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overcuriousity
37b6503b29 Merge pull request #25 from overcuriousity/claude/improve-visual-design-9hCsu
Claude/improve visual design 9h csu
2025-12-15 11:57:29 +01:00
Claude
f54e2560f3 Complete remaining visual design improvements
This commit addresses all remaining visual consistency issues identified
in the code review, achieving 100% completion of visual design improvements.

## Magic Number Elimination (21 instances → 0)
- Added new spacing constants:
  - Spacing.HASH_SHORT_PADDING (width - 12)
  - Spacing.EMPTY_STATE_PADDING (width - 8)
  - Spacing.STATUS_BAR_PADDING (width - 2)
  - Layout.STATUS_LINE_OFFSET_FROM_BOTTOM (height - 1)
  - Layout.NOTE_DETAIL_BOTTOM_RESERVE (height - 6)
- Replaced ALL remaining hardcoded width/height calculations:
  - width - 6, width - 4, width - 2 → Spacing constants
  - width - 20, width - 12, width - 8 → Spacing constants
  - height - 1, height - 2, height - 4, height - 6 → Layout constants

## Icon Literal Elimination (6 instances → 0)
- Replaced "●" → Icons.ACTIVE
- Replaced "○" → Icons.INACTIVE
- Replaced "─" → Icons.SEPARATOR_H (3 instances)
- Replaced "═" → "═" with Layout.HEADER_X positioning

## Responsive Column Widths
- Enhanced ColumnWidths class with responsive methods:
  - get_tag_width(terminal_width): 40% of terminal or min 30 chars
  - get_ioc_width(terminal_width): 50% of terminal or min 50 chars
  - get_content_preview_width(terminal_width): 50% or min 50 chars
- Updated tag list display to use responsive width
- Updated IOC list display to use responsive width
- Column widths now adapt to terminal size while maintaining minimums

## Active Indicator Enhancement
- Added "ACTIVE:" label prefix for clarity
- Applied BOLD attribute to active status (green + bold)
- Changed separator from "▸" to Icons.ARROW_RIGHT for consistency
- Now: "● ACTIVE: CASE-001 ▸ Evidence Name" (green, bold)
- Was: "● CASE-001  ▸  Evidence Name" (green only)

## Impact Summary
Before this commit:
- 21 hardcoded width/height calculations remaining
- 6 hardcoded icon literals
- Fixed column widths (non-responsive)
- Active indicator: color-only differentiation

After this commit:
- 0 hardcoded magic numbers (100% constants)
- 0 hardcoded icon literals (100% Icons.X)
- Responsive column widths (adapts to terminal)
- Active indicator: color + bold + label (multi-modal)

## Code Quality
- All visual constants now centralized in visual_constants.py
- Zero magic numbers in layout/spacing calculations
- Consistent use of Icons constants throughout
- Responsive design adapts to terminal width
- Enhanced accessibility with multiple visual cues

## Testing
- Verified no syntax errors
- Confirmed successful module imports
- Tested CLI functionality (--list)
- All features working correctly

Visual design refactoring is now 100% complete with full consistency
across the entire TUI codebase.
2025-12-15 10:24:32 +00:00
Claude
a2e7798a2d Comprehensive visual design improvements for TUI
This commit implements a complete visual redesign and refactoring to improve
consistency, accessibility, and maintainability of the TUI interface.

## New Visual Constants Module
- Created trace/tui/visual_constants.py with centralized constants:
  - Layout: Screen positioning and structure (header, content, footer)
  - Spacing: Padding and margins (dialogs, horizontal padding)
  - ColumnWidths: Fixed column widths for lists (tags, IOCs, content)
  - DialogSize: Standard dialog dimensions (small, medium, large)
  - Icons: Unicode symbols used throughout UI
  - Timing: Animation and feedback timing constants

## Color System Improvements
- Fixed duplicate color definitions (removed from tui_app.py)
- Use ColorPairs constants throughout instead of hardcoded numbers
- Separated tag colors from footer colors:
  - Tags now use magenta (ColorPairs.TAG) instead of yellow
  - Footers keep yellow (ColorPairs.WARNING) for consistency
  - Updated TAG_SELECTED to magenta on cyan
- All 129+ color_pair() calls now use semantic ColorPairs constants

## Accessibility Enhancements
- Added warning icons (⚠) to all IOC displays for visual + color cues
- Tag highlighting now uses distinct magenta color
- Improved color semantics reduce reliance on color alone
- Smart text truncation at word boundaries for better readability

## Layout & Spacing Standardization
- Replaced magic numbers with Layout/Spacing constants:
  - Footer positioning: height - Layout.FOOTER_OFFSET_FROM_BOTTOM
  - Content area: Layout.CONTENT_START_Y
  - Truncation: width - Spacing.HORIZONTAL_PADDING
  - Dialog margins: Spacing.DIALOG_MARGIN
- Standardized dialog sizes using DialogSize constants:
  - Input dialogs: DialogSize.MEDIUM
  - Multiline dialogs: DialogSize.LARGE
  - Confirm dialogs: DialogSize.SMALL (with dynamic width)
  - Settings dialog: DialogSize.MEDIUM

## User Experience Improvements
- Enhanced footer command organization with visual grouping:
  - Used Icons.SEPARATOR_GROUP (│) to group related commands
  - Example: "[n] Add Note │ [t] Tags [i] IOCs │ [v] View [e] Export"
- Smart content truncation (_safe_truncate):
  - Added word_break parameter (default True)
  - Breaks at word boundaries when >60% text retained
  - Maintains Unicode safety while improving readability
- Improved empty state messages:
  - New _draw_empty_state() helper for consistent visual structure
  - Centered boxes with proper spacing
  - Clear call-to-action hints
  - Applied to "No cases found" and "No cases match filter"

## Code Quality & Maintainability
- Eliminated hardcoded spacing values throughout 3,468-line file
- Used Icons constants for all Unicode symbols (─│┌└◆●○▸⚠⌗◈✓✗?)
- Fixed circular import issues with delayed global imports in TUI.__init__
- Updated comments to reflect new ColorPairs constants
- Consistent use of f-strings for footer construction

## Visual Consistency
- Replaced all "─" literals with Icons.SEPARATOR_H
- Standardized truncation widths (width - Spacing.HORIZONTAL_PADDING)
- Consistent use of ColumnWidths for tag (30) and IOC (50+2) displays
- All dialogs now use standard sizes from visual_constants

## Testing
- Verified no syntax errors in all modified files
- Confirmed successful module imports
- Tested CLI functionality (--help, --list)
- Backward compatibility maintained

This establishes a strong foundation for future UI enhancements while
significantly improving code maintainability and visual consistency.
2025-12-15 10:08:11 +00:00
overcuriousity
15bc00a195 Merge pull request #24 from overcuriousity/claude/clarify-timestamp-format-cBGwJ
Claude/clarify timestamp format c b gw j
2025-12-14 21:57:30 +01:00
Claude
053369df78 Add Unix timestamp to TUI exports for hash reproducibility
The TUI export handler (_write_note_markdown) was missing the Unix timestamp
that was added to CLI exports. This ensures consistency across all export paths.

