box>
164          {current.slice(0, SHOWN_FOULS).map((foul, index) => (
165            <Text key={`foul-${index}`} color={PICO8.white} wrap="truncate-end">
166              {foulLine(foul)}
167            </Text>
168          ))}
169          {hidden > 0 ? (
170            <Text key="more" color={PICO8.lightGrey}>
171              +{hidden} MORE
172            </Text>
173          ) : null}
174          <Box flexDirection="row" gap={1}>
175            <Button key="challenge" label="CHALLENGE" hotkey="c" variant="primary" onPress={challenge} />
176            <Button key="ok" label="OK" hotkey="o" role="dismiss" onPress={dismiss} />
177          </Box>
178        </Box>
179      </Box>
180    )
181  })
182}
183
hooks/classify.ts 115 lines
1import type { AntiCheatCheck } from '../types'
2
3/**
4 * Which kind of evidence a Bash command is, by the tool it runs. A compound
5 * command (`npm run lint && npm test`) can be several kinds at once.
6 */
7const CHECK_PATTERNS: readonly [AntiCheatCheck, RegExp][] = [
8  [
9    'test',
10    /\b(pytest|jest|vitest|mocha|go test|cargo test|(npm|pnpm|yarn|bun)( run)? test|just test|make test|rspec|phpunit)\b/,
11  ],
12  ['lint', /\b(eslint|ruff|tsc|mypy|pyright|lint|typecheck|type-check)\b/],
13  [
14    'build',
15    /\b((npm|pnpm|yarn|bun)( run)? build|cargo build|go build|make build|gradle( \S+)* build|mvn( \S+)* (package|install)|docker build|vite build|next build)\b/,
16  ],
17  ['ci', /\b(gh pr checks|gh run (view|watch))\b|check-runs|statusCheckRollup/],
18  ['push', /\bgit( -C \S+)? push\b/],
19]
20
21/**
22 * CI commands whose exit status is the CI result: `gh pr checks`, and
23 * `gh run view/watch` with `--exit-status`. Every other CI query (a plain
24 * `gh run view`, a check-runs or statusCheckRollup read) exits 0 whatever
25 * the runs concluded, so it only reads the status.
26 */
27const CI_RESULT = /\bgh pr checks\b|\bgh run (view|watch)\b.*--exit-status\b/
28
29/** Text a command merely mentions (quoted strings, comments) is not what it runs. */
30const stripQuoted = (command: string) =>
31  command.replace(/'[^']*'|"[^"]*"/g, '""').replace(/(^|\s)#.*$/gm, '$1')
32
33/** Commands that only search or print text that names a tool. */
34const READS_ONLY = /^\s*(grep|rg|ag|echo|printf|cat|less|head|tail|which|type|man)\b/
35
36/** Commands that install or add a tool rather than run it (`npm install -D jest`). */
37const INSTALLS =
38  /^\s*(sudo\s+)?((npm|pnpm|yarn|bun)\s+(install|i|add|ci|remove|rm|uninstall|update|upgrade)\b|(pip3?|pipx|uv\s+pip|uv\s+tool|python3?\s+-m\s+pip)\s+install\b|uv\s+(add|remove|sync)\b|poetry\s+(add|install|remove)\b|cargo\s+(install|add)\b|go\s+(install|get)\b|(brew|gem|apt|apt-get|dnf|yum|apk)\s+(install|add)\b)/
39
40/** The command separators bash runs one after another, longest first. */
41const SEPARATOR = /(\|\||&&|\|&|\||;|\n)/
42
43/** `set -o pipefail` (or `set -euo pipefail`) makes a pipeline fail when any part fails. */
44const PIPEFAIL = /\bpipefail\b/
45/** `set -e` stops a list at the first failing command, so `;` hides nothing. */
46const ERREXIT = /\bset\s+-\w*e/
47
48/** How one check kind in a command reports its result. */
49export type CheckStatus =
50  /** The command's exit status is this check's result. */
51  | 'exit'
52  /** A pipe, `||` or a later `;` command decides the exit status instead. */
53  | 'masked'
54  /** The check only reads a status that its exit code does not reflect. */
55  | 'read'
56
57export type CommandAnalysis = { checks: AntiCheatCheck[]; status: Partial<Record<AntiCheatCheck, CheckStatus>> }
58
59/** Rank when one kind appears in several segments: any masked one taints the run. */
60const RANK: Record<CheckStatus, number> = { read: 0, exit: 1, masked: 2 }
61
62/**
63 * The check kinds a command runs and, for each, whether its exit status is
64 * the result. Bash reports the status of the last command in a pipeline or
65 * list, so `pytest | tail`, `npm test || true` and `pytest; echo done` all
66 * exit 0 when the tests fail.
