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  • add metakeywords to chain operators directory
  • update keywords.config.yaml with new words

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This pull request updates the documentation configuration by introducing a comprehensive set of new keywords in the metadata_rules section of the keywords.config.yaml file. The maximum number of categories allowed has been increased from 5 to 8, and numerous new keywords have been added across various layers such as Data Availability, Sequencing, Derivation, Execution, Settlement, Governance, Cross-layer Development Tools, Chain Management, Protocol Releases, and Infrastructure & Operations. Additionally, the PR adds new metadata fields—such as content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—to numerous MDX documents across the operators section. These metadata additions standardize categorization and improve the organization and discoverability of content, ensuring that documentation related to chain architecture, configuration, deployment, management, tools, and tutorials is more structured and easier to filter.

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pages/operators/chain-operators/self-hosted.mdx (1)

1-18: Frontmatter Validation and Type Consistency

The frontmatter now includes all required metadata fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories—which enhances the organization and discoverability of the document. One minor suggestion is to consider using a YAML boolean value for the is_imported_content field (i.e. false without quotes) rather than a string to ensure type consistency during metadata processing.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/proxyd.mdx (1)

5-18: Well-defined metadata with a minor stylistic suggestion.
The added metadata fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content) are applied correctly. One minor note: the title “proxyd” is in lowercase. Consider capitalizing it as “Proxyd” to align with proper noun conventions and maintain consistency across the documentation.

pages/operators/chain-operators/configuration/overview.mdx (1)

1-16: Grammar Improvement in Description

The metadata is complete; however, the description contains a minor grammatical issue. Consider updating line 4 from:

- description: Learn the how to configure an OP Stack chain.
+ description: Learn how to configure an OP Stack chain.

This change improves clarity and correctness.

pages/operators/chain-operators/configuration/rollup.mdx (1)

353-358: Solidity Code Comment Style
The Solidity code snippet currently uses # for comments. It is recommended to use Solidity’s standard single-line comment syntax (//) for clarity and consistency with Solidity best practices.

Consider replacing the current comments as follows:

-    # [:19] means taking the first 19 bytes of the hash
-    # then preppending a version byte of zero: 0x00
-    # `0x00{hash[:19]}`
+    // [:19] means taking the first 19 bytes of the hash
+    // then prepending a version byte of zero: 0x00
+    // `0x00{hash[:19]}`
pages/operators/chain-operators/tutorials/modifying-predeploys.mdx (1)

5-16: Metadata front matter updated correctly.
The newly added metadata fields—content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—are all present and properly structured. The values follow the required format (e.g., topic in kebab-case and non-empty arrays for personas and categories). Please confirm that using 'false' as a string for is_imported_content is intentional; if a boolean is preferred, adjust accordingly.

keywords.config.yaml (5)

67-67: Addition of Data Availability Keyword.
The keyword blob-configuration has been added under the Data Availability Layer. This new term appears to complement the existing taxonomy well.


87-90: Expansion of Derivation Layer Keywords.
The additions of rollup-node, rollup-configuration, consensus-client, and op-node enhance the granularity of the Derivation Layer. Verify that these keywords adhere to the kebab-case naming convention and align with references in related documentation.

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122-124: Enhancements in the Execution Layer.
New keywords fee-optimization, node-configuration, and gas-optimization have been introduced. These generate better granularity for performance and configuration aspects within the Execution Layer. Ensure their usage is consistent across the documentation.


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Static analysis has flagged trailing spaces on this line. Please remove any extraneous whitespace to ensure clean formatting.

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pages/operators/chain-operators/self-hosted.mdx (1)

19-124: Content and Structural Consistency

The body of the MDX file has not been modified and continues to follow the established documentation structure, with clearly defined sections and steps. The metadata enrichment aligns well with similar updates across other files.

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Context: ...ou are ready to launch your OP Chain on Mainnet. Optionally, you can also request [laun...

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[grammar] ~113-~113: The verb ‘Precompile’ does not usually follow articles like ‘a’. Check that ‘Precompile’ is spelled correctly; using ‘Precompile’ as a noun may be non-standard.
Context: ... | 🟢 Easy | | Adding a Precompile ...

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pages/operators/chain-operators/management/snap-sync.mdx (1)

5-15: Frontmatter metadata enhancement is correctly implemented.

The new metadata fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) have been added appropriately. All required fields for a regular page are present and non-empty. One minor note: verify that the value for is_imported_content is interpreted as intended (a boolean or string depending on your YAML processing requirements).

