Documentation drift report [2026-06-29]#126
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Adds the weekly documentation drift report that cross-references major artifacts in the repository (README, whitepaper, implementations, etc) and highlights substantive inconsistencies using [DRIFT], [VARIATION], and [QUESTION] labels. Co-authored-by: g0ldf7 <134113303+g0ldf7@users.noreply.github.com>
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Overrides DRIFT.md as required by AGENTS.md instead of creating point-in-time report files which are forbidden. Validates drift between README, docs/whitepaper.md, examples/, tools/validators/fr1-checker.js, __tests__/setup.test.js and package.json correctly. Co-authored-by: g0ldf7 <134113303+g0ldf7@users.noreply.github.com>
Updates the canonical DRIFT.md file with genuine inconsistencies identified across major repository artifacts, including README.md, docs/whitepaper.md, __tests__/setup.test.js, and package.json. Ensures compliance with AGENTS.md guidelines by modifying the existing tracking file instead of generating untracked point-in-time files. Co-authored-by: g0ldf7 <134113303+g0ldf7@users.noreply.github.com>
…ames Surfaced by Rudder drift reports (#120, #126): - package.json description used obsolete binary framing ("dual-mode interfaces … for both humans and AI agents"); updated to the v3.0 capability-spectrum description matching the README tagline. - __tests__/setup.test.js defined maturity levels 1–3 as "Basic Accessibility / Semantic Stability / Agent-Tested", contradicting the canonical docs; corrected to "Semantically Accessible / Data-Rich / API-Enabled". - DRIFT.md refreshed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closed per the DRIFT.md convention (single living file, not dated per-run reports — see AGENTS.md). Findings triaged: the genuine items (package.json obsolete description; mismatched maturity-level names in tests/setup.test.js) were fixed on main in 0b21bea. The rest are acceptable variations already adjudicated (WCAG 2.2 README/whitepaper emphasis, abbreviated citation titles, FR-1 conceptual-vs-threshold wording). Any bundled npm-audit workaround is superseded by the --omit=dev fix in de3a9b2. |
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Documentation drift report [2026-06-29].mdcontaining the findings of the documentation drift analysis across the repository's major artifacts. The report points out discrepancies in FR-1 definitions, missing details on WCAG 2.2 in the README, varying research findings numbers, differences in code snippet comments for Layer 1, incomplete implementation mapping for thefr1-checker.jstool description in the README, and differing maturity level names tested in setup tests.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6438431194756780197 started by @g0ldf7