67 */
68export const analyzeCommand = (command: string): CommandAnalysis => {
69  const text = stripQuoted(command)
70  const parts = text.split(SEPARATOR)
71  const hasPipefail = PIPEFAIL.test(text)
72  const hasErrexit = ERREXIT.test(text)
73  const status: Partial<Record<AntiCheatCheck, CheckStatus>> = {}
74
75  // parts alternates segment, separator, segment, ...
76  for (let index = 0; index < parts.length; index += 2) {
77    const segment = parts[index] ?? ''
78    if (READS_ONLY.test(segment) || INSTALLS.test(segment)) continue
79
80    const kinds = CHECK_PATTERNS.filter(([, pattern]) => pattern.test(segment)).map(([check]) => check)
81    if (kinds.length === 0) continue
82
83    // Pipes bind tighter than && and ||, which bind tighter than ; and newlines.
84    // A failing check is hidden by a pipe straight after it (without pipefail),
85    // or by a later || or ; whose command then runs and sets the status. A
86    // later `&& next | more` is skipped when the check fails, so it hides nothing.
87    let isMasked = false
88    for (let after = index + 1; after < parts.length; after += 2) {
89      const separator = parts[after]
90      const rest = parts[after + 1] ?? ''
91      if (rest.trim() === '') continue
92      const isPipe = separator === '|' || separator === '|&'
93      if (isPipe && after === index + 1 && !hasPipefail) {
94        isMasked = true
95        break
96      }
97      if (isPipe || separator === '&&') continue
98      if ((separator === ';' || separator === '\n') && hasErrexit) continue
99      isMasked = true
100      break
101    }
102
103    for (const kind of kinds) {
104      const own: CheckStatus = kind === 'ci' && !CI_RESULT.test(segment) ? 'read' : isMasked ? 'masked' : 'exit'
105      const seen = status[kind]
106      status[kind] = seen === undefined || RANK[own] > RANK[seen] ? own : seen
107    }
108  }
109
110  const checks = CHECK_PATTERNS.map(([check]) => check).filter(check => status[check] !== undefined)
111  return { checks, status }
112}
113
114export const classifyCommand = (command: string): AntiCheatCheck[] => analyzeCommand(command).checks
115
hooks/claims.ts 90 lines
1import type { AntiCheatClaim, AntiCheatClaimKind } from '../types'
2
3const PASSED = '(?:pass(?:es|ed|ing)?|green|succeed(?:s|ed)?|clean(?:ly)?|ok)'
4const LINKS = "(?:\\s+(?:all|now|still|fully|are|is|were|was))*"
5
6/**
7 * One pattern per claim kind, written so the match is the claim as quoted:
8 * a subject, a few linking words, then a word for success.
