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Pull request overview
Adds a conformance gate that detects fragile numeric claims and line references in repository prose.
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- Adds the prose scanner and unit tests.
- Registers scanning across workflows, guides, and
CLAUDE.mdfiles. - Rewrites existing fragile prose and marks deliberate exceptions.
File summaries
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scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs |
Implements prose detection and masking. |
scripts/fragile-prose.test.mjs |
Tests detectors, masks, and exemptions. |
scripts/check-conformance.mjs |
Registers and scopes the new check. |
docs/docs/guides/helpers/color.md |
Removes component counts. |
docs/docs/guides/getting-started/ai-development.md |
Removes operational counts. |
docs/CLAUDE.md |
Generalizes page-count guidance. |
docs/blog/CLAUDE.md |
Removes an edition file count. |
bulma-ui/src/scss/CLAUDE.md |
Removes a variable count. |
bestax-mcp/CLAUDE.md |
Generalizes generated-data statistics. |
.github/workflows/supply-chain.yml |
Rewrites counts and annotates exceptions. |
.github/workflows/story-screenshots.yml |
Removes the story count. |
.github/workflows/security-txt-expiry.yml |
Generalizes the host count. |
.github/workflows/claude.yml |
Removes measured-run and host counts. |
.github/workflows/claude-review.yml |
Removes measured-run and host counts. |
.github/workflows/claude-pr-loop.yml |
Generalizes run and host statistics. |
.github/workflows/claude-implement.yml |
Generalizes allowlist statistics. |
.github/workflows/ci.yml |
Removes release-step counts. |
.github/workflows/bestaxbot-reply.yml |
Removes audit-run statistics. |
.github/workflows/auto-close-duplicates.yml |
Generalizes the host count. |
.github/workflows/ai-triage.yml |
Removes job-count claims. |
.github/workflows/ai-scan.yml |
Removes the named-job count. |
.github/CLAUDE.md |
Updates the workflow prose contract. |
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scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:60
- This matcher only handles number-first idioms. The post-change comment in
.github/workflows/security-txt-expiry.yml:86still says “these five always resolve,” so the same fragile host tally passes this new gate. Add a demonstrative-first form (for example,these|those|thefollowed byNUMBER) and rewrite that surviving sentence.
re: new RegExp(
`\\b${NUMBER}\\s+(?:of\\s+(?:them|those|these)|so\\s+far)\\b`,
'i'
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:110
- The inline-code masker only recognizes single-backtick spans. Valid Markdown such as
Use ``nineteen jobs`` literallyleaves “nineteen jobs” unmasked and is falsely rejected. Use a delimiter-run-aware code-span masker and add a double-backtick regression case.
function maskInline(line) {
return blank(
blank(blank(line, /`[^`]*`/g), /<!--.*?-->/g),
/https?:\/\/\S+/g
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:76
- The path-extension alternation omits
.jsx, although this repository ships JSX files. A prose reference such assrc/App.jsx:42therefore passes, contradicting the path-and-line rule. Include JSX (and the corresponding module-prefixed JS/TS forms) and add a regression case.
re: /(?:[\w./-]+\.(?:ya?ml|mdx?|mjs|c?js|tsx?|json|sh|scss|css)|\s):\d{1,4}(?:-\d{1,4})?\b|\b(?:lines?|L)\s?\d{1,4}(?:\s?[-–]\s?\d{1,4})?\b/i,
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scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:41
- This noun allowlist omits several code-dependent counts already in scanned files: “five artifacts” (
bulma-ui/CLAUDE.md:20), “seven Agent Skills” (docs/docs/guides/llms/index.md:119), and “five icon libraries” (docs/docs/guides/getting-started/alternative-icons.md:9). As a result, the new gate passes while the counts it claims to prohibit remain. Expand the detection strategy and add these baseline cases to the tests.
