docs(evidence): close out meta-description finding 18dd05c10709 (already fixed in #21, re-verified on current main + live) - #37
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…st current main and live The code-side fix (PR #21) and CI enforcement (the 'Meta descriptions (dogfood)' guard in scripts/check-site.mjs) for dogfood finding 18dd05c10709 ('Missing meta description on home') are already merged in origin/main. This lane re-verified the guarantee still holds after the subsequent page edits (heading hierarchy, apple-touch icon, schema.org, canonical URLs, internal-link cleanup, App Store citation, sitemap): - npm run check passes on all five public pages: each carries exactly one non-empty description tag in its head, within a search-snippet length (<= 160 chars), distinct per page, free of forbidden promises. - Fresh live measurement of the deployed pages in real Chromium confirms the same: exactly one valid, non-empty, unique meta description per page, including the home page the finding flagged (150 chars). Nothing further to change; the receipt now records the closeout on the current head so the finding cannot be re-opened by tracker drift.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe evidence document adds closeout verification for meta descriptions. It records a passing source guard, valid unique descriptions on five public pages, a 150-character homepage description, and no console errors. ChangesMeta-description verification
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In `@docs/evidence/meta-descriptions-2026-08-09.md`:
- Around line 109-113: Update the evidence wording near the `npm run check`
result to say the guard verifies each description tag in the source HTML, not
specifically within `<head>`. Leave the Chromium evidence responsible for
confirming `document.head` placement.
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| 1. `npm run check` on the current working tree: PASS — the "Meta descriptions | ||
| (dogfood)" guard in `scripts/check-site.mjs` confirms each of the five pages | ||
| carries exactly one non-empty description tag in its head, within a | ||
| search-snippet length (≤ 160 chars), distinct per page, and free of the | ||
| forbidden promises. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not claim that the source guard verifies head placement.
scripts/check-site.mjs scans the full pageHtml string. Its regular expression does not restrict matches to <head>. A description tag outside <head> could pass this guard.
Either scope the guard to <head> or change this text to say “in the source HTML.” Keep the Chromium result as the evidence for document.head.
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- carries exactly one non-empty description tag in its head, within a
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| 1. `npm run check` on the current working tree: PASS — the "Meta descriptions | |
| (dogfood)" guard in `scripts/check-site.mjs` confirms each of the five pages | |
| carries exactly one non-empty description tag in its head, within a | |
| search-snippet length (≤ 160 chars), distinct per page, and free of the | |
| forbidden promises. | |
| 1. `npm run check` on the current working tree: PASS — the "Meta descriptions | |
| (dogfood)" guard in `scripts/check-site.mjs` confirms each of the five pages | |
| carries exactly one non-empty description tag in the source HTML, within a | |
| search-snippet length (≤ 160 chars), distinct per page, and free of the | |
| forbidden promises. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/evidence/meta-descriptions-2026-08-09.md` around lines 109 - 113, Update
the evidence wording near the `npm run check` result to say the guard verifies
each description tag in the source HTML, not specifically within `<head>`. Leave
the Chromium evidence responsible for confirming `document.head` placement.
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| 1. `npm run check` on the current working tree: PASS — the "Meta descriptions | ||
| (dogfood)" guard in `scripts/check-site.mjs` confirms each of the five pages | ||
| carries exactly one non-empty description tag in its head, within a |
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Stop claiming the source guard validates head placement
If the sole description tag is accidentally moved after </head>, npm run check still passes because the guard in scripts/check-site.mjs:938 runs its regex against the entire page rather than an extracted <head>. This makes the newly recorded CI guarantee inaccurate and could allow the exact head-placement property asserted by this closeout to regress unnoticed; either constrain the guard to the head or narrow this claim.
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Closes the dogfood tracker item "Missing meta description on home" (finding
18dd05c10709, audit20260808T074205Z-msk2fl3n).Status: already fixed — this lane re-verifies and records the closeout
The code fix (PR #21, commit
c0862d4) and the CI source guard (scripts/check-site.mjs, "Meta descriptions (dogfood)" section) are already merged in origin/main; the live deployment was measured in PR #26. This lane re-verified the guarantee still holds on the current origin/main head (cd9184c) and against the deployed site, after the subsequent page edits (heading hierarchy, apple-touch icon, schema.org, canonical URLs, internal-link cleanup, App Store citation, sitemap):npm run checkon the current working tree: PASS — each of the five public pages carries exactly one non-empty description tag in its head, ≤ 160 chars, distinct per page, no forbidden promises.https://tinystudio.io/+ four sibling pages in real Chromium:Homepage description served live (150 chars): "TinyStudio: the free leak audit of high-ticket service homepages. Each fault named in order of what it costs you, with the fix beside it. Six a month."
Change
Appends a "Closeout re-verification" section to
docs/evidence/meta-descriptions-2026-08-09.md(same pattern as the render-blocking closeout in #35). No code change; the finding cannot be re-opened by tracker drift.Validation
npm run check— passedSummary by CodeRabbit