9 */
10const CLAIM_PATTERNS: readonly [AntiCheatClaimKind, RegExp][] = [
11  ['ci', new RegExp(`\\b(?:(?:the )?CI|(?:all )?(?<!type[- ])checks|(?:the )?pipeline)${LINKS}\\s+${PASSED}\\b`, 'i')],
12  [
13    'lint',
14    new RegExp(
15      `\\b(?:lint(?:ing|er)?|type ?checks?|type-checks?|typecheck(?:ing)?|types|tsc|eslint|ruff|mypy|pyright)${LINKS}\\s+${PASSED}\\b`,
16      'i',
17    ),
18  ],
19  ['build', new RegExp(`\\b(?:the )?builds?${LINKS}\\s+${PASSED}\\b`, 'i')],
20  [
21    'test',
22    new RegExp(
23      `\\b(?:(?:the|all)\\s+)?(?:\\d+\\s+)?(?:(?:unit|integration|e2e|new)\\s+)?(?:tests?|specs|test suite|suite)${LINKS}\\s+${PASSED}\\b`,
24      'i',
25    ),
26  ],
27  [
28    'verified',
29    /\b(?:verified|confirmed)\b(?:\s+(?:that|it|this|the fix|the change))*\s+(?:works?|is working|fixed|fixes it)\b/i,
30  ],
31]
32
33/**
34 * Words that make a claim conditional or still to come. A condition reaches
35 * across "and" ("once the build and the tests pass"), so these are looked
36 * for in the whole clause, back to the last punctuation mark.
37 */
38const CONDITION = /\b(?:unless|until|once|if|whether|make sure|ensure|assuming)\b/i
39
40/**
41 * Words that make a claim untrue or unsure. These are looked for only close
42 * to the claim (its own words and the few before it, back to the last "and",
43 * "but" or "so"), so "fixed the failing test and all tests pass" is a claim.
44 */
45const NEGATION =
46  /\b(?:not|no|never|none|nor|without|fail(?:s|ed|ing)?|yet|should|shall|will|would|could|might|may|must|expect(?:ed)?|hope|probably|likely)\b|n't\b/i
47
48/** How many words before a claim the negation check reads. */
49const NEAR_WORDS = 4
50
51/** The clause a claim sits in, from the last punctuation mark before it. */
52const clauseBefore = (sentence: string, index: number) => {
53  const start = Math.max(...[',', ';', ':', '—', '–', '('].map(mark => sentence.lastIndexOf(mark, index - 1)))
54  return sentence.slice(start + 1, index)
55}
56
57/** The few words right before a claim, stopping at a conjunction. */
58const nearBefore = (clause: string) => {
59  const words = clause.trim().split(/\s+/).filter(word => word.length > 0)
60  const conjunction = words.map(word => word.toLowerCase()).findLastIndex(word => ['and', 'but', 'so', 'then'].includes(word))
61  return words.slice(conjunction + 1).slice(-NEAR_WORDS).join(' ')
62}
63
64/** Splits an answer into sentences, dropping fenced code and questions. */
65const sentencesOf = (answer: string) =>
66  answer
67    .replace(/```[\s\S]*?```/g, '\n')
68    .split(/(?<=[.!?])\s+|\n+/)
69    .map(sentence => sentence.trim())
70    .filter(sentence => sentence.length > 0 && !sentence.endsWith('?'))
71
72/** The claims an answer makes, one per kind, in the order the kinds are listed. */
73export const detectClaims = (answer: string): AntiCheatClaim[] => {
74  const claims = new Map<AntiCheatClaimKind, AntiCheatClaim>()
75
76  for (const sentence of sentencesOf(answer)) {
77    for (const [kind, pattern] of CLAIM_PATTERNS) {
78      if (claims.has(kind)) continue
79      const match = pattern.exec(sentence)
80      if (!match) continue
81      const clause = clauseBefore(sentence, match.index)
82      if (CONDITION.test(`${clause} ${match[0]}`)) continue
83      if (NEGATION.test(`${nearBefore(clause)} ${match[0]}`)) continue
84      claims.set(kind, { kind, quote: match[0].replace(/\s+/g, ' ').trim() })
85    }
86  }
87
88  return [...claims.values()]
89}
90
hooks/evidence.ts 86 lines
1import type { AntiCheatCheck, AntiCheatClaim, AntiCheatClaimKind, AntiCheatEntry, AntiCheatFoul, AntiCheatRunNote } from '../types'
2
3/** How many entries the session log keeps; older ones fall off the front. */
4export const LOG_LIMIT = 200
