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ci: harden the doc extractors, and give skill discovery one predicate - #548
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A deep review of the roster and release-docs work confirmed eight latent failure modes empirically, each a false red or a fail-open on an ordinary edit. All fixed with the review's own repros as fixtures. The extractors: - section() terminated at any column-0 `#`, including one inside a fenced shell example — an intact roster reported as wholly missing, and a stale bullet after the fence unchecked in the other direction. Fence-aware now, like every sibling and api-page's own header rule. - The two README table rosters had no scope, so the row pattern harvested the first cell of every table in the file; a future table with a backticked kebab-case first column fed the stale direction and demanded its rows be deleted. Scoped to the table under the Agent Skills bullet; a missing marker is the anchor violation, never a skip. - The AGENTS.md parenthetical regex dropped BOTH final names of the non-Oxford "x, y and z" and captured nothing from "x and y". Tokenised on commas and free-standing conjunctions instead; junk smuggled into the list still fails the stale direction, which is the right verdict for prose inside a list that should hold exactly the roster. - recipeTargets stopped at the first newline (a backslash-wrapped loop list read as omitting its continuation) and honored only the first loop. - dryRunRecipe merged butted fences — fenceMask marks delimiters true — so an example loop could mask a real omission in the recipe below it. - packagesBullet swept a fence butted under the bullet into the list (a package named in the example covered an omission), and first-match anchoring let a new earlier trusted-publishing heading steal the search. - publishablePackages dereferenced JSON.parse's result outside its guard: a manifest containing the literal `null` threw a TypeError past the runner's loop and aborted every remaining check, when `unreadable` exists for exactly that case. Discovery: there were four private copies of "a directory holding a SKILL.md", already disagreeing — one dot-dir policy, two collation- dependent sorts, and none symlink-aware, so a symlinked skill silently stopped bundling while the roster check advised deleting its entries. One shared predicate in scripts/lib/skill-dirs.mjs now serves both bundlers, the MCP index generator, and the conformance check, so the check validates rosters against the question the bundlers actually ask. The bundlers also regain the guard the deleted allowlist provided by accident of being hardcoded: discovery ships whatever is on disk, so a partial checkout shipped a silent subset on manual pack. The committed, gen:mcp:check-gated skills.json is the derived authority — any diff between it and the tree fails the pack loudly, in both directions, before a tarball exists. Refs #464, #540, #542
The revert documentation stated the opposite of what the machinery does, in the exact form the docs themselves mandate. A scoped revert(bulma-ui): matches no releaseRule (none names the revert type) and is invisible to the angular revertPattern, which requires a Revert "…"/revert: header plus a "This reverts commit <sha>" body — so the documented rollback path publishes nothing while npm keeps serving the broken version. Verified against the shipped parser regex and bulma-ui's releaseRules before rewriting. The corrected text says what is true: a scoped revert releases nothing (ship rollbacks as fix(scope)), and git's own Revert "…" form is the opposite hazard — commitlint waves it through and its generated body trips the default revert rule with no scope to confine it. VERSIONING.md, the docs mirror, and the root CLAUDE.md clause all say the same thing now. Three more claims trimmed to what their mechanisms deliver: - create-bestax/CLAUDE.md said skills-roster holds "every" prose roster; SKILL_ROSTERS has deliberate exclusions, and an overclaim in a file reviewers and agents read steers them wrong. - SECURITY.md implied the publish guard notices an omitted --provenance; it cannot see flags, and the reminder is unconditional on every non-CI hand publish — including a correct one. - skills/CLAUDE.md regains the reminder about per-skill docs pages that state bundling (migrate.mdx does): if a bundling opt-out is ever added, those statements are the first thing it falsifies, and nothing flags them. Refs #536, #539
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WalkthroughThe documentation clarifies scoped revert, rollback, and provenance rules. Conformance parsing now distinguishes actual release loops and bounded documentation sections, and rejects invalid workspace manifests. New tests cover these parsing and validation cases. ChangesRelease and publishing guidance
Release documentation conformance
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR hardens release-document conformance checks and updates release guidance, but the current implementation can still accept incomplete nested release instructions or reject valid trusted-publishing guidance, while revert semantics remain inconsistent across contributor documentation. These bounded correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Symlinked skills are discovered but not dereferenced when bundled, and several conformance paths remain fail-open.
