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SDI: Secure Semantic Data Injection

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From: Jessica Mulein <jessica@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: SDI: Secure Semantic Data Injection
Date: Sun, 17 May 2026 20:41:01 +0000
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Thread-topic: SDI: Secure Semantic Data Injection

I’ve developed a variant of ZSH called BSH (https://bsh.digitaldefiance.org) which uses BrightDates (https://brightdate.org) instead of Julian dates, and that’s a whole other thing, but in the process, I developed a thing called “SDI” or "Secure Semantic Data Injection” and added it to BSH.

I am recommending it be added to ZSH as well. Its purpose is for shuttling temporary credentials from development servers and such to a 1Password like desktop receiver that can make cut/paste easy..

I’ve developed a simple version: https://sdiagent.digitaldefiance.org and it is installable via homebrew.

BSH is available via brew too but you’d have to put up with the BrightDates and I don’t necessarily recommend it for everyone. They’re handy for scripting though.

That being said I think BSH has its place. I think SDI has its place.

Hopefully I have my place and can be of service.

Jessica Mulein

President

Digital Defiance (501c3)

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