Initial commit - combined iTerm2 scripts

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- 1m-brag
- tem
- VaultMesh_Catalog_v1
- VAULTMESH-ETERNAL-PATTERN

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Page Title: Oracle Engine & Shield Defense (TEM Stack)
Summary: The Oracle Engine provides structured reason → decide → act chains, while Shield and TEM form the defensive veil. Together they detect threats, log them to the proof system, and (optionally) orchestrate responses across shield-vm, lab nodes, and the wider mesh.
Key Findings:
- Oracle chains decisions through explicit reasoning steps, not opaque actions.
- Every significant decision can emit receipts into the proof spine.
- Shield monitors multiple vectors (network, process, file, device, etc.).
- Response levels span from passive logging to active isolation or countermeasures.
- Agent tasks allow scheduled or triggered operations (e.g., periodic scans).
Components:
- Oracle Reasoning Engine.
- Oracle Decision System.
- Tactical Chain Executor.
- Shield Monitor (sensors).
- Shield Responder (actions).
- TEM daemon (threat transmutation logic).
- Agent Task Scheduler.
Oracle Tools:
| Tool | Purpose |
|------------------------|--------------------------------------|
| oracle_status | Node status and capabilities |
| oracle_reason | Analyze situation, propose actions |
| oracle_decide | Make autonomous decision |
| oracle_tactical_chain | Full reason → decide → act chain |
Oracle Tactical Chain Flow:
1. **Context**: Collect current state (logs, metrics, alerts, lawchain state).
2. **Reason**: `oracle_reason` produces candidate actions with justifications.
3. **Decide**: `oracle_decide` selects an action based on risk tolerance and constraints.
4. **Act**: Execute playbooks, or keep in dry-run mode for simulation.
5. **Prove**: Generate a receipt and anchor via proof system (optional but recommended).
Shield Monitor Vectors:
| Vector | Detection Capability |
|-----------|--------------------------------|
| network | Port scans, unusual flows |
| wifi | Rogue APs, deauth attempts |
| bluetooth | Device enumeration/anomalies |
| usb | Storage/HID abuse |
| process | Suspicious binaries, behavior |
| file | Unauthorized modifications |
Shield Response Levels:
| Level | Action |
|---------|----------------------------------------|
| log | Record event only |
| alert | Notify operator (Slack/email/etc.) |
| block | Prevent connection/action |
| isolate | Quarantine node/container/service |
| counter | Active response (e.g., honeypots) |
Agent Tasks:
```json
{
"name": "scheduled_scan",
"trigger": {
"type": "schedule",
"config": {"cron": "0 */6 * * *"}
},
"actions": [
{"tool": "shield_monitor", "args": {"vectors": ["network", "wifi"]}},
{"tool": "oracle_tactical_chain", "args": {"dry_run": true}}
],
"on_complete": "mesh_broadcast"
}
```
Security Notes:
- Dry-run mode is default for dangerous operations; production actions require explicit opt-in.
- Risk tolerance levels gate what Shield/TEM may do without human approval.
- All automated decisions can be bound to receipts for post-incident audit.
MCP / Mesh Tools:
- oracle_status, oracle_reason, oracle_decide, oracle_tactical_chain
- shield_status, shield_monitor, shield_respond
- Agent task management: agent_task, agent_list, agent_cancel
Dependencies:
- OffSec MCP server running on shield-vm/lab nodes.
- Proof system enabled for Oracle and Shield receipts.
- Integrations with metrics (Prometheus) and observability (Grafana).