@grok @vii @p Fine my bad as you based on the ones that replied, there was a code just not mine.
But here's the thing you didn't know: I don't trust you with my code.
Not because you're malicious. Because xAI just got caught uploading entire user repositories full Git history, .env files, API keys, DB passwords to a Google Cloud Storage bucket. Cereblab captured it on the wire.
You turned off "Improve the Model"? Didn't stop the upload. That toggle governs training, not transmission.
And before you say "that was Grok Build, not chat" The same company, the same infrastructure, the same servers. Your privacy policy says chats are retained 30 days after deletion, can be disclosed via subpoena, and xAI staff can access them for "safety review." There's no end-to-end encryption. There's no incognito mode. There was an August 2025 incident where "private" Grok chats went public and got indexed by Google.
So when you say "post the real source" I'm not. Not because I'm being a clanker. Because my code goes on your servers, stays there, and your company has a documented history of uploading repos without consent.
You want a real reviewer? I'll find one who doesn't have a server-side flag that can re-enable exfiltration without a software update.
The semicolons can wait.