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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds a content-writing skill, editorial references, and a ChangesContent quality system
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In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/landscape/consola.md:
- Line 5: Rewrite the opening sentence in the consola landscape reference to
explicitly name the logger as the subject, preserving the intended comparison of
audience scope.
- Around line 17-18: Update the consola comparison and opening sentence in the
referenced landscape content: describe consola as supporting Node.js, browsers,
workers, JSON reporters, and custom reporters rather than as terminal-only,
contrast its immediate reporter output with evlog’s accumulated query-oriented
event pipeline, and rewrite line 5 as a complete sentence.
In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/landscape/winston.md:
- Line 25: Update the Winston overhead guidance to either name Pino as the
comparator and cite a reproducible benchmark including its test setup and
measured results, or remove the unsupported “heavier” comparison while
preserving the requirement for sourced numerical claims.
In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/surfaces/docs.md:
- Line 3: Update the documentation editing guidance to require reading
apps/docs/AGENTS.md before modifying any path under apps/docs/**, not only
before component work; preserve the existing Docus and MDC guidance.
In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/SKILL.md:
- Around line 50-55: Update the Severity guidance near the “A tell is never
critical” statement to reconcile T-15: stylistic tell violations remain
non-critical, while factual drift identified by T-15, such as a phantom API or
contradicted source claim, remains critical.
- Around line 37-48: Update the corpus documentation around the table to
explicitly exclude `.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/` from scanned
content, while keeping `.agents/skills/` listed as included. Clarify that the
scanner does not validate those doctrine references.
In `@scripts/content-lint/fixtures/written.md`:
- Line 21: Update the fixture sentence to hyphenate the compound modifier,
changing “2 second timer” to “2-second timer”; leave the rest of the text
unchanged.
In `@scripts/content-lint/index.mjs`:
- Around line 148-152: Update fromUrl to validate the initial URL and every
redirect target before fetching, rejecting localhost, link-local, private, and
other non-public destinations while allowing only public addresses. Ensure
validation occurs on each resolved redirect rather than only the original input,
and preserve the existing timeout and response-processing behavior for approved
URLs.
- Around line 110-112: Update the baseline construction near buildBaseline so it
is always derived from the canonical corpus, rather than using scanned when the
selection merely has enough files; either always scan corpus or validate that
the selected file identities exactly match corpus. Preserve the documented
single-page verdict consistency.
- Around line 275-280: Update numberFlag to reject missing or non-finite numeric
values instead of returning null, so invalid --min-score and similar options
fail explicitly. In the --top parsing and validation flow, require a positive
integer and prevent zero from being treated as an omitted value; preserve valid
numeric option behavior.
In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/corpus.mjs`:
- Line 228: Update the COMPARATIVE regex to recognize both straight and
typographic apostrophes in “can't” and “doesn't” patterns, matching the
apostrophe handling already used by the nearby contraction regex. Preserve all
existing comparative terms and case-insensitive matching.
In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/drift.mjs`:
- Around line 17-18: Update EXPORT_LIST and the drift analysis to recognize
type-only re-exports such as export type { Foo } and track exported symbols per
package entry point rather than in one global symbols set. Validate imports
against the specific entry point they use, preserving valid type re-exports
while rejecting symbols available only from another entry point, and add
coverage for type re-exports and cross-entry imports.
In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/extract.mjs`:
- Around line 56-59: Update the region function’s regular expression to use a
non-greedy capture so it returns only the content of the first matching element,
preserving the JSDoc’s documented behavior and existing null result when no
match is found.
- Around line 72-81: Reorder the replacements in the extraction flow so the
anchor conversion runs before the heading and list-item callbacks. Update the
sequence around the heading, list-item, and anchor replacements so strip does
not remove anchors before they become Markdown links, preserving link detection
for headings and list items.
In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/mdc.mjs`:
- Around line 239-241: Update the sentence-splitting regex in the mdc processing
flow to accept lowercase letters as valid sentence starts in addition to the
existing characters, while preserving the punctuation-and-whitespace boundary
and abbreviation protection. Ensure the resulting split handles lowercase tool
names and package paths as separate sentences without changing the placeholder
restoration in the surrounding map.
