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doc-consistency-check

Skill1 starsChanged 3 months agoMITView on GitHub

Type: skill (deterministic) · Used by: pre-commit hook · Status: STUB (P0 scaffold — not yet implemented)

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    When implemented, run LITERAL checks only over the repo docs: license state wording, MCP phase-of-need wording, .github-canonical path …

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SKILL.md

doc-consistency-check

Pre-commit literal string/path checks that block drift — never a model call in the blocking hook.

Type: skill (deterministic) · Used by: pre-commit hook · Status: STUB (P0 scaffold — not yet implemented)

Prompt

When implemented, run LITERAL checks only over the repo docs: license state wording, MCP phase-of-need wording, .github-canonical path usage, all 5 profiles present, and percentile == p95. Inputs: repo docs -> Output: pass, or a non-zero exit listing the literal violations. Any semantic / paraphrase check is a SEPARATE non-blocking advisory — it MUST NOT be a model call inside the blocking hook.

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none — deterministic (plain code)

Data

  • Reads: repo docs (markdown + config under the repo root)

Notes

Activation: P0. Runs in .githooks/pre-commit; exits non-zero to block the commit. Hard rules: literal string/path matching only in the blocking path — zero model calls; percentile must be p95 everywhere; all 5 profiles must be present. Semantic checks live in a separate advisory, never here.


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