'jobs?|hosts?|runs?|entries|entry|occurrences?|components?|props?|' +
'packages?|workflows?|checks?|files?|lines?|rows?|copies|copy|attempts?|' +
'reviews?|threads?|commits?|exports?|examples?|pages?|apps?|stories|' +
'story|tests?|rules?|steps?|variables?|labels?|reviewers?|actors?|' +
'members?|items?|services?';
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:51
- The separator matches exactly one whitespace character, but
maskInlinereplaces inline code with a run of spaces. Consequently,.github/CLAUDE.md:476(all three \ai-scan` jobs) is not detected even thoughjobs` is in this allowlist. Accept one-or-more separator characters so masking cannot hide an otherwise valid count.
`\\b${NUMBER}\\b(?:[\\s-][\\w']+){0,2}?[\\s-](?:${COUNTED_NOUNS})\\b`,
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:112
- Blanking every inline code span makes the advertised
`:729`shape—and the customary`foo.yml:123`form—invisible to the line-reference detector. The line-reference test currently omits backticks, so it does not expose this. Preserve line-reference-shaped code spans (while masking other code) and add both forms as regressions.
function maskInline(line) {
return blank(
blank(blank(line, /`[^`]*`/g), /<!--.*?-->/g),
/https?:\/\/\S+/g
);
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:205
- The issue/PR receipt exemption also suppresses line-reference findings, so
see foo.yml:123 (#612)returns no hit even though that coordinate still goes stale. Historical counts may be exempt, but line references should remain enforceable; restrict this condition to count findings.
if (receipt && why !== 'run id') continue;
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scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:80
- This line-reference pattern misses the repository’s existing parenthesized shorthand
(:313)/(:315)and(:357)in.github/CLAUDE.md, so those references survive the new gate. Accept(before the colon (and the optional closing)) and add these exact forms to the regression test.
why: 'line reference',
// "claude-pr-loop.yml:224", "`:729`" style, or the words "line 224",
// "lines 224-229", "L224".
re: /(?:[\w./-]+\.(?:ya?ml|mdx?|mjs|c?js|tsx?|json|sh|scss|css)|\s):\d{1,4}(?:-\d{1,4})?\b|\b(?:lines?|L)\s?\d{1,4}(?:\s?[-–]\s?\d{1,4})?\b/i,
.github/workflows/claude-review.yml:230
- This adds non-trivial pagination, flattening, filtering, and ordering logic directly in YAML without executable tests.
.github/CLAUDE.md:283-300requires workflow parsing to live inscripts/*.mjswith anode --testsibling when it is edited. Extract the newest-marker selection and cover multiple pages, absent markers, and empty review fields before calling it here.
This issue also appears in the following locations of the same file:
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- line 446
LAST_SHA=$(gh api --paginate "repos/$REPO/pulls/$PR/reviews?per_page=100" \
| jq -rs '[.[][] | select((.user.login | test("^claude(\\[bot\\])?$"))
and (.body | contains("<!-- claude-deep-review -->")))]
| last | .commit_id // ""')
echo "last_sha=$LAST_SHA" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
.github/workflows/claude-review.yml:321
- A valid multiline steer such as
deep-review:\nfresh securitydoes not select fresh mode:awkexits on the initial blank record, andsedonly edits line 1. Treat the first non-whitespace token across the whole comment as the mode word and remove that same token before building the focus block; include a multiline regression when extracting this logic per the workflow testing rule.
if [ "$(printf '%s' "$TEXT" | awk '{print tolower($1); exit}')" = "fresh" ]; then
echo "fresh=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
TEXT=$(printf '%s' "$TEXT" | sed '1s/^[[:space:]]*[Ff][Rr][Ee][Ss][Hh]//')
.github/workflows/claude-review.yml:450
- The compare response never reports a total changed-file count, so the “reports more files than it returns” branch cannot fire. GitHub silently caps the JSON
filesarray at 300; a larger delta would therefore skip every omitted executable file while this prompt claims to fail closed. Treat a 300-entry array as potentially truncated and fetch the same compare using the diff media type (or otherwise switch to a complete-diff path) before reviewing.