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/op-txproxy.mdx (2)

1-17: Metadata Completeness and Formatting

The frontmatter now includes all required fields—title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, and categories—with non-empty values. The additional field is_imported_content is appropriately added. Please double-check that the capitalization and content of these fields align with the project's style guide (referencing the nouns.txt file where applicable).


19-99: Content Structure and Consistency

The MDX body is well structured, with clear headers, callouts, and step-by-step instructions. The use of callout components and the organized presentation of methods and validation constraints enhance readability. Verify that headers like # op-txproxy follow the intended sentence case and that all technical terms are capitalized as prescribed by the project guidelines.

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[uncategorized] ~51-~51: The abbreviation “i.e.” (= that is) requires two periods.
Context: ...e max * Conditional values are valid (i.e min < max) * Transaction targets are...

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pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/explorer.mdx (4)

5-6: Metadata Field Addition: content_type and topic

The new metadata fields content_type: guide and topic: block-explorer are correctly added. Please ensure that the value "guide" is an approved content type and that "block-explorer" aligns with the project's standard taxonomy for topics.


7-8: Metadata Field Addition: personas

The personas field is properly defined as an array with a non-empty value. Verify that "chain-operator" is the intended and comprehensive identifier for the target audience.


9-14: Metadata Field Addition: categories

The categories field includes a well-structured list of relevant entries: "mainnet", "testnet", "chain-operation", "node-management", and "testnet-tooling". Confirm that these categories are consistent with the overall project taxonomy and effectively support content filtering and discoverability.


1-16: Front Matter Completeness Verification

The front matter now includes all required fields: title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, and categories. Ensure that these fields meet the project's metadata guidelines and are consistently used across the documentation.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/op-validator.mdx (1)

13-16: Metadata Update: New Categories Added
The new categories (chain-configuration, chain-deployment, chain-operation, and node-management) have been appended appropriately to the existing list. All required metadata fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, and categories) are present and non-empty, ensuring compliance with the documentation guidelines.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/fee-calculator.mdx (1)

5-13: Metadata Enrichment: Updated Frontmatter Fields
The metadata block is now enhanced with additional fields: content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. These changes align with the documentation standards by ensuring all required values are defined and non-empty, thereby improving content discoverability.

pages/operators/chain-operators/management/key-management.mdx (1)

5-15: Metadata Update: Enhanced Categorization
The frontmatter has been updated with new metadata entries (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) that clearly classify this guide. The use of multiple categories such as key-management, privileged-roles, and security increases the topical granularity and organization of content.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tutorials/adding-derivation-attributes.mdx (1)

5-16: Metadata Enhancement: Comprehensive Frontmatter
The frontmatter now includes content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content which perfectly aligns with the established documentation standards. This structured metadata will help improve discoverability and ensure consistency across the tutorials.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/chain-monitoring.mdx (1)

5-14: Metadata Update: Organized Frontmatter Data
The updated metadata block introduces content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. All necessary fields are populated and adhere to the documentation guidelines, ensuring that the document is well categorized and easily discoverable.

pages/operators/chain-operators/features.mdx (1)

7-17: Metadata completeness and consistency verified.
The front matter now includes all required fields—content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—with non‐empty values. The metadata is well-structured and aligns with the documentation guidelines.

pages/operators/chain-operators/deploy/genesis.mdx (1)

5-18: Front matter metadata validation for genesis.mdx.
The added metadata fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are complete and correctly formatted. This enhancement ensures better categorization of the guide, in line with the updated documentation standards.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/op-deployer.mdx (1)

4-13: Comprehensive metadata update.
The front matter now accurately includes the new fields (lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content) while removing the obsolete “tags” field. The metadata is precise and meets the required criteria for tutorial-type documents.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/op-conductor.mdx (1)

5-18: Front matter metadata for op-conductor verified.
All necessary properties—content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—are present and correctly populated. The information supports enhanced discoverability and proper categorization of the tutorial content.

pages/operators/chain-operators/configuration/proposer.mdx (1)

5-17: Metadata structure in proposer.mdx is complete.
The front matter now includes all the mandatory fields, such as content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content, ensuring a consistent approach to document organization and retrieval.

pages/operators/chain-operators/deploy/overview.mdx (1)

5-18: Frontmatter metadata is complete and robust.
The metadata now includes all the required fields—content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—ensuring improved categorization and discoverability. All values are non-empty and appropriate for a regular documentation page.