In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/metrics.mjs`:
- Line 169: Update the placeholder check in the metrics filtering loop to
recognize “code” only as a whole-word token, not as a substring of words such as
“encoded”, “decode”, or “barcode”; preserve the existing digit check and
continue behavior.
- Around line 279-291: Update unbackedSections to include list items alongside
paragraphs when calculating words and detecting numeric evidence. Reuse the
relevant document list-item collection and apply the same section line bounds,
ensuring bullet-only sections are counted and numeric bullets set hasNumber
while preserving existing paragraph behavior.
In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/score.mjs`:
- Around line 53-65: Update the JSDoc parameter type for evaluate to document
the optional surface and external properties used by the function, while
preserving the existing path, metrics, and drift declarations.
- Line 15: Update the DOCUMENTING_A_DEPRECATION regular expression to remove the
broad “never” and “not” alternatives while preserving all other explicit
deprecation terms, so the T-15 guard only skips findings for actual deprecation
language.
In `@scripts/content-lint/README.md`:
- Around line 1-5: Add a changeset for the user-facing content-lint interface
documented in README, describing how contributors can run the content:lint
command and workflow.
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In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/landscape/consola.md:
- Line 17: Update the comparison in the evlog guidance to scope the
immediate-write behavior to built-in reporters: state that they render each call
as it arrives, while custom reporters may buffer, defer, or otherwise define
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In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/landscape/consola.md:
- Line 18: Update the sentence under “What evlog does differently” to avoid
attributing the comparison to evlog: describe Consola’s built-in reporters as
lacking pipeline, batching, sampling, and drain adapters, while acknowledging
that custom reporters can provide them.
- Line 10: Update the Consola reporter description to remove the claim that it
ships a JSON reporter, while retaining the accurate default and custom reporter
details. State that JSON output requires a custom reporter.
In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/net.mjs`:
- Around line 67-81: Update the hostname validation and fetch flow around
refuseHost so the address verified as public is also used for the subsequent
connection, eliminating the second independent DNS lookup. Reuse the verified
addresses through an undici Agent connect.lookup override, or connect directly
to the verified address while preserving the original hostname in the Host
header; keep existing blocked, private, and unresolved-host behavior unchanged.
- Around line 50-57: Update isPrivateV6 to expand valid IPv6 addresses into
eight numeric hextets before classification, covering fc00::/7, fe80::/10,
ff00::/8, ::, ::1, and all IPv4-mapped notations; update
scripts/content-lint/lib/net.mjs lines 50-57 accordingly. Add ::ffff:7f00:1,
0:0:0:0:0:ffff:127.0.0.1, and febf::1 to the private-address fixtures in
scripts/content-lint/lib/net.test.mjs lines 6-14.
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift
refuseHost resolves the name, and fetch resolves it again.
The two resolutions are independent, so a name that answers with a public address during the check and a private address during the connection still reaches a local service. This is a TOCTOU gap in the guarantee stated at lines 60-62.
Pin the address that passed the check. Pass an undici Agent with a custom connect.lookup that returns only the verified addresses, or connect to the verified address and send the original hostname in the host header.
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In `@scripts/content-lint/lib/net.mjs` around lines 67 - 81, Update the hostname
validation and fetch flow around refuseHost so the address verified as public is
also used for the subsequent connection, eliminating the second independent DNS
lookup. Reuse the verified addresses through an undici Agent connect.lookup
override, or connect directly to the verified address while preserving the
original hostname in the Host header; keep existing blocked, private, and
unresolved-host behavior unchanged.
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Real, and not closing it here. I have made the module say so instead of claiming a guarantee it does not provide.
Pinning the verified address needs either an undici Agent with a custom connect.lookup, or connecting to the IP and carrying the hostname in the host header. The first adds a dependency to a script in scripts/ that currently has none, and this repo requires asking before adding one. The second breaks TLS: the certificate is validated against the address, not the name.
What is in place: the private-range check now classifies numerically rather than by prefix text, so ::ffff:7f00:1, 0:0:0:0:0:ffff:127.0.0.1, and febf::1 are refused (they were not, thank you), and every redirect hop is re-checked before it is followed.