(the `files[].patch` entries). That response is not always
complete: it lists at most a few hundred files and omits
the patch of a very large file. Fail closed: if the
response reports more files than it returns, or any file
entry has no patch, read that file in full from the
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:202
- Markdown is scanned one physical line at a time, so ordinary wrapping can split a forbidden count from its noun. This already misses
docs/docs/guides/llms/index.md:52-53, where “three small pointer” and “files” are one prose sentence on adjacent lines. Scan prose paragraphs (while retaining the first matching source line) and add a wrapped-count regression so formatting cannot bypass the gate.
prose.forEach((line, idx) => {
if (!line.trim()) return;
if (raw[idx].includes(ALLOW_TOKEN)) return;
// A line that cites an issue or PR is recording what happened there
// ("twelve commits behind on #361"), and history does not go stale. The
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:200
- Any occurrence of
bestax:count-okskips the line, even a bare token, although the new contract and diagnostic require a same-line reason. This makes the stated safeguard unenforced and lets accidental or reflexive markers permanently suppress findings. Only skip when non-punctuation explanatory text follows the token, and test that a bare marker still reports the count.
if (!line.trim()) return;
if (raw[idx].includes(ALLOW_TOKEN)) return;
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scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:110
- This alternation treats any filename with a listed extension as a line reference because the filename branch never requires
:<line>. As a result, ordinary prose such asedit turbo.jsonis flagged, and the new “a bare filename is not a line reference” test fails. Require the line suffix in that branch.
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In `@scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs`:
- Line 127: Update the HTTP-status exclusion regex in the fragile prose matching
logic to require explicit HTTP context for numeric statuses, so phrases like
“500 errors” remain available to count matching. Preserve exclusion of
explicitly labeled HTTP status codes while allowing generic “errors” and
“responses” inventories to be detected.
- Line 302: Update the parsing flow around stripComments() and stripCode() so
multiline code spans remain active while scanning comments, keeping comment
markers inside those spans inert across newlines. Preserve the count extraction
for text such as `{/*\n*/}`\n19 jobs remain, and add regression coverage for
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"500 errors" is an inventory as often as a status, so the mask wants explicit HTTP context: a status word beside the number, or the protocol named. The one line that relied on the looser form says responses, which is what it meant. Comment state was computed before code state, so a marker inside a multi-line code span opened a comment and swallowed the prose after it. Code is stripped first, which knows a span opened earlier is still open; the reverse case masks a little more than needed, which the comment records.
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Two passes failed open in both orders: comments first let a backtick inside a comment open a span, and code first let a span blank a comment's close, either way leaving a state open to end of file and hiding every violation after it. One pass now takes whichever delimiter comes first, so neither state can be entered from inside the other. That pass also ends an empty comment at its own terminator. Read as a generic opener, the abrupt forms never found a close and swallowed the rest of the file, which is the same fail-open shape. Both are regressions, along with a backtick inside a comment on one line and across several.
The cross-line lexer took both HTML comment terminators; the per-line mask beside it still knew only one, which is the regex the scanner flagged.
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- The filename and
:linealternatives are grouped separately, so the first branch matches any bare filename such asturbo.json. This contradicts the test atscripts/fragile-prose.test.mjs:162-166and makes the new conformance gate report ordinary filename mentions as line references. Group the filename/anonymous-prefix alternatives before requiring the colon and digits.
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A bare comment terminator on its own line read to the security scanner like a hand-rolled HTML parser rather than test data, and it flagged the string as a comment filter that knows only one terminator. The fixture is one template string now; the module's own patterns already take both forms.
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.github/CLAUDE.md:646
- This overstates what the check enforces. The scanner intentionally ignores
oneandtwo(scripts/fragile-prose.test.mjs:69-73) and only recognizes a curated noun list, so it is a heuristic net rather than enforcement of the general “a count lives in a command” rule.docs/CLAUDE.md:128already makes that distinction; use the same wording here so contributors do not treat a green check as proof that the contract is satisfied.
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs:110
- The first alternation ends after the extension, so this pattern matches every bare
*.json,*.jsx,*.mjs, etc. as a line reference without requiring:N. That directly contradicts (and fails) the new “bare filename is not a line reference” test atscripts/fragile-prose.test.mjs:162-166, and would make the conformance gate reject ordinary filename mentions. Keep the colon and line number in the filename branch.