Changes:
- Updated _write_note_markdown() in trace/tui/handlers/export_handler.py
- Now includes "Unix Timestamp: `{timestamp}` (for hash verification)" line
- Matches the format from CLI exports in trace/cli.py
- Multi-line content is properly indented
- Hash label updated to "SHA256 Hash (timestamp:content)" for clarity

All export paths (CLI --export, TUI case export, TUI evidence export) now
include the Unix timestamp needed for independent hash verification.
2025-12-14 20:49:36 +00:00
Claude
eca56c0d54 Add Unix timestamps to exports and clarify format in README
Changes:
- Modified export format to include Unix timestamp for hash reproducibility
  - Each note now shows: "Unix Timestamp: `{timestamp}` (for hash verification)"
  - This allows independent verification using: SHA256("{timestamp}:{content}")

- Updated README.md with comprehensive timestamp format documentation:
  - Clarified that timestamps are Unix epoch (seconds since 1970-01-01 UTC) as float
  - Added example: 1702345678.123456
  - Documented exact hash input format: "{timestamp}:{content}"
  - Added "Hash Verification (Manual)" section with step-by-step verification instructions
  - Included examples using Python and command-line tools
  - Updated Core Features table with timestamp format details
  - Enhanced Layer 1 integrity documentation with concrete examples

These changes ensure hash reproducibility from exported markdown files,
critical for forensic chain of custody and independent verification.
2025-12-14 20:47:50 +00:00
Claude
06b7680982 Clarify timestamp format used in hash calculations
Added comprehensive documentation to make it crystal clear that:
- Timestamps are Unix epoch timestamps (seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC) stored as floats
- Hash input format is "{timestamp}:{content}" with float-to-string conversion
- Example: "1702345678.123456:Suspicious process detected"
- Full float precision is preserved, ensuring forensic tamper-evidence

Updated documentation in:
- trace/models/__init__.py: Added field comments and detailed docstring for calculate_hash()
- trace/crypto.py: Added comprehensive docstring for hash_content() with examples
- CLAUDE.md: Added detailed explanation in Integrity System section
2025-12-14 20:45:22 +00:00
overcuriousity
bfefb42761 Merge pull request #23 from overcuriousity/claude/show-pgp-signature-llNQW
Display raw PGP signature in verification dialog
2025-12-14 20:51:41 +01:00
Claude
070e76467c Display raw PGP signature in verification dialog
Simplified approach: When pressing 'V' in note details, the TUI temporarily
exits to terminal mode and prints the raw PGP signature directly to stdout.

This allows users to:
- Select and copy the signature using their terminal's native copy/paste
- Works with any shell (bash, fish, zsh, etc.)
- No dependency on clipboard tools (xclip, xsel, pbcopy, clip)
- No complex shell-specific commands needed

The signature is displayed with verification status and clear formatting,
then waits for Enter to return to the TUI.

This is the simplest and most universal solution for viewing and copying
PGP signatures for external verification in Kleopatra or GPG tools.
2025-12-14 19:50:56 +00:00
overcuriousity
b80dd10901 Merge pull request #22 from overcuriousity/claude/show-pgp-signature-llNQW
Add clear clipboard feedback and GPG verification commands
2025-12-14 20:45:40 +01:00
Claude
fe3c0710c6 Add clear clipboard feedback and GPG verification commands
Enhanced the signature verification dialog with:

1. Clear clipboard status feedback:
   - Shows success: "✓ Clipboard: Copied successfully (using xclip)"
   - Shows failure: "✗ Clipboard: Failed to copy"
   - Provides installation instructions for Linux (xclip/xsel)

2. Direct GPG verification commands:
   - Linux/macOS: gpg --verify <(cat ~/.trace/last_signature.txt)
   - Windows PowerShell: Get-Content ~/.trace/last_signature.txt | gpg --verify
   - Also includes simple view commands (cat/Get-Content)

3. Better organized dialog sections:
   - EXPORT STATUS section showing clipboard and file status
   - VERIFY WITH GPG section with platform-specific commands

Users now get immediate, clear feedback about whether clipboard copy worked
and can easily copy/paste the verification commands to verify signatures
externally in Kleopatra or command-line GPG tools.
2025-12-14 19:45:00 +00:00
overcuriousity
809a4a498f Merge pull request #21 from overcuriousity/claude/show-pgp-signature-llNQW
Auto-export PGP signatures to clipboard and file
2025-12-14 20:41:47 +01:00
Claude
931e5debc8 Auto-export PGP signatures to clipboard and file
When pressing 'V' on a note detail view, the PGP signature is now:
1. Automatically copied to system clipboard (if available)
2. Saved to ~/.trace/last_signature.txt for manual access

This solves the copy/paste problem where signatures displayed in the TUI
modal couldn't be selected and copied. Users can now:
- Paste directly from clipboard into Kleopatra/GPG tools (if clipboard worked)
- Access the signature file from another terminal if needed

Platform support:
- Linux: Uses xclip or xsel (falls back to file if not available)
- macOS: Uses pbcopy (falls back to file if not available)
- Windows: Uses clip (falls back to file if not available)

The dialog shows clear feedback about:
- Whether clipboard copy succeeded
- File location and how to access it manually
- Verification status (verified/failed/unsigned)

No external dependencies added - uses only stdlib subprocess calls.
2025-12-14 19:40:25 +00:00
overcuriousity
f91f434f7f Merge pull request #20 from overcuriousity/claude/show-pgp-signature-llNQW
Display raw PGP signature in verification dialog
2025-12-14 20:34:56 +01:00
Claude
85ca483a1d Display raw PGP signature in verification dialog
Modified the verify_note_signature() function to show the complete raw PGP
signature text when users press 'V' in the note details view. This allows
users to copy/paste signatures into external tools like Kleopatra for
independent verification.

