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User hit 'API error 402: ... You requested up to 131072 tokens, but can only afford 4511' on the assist alias: no provider ever sent max_tokens, so OpenRouter's credit pre-check billed the routed model's full worst-case output; user also asked to bound session history to the last 5 requests/responses. Architect decisions: - AI_MAX_TOKENS (num, default 2048): sent as max_tokens on OpenRouter and generationConfig.maxOutputTokens on Gemini — a real per-request cost ceiling. llamacpp unchanged (local/free, no pre-check). - AI_SESSION_TURNS (num, default 40 kept back-compat; messages, 2 per exchange — 10 = last 5 conversations): resolved lazily in session_push because config loads after the hardcoded line-25 default. - Both registered in the bin/pos-ai POS_CONFIG @General section, so they appear in 'pos config ai' with num: validation. Reviewer hardening (CHANGES_REQUIRED -> fixed): unguarded env input could reach jq tonumber (0/-5/010/abc all savable via config-ui's ^-?[0-9]+$) and abort the CLI; both providers and session_push now guard with ^[1-9][0-9]*$ and fall back to the default. Verified: fake-curl shim smoke (16 provider-body + 12 session-window checks incl. the 010-regression proof), make gen idempotent, make check OK, make lint 0 FAIL/0 WARN, make test 17 files / 299 checks / 0 fail (~49s), bash -n clean, git diff --check clean. Reviewer ACCEPT (twice). Tester regression round (permanent provider-body + session-pruning coverage) intentionally not run this cycle — user's call; remains a documented follow-up.
Linux_post_install — Personal Bootstrap & Homelab Toolkit
One command turns a bare Debian/Ubuntu install into a fully productive machine.
What is this
After reinstalling Linux you usually need to install packages, set up SSH, configure a firewall, and install apps. This repo automates all of that in one go.
It is a personal toolkit — a bootstrap script, a unified pos CLI for everyday tasks, optional app installers, and self-hosted services via ScaleTail + Tailscale.
What you get:
- 25+ system packages installed automatically
- The
posCLI: AI (Gemini chat), network, Docker (compose + vbox VMs), media, system, SSH, share (USB over network + NFS), communication (Telegram), and entertainment (public-API plugins → Telegram) tools - Wi-Fi hotspot tools (
create_ap,wihotspot-gui) viapos network hotspot pos tree— browse the whole CLI: categories, commands, and subcommands- 15 optional desktop apps (VS Code, Brave, OBS, Tailscale, …) — pick what you want
- 119+ self-hosted services with Tailscale access (Jellyfin, Home Assistant, …)
- systemd services for SSH agent, boot-time automation, and a daily Telegram health digest (
pos system health) - Everything lands in
/usr/local/bin/— you can delete the repo after install
Quick Start
git clone https://gitea.skink-platy.ts.net/admin/Linux_post_install.git
cd Linux_post_install
./install.sh # core: packages + CLI + services + ScaleTail
./install.sh --feature # also install features/ scripts (asks before overwriting)
./install.sh --apps # also install optional desktop apps (interactive)
| Flag | What it does |
|---|---|
--feature |
Install features/ scripts to /usr/local/bin/, sets their flags |
--apps |
Interactive app picker after core install |
--full |
Core install + all apps (non-interactive) |
--dry-run |
Preview without executing |
--skip <phase> |
Skip a phase: preinstall, scripts, postinstall, scalepoint, apps |
--steps <spec> |
Run only specific phases, e.g. --steps 1,3 |
--no-color |
Disable colored output |
Documentation
| Topic | Where |
|---|---|
| Docs index | DOC/README.md |
pos HOW-TO guides (recipes + troubleshooting) |
DOC/HOWTO.md |
| Core scripts (installer, libs, features) — how they work + config | DOC/SCRIPTS.md |
pos CLI reference (all commands, compose config, wrappers) |
DOC/POS.md |
| Optional apps (picker + full catalog) | DOC/APPS.md |
| Systemd services & bash completion | DOC/SYSTEMD.md |
| Developer guide (add tools/apps/features) | DOC/DEV.md |
| Algorithm diagrams | DOC/algorithm.md |