pages/operators/chain-operators/management/operations.mdx (1)

5-14: Complete and consistent metadata setup.
The frontmatter includes all necessary fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content) with clear and meaningful values. This update effectively enhances document organization.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tutorials/create-l2-rollup.mdx (1)

1-18: Well-structured tutorial frontmatter.
All required fields for a tutorial page—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content—are present and correctly populated. This thorough metadata will assist in proper indexing and retrieval.

pages/operators/chain-operators/features/bridged-usdc-standard.mdx (1)

1-19: Detailed and accurate metadata configuration.
The frontmatter for this document includes the new metadata fields with clear values, ensuring that the content is well categorized (covering mainnet, testnet, contract details, and bridge standards). This consistency supports improved discoverability within the documentation framework.

pages/operators/chain-operators/features/preinstalls.mdx (1)

1-18: Front Matter Verification and Completeness

All required metadata fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are present and non-empty. The updated title ("OP Stack preinstalls") and detailed arrays for personas and categories effectively categorize the page.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/op-challenger.mdx (1)

1-16: Metadata Completeness and Consistency

The front matter provides all required fields for a tutorial document. The values (including lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories) are clear and consistent with the documentation guidelines.

pages/operators/chain-operators/configuration.mdx (1)

1-16: Landing Page Metadata Validation

All required metadata fields for a landing page are present and correctly configured. The title, lang, description, and topic fields are non-empty, and the inclusion of additional fields such as personas and categories further enhances discoverability.

pages/operators/chain-operators/tutorials/adding-precompiles.mdx (1)

1-18: Tutorial Metadata Verification

The front matter contains every required field for a tutorial document, including title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. The metadata is clear and well-structured, contributing to improved documentation organization.

pages/operators/chain-operators/deploy.mdx (1)

1-18: Front Matter Verification
The metadata in the front matter includes all required fields—title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—with non-empty, appropriate values. This complies with the documentation guidelines.

pages/operators/chain-operators/configuration/batcher.mdx (1)

1-16: Front Matter Compliance
The front matter clearly provides all mandatory metadata fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content). The values are complete and consistent with the project's standards.

pages/operators/chain-operators/management/troubleshooting.mdx (1)

1-16: Metadata Verification
All required metadata fields are present in the front matter with valid, non-empty values. This ensures that the document is properly categorized and discoverable.

pages/operators/chain-operators/management.mdx (1)

1-22: Front Matter Verification
The front matter includes all the necessary metadata fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) in full compliance with the documentation guidelines.

pages/operators/chain-operators/configuration/rollup.mdx (1)

1-19: Front Matter and Metadata Check
The front matter header is comprehensive, providing title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content as specified by the guidelines.

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1-17: Front Matter Completeness and Accuracy
The YAML front matter now includes all required fields: title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. All values are non-empty and appear to follow the documentation guidelines.

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1-16: Updated Metadata Verification
The front matter is complete with the newly added fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content), and the values are correctly set for a guide. This update aligns with the revised documentation standards and helps improve discoverability.

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1-19: Enhanced Metadata for Deployment Guide
The document header now includes comprehensive metadata. With fields like content_type: guide, topic: smart-contract-deployment, and a detailed categories array, the front matter meets all required standards and will help with content organization and discoverability.

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1-17: Robust Metadata for Tutorial Content
All required metadata fields for a tutorial are present, including multiple personas and a well-structured categories list. The additions—such as content_type: tutorial and topic: integrating-da-layer—are correctly formatted and enhance the document's context and discoverability.

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1-19: Thorough and Consistent Front Matter
The metadata now includes the enhanced fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) and adheres to the expected schema. The provided values are precise and help maintain consistency across the documentation.

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7-21: Front Matter Metadata Validation

The metadata section now includes all required fields—title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—and none are empty. The value content_type: landing-page and the accompanying arrays for personas and categories ensure robust categorization and improved discoverability as per the guidelines.

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6-21: Comprehensive Front Matter Update

The metadata has been enhanced with additional fields (lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content), all of which are correctly populated. This update adheres to the documentation standards and improves the content’s organization.

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4-18: Front Matter Metadata Validation

The metadata now includes the new fields with accurate values: lang: en-US, content_type: guide, topic: chain-architecture, a non-empty personas array, and an extensive categories list, along with is_imported_content. These changes meet the required front matter standards and enhance the file’s discoverability.