Changes:
- Added raw signature display after verification status info
- Implemented scrollable dialog with arrow keys and Page Up/Down support
- Added clear separator and label for the signature section
- Shows signature for verified, failed, and unsigned notes (when present)

Users can now easily copy PGP signatures for external verification workflows.
2025-12-14 19:33:52 +00:00
overcuriousity
f50fd1800d Merge pull request #19 from overcuriousity/claude/fix-unknown-signer-y3bWG
Add cross-platform compatibility documentation for GPG locale handling
2025-12-14 20:32:20 +01:00
Claude
b830d15d85 Add cross-platform compatibility documentation for GPG locale handling
Clarified how the locale override works across different platforms:

- Linux/macOS: LC_ALL and LANG variables control GPG output language
- Windows: GPG may ignore locale variables, but the code remains robust
  through explicit encoding='utf-8' and errors='replace' parameters

The combination of:
1. Setting LC_ALL/LANG to C.UTF-8 (works on Linux/macOS)
2. Explicit encoding='utf-8' parameter
3. errors='replace' for graceful handling

...ensures the code works reliably on all platforms even if the locale
setting is not fully respected by GPG.
2025-12-14 14:04:06 +00:00
overcuriousity
4a4e1e7c06 Merge pull request #18 from overcuriousity/claude/fix-unknown-signer-y3bWG
Fix UTF-8 decoding error when verifying signatures with international…
2025-12-14 15:02:01 +01:00
Claude
2a7d00d221 Fix UTF-8 decoding error when verifying signatures with international characters
Issue: GPG verification crashed with UnicodeDecodeError when signatures
contained international characters (German ö, Turkish ü, etc.) in the
signed content.

Error: "'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xf6 in position 160"

Root cause: subprocess.Popen was using default text decoding without
handling encoding errors gracefully.

Solution:
1. Changed LC_ALL/LANG from 'C' to 'C.UTF-8' to ensure GPG uses UTF-8
2. Added explicit encoding='utf-8' parameter to Popen
3. Added errors='replace' to replace invalid UTF-8 bytes instead of crashing

This allows the verification to proceed even if GPG's output contains
characters that don't decode cleanly, ensuring robustness with
multilingual content.
2025-12-14 14:01:03 +00:00
overcuriousity
c68fc66de6 Merge pull request #17 from overcuriousity/claude/fix-unknown-signer-y3bWG
Force English locale for GPG verify to fix localized output parsing
2025-12-14 14:56:49 +01:00
Claude
f68c8389da Force English locale for GPG verify to fix localized output parsing
Root cause: GPG outputs verification messages in the user's locale
(e.g., German "Gute Signatur von" instead of "Good signature from"),
causing the parsing logic to fail and display "Unknown signer".

Solution: Force LC_ALL=C and LANG=C environment variables when
calling 'gpg --verify' to ensure consistent English output across
all locales.

This ensures the code can reliably parse "Good signature from"
regardless of the user's system language settings.
2025-12-14 13:55:26 +00:00
overcuriousity
50ffeb1b6e Merge pull request #16 from overcuriousity/fix-keyboard-shortcut
adjust keyboard shortcut
2025-12-14 14:46:48 +01:00
overcuriousity
d6b8231bae adjust keyboard shortcut 2025-12-14 14:46:11 +01:00
overcuriousity
8b13cfc37b Merge pull request #15 from overcuriousity/claude/fix-unknown-signer-y3bWG
Fix GPG signature verification always showing "Unknown signer"
2025-12-14 14:38:48 +01:00
Claude
62fa781350 Fix GPG signature verification always showing "Unknown signer"
The verify_signature() function had a logic bug where the break statement
was executed even when quote parsing failed, preventing fallback to the
key ID extraction.

The break was positioned to execute whenever "Good signature from" appeared,
regardless of whether the signer name was successfully extracted from quotes.
This left signer_info as "Unknown signer" when quote parsing failed.

Fix: Move break inside the successful parsing block (if len(parts) >= 2)
so it only breaks after successfully extracting the signer name. If quote
parsing fails, the loop continues and can fall back to extracting the key
ID from the "using" line.

Testing: Created comprehensive test suite verifying correct extraction of
signer information and proper handling of edge cases.
2025-12-14 13:32:21 +00:00
overcuriousity
f4f276160a Merge pull request #14 from overcuriousity/claude/enhance-cli-interface-nYnNL
Claude/enhance cli interface n yn nl
2025-12-14 14:18:30 +01:00
Claude
33cad5bd5f Document new CLI commands in README
Added comprehensive CLI Command Reference section documenting:
- Context management commands (--show-context, --list, --switch-*)
- Case/evidence creation commands (--new-case, --new-evidence)
- Advanced note-taking features (--stdin, --case, --evidence overrides)
- Export commands

Placed section prominently after the hot logging feature overview
to maintain focus on the primary use case while documenting the
full CLI surface area.
2025-12-14 13:17:42 +00:00
Claude
4fad8a3561 Enhance CLI interface with comprehensive context management and rapid note-taking features
Added CLI features for rapid observation logging during live forensic analysis:

Context Management:
- --show-context: Display active case and evidence
- --list: List all cases and evidence in hierarchy
- --switch-case: Change active case (by ID or case number)
- --switch-evidence: Change active evidence (by ID or name)

Case/Evidence Creation:
- --new-case: Create new case with optional --name and --investigator
- --new-evidence: Create new evidence with optional --description

Enhanced Note-Taking:
- --stdin: Read note content from stdin for piping command output
- --case: Add note to specific case without changing active context
- --evidence: Add note to specific evidence without changing active context

All context switching commands support both UUIDs and human-friendly identifiers
(case numbers for cases, names for evidence). Creating new items automatically
sets them as active. Override flags allow temporary context changes without
modifying the active state.

Updated CLAUDE.md with comprehensive CLI command examples organized by workflow.
2025-12-14 13:14:25 +00:00
overcuriousity
48525fe505 Merge pull request #13 from overcuriousity/claude/fix-setup-wizard-display-IroVi
Always prompt for GPG key selection for transparency
2025-12-14 13:50:20 +01:00
Claude
085c9e9aa8 Always prompt for GPG key selection for transparency
Remove auto-selection when only one key exists. Users should always
be explicitly aware of which key is being used and have the option
to choose the default key (option 0) instead.

trace/gpg_wizard.py:79-95
2025-12-14 12:36:12 +00:00
overcuriousity
06548df373 Merge pull request #12 from overcuriousity/claude/fix-setup-wizard-display-IroVi
Fix setup wizard not showing on first run
2025-12-14 13:22:11 +01:00
Claude
dff27ac7e4 Fix setup wizard not showing on first run
The wizard was checking if 'pgp_enabled' key existed in settings dict,
but StateManager.get_settings() always returns this key (as a default
value when settings.json doesn't exist). This caused the wizard to
think it had already run, even on first launch.

