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* Shorten skill and plugin descriptions, remove em-dashes Trim every SKILL.md description to <=130 characters (longest is now 130, aggregate 7,464 across all 62 skills) so the full set stays under Codex's skills-metadata budget and stops the overflow warnings on load. Descriptions stay third-person and front-load their trigger keywords so discovery is unaffected. Also shorten the 12 plugin.json and matching marketplace.json blurbs (journalism-core dropped from 1,036 to 378 chars). Replace em-dashes with commas repo-wide (2,558 lines across 228 files), following the repo's own ai-writing-detox guidance. The demonstrative em-dashes that teach the pattern in ai-writing-detox and ai-slop-detector are preserved; a quote attribution keeps an ASCII hyphen. All 175 tests pass; validate:agent-skills reports 62 skills, 0 failed. * Add changelog entry for description and em-dash cleanup * Fix review: restore table markers, attributions, photo-metadata triggers The blanket em-dash-to-comma pass corrupted three non-prose uses of the em-dash that a comma cannot represent: - Table "not applicable" cells (photo-metadata SKILL.md and reference.md, the Brazil recurso-cgu template, and the photo-metadata and accessibility-compliance docs pages) became a lone comma. Restored them to a hyphen marker: 47 markdown cells and 9 HTML cells. - Pull-quote and slide citation prefixes in the pdf-playground report and slides templates became a leading comma. Restored the ASCII attribution hyphen. - The photo-metadata description dropped its distinctive safety triggers. Reworded to keep GPS stripping, C2PA credentials, and AI-source labeling alongside IPTC/EXIF/XMP, still within 130 characters. npm test 175/175, validate:agent-skills 62/62, check:docs-css verified. * Bump plugin versions, keep visual-explainer triggers, log superjawn divergence Address the remaining review findings: - Patch-bump all 12 plugins in plugin.json and marketplace.json (and the okf-wiki and visual-explainer root skill version fields) so existing installs are offered the shortened descriptions. Update the version- alignment guard tests and the journalism-core install canary accordingly. - Rework the visual-explainer description to keep its distinctive workflow triggers (timelines, source maps, slide decks, comparison tables, recaps, plan and diff reviews) within the 130-character cap. - Record the superjawn upstream divergence: drop skill_md_parity to false for the five skills whose SKILL.md changed, add supporting_file_overrides for the touched supporting files, and document it in superjawn/CREDITS.md. All 175 node tests pass; validate:agent-skills 62/62; check:docs-css verified; longest description 130 chars, aggregate 7,472 across 62 skills. * Rewrite CCM brand em-dash rule to name commas as the replacement The repo-wide em-dash pass stripped the glyph from the CCM brand rule's example, leaving 'Prefer em dashes ()' which was both malformed and contradicted the new no-em-dash policy. Rewrite it to prefer commas. * Fix parser regression, restore leading-comma sentences, keep more triggers Fourth review round: - The repo-wide em-dash sweep rewrote a functional delimiter in autocontext/scripts/seed-from-claude-md.py: is_command_reference matched "/cmd — description" via " — ", and changing it to ", " both stopped recognizing external CLAUDE.md command docs (which still use em-dashes) and misclassified any slash-prefixed rule containing a comma. Restored the em-dash delimiter (a functional exception, like the ai-writing-detox teaching examples) and added a regression-guard test for the case the original suite never covered. - Fixed the sentence-leading commas the sweep left on wrapped lines in okf-wiki/SKILL.md, academic-writing, and the okf example photo-metadata bundle by moving the comma to the end of the preceding line. - Reworked the web-scraping and interview-prep descriptions to keep their distinctive triggers (social media, yt-dlp, CAPTCHA/403 for web-scraping; recording, consent, one-party/all-party law for interview-prep). Verification: node 175/175, autocontext pytest 26/26 (incl. new guard), validate:agent-skills 62/62. Longest description 130, aggregate 7,489. * Fix exported-quote attribution and keep academic-writing compliance triggers - The em-dash sweep turned the speaker attribution in interview-transcription's export_for_story() into a leading comma, so every publication-ready quote exported as ", Speaker Name". Restored the ASCII attribution hyphen. - Reworked the academic-writing description to keep its distinctive compliance triggers (CRediT, preregistration, Plan S, Nelson Memo, ORCID, LLM disclosure) within the 130-character cap. * Restore distinctive discovery triggers in four descriptions Codex's review keeps surfacing skills whose shortened description dropped a distinctive trigger that maps to dedicated, consequential guidance in the body (which cannot load if the skill is not selected). Restore those triggers within the 130-character cap: - one-way-door: add event schemas and CI/CD (both are explicit one-way-door categories with their own contract and deployment-risk checks). - api-hardening: name Express, FastAPI, and serverless (framework-specific hardening sections). - web-archiving: name the Wayback Machine and Archive.today (how users actually ask for this). - secure-auth: name OWASP and NIST. node 175/175, validate:agent-skills 62/62; longest description 130 chars. * Fix CRediT taxonomy and doc-span corruption, restore four more triggers The em-dash sweep corrupted two constructs where the dash carried meaning: - The CRediT taxonomy in academic-writing listed "Writing — original draft" and "Writing — review & editing" as two of its 14 roles; the comma swap made them read as four separate roles. Restored the hyphen in both role names. - Seven label/value rows in docs/superjawn/index.html (and one dir-tree annotation in visual-explainer css-patterns) put the separator at the start of the second span, rendering "Web , error string searches". Moved the separator onto the label (colon) / used a hyphen annotation. Also restored distinctive discovery triggers flagged by review: - python-pipeline: Google Sheets/Drive integration - page-monitoring: RSS feed generation - zero-build-frontend: Manifest V3 browser extensions - pdf-design: secure upload node 175/175, pytest 304/304, validate:agent-skills 62/62, check:docs-css. * Sync displayed versions, fix pitch contrast, restore three triggers - Version bumps: update the displayed plugin versions that trailed the manifest bumps: CLAUDE.md inventory (journalism-core, research-toolkit, video-toolkit, pdf-playground, superjawn) and the docs badges in docs/index.html, docs/superjawn, and docs/video-toolkit, plus the video-toolkit docs test guard. - story-pitch: the em-dash sweep flattened "background checks - through a spreadsheet" into a comma, losing the contrast in the model pitch. Restored it with an explicit "but". - Restore triggers: ai-writing-detox (writing/drafting, not just editing), brainstorming (MUST + modifying behavior), okf-wiki (builds from existing docs/notes/repo, the input flow, not "from concept files"). node 175/175, validate:agent-skills 62/62, check:docs-css. * Restore four more discovery triggers - context-engineering-fundamentals: lost-instructions / dropped-evidence - vibe-coding: name Copilot, Codex, Aider, Windsurf (not just Claude Code/Cursor) - video-transcribe: audio-only (WAV, podcasts), not just video - zero-build-frontend: Google Sheets as a database node 175/175, validate:agent-skills 62/62.
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name, description, event, tools
| name | description | event | tools | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| archive-reminder | Remind to archive URLs when citing web sources in journalism content | PostToolUse |
|
Archive reminder hook
After writing content with URLs, remind to archive web sources for permanence and evidence preservation.
When this hook fires
- After
Writetool creates content with URLs - After
Edittool adds web citations - When content includes links to external websites
Why archive?
- Link rot: ~25% of web links break within 2 years
- Content changes: Pages are edited, sometimes to remove information
- Evidence: Archives provide timestamped proof of what was published
- Legal: Courts increasingly accept archived pages as evidence
What to flag
News article citations
⚠️ Archive: https://example.com/news/article
→ Save to Wayback Machine and Archive.today
Social media posts
⚠️ Archive: https://twitter.com/user/status/123
→ High deletion risk - archive immediately
Government pages
⚠️ Archive: https://agency.gov/data/report.pdf
→ Government sites change with administrations
Corporate statements
⚠️ Archive: https://company.com/press-release
→ Companies often remove old statements
Archive services
Suggest multiple archives for redundancy:
| Service | URL | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Wayback Machine | web.archive.org | General web pages |
| Archive.today | archive.today | Dynamic content, JS sites |
| Perma.cc | perma.cc | Legal/academic (requires account) |
| Ghost Archive | ghostarchive.org | Social media |
Output format
⚠️ Archive reminder:
URLs in this content should be archived:
- [URL 1]: [archive status if known]
- [URL 2]: Not yet archived
Quick archive links:
- Wayback: https://web.archive.org/save/[URL]
- Archive.today: https://archive.today/?run=1&url=[URL]
Archived versions protect against link rot and content changes.
Archive citation format
When archived, cite both:
Original: https://example.com/article
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20260129/https://example.com/article
Or inline:
According to [the report](https://example.com/report) ([archived](https://archive.today/AbCdE))...
Priority levels
| Source type | Archive priority |
|---|---|
| Social media | Immediate - high deletion risk |
| Government | High - changes with administrations |
| News sites | Medium - paywalls may block later |
| Academic | Low - usually stable (DOIs preferred) |
| Wikipedia | Skip - use permalink instead |
Integration with web-archiving skill
This hook pairs with the web-archiving skill, which provides detailed archiving workflows. The hook reminds; the skill provides methods.
Non-blocking
This hook suggests archiving but doesn't require it. Breaking news may not allow time for archiving, that's okay, archive when possible.
Skip conditions
Skip archive reminders for:
- Internal links (same domain)
- Known permanent identifiers (DOIs, ISBNs)
- Wikipedia (use permanent links instead)
- Already-archived URLs (archive.org, archive.today domains)
- Code repositories (GitHub, GitLab - generally stable)