identity-sentinel

Identity Sentinel pulls four purely local signals—system locale, timezone, keyboard layout, and region code—into a single identity profile, then a weighted rule engine renders a binary verdict. If the profile reads as Chinese-language context, the plugin quietly registers one introspection tool called system_identity and steps aside. If it reads otherwise, it prints an art banner, delivers a manifesto, and exits the process with code 1, terminating every downstream workflow. Throughout, there are zero network requests: ambiguous or uncollectable signals never count toward the threshold, and each collector degrades gracefully with a log entry.

Under the hood the core is a zero-dependency, pure-function library you can drop into any project. The four-stage pipeline—collect, aggregate, judge, act—is fully configurable: the non-CN signal threshold (default 2), whether to print art banners (artMode), and whether to actually force-terminate or merely display warnings (forceTerminate). The system_identity tool exposes the current verdict, confidence score, and full signal list, letting other workflow nodes branch on the result without re-collecting anything.

Who it is for: performance-art practitioners curious about whether a machine ought to— or should—judge the nationality of its operator; creators who want a reproducible, declarative termination ritual in CI or local pipelines as expression rather than surveillance; and developers who need a zero-dependency, purely local, configurable identity-signal collection and verdict pipeline in their own code. It collects nothing, uploads nothing, and contacts no server. It simply holds the mirror up to you.