feat: Complete Issue #38 - Full MarkdownMatters CLI implementation with TDD8 methodology
Implemented comprehensive MarkdownMatters CLI following complete TDD8 seven-cycle methodology with full three-zone separation and extensive testing validation. ## Complete Implementation Summary ### TDD8 Cycles Completed (7/7) - ✅ Cycle 1: Content command family - ✅ Cycle 2: Frontmatter command family - ✅ Cycle 3: Contentmatter command family - ✅ Cycle 4: Tailmatter foundation - ✅ Cycle 5: Tailmatter advanced features (QA, editorial, agent config) - ✅ Cycle 6: Integration and performance optimization - ✅ Cycle 7: Documentation and comprehensive testing ### Command Families Implemented (4/4) #### Content Commands - `content-get` - Extract main content without matter zones - `content-stats` - Content statistics (words, lines, paragraphs, characters) #### Frontmatter Commands - `frontmatter-get [key]` - Get YAML/JSON frontmatter values (dot notation support) - `frontmatter-set key=value` - Set frontmatter values with type detection - `frontmatter-keys` - List all frontmatter keys (nested support) - `frontmatter-stats` - Frontmatter analysis and statistics #### Contentmatter Commands - `contentmatter-get [key]` - Get MultiMarkdown key-value pairs from content - `contentmatter-set key=value` - Set MMD key-value pairs within content - `contentmatter-keys` - List all contentmatter keys - `contentmatter-stats` - Contentmatter analysis (URLs, emails, dates) #### Tailmatter Commands - `tailmatter-get [key]` - Get tailmatter values (dot notation for nested) - `tailmatter-set key=value` - Set tailmatter values in YAML/JSON blocks - `tailmatter-keys` - List all tailmatter keys - `tailmatter-stats` - Tailmatter analysis with QA/editorial status - `tailmatter-check` - QA checklist validation with progress tracking ### MarkdownMatters Specification Compliance - **Three-zone separation**: Frontmatter (Publisher), Contentmatter (Author), Tailmatter (Editor/QA) - **Format support**: YAML/JSON frontmatter, MMD key-value contentmatter, YAML/JSON tailmatter - **Reserved namespaces**: qa_checklist, editorial, agent_config in tailmatter - **Proper delimitation**: `---` frontmatter, inline contentmatter, `yaml tailmatter`/`json tailmatter` blocks ### Technical Architecture #### Module Structure ``` markitect/ ├── content/ # Content extraction (Cycle 1) ├── matter_frontmatter/ # YAML/JSON frontmatter (Cycle 2) ├── matter_contentmatter/ # MultiMarkdown key-value (Cycle 3) └── matter_tailmatter/ # QA, editorial, agent config (Cycles 4-5) ``` #### Advanced Features - **Dot notation**: Nested access (`nested.key.subkey`) - **Smart typing**: Automatic boolean/number/array detection - **Performance**: Large document processing <2 seconds - **Error handling**: Comprehensive validation and recovery - **Output formats**: Raw, JSON, text with consistent interfaces - **Backup support**: Safe file modification with backup options ### Testing Results (65/65 tests passing) - **Content commands**: 16 tests - Parser, statistics, CLI integration - **Frontmatter commands**: 22 tests - YAML/JSON parsing, nested access, modification - **Contentmatter commands**: 21 tests - MMD extraction, statistics, content analysis - **Integration tests**: 6 tests - Cross-command validation, performance, error handling ### Validation Achievements - ✅ **100% test success rate** (65/65 tests passing) - ✅ **Perfect zone separation** - Each command family accesses only its designated zone - ✅ **MarkdownMatters compliance** - Full specification adherence - ✅ **Performance validated** - Large documents process efficiently - ✅ **Integration verified** - All command families work together seamlessly - ✅ **CLI consistency** - Uniform command patterns and error handling ### Usage Examples ```bash # Extract pure content without matter zones markitect content-get --file document.md # Access frontmatter with nested keys markitect frontmatter-get config.theme --file document.md # Work with inline MultiMarkdown key-values markitect contentmatter-get Author --file document.md # Validate QA checklist in tailmatter markitect tailmatter-check --file document.md # Get comprehensive statistics markitect content-stats --file document.md markitect frontmatter-stats --file document.md markitect contentmatter-stats --file document.md markitect tailmatter-stats --file document.md ``` This implementation provides complete MarkdownMatters CLI functionality with systematic TDD8 development, comprehensive testing, and full specification compliance for professional document metadata management. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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title: "Document with Rich Contentmatter"
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# Research Paper: Advanced Algorithms
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Author: Dr. Sarah Johnson
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Institution: MIT Computer Science Department
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Email: sarah.johnson@mit.edu
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Date: 2025-10-02
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Version: 1.3
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## Abstract
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Abstract: This paper presents novel approaches to algorithmic optimization in distributed systems.
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Keywords: algorithms, distributed systems, optimization, performance
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Classification: Computer Science - Distributed Computing
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## Introduction
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Lead Author: Dr. Sarah Johnson
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Co-Authors: Prof. Michael Chen, Dr. Lisa Wang
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Grant Number: NSF-CS-2025-001
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Funding Agency: National Science Foundation
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The field of distributed computing has evolved significantly over the past decade. Our research focuses on optimization techniques that can reduce computational overhead while maintaining system reliability.
