Add execution contract and accessible Animate.css reference - #1
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Add the five-part agent workflow, validated inputs, explicit verification states, and scoped non-destructive recovery. Reference Animate.css v4.1.1 without adding a dependency, documenting versioned license evidence and lifecycle safeguards. Fix invalid layered imports, cascade precedence guidance, reduced-motion handling, and disclosure semantics. Add eight regression tests, regenerate artifacts, and record review evidence and limitations. Preserve package version and allowlist.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change defines a structured CSS Pro-Tips execution contract, updates cascade and motion guidance, adds evidence and review records, and introduces automated content, build, packaging, and generated-file validation. ChangesCSS Pro-Tips contract
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The skill can reject snippet-only tasks, misclassify valid review work, and disable documented Animate.css timing helpers. These contract regressions should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@content/modules/00-operating-policy.md`:
- Line 34: Update the targets validation rules so workspace resolution, symlink
checks, existence checks, and traversal rejection apply only to path targets;
allow supplied snippets without workspace paths to pass validation, while
preserving all existing path-target safeguards.
- Line 55: Update the Execution Payload guidance in the operating policy so
requirements are conditional on mode: require a scoped file patch and regression
case only for implement and refactor, while review requires findings and
evidence without modifying project files. Preserve the existing skill-repository
commands within the applicable implementation modes.
In `@SKILL.md`:
- Around line 530-534: Remove the animation-delay and animation-iteration-count
declarations from the .feedback.animate__animated rule, while preserving the
other animation defaults so Animate.css delay, repeat, and infinite helper
classes remain effective.
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Distinguish snippet validation from workspace path checks and keep review payloads/finalization read-only. Remove normal-motion delay and repetition overrides while preserving reduced-motion and print cancellation. Add three regression tests, regenerate the skill, and record the pre-merge review evidence. Verified 27 passing tests and ten focused Chromium checks.
Summary
Implements the requested five-part skill execution contract and adds Animate.css as an optional animation reference, while preserving the canonical-source builder and single-file installed skill.
@import, explain normal versus important cascade precedence, replace the incomplete global near-zero-motion reset, and correct disclosure semantics/focus guidance.docs/review-2026-09-04.md.Verified evidence
Original review base:
fbf2f589e35afae32cb6faa91e00e4e19555c957.Final content commit:
993e25c20855d856150cfa80b5e7e5922a6ff305.Uploaded Git tree matches the locally tested tree exactly:
6552df8d60832ef4ff9c247627308ff1a097166e.Animate.css v4.1.1 resolves to
4aa415199dd4ed7d877d10343e745e8bbb4b7a0c. Its LICENSE/package metadata say MIT, while the live documentation says Hippocratic. The skill reports that discrepancy and requires checking the exact distributed artifact rather than making a universal license claim. The reference is not a claim that v4.1.1 is the latest npm release.Verification
npm run build,npm test,npm run pack:check, andgit diff --checkpassed locally.Browser checks used extracted skill CSS and a small versioned base/fadeIn subset, not the complete npm bundle or a production app. No Safari/Firefox, screen-reader, CDN/bundler, or performance certification is claimed. Documentation tests do not prove the behavior of every consuming agent.
Compatibility and release scope
Package version remains 1.3.0. Changes are recorded as Unreleased; no npm publication. No package dependency, lockfile, or six-file allowlist change. The broader browser-compatibility snapshot remains August 2026 and is not represented as freshly revalidated. The existing single-file installation is preserved, including its documented size tradeoff.
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