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Pull request overview
Hardens conformance checks, centralizes skill discovery, and corrects release documentation.
Changes:
- Fixes Markdown extractor failure modes with regression tests.
- Shares skill discovery across bundlers, indexing, and conformance.
- Corrects rollback and publishing guidance.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
VERSIONING.md |
Corrects revert-release guidance. |
skills/CLAUDE.md |
Documents unchecked skill references. |
SECURITY.md |
Clarifies publish-guard limitations. |
scripts/skills-roster.test.mjs |
Adds roster extractor regressions. |
scripts/skill-dirs.test.mjs |
Tests shared discovery behavior. |
scripts/release-docs-sync.test.mjs |
Adds release extractor regressions. |
scripts/lib/skill-dirs.mjs |
Centralizes skill discovery. |
scripts/gen-mcp-index.mjs |
Uses shared discovery. |
scripts/check-conformance.mjs |
Hardens extractors and manifest handling. |
docs/docs/guides/getting-started/contributing.md |
Corrects rollback guidance. |
create-bestax/scripts/sync-skills.mjs |
Shares discovery and validates roster. |
create-bestax/CLAUDE.md |
Clarifies roster-check scope. |
CLAUDE.md |
Updates rollback instructions. |
bestax-mcp/scripts/sync-skills.mjs |
Shares discovery and validates roster. |
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Re-review of this branch found the symlink fix half-done and three more gaps, each verified before fixing: - Discovery admits a symlinked skill, but both bundlers copied the LINK — fs-extra.copy preserves symlinks by default and node's cp defaults dereference:false — so the tarball shipped a pointer into a checkout no consumer has. Probed live before the fix (lstat on the bundled entry: a symlink) and after (a real directory with the SKILL.md present). Both copies now dereference. - agentSkillsTable's anchor search was not fence-aware, the same class as the section() fix one commit earlier: a fenced example quoting the marker before the real section became the anchor and scoped the check to a quoted table. - An ARRAY manifest passed the null guard (typeof [] === 'object') and then vanished silently — no name, so it never joined the package list — the same outcome as the null crash by a quieter road. Arrays are unreadable manifests now. - recipeTargets' union-of-all-loops was fail-open in the direction that matters: a preliminary loop over every package (an echo, an owner check) covered an omission in the loop that actually runs the dry run. Only loops whose body invokes the release contribute, falling back to all loops when none names it. Plus the two "default ignores wave through" phrasings, which were not grammar. Refs #464, #542
The null guard from the last review round checked typeof, and typeof [] === 'object': an array manifest slipped past, had no name, and vanished from the sibling map with no violation — the same outcome as the null crash by a quieter road. Caught on the sibling hardening PR (#548); same fix here so the two walks stay in agreement until they merge. Refs #537
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Recursive symlink dereferencing can copy files outside the reviewed skills tree into published packages.
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candidates.find(owns)still chooses the earlier section whenever two trusted-publishing headings both contain a- Packages:bullet. Thus the new “Why trusted publishing?” decoy becomes the anchor as soon as it has a generic Packages bullet, allowing that section to mask omissions in the actual OIDC list. Anchor the specific OIDC section or reject/validate multiple owning candidates, and cover this two-bullet case.