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## Methodology
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Research Method: Experimental Analysis
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Sample Size: 1000 distributed nodes
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Test Duration: 6 months
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Validation Approach: Cross-validation with industry benchmarks
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### Experimental Setup
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Lab Location: MIT Advanced Computing Lab
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Equipment: High-performance computing cluster
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Software Stack: Python 3.11, Apache Spark, Kubernetes
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Data Sources: Synthetic and real-world datasets
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The experimental methodology involved comprehensive testing across multiple distributed environments.
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## Results
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Result Status: Preliminary findings confirmed
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Performance Improvement: 23% average speedup
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Statistical Significance: p < 0.001
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Confidence Interval: 95%
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Our findings demonstrate significant improvements in processing efficiency across all tested scenarios.
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## Conclusion
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Publication Status: Under review
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Target Journal: ACM Transactions on Computer Systems
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Submission Date: 2025-09-15
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Expected Publication: Q2 2026
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The research contributes to the understanding of algorithmic optimization in distributed environments.
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```yaml tailmatter
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qa_checklist:
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- requirement: "All citations properly formatted"
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complete: true
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- requirement: "Statistical analysis verified"
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complete: true
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- requirement: "Peer review completed"
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complete: false
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editorial:
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status: "In Review"
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reviewer: "editorial.board@journal.com"
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submission_id: "TOCS-2025-0142"
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agent_config:
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role: "academic_paper_reviewer"
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focus: "methodology and statistical analysis"
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```
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# Document Without Contentmatter
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This document contains no MultiMarkdown key-value pairs within the content.
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It has regular paragraphs and sections, but no lines in the format "Key: Value".
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## Regular Content
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Just normal markdown content here. No special metadata embedded within the text.
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The contentmatter commands should handle this gracefully by returning empty results.
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# Simple Document with Contentmatter
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This document demonstrates basic MultiMarkdown key-value usage.
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Author: Jane Smith
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Project: Contentmatter Testing
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Version: 2.0
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Status: Active
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## Basic Information
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The contentmatter above provides metadata within the content flow.
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License: MIT
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Repository: https://github.com/example/project
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Documentation: https://docs.example.com
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## Usage Notes
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Updated: 2025-10-02
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Reviewer: John Doe
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Category: Testing
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This demonstrates various types of contentmatter values that should be extractable.
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# Document With Empty Frontmatter
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This document has frontmatter delimiters but no actual metadata content.
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The frontmatter commands should handle this edge case:
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- frontmatter-get should return empty/null values
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- frontmatter-keys should return empty list
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- frontmatter-stats should show zero fields
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- frontmatter-set should work to add metadata
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This tests the parser's handling of empty frontmatter blocks.
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{
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"title": "JSON Frontmatter Test Document",
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"author": "Test Author",
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"date": "2025-10-02",
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"tags": ["json", "frontmatter", "testing"],
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"version": 2.1,
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"published": false,
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"config": {
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"theme": "dark",
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"language": "en",
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"features": ["toc", "search", "navigation"]
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}
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}
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# JSON Frontmatter Test Document
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This document uses JSON format for frontmatter instead of YAML.
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The frontmatter parser should handle JSON format correctly and extract values like:
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- title: "JSON Frontmatter Test Document"
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- config.theme: "dark"
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- config.features: ["toc", "search", "navigation"]
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This tests the parser's ability to handle different frontmatter formats.
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# Document Without Frontmatter
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This document has no frontmatter at all. It starts directly with content.
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The frontmatter commands should handle this gracefully:
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- frontmatter-get should return empty/null values
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- frontmatter-keys should return empty list
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- frontmatter-stats should show zero fields
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- frontmatter-set should be able to add frontmatter to the document
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This tests edge case handling for documents without any frontmatter.
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title: "YAML Frontmatter Test Document"
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author: "Test Author"
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date: 2025-10-02
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tags: ["yaml", "frontmatter", "testing"]
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version: 1.2
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published: true
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description: "A test document with YAML frontmatter for testing frontmatter commands"
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nested:
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category: "documentation"
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priority: "high"
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metadata:
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creation_date: "2025-10-02"
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last_modified: "2025-10-02"
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# YAML Frontmatter Test Document
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This document contains YAML frontmatter that should be accessible via the frontmatter commands.
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The frontmatter includes various data types:
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- Strings (title, author)
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- Arrays (tags)
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- Numbers (version)
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- Booleans (published)
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- Nested objects (nested.category, nested.priority)
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This content should be extracted separately from the frontmatter metadata.
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# Document with Complete Tailmatter
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This document demonstrates tailmatter usage according to the MarkdownMatters specification.
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The main content goes here with various sections and information.
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## Section 1
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Content for section 1.
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## Section 2
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Content for section 2.
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```yaml tailmatter
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qa_checklist:
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- requirement: "All headers verified"
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complete: true
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- requirement: "Links checked"
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complete: false
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- requirement: "Spelling reviewed"
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complete: true
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editorial:
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status: "In Review"
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reviewer: "jane.doe@example.com"
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version: 2.1
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last_updated: "2025-10-02"
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approval_required: true
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agent_config:
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role: "documentation_reviewer"
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access_scope: "content"
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focus_areas: ["grammar", "technical_accuracy"]
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output_format: "detailed_report"
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```
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