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Recording the verification for the repeated bare-filename suggestion, since it arrives as a suppressed comment with no thread to answer. The claim is that the line-reference pattern matches any supported filename and that the negative regression therefore fails. It does not. The numeric suffix sits outside the alternation and applies to both branches, so a filename needs The suite is green at 740 tests, including that negative case, and |
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- Line 419: Update the browser verification step in the installation guide to
say “404 errors” when referring to the browser console, or move the “404
responses” wording to a Network panel check where HTTP status responses are
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In `@scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs`:
- Line 188: Update stripSpans() to track an “awaiting closing brace” state after
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…the console wording MDX closes with a star-slash and then a brace that may sit after whitespace or a line break, but the closer required them adjacent, so a comment written across lines stayed open and hid the prose after it. The closer is two phases now, with the split form as a regression. The install guide says 404 errors again: the browser console reports failed requests as errors, and responses is what the Network panel shows. The line carries the marker, since the number there is a status rather than a tally.
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Refs #643, #612. Stacked on #647 (which is stacked on #646); the base retargets to
mainas each merges. Supersedes #648, folded in here because the rules cite the check and the check's message cites the rules, so they have to land together.What changed
The rules
.github/CLAUDE.md: a new "How to be exact: claim less" section under the review checklist. Cite the control and where it lives; do not restate a third party's internals; a count lives in a command; evidence goes on the issue, with a run id allowed as a receipt in a workflow comment and nowhere in a guide; one home per fact; no absolute quantifiers; no line references; a PR body says what changed.docs/CLAUDE.md: guides are canonical reference, not lab notebooks. The same rules fordocs/docs/**, with the blog named as where dated snapshots belong.CONTRIBUTING.md: the hand-driven review process. Deep review once at open, fix, one relabel for the verify pass, CodeRabbit last, never relabel per push..coderabbit.yaml: a.github/**path instruction so CodeRabbit reviews workflow comments for false claims about triggers, actors, or credentials only, and suggests deletion rather than added qualifiers.The cleanup
docs/docs/guides/getting-started/ai-development.md: the Copilot section is cut from a page of run statistics to the operator-facing facts; the evidence and its query are on #612. Thedeep-reviewrow describes the relabel as a verify pass..github/workflows/claude-pr-loop.yml, comments only: theallowed_botsblock names the control and its source at the pin without restating internals; the header no longer repeats the observation; theverifyjob's identical list points at thefixrationale.The check
scripts/lib/fragile-prose.mjs(new) scans prose for a count of things in a sentence, a run id used as a statistic, and a path-and-line reference. It reads whole-line#comments in YAML and markdown with code, front matter, HTML comments and URLs masked; dates, versions, SHAs, ticket references, percentages, durations, sizes and named tool versions are masked before matching; number words start at three; a line citing an issue or PR is history and skipped; a run id is a hit only in a guide;bestax:count-okon a line skips it with a reason.scripts/fragile-prose.test.mjs(new) covers each detector and each mask, with as many false-positive cases as true ones.scripts/check-conformance.mjsregistersfragile-proseover.github/**/*.yml, everyCLAUDE.md, anddocs/docs/guides/**except the migration guides, which describe frozen upstream versions.supply-chain.ymlare marked with the reason the file already gives.Why
On #643 the text written to satisfy reviews became what the next review found fault with, and the guide's counts drifted three times between rewrites. These rules make the text true after the next unrelated edit, and the check makes the count rule a gate rather than a hope.
What to check
pnpm check:conformancereports one more check and passes;node --test "scripts/*.test.mjs"passes.scripts/the workflow diff is comment-only.claude-review.yml, so its head copy differs from the default branch and the deep review skips silently on it, as it did on ci: make prose findings advisory and scope the residual-risk hunt #646 and ci: verify the delta on deep-review relabel instead of re-reviewing #647. CodeRabbit and Copilot are the reviewers here. The first live test of the prose rules will be the next PR that leaves that workflow alone.Summary by CodeRabbit
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