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Repository operating rules
This repository investigates an owner-controlled XGRIDS/LixelKity K1 as a black-box sensor. Preserve the device, the Mac, the working LAN, and raw evidence.
Non-negotiable safety boundaries
- Default to passive or read-only operations.
- Do not send BLE writes until the exact service, characteristic, framing, payload semantics, rollback, and expected state transition are documented.
- BLE notification subscription may perform the standard temporary CCCD write; disclose it explicitly and do not conflate it with provisioning writes.
- Do not fuzz, brute-force, upload firmware, delete device files, guess SSH/ADB credentials, or probe unrelated LAN devices.
- Network probes must target the confirmed K1 IP. A full home-subnet scan is not a default operation.
- Never place a Wi-Fi password in CLI arguments, logs, manifests, source, test fixtures, or Git history.
- Do not install Python packages globally. Use the repository-local
.venvmanaged byuv. - Do not install or alter Homebrew/system components unless the user explicitly authorizes that concrete change.
Evidence rules
- Reference inputs under
docs/reference/are immutable; write corrections in audits or ADRs. - Every real experiment gets a session ID, UTC and monotonic timestamps, a redacted manifest, operator notes, and SHA-256 hashes for raw artifacts.
- Real PCAP, K1 projects, logs, images, point clouds, credentials, serials, and router client lists stay out of normal Git. Git LFS solves size, not secrecy.
- Synthetic or explicitly redacted fixtures may be committed under
tests/fixtures/.
Implementation order
Follow the gates in docs/01_IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md. Do not build heavy
decoders before BLE/Wi-Fi/data-session evidence exists.