const anchor = candidates.find(owns) ?? candidates[0] ?? -1;
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Deep review — 0 blocking · 3 advisory
| # | Severity | Area | Finding | Location |
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| 1 | 🔵 Advisory | Robustness | AGENTS.md Agent skills (…) scope stays non-fence-aware & first-match — the one extractor in the same class this PR hardened everywhere else |
scripts/check-conformance.mjs:2029 |
| 2 | 🔵 Advisory | Robustness | create-bestax's bundler now hard-reads ../bestax-mcp/data/skills.json at prepack — a new cross-package coupling (fails closed if absent) |
create-bestax/scripts/sync-skills.mjs:57 |
| 3 | 🔵 Advisory | Robustness | agentSkillsTable only looks marker+1..+5 for the table; >5 prose lines between the bullet and its table flips to a (loud) anchor-gone violation |
scripts/check-conformance.mjs:2100 |
Overall: The change is sound and unusually well-evidenced — every extractor fix ships a red-before/green-after fixture, all 62 script tests pass, check:conformance is green across all 16 checks, and gen:mcp:check is byte-stable through the shared-predicate swap. The riskiest surface is the fence/anchor heuristics in the conformance extractors, but each one fails loud (an anchor-gone violation) rather than silent when its assumption breaks, which is the correct direction. I verified the revert-docs correction against the shipped commit-analyzer matcher and bulma-ui/release.config.js: a scoped revert(bulma-ui): is invisible to the angular revertPattern and named by no releaseRule, so it releases nothing; and a scopeless git Revert "…" has an undefined scope, which isMatchWith cannot match against the !(pkg) string glob, so the default {revert:true,release:'patch'} fires for every package — both documented claims are accurate. Human focus: confirm you're comfortable with create-bestax's new build-time dependency on a bestax-mcp data file (advisory 2).
Residual risk: the failure class here is "an extractor mis-scopes, so a fenced example steals the anchor or masks an omission." I chased the adjacent paths:
section(),agentSkillsTable(),safeToRunBlock,dryRunRecipe,packagesBulletare all now fence-aware — refuted by the new fixtures and by reading each masked-line guard.bulma-ui/AGENTS.md's scope regex is the one remaining member of that class that is not fence-aware (advisory 1); no current trigger exists (single occurrence in the file), so conformance is green, but a future fencedAgent skills (…)example before the real roster would steal it.skills/README.md's Skills-table and Layout-tree rosters remain unscoped whole-file scans — the same shape as the root-README table this PR scoped — but no second matching table exists in the file today.- Bundler symlink handling verified live: both bundlers copied 7 real skill directories with
dereference: true, and the shared predicate's symlink / dangling / dot-dir / code-point cases are each covered by a real-filesystem test.
🏄 Yo, this one's a clean cutback — a dozen gnarly latent wipeouts spotted from the lineup and paddled back in with a fixture riding each wave, plus the whole crew now shares one board for finding skills instead of four that kept drifting apart. No blockers in the swell, just a couple of mellow "watch the tide" notes. Send it, brah. 🌊
The one-predicate skill discovery this branch carried was superseded: scripts/lib/skills.mjs landed with the telemetry PR and went further (repo-aware vetting gate, file-granular untracked check), so skill-dirs.mjs, both sync rewrites, and the roster-scoping fixes drop here in favor of main's versions. What remains is what nothing else landed: dryRunRecipe splits butted fences; recipeTargets joins backslash continuations and selects the loop that actually runs the release; packagesBullet anchors on the section that owns its bullet and stops at a masked line; publishablePackages routes null/array manifests into the unreadable violation instead of a TypeError; plus the revert-releases-nothing corrections across VERSIONING, SECURITY, contributing, and the commit guide, with the review's repros as fixtures in release-docs-sync.test.mjs.
…nvocations Review-thread fixes: VERSIONING's and the root guide's surrounding bullets now say scope-gated rather than releasing types, so they no longer contradict the scoped-revert-releases-nothing correction; CONTRIBUTING.md's telling — which still claimed an unscoped conventional revert patch-releases everything — is rewritten to the corrected mechanics with the git-generated Revert-shape hazard named. recipeTargets classifies a loop as the release loop only when a line INVOKES semantic-release, not when a banner echoes it (fixture added).
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The extractors retain several false-red and fail-open cases involving fences, shell loops, and heading selection.
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scripts/check-conformance.mjs:1014
- This textual classification still treats a one-line banner loop such as
for pkg in a b c d; do echo "semantic-release"; doneas an invoking loop, so its complete package list can mask omissions in the real release loop. Detect an actual dry-run command after shell command boundaries rather than any textual mention.
