git-afterlife: I Held a Séance for the Original flask.py

The git-afterlife command-line tool recovers deleted files from a repository's history to create an ofrenda, similar to Día de los Muertos traditions. Similarly, hauntctl functions as a haunted terminal that utilizes git blame to retrieve deleted paths. It integrates a local open-weight Gemma model to speak from the historical record rather than inventing stories. Both projects focus on the memory of code, with hauntctl released under an MIT license for its core code.