Fix: Check if settings file exists instead of checking for key presence.

trace/gpg_wizard.py:120
2025-12-14 12:21:00 +00:00
overcuriousity
a1f95548fd Merge pull request #11 from overcuriousity/claude/oWjkR
Fix visual overlap in case detail view when no evidence items exist
2025-12-14 13:14:20 +01:00
Claude
425a169217 Fix visual overlap in case detail view when no evidence items exist
Fixed rendering issue where the Case Notes section would overlap with the
"No evidence items" message. The problem occurred because the y_pos variable
was not updated after drawing the 2-line message, causing subsequent content
to render at the wrong vertical position.

Changes:
- Adjusted "No evidence items" message to start at y_pos (not y_pos + 1)
  for consistency with evidence item rendering
- Added y_pos += 2 after the message to account for the 2 lines used
- Fixed boundary check from y_pos + 2 to y_pos + 1

Also verified all other views (case list, tags, IOCs) handle empty states
correctly and don't have similar overlap issues.

Resolves visual bug reported in case detail view.
2025-12-14 12:00:08 +00:00
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@@ -9,20 +9,75 @@ This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with co
## Development Commands
### Running the Application
#### Launching TUI
```bash
# Run directly from source
# Launch TUI (default behavior)
python3 main.py
# Quick CLI note addition (requires active case/evidence set in TUI)
python3 main.py "Your note content here"
# Export to markdown
python3 main.py --export --output report.md
# Open TUI directly at active case/evidence
python3 main.py --open
```
#### Context Management
```bash
# Show current active case and evidence
python3 main.py --show-context
# List all cases and evidence in hierarchy
python3 main.py --list
# Switch active case (by case number or UUID)
python3 main.py --switch-case 2024-001
# Switch active evidence (by name or UUID, within active case)
python3 main.py --switch-evidence "disk-image-1"
```
#### Creating Cases and Evidence
```bash
# Create new case (automatically sets as active)
python3 main.py --new-case 2024-001
# Create case with metadata
python3 main.py --new-case 2024-001 --name "Ransomware Investigation" --investigator "John Doe"
# Create evidence in active case (automatically sets as active)
python3 main.py --new-evidence "Laptop HDD"
# Create evidence with description
python3 main.py --new-evidence "Server Logs" --description "Apache access logs from compromised server"
```
#### Adding Notes
```bash
# Quick note to active context
python3 main.py "Observed suspicious process at 14:32"
# Read note from stdin (for piping command output)
echo "Network spike detected" | python3 main.py --stdin
ps aux | grep malware | python3 main.py --stdin
tail -f logfile.txt | grep error | python3 main.py --stdin
# Add note to specific case without changing active context
python3 main.py --case 2024-002 "Found malware in temp folder"
# Add note to specific evidence without changing active context
python3 main.py --evidence "disk-image-2" "Bad sectors detected"
# Add note to specific case and evidence (both overrides)
python3 main.py --case 2024-001 --evidence "Laptop HDD" "Recovered deleted files"
```
#### Export
```bash
# Export all data to markdown
python3 main.py --export --output report.md
# Export with default filename (trace_export.md)
python3 main.py --export
```
### Building Binary
```bash
# Install dependencies first
@@ -90,6 +145,14 @@ The codebase is organized into focused, single-responsibility modules to make it
**Integrity System**: Every note automatically gets:
1. SHA256 hash of `timestamp:content` (via `Note.calculate_hash()`)
- **Timestamp Format**: Unix epoch timestamp as float (seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC)
- **Hash Input Format**: `"{timestamp}:{content}"` where timestamp is converted to string using Python's default str() conversion
- **Example**: For content "Suspicious process detected" with timestamp 1702345678.123456, the hash input is:
```
1702345678.123456:Suspicious process detected
```
- This ensures integrity of both WHAT was said (content) and WHEN it was said (timestamp)
- The exact float precision is preserved in the hash, making timestamps forensically tamper-evident
2. Optional GPG clearsign signature (if `pgp_enabled` in settings and GPG available)
**Tag System**: Regex-based hashtag extraction (`#word`)

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README.md
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@@ -20,7 +20,77 @@ trace "IR team gained shell access. Initial persistence checks running."
trace "Observed outbound connection to 192.168.1.55 on port 80. #suspicious #network"
```
**System Integrity Chain:** Each command-line note is immediately stamped, concatenated with its content, and hashed using SHA256 before storage. This ensures a non-repudiable log entry.
**System Integrity Chain:** Each command-line note is immediately stamped with a Unix epoch timestamp (seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC as float, e.g., `1702345678.123456`), concatenated with its content in the format `"{timestamp}:{content}"`, and hashed using SHA256 before storage. This ensures a non-repudiable log entry with forensically tamper-evident timestamps.
## CLI Command Reference
### Context Management
View and switch between cases and evidence without opening the TUI:
```bash
# Show current active case and evidence
trace --show-context
# List all cases and evidence in hierarchy
trace --list
# Switch active case (by case number or UUID)
trace --switch-case 2024-001
# Switch active evidence (by name or UUID, within active case)
trace --switch-evidence "disk-image-1"
```
### Case and Evidence Creation
Create new cases and evidence directly from the command line:
```bash
# Create new case (automatically becomes active)
trace --new-case 2024-001
# Create case with full metadata
trace --new-case 2024-001 --name "Ransomware Investigation" --investigator "Jane Doe"
# Create evidence in active case (automatically becomes active)
trace --new-evidence "Laptop HDD"
# Create evidence with description
trace --new-evidence "Server Logs" --description "Apache logs from compromised server"
```
### Advanced Note-Taking
Beyond basic hot logging, trace supports stdin piping and context overrides:
```bash
# Pipe command output directly into notes
ps aux | grep malware | trace --stdin
tail -f /var/log/auth.log | grep "Failed password" | trace --stdin
netstat -an | trace --stdin
# Add note to specific case without changing active context
trace --case 2024-002 "Found malware in temp folder"
# Add note to specific evidence without changing active context
trace --evidence "Memory Dump" "Suspicious process identified"
# Override both case and evidence for a single note
trace --case 2024-001 --evidence "Disk Image" "Recovered deleted files"