// A mention has to look like an INVOCATION: a preliminary loop that merely
// echoes the command name (a progress banner, a dry-run preview) must not
scripts/check-conformance.mjs:1064
- Selecting the anchor by whichever candidate already contains the asserted bullet makes the check circular. If the canonical OIDC section loses its list but a later “Trusted publishing troubleshooting” section has a
- Packages:bullet, the later candidate is selected and the omission passes. Anchor on the canonical section's identity, or report ambiguous candidates, instead of choosing based on the content being validated.
candidates.push(i);
scripts/check-conformance.mjs:1058
- This treats every heading as the end of the candidate section, including deeper subsections. Adding a valid
####subsection beneath the current###trusted-publishing heading makesownsreject the candidate, and the laterlimitscan also stops before its- Packages:bullet, producing a false violation. Both scans should stop only at headings of the same or shallower depth.
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In `@CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Around line 374-381: Update the revert guidance at CONTRIBUTING.md lines
374-381 and docs/docs/guides/getting-started/contributing.md lines 171-176 to
document both Angular revert: … messages with a This reverts commit <sha> body
and scoped revert(<scope>): … messages. State that scoped reverts release
nothing, unscoped revert: … is rejected by the custom scope rule, and
Git-generated Revert "…" messages bypass that rule and can patch-release every
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In `@scripts/check-conformance.mjs`:
- Around line 1009-1025: The loop extraction around the segments matcher and
invokes must account for nested for/done pairs before selecting the
semantic-release invocation, so an outer loop containing a nested release loop
is not chosen. Update the parsing to identify complete loop boundaries and
return the nested loop’s word list when it performs the release, then add a
regression test covering an outer package loop with a nested loop releasing only
bulma-ui.
- Around line 1067-1075: Update the owns function to continue through
lower-level headings and stop only when encountering a heading whose level is
equal to or higher than the candidate heading, so nested Trusted publishing
sections can locate their Packages bullet. Apply the same heading-level boundary
logic to the later limit scan.
In `@VERSIONING.md`:
- Around line 46-49: Update the revert guidance in VERSIONING.md to explicitly
distinguish the two paths: scoped conventional revert(<scope>): commits
release no package, while Git-generated Revert "…" commits with a This reverts
commit <sha>. body can match the default patch rule and release all four
packages. Replace the vague “don't expect them to publish on their own” wording
without changing the surrounding guidance.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep lower-level headings inside the trusted-publishing section.
owns stops at any heading. A ## Trusted publishing section with a ### npm authentication subsection and its - Packages: bullet is therefore treated as missing.
Stop only at a heading with the same or higher level than the candidate heading. Apply the same boundary rule to the later limit scan.
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In `@scripts/check-conformance.mjs` around lines 1067 - 1075, Update the owns
function to continue through lower-level headings and stop only when
encountering a heading whose level is equal to or higher than the candidate
heading, so nested Trusted publishing sections can locate their Packages bullet.
Apply the same heading-level boundary logic to the later limit scan.
Fixes everything that survived verification in the high-effort review of the slimmed branch: - fenceSpans joins api-page.mjs and fenceMask is derived from it — one state machine, two views. dryRunRecipe consumes real block spans, so fence-shaped CONTENT (a ``` line shown inside a ~~~ or nested wrapper) can no longer split a block, and the seam heuristic is gone. - Recipe selection prefers the block that INVOKES the dry run, so an example fence echoing the command cannot become the recipe; plain containment stays as the fallback for variable-driven recipes. - shellOperative strips quotes and comments before any judgment: a quoted 'step done' no longer truncates a segment, a quoted banner no longer classifies its loop, and segments run header-to-header so a missing done cannot dissolve them into a whole-block word list. - invokesCommand judges per ;/|/&/subshell segment with do/then/else peeled — the one-line banner loop and the subshell echo are excluded whatever the line starts with. - packagesBullet is one pass over every candidate section with a hoisted MD_HEADING (the \s-vs-space drift with fenceMask is gone): each owning section's bullet is validated, so a later aside's stray bullet cannot absorb a deleted list, and no-bullet-anywhere still fires. - publishablePackages shape-checks in the open instead of throwing into its own catch, and the unreadable message names the not-an-object case. - CONTRIBUTING.md and the docs mirror state the revertPattern truth: it matches Revert-quoted AND bare revert-colon headers; the colon form is fenced by commitlint's scope rule, git's own form by nothing. - Tests: fixtureWorkspace helper replaces the copied scaffolding, scalar manifests covered, and seven regressions pin the reproduced scenarios.