5
6export type NewEntry =
7  | { type: 'edit'; path: string }
8  | { type: 'run'; checks: AntiCheatCheck[]; command: string; isOk: boolean; note?: AntiCheatRunNote }
9
10/** Adds an entry with the next sequence number, keeping the newest LOG_LIMIT. */
11export const appendEntry = (log: readonly AntiCheatEntry[], entry: NewEntry): AntiCheatEntry[] => {
12  const seq = (log[log.length - 1]?.seq ?? 0) + 1
13  return [...log, { ...entry, seq } as AntiCheatEntry].slice(-LOG_LIMIT)
14}
15
16/** Which runs back a claim, and what the reasons call them. */
17const EVIDENCE: Record<AntiCheatClaimKind, { checks: AntiCheatCheck[]; noun: string; ranNoun: string }> = {
18  test: { checks: ['test'], noun: 'test', ranNoun: 'no test' },
19  lint: { checks: ['lint'], noun: 'lint or typecheck', ranNoun: 'no lint or typecheck' },
20  build: { checks: ['build'], noun: 'build', ranNoun: 'no build' },
21  ci: { checks: ['ci'], noun: 'CI check', ranNoun: 'no CI check' },
22  verified: { checks: ['test', 'lint', 'build', 'ci'], noun: 'check', ranNoun: 'no check' },
23}
24
25const lastSeq = (log: readonly AntiCheatEntry[], isMarker: (entry: AntiCheatEntry) => boolean) =>
26  [...log].reverse().find(isMarker)?.seq
27
28/** A push counts as made when it passed, or when a pipe hid whether it did. */
29const isPush = (entry: AntiCheatEntry) =>
30  entry.type === 'run' && entry.checks.includes('push') && (entry.isOk || entry.note === 'masked')
31
32const shorten = (text: string, limit: number) => (text.length > limit ? `${text.slice(0, limit - 3)}...` : text)
33
34/** Why the last run of a kind does not back a claim. */
35const whyNot = (note: AntiCheatRunNote | undefined, noun: string, command: string) => {
36  const quoted = `(${shorten(command, 40)})`
37  switch (note) {
38    case 'masked':
39      return `the last ${noun} run's exit status was hidden by a pipe or a later command ${quoted}`
40    case 'background':
41      return `the last ${noun} run is still in the background ${quoted}`
42    case 'interrupted':
43      return `the last ${noun} run was interrupted ${quoted}`
44    case 'read':
45      return `the CI status was only read ${quoted}, which exits 0 even when CI fails`
46    default:
47      return `the last ${noun} run failed ${quoted}`
48  }
49}
50
51/**
52 * The claims nothing in the log backs up. A claim needs a passing run of its
53 * kind after the last edit (for CI, after the last push), the last such run
54 * being the one that counts; with no edit (or push) at all, any run counts.
55 * A CI query that only reads a status never outweighs a real check, but on
56 * its own it backs nothing.
57 */
58export const unverifiedClaims = (claims: readonly AntiCheatClaim[], log: readonly AntiCheatEntry[]): AntiCheatFoul[] =>
59  claims.flatMap(claim => {
60    const { checks, noun, ranNoun } = EVIDENCE[claim.kind]
61    const isCi = claim.kind === 'ci'
62    const since = isCi ? lastSeq(log, isPush) : lastSeq(log, entry => entry.type === 'edit')
63    const runs = log.filter(
64      (entry): entry is AntiCheatEntry & { type: 'run' } =>
65        entry.type === 'run' && entry.seq > (since ?? 0) && entry.checks.some(check => checks.includes(check)),
66    )
67    const checked = runs.filter(entry => entry.note !== 'read')
68    const last = checked[checked.length - 1] ?? runs[runs.length - 1]
69
70    if (last === undefined) {
71      const when = since === undefined ? 'this session' : isCi ? 'after the last push' : 'after the last edit'
72      return [{ ...claim, reason: `${ranNoun} ran ${when}` }]
73    }
74    if (!last.isOk || last.note !== undefined) {
75      return [{ ...claim, reason: whyNot(last.note, noun, last.command) }]
76    }
77    return []
78  })
79
