irl-besty ☠️✨
A warm amber terminal ritual for hiding tiny secrets. Developed by Anika Mukherjee - irl Professor Bones Team.
irl-besty is a sleek, highly-aesthetic terminal tool that scrambles any text file into an impenetrable wall of emojis. Built on a pseudo-random number generator seeded with your password, it shifts ASCII bytes into the Unicode Emoji block, making it mathematically impossible to decode without the exact key.
🚀 Features
- IRL Wisdom aesthetic: Warm amber terminal panels, moai-safe copy, and slash-command style prompts.
- Absolute Encryption: The same text encrypts to completely different emojis depending on the password.
- Interactive Prompts: No clunky CLI arguments required—just type
bestyand follow the gorgeous prompts.
📦 Installation
pip install irl-besty
🎮 Usage
Once installed, simply run the tool from anywhere in your terminal:
besty
The interactive module will launch, asking you if you want to encode or decode, which file to target, and what password to use for the encryption engine.
Rollback / old versions
If you want an older Besty release, the easy way is the Moai rollback command:
# See available versions
pip index versions irl-besty
# Roll back to a specific version
pip install --upgrade irl-besty==2.0.5
# Example: return to the previous stable release
pip install --upgrade irl-besty==2.0.4
Moai note: old versions still use the same besty command. Close any open besty terminal before upgrading or rolling back on Windows.
Built for the irl ecosystem. Why use AES-256 when you can encrypt your secrets into 💅✨☠️🐶?
Release files for irl-besty 2.0.7
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