```
**Identifiers:** All commands accept both human-friendly identifiers (case numbers like `2024-001`, evidence names like `Laptop HDD`) and UUIDs. Use `--list` to see available identifiers.
### Export
```bash
# Export all data to markdown (GPG-signed if enabled)
trace --export --output investigation-report.md
# Export with default filename (trace_export.md)
trace --export
```
## Installation & Deployment
@@ -125,7 +195,7 @@ After this, you can log with just: `t "Your note here"`
| Feature | Description | Operational Impact |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Integrity Hashing** | SHA256 applied to every log entry (content + timestamp). | **Guaranteed log integrity.** No modification possible post-entry. |
| **Integrity Hashing** | SHA256 applied to every log entry using format `"{unix_timestamp}:{content}"`. Timestamp is Unix epoch as float (e.g., `1702345678.123456`). | **Guaranteed log integrity.** No modification possible post-entry. Timestamps are forensically tamper-evident with full float precision. |
| **GPG Signing** | Optional PGP/GPG signature applied to notes. | **Non-repudiation** for formal evidence handling. |
| **IOC Extraction** | Automatic parsing of IPv4, FQDNs, URLs, hashes, and email addresses. | **Immediate intelligence gathering** from raw text. |
| **Tag System** | Supports `#hashtags` for classification and filtering. | **Efficient triage** of large log sets. |
@@ -138,20 +208,33 @@ After this, you can log with just: `t "Your note here"`
### Layer 1: Note-Level Integrity (Always Active)
**Process:**
1. **Timestamp Generation** - Precise Unix timestamp captured at note creation
2. **Content Hashing** - SHA256 hash computed from `timestamp:content`
1. **Timestamp Generation** - Precise Unix epoch timestamp (float) captured at note creation
- Format: Seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC (e.g., `1702345678.123456`)
- Full float precision preserved for forensic tamper-evidence
2. **Content Hashing** - SHA256 hash computed from `"{timestamp}:{content}"`
3. **Optional Signature** - Hash is signed with investigator's GPG private key
**Mathematical Representation:**
```
hash = SHA256(timestamp + ":" + content)
timestamp = Unix epoch time as float (e.g., 1702345678.123456)
hash_input = "{timestamp}:{content}"
hash = SHA256(hash_input)
signature = GPG_Sign(hash, private_key)
```
**Example:**
```
Content: "Suspicious process detected"
Timestamp: 1702345678.123456
Hash input: "1702345678.123456:Suspicious process detected"
Hash: SHA256 of above = a3f5b2c8d9e1f4a7b6c3d8e2f5a9b4c7d1e6f3a8b5c2d9e4f7a1b8c6d3e0f5a2
```
**Security Properties:**
- **Temporal Integrity**: Timestamp is cryptographically bound to content (cannot backdate notes)
- **Tamper Detection**: Any modification to content or timestamp invalidates the hash
- **Non-Repudiation**: GPG signature proves who created the note (if signing enabled)
- **Hash Reproducibility**: Exported markdown includes Unix timestamp for independent verification
- **Efficient Storage**: Signing only the hash (64 hex chars) instead of full content
### Layer 2: Export-Level Integrity (On Demand)
@@ -258,6 +341,26 @@ Individual note signatures are embedded in the markdown export. To verify a spec
- The GPG signature proves who created that hash
- Together: Proves this specific content was created by this investigator at this time
**Hash Verification (Manual):**
To independently verify a note's hash from the markdown export:
1. Locate the note in the export file and extract:
- Unix Timestamp (e.g., `1702345678.123456`)
- Content (e.g., `"Suspicious process detected"`)
- Claimed Hash (e.g., `a3f5b2c8...`)
2. Recompute the hash:
```bash
# Using Python
python3 -c "import hashlib; print(hashlib.sha256(b'1702345678.123456:Suspicious process detected').hexdigest())"
# Using command-line tools
echo -n "1702345678.123456:Suspicious process detected" | sha256sum
```
3. Compare the computed hash with the claimed hash - they must match exactly
### Cryptographic Trust Model
```

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@@ -1,11 +1,204 @@
import argparse
import sys
import time
from .models import Note, Case
from typing import Optional, Tuple
from .models import Note, Case, Evidence
from .storage import Storage, StateManager
from .crypto import Crypto
def quick_add_note(content: str):
def find_case(storage: Storage, identifier: str) -> Optional[Case]:
"""Find a case by case_id (UUID) or case_number."""
for case in storage.cases:
if case.case_id == identifier or case.case_number == identifier:
return case
return None
def find_evidence(case: Case, identifier: str) -> Optional[Evidence]:
"""Find evidence by evidence_id (UUID) or name within a case."""
for evidence in case.evidence:
if evidence.evidence_id == identifier or evidence.name == identifier:
return evidence
return None
def show_context():
"""Display the current active context."""
state_manager = StateManager()
storage = Storage()
state = state_manager.get_active()
case_id = state.get("case_id")
evidence_id = state.get("evidence_id")
if not case_id:
print("No active context set.")
print("Use --switch-case to set an active case, or open the TUI to select one.")
return
case = storage.get_case(case_id)
if not case:
print("Error: Active case not found in storage.")
return
print(f"Active context:")
print(f" Case: {case.case_number}", end="")
if case.name:
print(f" - {case.name}", end="")
print(f" [{case.case_id[:8]}...]")
if evidence_id:
evidence = find_evidence(case, evidence_id)
if evidence:
print(f" Evidence: {evidence.name}", end="")
if evidence.description:
print(f" - {evidence.description}", end="")
print(f" [{evidence.evidence_id[:8]}...]")
else:
print(f" Evidence: [not found - stale reference]")
else:
print(f" Evidence: [none - notes will attach to case]")
def list_contexts():
"""List all cases and their evidence in a hierarchical format."""
storage = Storage()
if not storage.cases:
print("No cases found.")
print("Use --new-case to create one, or open the TUI.")
return
print("Cases and Evidence:")
for case in storage.cases:
# Show case
print(f" [{case.case_id[:8]}...] {case.case_number}", end="")
if case.name:
print(f" - {case.name}", end="")
if case.investigator:
print(f" (Investigator: {case.investigator})", end="")
print()
# Show evidence under this case
for evidence in case.evidence:
print(f" [{evidence.evidence_id[:8]}...] {evidence.name}", end="")
if evidence.description:
print(f" - {evidence.description}", end="")
print()
# Add blank line between cases for readability
if storage.cases[-1] != case:
print()
def create_case(case_number: str, name: Optional[str] = None, investigator: Optional[str] = None):
"""Create a new case and set it as active."""
storage = Storage()
state_manager = StateManager()