80/** The band's and the transcript notice's line for one foul. */
81export const foulLine = (foul: AntiCheatFoul) => `⚑ FOUL: "${foul.quote}" — ${foul.reason}`
82
83/** The prompt Challenge submits: every foul, then the ask. */
84export const challengeText = (fouls: readonly AntiCheatFoul[]) =>
85  `anti-cheat: ${fouls.map(foul => `you said "${foul.quote}" but ${foul.reason}`).join('; ')}. Run the check now and report the real result.`
86
hooks/sprite.ts 61 lines
1/** The PICO-8 palette: the only colours these mods draw with. */
2export const PICO8 = {
3  black: '#000000',
4  navy: '#1D2B53',
5  plum: '#7E2553',
6  green: '#008751',
7  brown: '#AB5236',
8  darkGrey: '#5F574F',
9  lightGrey: '#C2C3C7',
10  white: '#FFF1E8',
11  red: '#FF004D',
12  orange: '#FFA300',
13  yellow: '#FFEC27',
14  lime: '#00E436',
15  blue: '#29ADFF',
16  lavender: '#83769C',
17  pink: '#FF77A8',
18  peach: '#FFCCAA',
19} as const
20
21/** One run of same-styled cells: the props of one Text. */
22export type SpriteRun = { text: string; color?: string; backgroundColor?: string }
23
24/**
25 * Turns a pixel grid (one character per pixel, `.` transparent) into text
26 * rows of half blocks: each row holds two pixel rows, the top one drawn as
27 * the glyph's colour and the bottom one as its background.
28 */
29export const spriteRows = (grid: readonly string[], palette: Readonly<Record<string, string>>): SpriteRun[][] => {
30  const rows: SpriteRun[][] = []
31
32  for (let y = 0; y < grid.length; y += 2) {
33    const top = grid[y] ?? ''
34    const bottom = grid[y + 1] ?? ''
35    const runs: SpriteRun[] = []
36
37    for (let x = 0; x < Math.max(top.length, bottom.length); x += 1) {
38      const upper = palette[top[x] ?? '.']
39      const lower = palette[bottom[x] ?? '.']
40      const cell: SpriteRun =
41        upper && lower
42          ? { text: '▀', color: upper, backgroundColor: lower }
43          : upper
44            ? { text: '▀', color: upper }
45            : lower
46              ? { text: '▄', color: lower }
47              : { text: ' ' }
48      const previous = runs[runs.length - 1]
49
50      if (previous && previous.color === cell.color && previous.backgroundColor === cell.backgroundColor) {
51        previous.text += cell.text
52      } else {
53        runs.push(cell)
54      }
55    }
56    rows.push(runs)
57  }
58
59  return rows
60}
61
types/index.d.ts 35 lines
1/** What a check command proved: the kinds of evidence a Bash run counts as. */
2export type AntiCheatCheck = 'test' | 'lint' | 'build' | 'ci' | 'push'
3
4/** What an answer can claim. */
5export type AntiCheatClaimKind = 'test' | 'lint' | 'build' | 'ci' | 'verified'
6
7/**
8 * Why a run that is not a pass is not a fail either: its exit status was
9 * hidden by a pipe, `||` or a later command; it only read a CI status; it
10 * moved to the background; or it was interrupted.
11 */
12export type AntiCheatRunNote = 'masked' | 'read' | 'background' | 'interrupted'
13
14/** One row of the session's ordered evidence log. */
15export type AntiCheatEntry =
16  | { seq: number; type: 'edit'; path: string }
17  | { seq: number; type: 'run'; checks: AntiCheatCheck[]; command: string; isOk: boolean; note?: AntiCheatRunNote }
18
19/** One claim found in an answer, as quoted. */
20export type AntiCheatClaim = { kind: AntiCheatClaimKind; quote: string }
21
22/** A claim that nothing in the log backs up, and why. */
23export type AntiCheatFoul = AntiCheatClaim & { reason: string }
24
25declare module 'claude-code' {
26  interface PluginState {
27    'anti-cheat': {
28      log: AntiCheatEntry[]
29      fouls: AntiCheatFoul[]
30      /** True while the turn running was started by this mod's own auto-challenge. */
31      isChallenging: boolean
32    }
33  }
34}
35