pymountd
Mount a pythond session as a FUSE directory. Variables become files.
pip install pymountd[fuse]
pymountd work /tmp/ns/work
ls /tmp/ns/work/ # variable names
cat /tmp/ns/work/df # repr(df)
echo "42" > /tmp/ns/work/x # x = 42
rm /tmp/ns/work/x # del x
Combine with pyauditd for namespace-level audit:
aud watch /tmp/ns/work # every variable mutation → HMAC chain
Requirements
- pythond (the session runtime)
fusepy(pip install pymountd[fuse])- Linux:
sudo apt install fuse3 - macOS:
brew install macfuse
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