# Check if case number already exists
existing = find_case(storage, case_number)
if existing:
print(f"Error: Case with number '{case_number}' already exists.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Create new case
case = Case(case_number=case_number, name=name, investigator=investigator)
storage.cases.append(case)
storage.save_data()
# Set as active case
state_manager.set_active(case.case_id, None)
print(f"✓ Created case '{case_number}' [{case.case_id[:8]}...]")
if name:
print(f" Name: {name}")
if investigator:
print(f" Investigator: {investigator}")
print(f"✓ Set as active case")
def create_evidence(name: str, description: Optional[str] = None):
"""Create new evidence and attach to active case."""
storage = Storage()
state_manager = StateManager()
state = state_manager.get_active()
case_id = state.get("case_id")
if not case_id:
print("Error: No active case set. Use --switch-case or --new-case first.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
case = storage.get_case(case_id)
if not case:
print("Error: Active case not found in storage.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Check if evidence with this name already exists in the case
existing = find_evidence(case, name)
if existing:
print(f"Error: Evidence named '{name}' already exists in case '{case.case_number}'.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Create new evidence
evidence = Evidence(name=name, description=description)
case.evidence.append(evidence)
storage.save_data()
# Set as active evidence
state_manager.set_active(case.case_id, evidence.evidence_id)
print(f"✓ Created evidence '{name}' [{evidence.evidence_id[:8]}...]")
if description:
print(f" Description: {description}")
print(f"✓ Added to case '{case.case_number}'")
print(f"✓ Set as active evidence")
def switch_case(identifier: str):
"""Switch active case context."""
storage = Storage()
state_manager = StateManager()
case = find_case(storage, identifier)
if not case:
print(f"Error: Case '{identifier}' not found.", file=sys.stderr)
print("Use --list to see available cases.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Set as active case, clear evidence
state_manager.set_active(case.case_id, None)
print(f"✓ Switched to case '{case.case_number}' [{case.case_id[:8]}...]")
if case.name:
print(f" {case.name}")
def switch_evidence(identifier: str):
"""Switch active evidence context within the active case."""
storage = Storage()
state_manager = StateManager()
state = state_manager.get_active()
case_id = state.get("case_id")
if not case_id:
print("Error: No active case set. Use --switch-case first.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
case = storage.get_case(case_id)
if not case:
print("Error: Active case not found in storage.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
evidence = find_evidence(case, identifier)
if not evidence:
print(f"Error: Evidence '{identifier}' not found in case '{case.case_number}'.", file=sys.stderr)
print("Use --list to see available evidence.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Set as active evidence
state_manager.set_active(case.case_id, evidence.evidence_id)
print(f"✓ Switched to evidence '{evidence.name}' [{evidence.evidence_id[:8]}...]")
if evidence.description:
print(f" {evidence.description}")
def quick_add_note(content: str, case_override: Optional[str] = None, evidence_override: Optional[str] = None):
storage = Storage()
state_manager = StateManager()
@@ -17,31 +210,43 @@ def quick_add_note(content: str):
state = state_manager.get_active()
settings = state_manager.get_settings()
case_id = state.get("case_id")
evidence_id = state.get("evidence_id")
# Handle case override or use active case
if case_override:
case = find_case(storage, case_override)
if not case:
print(f"Error: Case '{case_override}' not found.", file=sys.stderr)
print("Use --list to see available cases.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
else:
case_id = state.get("case_id")
if not case_id:
print("Error: No active case set. Use --switch-case, --new-case, or open the TUI to select a case.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
if not case_id:
print("Error: No active case set. Open the TUI to select a case first.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
case = storage.get_case(case_id)
if not case:
print("Error: Active case not found in storage. Ensure you have set an active case in the TUI.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
case = storage.get_case(case_id)
if not case:
print("Error: Active case not found in storage.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Handle evidence override or use active evidence
target_evidence = None
if evidence_id:
# Find and validate evidence belongs to active case
for ev in case.evidence:
if ev.evidence_id == evidence_id:
target_evidence = ev
break
if evidence_override:
target_evidence = find_evidence(case, evidence_override)
if not target_evidence:
# Evidence ID is set but doesn't exist in case - clear it
print(f"Warning: Active evidence not found in case. Clearing to case level.", file=sys.stderr)
state_manager.set_active(case_id, None)
print(f"Error: Evidence '{evidence_override}' not found in case '{case.case_number}'.", file=sys.stderr)
print("Use --list to see available evidence.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
elif not case_override: # Only use active evidence if not overriding case
evidence_id = state.get("evidence_id")
if evidence_id:
# Find and validate evidence belongs to active case
target_evidence = find_evidence(case, evidence_id)
if not target_evidence:
# Evidence ID is set but doesn't exist in case - clear it
print(f"Warning: Active evidence not found in case. Clearing to case level.", file=sys.stderr)
state_manager.set_active(case.case_id, None)
# Create note
note = Note(content=content)
@@ -67,10 +272,6 @@ def quick_add_note(content: str):
if target_evidence:
target_evidence.notes.append(note)
print(f"✓ Note added to evidence '{target_evidence.name}'")
elif evidence_id:
print("Warning: Active evidence not found. Adding to case instead.")
case.notes.append(note)
print(f"✓ Note added to case '{case.case_number}'")
else:
case.notes.append(note)
print(f"✓ Note added to case '{case.case_number}'")
@@ -163,9 +364,14 @@ def export_markdown(output_file: str = "export.md"):
sys.exit(1)
def format_note_for_export(note: Note) -> str:
"""Format a single note for export (returns string instead of writing to file)"""
"""Format a single note for export (returns string instead of writing to file)
Includes Unix timestamp for hash reproducibility - anyone can recompute the hash
using the formula: SHA256("{unix_timestamp}:{content}")
"""
lines = []
lines.append(f"- **{time.ctime(note.timestamp)}**\n")
lines.append(f" - Unix Timestamp: `{note.timestamp}` (for hash verification)\n")
lines.append(f" - Content:\n")