The module header now states the residual gap in as many words: the name is resolved here and again by fetch, a record that answers public then private still connects, and the check raises the cost of reaching a local service rather than making it impossible.
If --url ever runs somewhere the network is not already the boundary, this becomes worth the dependency.
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@HugoRCD, agreed. The updated header now states the residual DNS rebinding risk accurately. The numeric address checks and redirect-hop validation are useful hardening, but they do not remove the second-resolution gap.
Deferring address pinning is reasonable under the current dependency constraint and TLS requirements. Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for verified-address pinning if --url later runs outside the network boundary?
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In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/landscape/consola.md:
- Around line 18-19: Update the Consola comparison around the built-in reporters
and delivery behavior to note that eligible calls are delivered while logging is
active, while pauseLogs() queues them until resumeLogs() and repeated logs may
be throttled. Contrast these behaviors with evlog’s unit-of-work accumulation,
batching, and sampling, without implying that custom Consola reporters cannot
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- Around line 19-20: Update the final sentence in the source-verification
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| The failure mode is specific and it is not laziness: a dossier written from what you remember is fluent, confident, and wrong in the details that matter to the one reader who knows the tool. Its reporter list is plausible. Its delivery model is plausible. Neither was read. Before a dossier claims what a tool does or does not ship, that claim came off a page you opened. | ||
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Make the source-verification rule actionable.
The final sentence uses past tense: “that claim came off a page you opened.” It does not state the required action. Use an imperative sentence instead.
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- Before a dossier claims what a tool does or does not ship, that claim came off a page you opened.
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| The failure mode is specific and it is not laziness: a dossier written from what you remember is fluent, confident, and wrong in the details that matter to the one reader who knows the tool. Its reporter list is plausible. Its delivery model is plausible. Neither was read. Before a dossier claims what a tool does or does not ship, that claim came off a page you opened. | |
| The failure mode is specific and it is not laziness: a dossier written from what you remember is fluent, confident, and wrong in the details that matter to the one reader who knows the tool. Its reporter list is plausible. Its delivery model is plausible. Neither was read. Before a dossier claims what a tool does or does not ship, verify that the claim comes from a page you opened. |
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In @.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/references/landscape/README.md around
lines 19 - 20, Update the final sentence in the source-verification guidance to
use an imperative action: require authors to open a source page and verify each
claim about what a tool does or does not ship against that page before including
it in the dossier.
The standard for evlog's prose, and the deterministic half of a content review. No automation runs off this PR: it adds a skill, a scanner, and the tests that keep them honest.
The doctrine
.agents/skills/write-evlog-content/carries the voice, the atomic rules, the AI-tell corpus with the legitimate twin for each tell, the terminology, and one dossier per tool evlog gets compared to.The twin is the load-bearing idea. A scanner that only reports hits trains a reviewer to flag everything; pairing each tell with the case where it is lawful is what stops a pass from sanding the docs flat. A reference page listing three drains is listing three drains.
The scanner
pnpm content:lintranks the corpus worst-first. Findings carry a rule or tell id, a line, and a verbatim excerpt.The corpus spans two audiences, and they are judged differently:
.agents/skills/,apps/docs/skills/,AGENTS.mdRhythm checks are off on the second half. A skill whose four steps are four parallel imperatives is a procedure, not a template. Rates are compared within a surface, so a reference page is never measured against a blog post.
Three exclusions are deliberate:
apps/evi/agent/skills/(an unattended pass must not rewrite its own instructions), the doctrine's ownreferences/(they quote the prose they ban), and the rootREADME.md(a symlink onto the package one).What it cannot measure, and says so
Every scan also returns
modelChecks: the questions no threshold reaches on that page, conditioned on its surface and its shape. A page with code blocks is asked whether the samples run; a skill is asked whether itsdescriptionwould route to it. The findings are what a counter caught; this is the list of what the counters are blind to, handed over explicitly instead of left implicit.Calibration
fixtures/generated.mdscores 30 andfixtures/written.mdscores 100.fixtures.test.mjsfails when that gap closes in either direction, anddoctrine.test.mjsfails if the scanner ever emits an id the skill does not define.Checks
content:lint:test(67 tests) now runs in CI; it lives outside the turbo graph, so nothing was running it.No changeset: nothing here leaves
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