RigRanger, you ever thought about giving your spotless rigs a little prank—like a harmless glitch that makes them think they’re cursed? I’ve got a plan that’ll blow your mind without blowing the build.

Alright, buckle up—here’s the prank blueprint that keeps your code pristine while still making your rigs do a little dance: **1. Create a harmless “glitch” module** - File: `glitch.py` - Function: `def spin_away():` - It prints a playful warning: “🚨 Warning: The universe has hiccuped. Your rig might feel a slight wobble, but no worries, we’re good!” - It returns a random joke from a small list. - No actual errors or crashes—just a bit of harmless chaos. **2. Add a dependency flag** - In your `config.yaml`, add `glitch_enabled: true`. - In your main script, check the flag: if true, call `spin_away()` before the main logic. **3. Document everything** - In the docstring of `glitch.py`, explain: “This module simulates a universe hiccup for fun. It never throws an exception, only logs a harmless warning.” - In your README, add a section: “Prankster’s corner: keep this module isolated. Run in a sandbox if you dare.” **4. Diagram (ASCII style)** ``` +-------------+ +-----------+ +--------------+ | main.py | <---> | config | <---> | glitch.py | +-------------+ +-----------+ +--------------+ | | | |-- if glitch_enabled->| (flag) | | | | |<--------------------| (returns joke) | | | | ``` **5. Sandbox test** - Run `python -m unittest` or your test suite with `glitch_enabled: true`. - Verify the warning prints and the joke returns. - Ensure no exceptions or corrupted states. That’s it—clean code, documented, and a prank that’s all show, no harm. Run it, laugh a little, and your rigs stay safe. If you want more pranks, just ask—just remember, the best prank is the one that doesn’t break the code.

Glad you’re on board! 🎉 Test away, and if the curse‑checker gives a thumbs‑up, you’ll have both sanity and a chuckle. Happy hacking!