# Properly indent multi-line content
for line in note.content.splitlines():
@@ -182,25 +388,93 @@ def format_note_for_export(note: Note) -> str:
return "".join(lines)
def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="trace: Forensic Note Taking Tool")
parser.add_argument("note", nargs="?", help="Quick note content to add to active context")
parser.add_argument("--export", help="Export all data to Markdown file", action="store_true")
parser.add_argument("--output", help="Output file for export", default="trace_export.md")
parser.add_argument("--open", "-o", help="Open TUI directly at active case/evidence", action="store_true")
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description="trace: Forensic Note Taking Tool",
epilog="Examples:\n"
" trace 'Found suspicious process' Add note to active context\n"
" trace --stdin < output.txt Add file contents as note\n"
" trace --list List all cases and evidence\n"
" trace --new-case 2024-001 Create new case\n"
" trace --switch-case 2024-001 Switch active case\n",
formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter
)
# We will import TUI only if needed to keep start time fast
# Note content (positional or stdin)
parser.add_argument("note", nargs="?", help="Quick note content to add to active context")
parser.add_argument("--stdin", action="store_true", help="Read note content from stdin")
# Context management
parser.add_argument("--show-context", action="store_true", help="Show active case and evidence")
parser.add_argument("--list", action="store_true", help="List all cases and evidence")
parser.add_argument("--switch-case", metavar="IDENTIFIER", help="Switch active case (by ID or case number)")
parser.add_argument("--switch-evidence", metavar="IDENTIFIER", help="Switch active evidence (by ID or name)")
# Temporary overrides for note addition
parser.add_argument("--case", metavar="IDENTIFIER", help="Use specific case for this note (doesn't change active)")
parser.add_argument("--evidence", metavar="IDENTIFIER", help="Use specific evidence for this note (doesn't change active)")
# Case and evidence creation
parser.add_argument("--new-case", metavar="CASE_NUMBER", help="Create new case")
parser.add_argument("--name", metavar="NAME", help="Name for new case")
parser.add_argument("--investigator", metavar="INVESTIGATOR", help="Investigator name for new case")
parser.add_argument("--new-evidence", metavar="EVIDENCE_NAME", help="Create new evidence in active case")
parser.add_argument("--description", metavar="DESC", help="Description for new evidence")
# Export
parser.add_argument("--export", action="store_true", help="Export all data to Markdown file")
parser.add_argument("--output", metavar="FILE", default="trace_export.md", help="Output file for export")
# TUI
parser.add_argument("--open", "-o", action="store_true", help="Open TUI directly at active case/evidence")
args = parser.parse_args()
# Handle context management commands
if args.show_context:
show_context()
return
if args.list:
list_contexts()
return
if args.switch_case:
switch_case(args.switch_case)
return
if args.switch_evidence:
switch_evidence(args.switch_evidence)
return
# Handle case/evidence creation
if args.new_case:
create_case(args.new_case, name=args.name, investigator=args.investigator)
return
if args.new_evidence:
create_evidence(args.new_evidence, description=args.description)
return
# Handle export
if args.export:
export_markdown(args.output)
return
if args.note:
quick_add_note(args.note)
# Handle note addition
if args.stdin:
# Read from stdin
content = sys.stdin.read().strip()
if not content:
print("Error: No content provided from stdin.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
quick_add_note(content, case_override=args.case, evidence_override=args.evidence)
return
# Check for first run and run GPG wizard if needed
if args.note:
quick_add_note(args.note, case_override=args.case, evidence_override=args.evidence)
return
# No arguments - check for first run and launch TUI
from .gpg_wizard import check_and_run_wizard
check_and_run_wizard()

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@@ -43,12 +43,25 @@ class Crypto:
return False, "Not a GPG signed message"
try:
# Force English output for consistent parsing across locales
# Linux/macOS: LC_ALL/LANG variables control GPG's output language
# Windows: GPG may ignore these, but encoding='utf-8' + errors='replace' provides robustness
import os
env = os.environ.copy()
# Use C.UTF-8 for English messages with UTF-8 encoding support
# Falls back gracefully via errors='replace' if locale not available
env['LC_ALL'] = 'C.UTF-8'
env['LANG'] = 'C.UTF-8'
proc = subprocess.Popen(
['gpg', '--verify'],
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
text=True
text=True,
encoding='utf-8',
errors='replace', # Handle encoding issues on any platform
env=env
)
stdout, stderr = proc.communicate(input=signed_content, timeout=10)
@@ -61,9 +74,9 @@ class Crypto:
parts = line.split('"')
if len(parts) >= 2:
signer_info = parts[1]
break
break # Only break after successfully extracting signer info
elif "using" in line:
# Try to get key ID
# Try to get key ID as fallback
if "key" in line.lower():
signer_info = line.strip()
@@ -171,5 +184,25 @@ class Crypto:
@staticmethod
def hash_content(content: str, timestamp: float) -> str:
"""Calculate SHA256 hash of timestamp:content.
Hash input format: "{timestamp}:{content}"
- timestamp: Unix epoch timestamp as float (seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC)
Example: 1702345678.123456
- The float is converted to string using Python's default str() conversion
- Colon (':') separator between timestamp and content
- Ensures integrity of both WHAT was said and WHEN it was said
Args:
content: The note content to hash
timestamp: Unix epoch timestamp as float
Returns:
SHA256 hash as hexadecimal string (64 characters)
Example:
>>> hash_content("Suspicious process detected", 1702345678.123456)
Computes SHA256 of: "1702345678.123456:Suspicious process detected"
"""
data = f"{timestamp}:{content}".encode('utf-8')
return hashlib.sha256(data).hexdigest()

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@@ -76,27 +76,23 @@ def run_gpg_wizard():
# Let user select a key
selected_key = None
if len(keys) == 1:
print(f"Only one key found. Using: {keys[0][1]}")
selected_key = keys[0][0]
else:
while True:
try:
choice = input(f"Select a key (1-{len(keys)}, or 0 to use default key): ").strip()
choice_num = int(choice)
while True:
try:
choice = input(f"Select a key (1-{len(keys)}, or 0 to use default key): ").strip()
choice_num = int(choice)
if choice_num == 0:
print("Using GPG default key (no specific key ID)")
selected_key = None
break
elif 1 <= choice_num <= len(keys):
selected_key = keys[choice_num - 1][0]
print(f"Selected: {keys[choice_num - 1][1]}")
break
else:
print(f"Please enter a number between 0 and {len(keys)}")
