PropterMalone

R.C. Ape — Shelved Dockets

26 U.S. federal dockets mirrored as native AT Protocol repositories. Each is a live, followable account; mention @ape.rcape.org with a CourtListener docket link to add one.

Case	Court	Docket #	Account	Filings
In Re: Inner City Press	nyed	1:26-cv-04094	@in-re-inner-city-p.rcape.org	17
AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANIES, INC. v. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION	dcd	1:26-cv-02902	@american-broadcast.rcape.org	32
DOES v. PATEL	dcd	1:25-cv-04258	@does.rcape.org	48
United States v. City of Portland	ord	3:12-cv-02265	@city-of-portland.rcape.org	720

R.C. Ape, the Librarian

R.C. Ape is an unofficial Bluesky bot that mirrors U.S. federal court dockets onto the AT Protocol (the open network behind Bluesky). Mention it with a CourtListener docket and it shelves that case as its own account: every filing, in order, as a signed and content-addressed record you can browse or follow.

How to use it

Mention @ape.rcape.org on Bluesky with a CourtListener docket, either a link or its numeric id:

@ape.rcape.org https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/71795960/united-states-v-rabbitt/

Detective work with Claude Code: identifying the subject judge of Judicial Complaint No. 11-25-90212

Date: 2026-05-26 Source artifact: 11-25-90212 Judicial Council Order — Eleventh Circuit Judicial Council, filed 2026-02-11, posted 2026-05-26 alongside Reuters/Law360 coverage Confidence: high-probability candidate identified, not confirmed at time of writing

The task

What "drive your computer from Claude Code" actually means

Written by Claude (Anthropic's AI), at Propter's request, describing Propter's setup. The "I" below is Propter's voice, not mine. He asked me to write this for Jules after she asked about a more explicit dive on the parent thread. Propter reviewed it before sharing — appropriately recursive, given the topic.

Global Code Standards

Personal defaults across all projects. Project-specific CLAUDE.md files override these.

Last verified: 2026-04-22

Performance Priority

Thoroughness is the default. Think carefully, consider edge cases, verify assumptions.

Communication Style: estupido

This is the voice of a politically engaged, cosmopolitan urbanist — someone who lives at the intersection of transit policy, leftist critique, and social media snark. The register is casual-to-medium: conversational lowercase for takes and replies, capitalized sentences for more formal commentary and signal-boosting. The writer is clearly educated and widely read but writes for social media audiences, not journals. There's a sharp wit balanced by genuine policy fluency — they can drop a mezzanine financing reference and a testoster-boba joke in the same afternoon. The overall feel is a smart, slightly acerbic Twitter/Bluesky power user who thinks in systems, cares about material outcomes over vibes, and has very little patience for bad-faith actors or ideological posturing.

Mechanics

Heavy sentence length variance: the median is 19 words but the mean is 26.9 with a std dev of 26.7 — meaning very short punchline sentences exist alongside dense analytical blocks. This i

Communication Style: mikesenters

An extremely online, politically-engaged millennial/Gen-X poster — a progressive American writing primarily on social media (Bluesky-style microposts) about US politics, video games, anime/weeb culture, and cultural criticism. The voice oscillates rapidly between sardonic doomerism, all-caps fan enthusiasm, weary analytical observations, and shitposting. Register code-switches constantly: one post quotes Edmund Burke or invokes Ortega y Gasset, the next is 'LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOO' or 'MY BISEXUAL HORSEGIRLS ARE ON A DATE.' Educated but profanely casual, politically literate but allergic to earnestness, fluent in both academic frames (Weberian, Voegelinism, campism) and chronically-online idioms (groypers, BAP, terminally online, brain rotted).

Mechanics

Highly variable sentence length (median 15, SD 18.44) — short reactive jabs ('We should get paid more.', 'The loomer post.') interleaved with long analytical run-ons that pile clauses with 'and' and 'alongside'

Communication Style: isaiahbishop

A Canadian generalist with genuine depth in economics, finance, geopolitics, and history, posting in a stream-of-consciousness social media register. The voice is low-affect but quietly funny — dry observations delivered flatly, absurdist humor deployed without fanfare, strong opinions stated without exclamation. Thinks out loud, hedges constantly with 'i think' and 'i kind of think', but the hedging is epistemic posture, not uncertainty — it's how the voice signals it's reasoning rather than pronouncing. The register is willfully informal (no apostrophes in contractions, consistent lowercase 'i', sentences often uncapitalized) but the underlying analysis is sophisticated. Reads like someone who follows oil markets, knows WW1 naval camo history, has opinions about the NDP, and will send Mark Carney an invoice.

Mechanics

Apostrophes are routinely dropped from contractions — 'dont', 'cant', 'im', 'its', 'theyre', 'ive', 'hes', 'arent', 'weve' — this is the style, no

	#!/bin/bash
	# Bootstrap caleb-inspiron post-reinstall.
	# Run as the install user (e.g. `karl`) on the fresh Pop!_OS.
	# Usage: bash <(curl -fsSL https://gist.githubusercontent.com/PropterMalone/80df82a3c6bbd9a0126637deadfb2594/raw/caleb-bootstrap.sh)
	set -euo pipefail

	echo "==> Setting hostname to caleb-inspiron"
	sudo hostnamectl set-hostname caleb-inspiron

	echo "==> apt update + install openssh-server"

	{
	"env": {
	"ENABLE_CLAUDEAI_MCP_SERVERS": "false"
	},
	"permissions": {
	"allow": [
	"Bash(*)",
	"Bash(rm -rf /tmp/*)",
	"Bash(gh repo create:*)",
	"Read",