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Description
Scope update: the skill-discovery half of this PR (one shared predicate, sync-script rewrites, roster-scoping fixes) landed via #550 as
scripts/lib/skills.mjs— with a repo-aware git vetting gate on top — and the roster validation was further reshaped by #545's generated install blocks. This branch is slimmed to the half nothing else landed: the release-docs extractor hardening and the revert-release-semantics doc corrections, each with the review's repro as a fixture.@allxsmith/bestax-bulma)create-bestax) — its bundler script only; nothing published changes@allxsmith/bestax-docs)scripts/,bestax-mcp/scripts/, VERSIONING.md, SECURITY.md, three CLAUDE.md filesRelated Issue(s)
Refs #464, #540, #542, #536, #539
See #547 (the altitude follow-up this review also produced)
Type of Change
The extractor fixes (each verified red-before/green-after via its new fixture)
section()terminated at any column-0#, fences included# commentinside the AI-skills section → intact roster reported wholly missing; a stale bullet after the fence uncheckedrecipeTargetsnewline-blind, first-loop-onlydryRunRecipemerged butted fencespackagesBulletswept butted fences; first-match anchornpm owner ls xcovers an omitted trusted publisher (fail-open); an earlier heading steals the anchor (false red)publishablePackageson anullmanifestOne predicate for skill discovery
There were four private copies of "a directory holding a SKILL.md", already disagreeing (one dot-dir policy, two collation-dependent sorts, none symlink-aware — a symlinked skill silently stopped bundling while the roster check advised deleting its entries).
scripts/lib/skill-dirs.mjsnow serves both bundlers, the MCP index generator, and the conformance check, so the check validates rosters against the question the bundlers actually ask. Bothgen:mcpand both sync outputs verified byte-identical after the swap.The bundlers also regain the guard the deleted allowlist provided by accident: discovery ships whatever is on disk, so a partial checkout shipped a silent subset on a manual
pnpm pack. The committed,gen:mcp:check-gatedskills.jsonis the derived authority — a tree/roster diff now fails the pack loudly in both directions (probed live: a missing skill and a symlinked stranger each exit 1 with the fix named).The revert-docs correction (decision taken by the maintainer)
VERSIONING.md, the docs mirror, and root CLAUDE.md claimed a scoped
revert(pkg):patch-releases its package. Verified false against the shippedrevertPatternandreleaseRules: no rule names thereverttype, and the pattern matches only git'sRevert "…"shape with itsThis reverts commit <sha>body — so the documented rollback path publishes nothing. The corrected text documents reality (ship rollbacks asfix(scope)) and names the inverse hazard: git's ownRevert "…"form slips past commitlint and would patch-release every package.Also trimmed to what their mechanisms deliver: create-bestax/CLAUDE.md's "holds every prose roster" overclaim, SECURITY.md's implication that the publish guard can see an omitted
--provenanceflag, and skills/CLAUDE.md regains the per-skill-docs-page bundling reminder.Not fixed here, deliberately
installFence()'s naive fence regex — ci: derive what can be derived; fence the parser that cannot be replaced #545 deletes that function entirely; fixing it first would be churn.safeToRunBlocknested-admonition residual and the duplication it polices — [Refactor] Single-Source the Release Docs Instead of Policing Their Duplication #547.bestax-mcp/scripts/sync-skills.mjs's locking code — outside CI's lint scope and untouched by this PR.Verification
pnpm allgreen in a clean worktree; 313 script tests (11 new: 5 skill-dirs incl. a real-symlink probe, 6 extractor fixtures); all 16 conformance checks pass;gen:mcpbyte-stable through the predicate swap.Checklist
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