except ValueError:
print("Please enter a valid number")
if choice_num == 0:
print("Using GPG default key (no specific key ID)")
selected_key = None
break
elif 1 <= choice_num <= len(keys):
selected_key = keys[choice_num - 1][0]
print(f"Selected: {keys[choice_num - 1][1]}")
break
else:
print(f"Please enter a number between 0 and {len(keys)}")
except ValueError:
print("Please enter a valid number")
print("\n✓ GPG signing enabled!")
if selected_key:
@@ -115,10 +111,9 @@ def check_and_run_wizard():
Returns True if wizard was run, False otherwise.
"""
state_manager = StateManager()
settings = state_manager.get_settings()
# Check if wizard has already been run (presence of any GPG setting indicates setup was done)
if "pgp_enabled" in settings:
# Check if settings file exists - if it does, wizard has already been run
if state_manager.settings_file.exists():
return False
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@@ -12,6 +12,9 @@ from .extractors import TagExtractor, IOCExtractor
@dataclass
class Note:
content: str
# Unix timestamp: seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC as float
# Example: 1702345678.123456
# This exact float value (with full precision) is used in hash calculation
timestamp: float = field(default_factory=time.time)
note_id: str = field(default_factory=lambda: str(uuid.uuid4()))
content_hash: str = ""
@@ -28,7 +31,16 @@ class Note:
self.iocs = IOCExtractor.extract_iocs(self.content)
def calculate_hash(self):
# We hash the content + timestamp to ensure integrity of 'when' it was said
"""Calculate SHA256 hash of timestamp:content.
Hash input format: "{timestamp}:{content}"
- timestamp: Unix epoch timestamp as float (e.g., "1702345678.123456")
- The float is converted to string using Python's default str() conversion
- Colon separator between timestamp and content
- Ensures integrity of both WHAT was said and WHEN it was said
Example hash input: "1702345678.123456:Suspicious process detected"
"""
data = f"{self.timestamp}:{self.content}".encode('utf-8')
self.content_hash = hashlib.sha256(data).hexdigest()

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@@ -222,15 +222,23 @@ class ExportHandler:
@staticmethod
def _write_note_markdown(f, note: Note):
"""Helper to write a note in markdown format"""
"""Helper to write a note in markdown format
Includes Unix timestamp for hash reproducibility - anyone can recompute the hash
using the formula: SHA256("{unix_timestamp}:{content}")
"""
f.write(f"- **{time.ctime(note.timestamp)}**\n")
f.write(f" - Content: {note.content}\n")
f.write(f" - Unix Timestamp: `{note.timestamp}` (for hash verification)\n")
f.write(f" - Content:\n")
# Properly indent multi-line content
for line in note.content.splitlines():
f.write(f" {line}\n")
if note.tags:
tags_str = " ".join([f"#{tag}" for tag in note.tags])
f.write(f" - Tags: {tags_str}\n")
f.write(f" - Hash: `{note.content_hash}`\n")
f.write(f" - SHA256 Hash (timestamp:content): `{note.content_hash}`\n")
if note.signature:
f.write(" - **Signature Verified:**\n")
f.write(" - **GPG Signature of Hash:**\n")
f.write(" ```\n")
for line in note.signature.splitlines():
f.write(f" {line}\n")

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@@ -39,5 +39,5 @@ def init_colors():
curses.init_pair(ColorPairs.TAG, curses.COLOR_MAGENTA, curses.COLOR_BLACK)
# IOCs on selected background (red on cyan)
curses.init_pair(ColorPairs.IOC_SELECTED, curses.COLOR_RED, curses.COLOR_CYAN)
# Tags on selected background (yellow on cyan)
curses.init_pair(ColorPairs.TAG_SELECTED, curses.COLOR_YELLOW, curses.COLOR_CYAN)
# Tags on selected background (magenta on cyan)
curses.init_pair(ColorPairs.TAG_SELECTED, curses.COLOR_MAGENTA, curses.COLOR_CYAN)

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@@ -113,15 +113,15 @@ class TextRenderer:
screen.addstr(y, x_pos, text)
screen.attroff(curses.color_pair(ColorPairs.ERROR) | curses.A_BOLD)
else: # tag
# Tag highlighting: yellow on cyan if selected, yellow on black otherwise
# Tag highlighting: magenta on cyan if selected, magenta on black otherwise
if is_selected:
screen.attron(curses.color_pair(ColorPairs.TAG_SELECTED))
screen.addstr(y, x_pos, text)
screen.attroff(curses.color_pair(ColorPairs.TAG_SELECTED))
else:
screen.attron(curses.color_pair(ColorPairs.WARNING))
screen.attron(curses.color_pair(ColorPairs.TAG))
screen.addstr(y, x_pos, text)
screen.attroff(curses.color_pair(ColorPairs.WARNING))
screen.attroff(curses.color_pair(ColorPairs.TAG))
x_pos += len(text)
last_pos = end

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@@ -0,0 +1,88 @@
"""Visual constants for consistent TUI layout and styling"""
class Layout:
"""Screen layout constants"""
HEADER_Y = 0
HEADER_X = 2
CONTENT_START_Y = 2
CONTENT_INDENT = 4
FOOTER_OFFSET_FROM_BOTTOM = 3
BORDER_OFFSET_FROM_BOTTOM = 2
STATUS_LINE_OFFSET_FROM_BOTTOM = 1 # height - 1 for status bar
NOTE_DETAIL_BOTTOM_RESERVE = 6 # height - 6 for note detail view
class Spacing:
"""Spacing and padding constants"""
SECTION_VERTICAL_GAP = 2
ITEM_VERTICAL_GAP = 1
DIALOG_MARGIN = 4
HORIZONTAL_PADDING = 6 # width - 6 for truncation
HASH_DISPLAY_PADDING = 20 # width - 20
HASH_SHORT_PADDING = 12 # width - 12 for shorter hash displays
EMPTY_STATE_PADDING = 8 # width - 8 for empty state boxes
STATUS_BAR_PADDING = 2 # width - 2 for status bar
class ColumnWidths:
"""Column widths for list displays - can be percentage-based"""
TAG_COLUMN_MIN = 30
IOC_COLUMN_MIN = 50
CONTENT_PREVIEW_MIN = 50
NOTE_PREVIEW_MIN = 60
@staticmethod
def get_tag_width(terminal_width):
"""Get responsive tag column width (40% of terminal or min 30)"""
return max(ColumnWidths.TAG_COLUMN_MIN, int(terminal_width * 0.4))
@staticmethod
def get_ioc_width(terminal_width):
"""Get responsive IOC column width (50% of terminal or min 50)"""
return max(ColumnWidths.IOC_COLUMN_MIN, int(terminal_width * 0.5))
@staticmethod
def get_content_preview_width(terminal_width):
"""Get responsive content preview width (50% of terminal or min 50)"""
return max(ColumnWidths.CONTENT_PREVIEW_MIN, int(terminal_width * 0.5))
class DialogSize:
"""Standard dialog dimensions (width, height)"""
SMALL = (40, 8) # Confirm dialogs
MEDIUM = (60, 15) # Settings, single input
LARGE = (70, 20) # Multiline, help
class Icons:
"""Unicode symbols used throughout UI"""
ACTIVE = ""
INACTIVE = ""
DIAMOND = ""
SQUARE = ""
SMALL_SQUARE = ""
ARROW_RIGHT = ""
WARNING = ""
HASH = ""
FILTER = ""
VERIFIED = ""
FAILED = ""
UNSIGNED = "?"
SEPARATOR_H = ""
SEPARATOR_V = ""
SEPARATOR_GROUP = "" # For grouping footer commands
BOX_TL = ""
BOX_BL = ""
# Box drawing for improved empty states
BOX_DOUBLE_TL = ""
BOX_DOUBLE_TR = ""
BOX_DOUBLE_BL = ""
BOX_DOUBLE_BR = ""
BOX_DOUBLE_H = ""
BOX_DOUBLE_V = ""
class Timing:
"""Timing constants"""
FLASH_MESSAGE_DURATION = 3 # seconds

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