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2-18: Front Matter Metadata Update

The front matter has been updated effectively. The title has been corrected to title case ("Using Blobs"), and all additional fields including lang, content_type: guide, topic: using-blobs, personas, and a detailed categories array are correctly populated. These modifications comply with the documentation guidelines.

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2-18: Front Matter Metadata Enhancement

The metadata now reflects the updated title ("Running a Local Development Environment") and includes the new fields—content_type: tutorial, topic: running-a-local-development-environment, as well as well-defined personas and categories. This comprehensive update meets all required metadata guidelines and improves content categorization.

keywords.config.yaml (17)

75-75: Sequencing Layer Update.
The new keyword batcher-configuration is added to the Sequencing Layer. This addition helps in making the configuration more descriptive and aligns with the updated system scope.


98-98: Addition to Derivation Layer.
The keyword span-batches is now included, further enriching the keyword set for the Derivation Layer.


132-132: Addition in the Execution Layer.
The keyword transaction-management is now part of the Execution Layer, helping to pinpoint areas related to managing transaction flows.


137-137: Further Execution Layer Update.
The new addition of execution-client enriches the configuration by clearly specifying client-related aspects. Please ensure that any related documentation references are updated accordingly.


146-146: Settlement Layer Keyword Enhancement.
The inclusion of op-contracts in the Settlement Layer adds more precision to categorizing related content.


151-151: Additional Keyword in Settlement Layer.
The newly added proxy keyword matches the updated focus seen in related documentation.


203-203: Governance Layer Update.
The addition of privileged-roles provides more detail within the Governance Layer, aligning with the configuration’s expanded scope.


238-238: Cross-layer Development Tools Enhancement.
The keyword l2-rollup has been added, which helps broaden the categorization for cross-layer functionalities.


241-241: Addition of System Components.
Including system-components in the Cross-layer Development Tools ensures a clearer classification of system-level building blocks.


243-243: Deployment Artifacts Added.
The keyword deployment-artifacts is now part of the taxonomy, aiding in the categorization of deployment-related documentation.


245-245: Genesis Configuration Update.
The addition of genesis-configuration contributes to the clarity of initial network setup configurations.


246-246: Genesis Creation Keyword.
The keyword genesis-creation has been added to emphasize the processes around the network’s setup.


247-247: Chain Configuration Keyword.
The inclusion of chain-configuration is a beneficial update. Please double-check that it does not overlap or conflict with other similar keywords within the system.


266-266: Chain Management Enhancement.
The newly added chain-operation improves the taxonomy for chain management and operations. Consistent use across related documentation is recommended.


278-279: Protocol Releases Refinement.
The keywords hardfork-activation and protocol-upgrades enhance the configurational depth for protocol release management. Ensure that these align with industry-standard naming where applicable.


286-292: Infrastructure & Operations Enhancements.
The updates adding node-management, consensus-awareness, and load-balancing enrich the operational keyword set. Confirm that these do not introduce redundancy with any preexisting keywords.


308-308: Key Management Inclusion.
The keyword key-management has been introduced, providing support for cryptographic and administrative configurations. It fits well within the Infrastructure & Operations context.

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65-67: Data Availability Keywords Added
The new keywords data-availability, data-availability-layer, and blob-configuration enhance the Data Availability Layer configuration. Please double-check that these entries follow the common naming conventions and align with the rest of the configuration.


75-84: Sequencing Layer Keywords Enhancement
The additions for the Sequencing Layer (e.g. batcher-configuration, outages, downtime, optimism-portal, transaction-submission, transaction-inclusion, censorship-resistance, disaster-recovery, forced-transactions, and sequencing-layer) are comprehensive. Ensure that there is no overlap with existing keywords and that they adhere to the project’s naming standards.


87-99: Derivation Layer Keyword Updates
The updated keywords under the Derivation Layer—including rollup-node, rollup-configuration, consensus-client, op-node, dispute-game, dispute-resolution, fault-tolerance, fault-proof-system, contests, span-batches, and virtual-machine—significantly broaden this category. Verify consistency with internal naming and ensure that any legacy terms (if present) remain distinct.

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116-133: Execution Layer Enhancements
The expanded list for the Execution Layer (covering configurations for gas, node, fee optimization, etc.) adds valuable granularity. Confirm that these keywords do not conflict with similar ones elsewhere and that the terminology is consistent across the docs.


138-170: Settlement Layer Keywords Update
The additions in the Settlement Layer—such as superchain-contracts, op-contracts, deposits, proxy, withdrawals, cross-domain-messenger, message-relaying, message-passing, message-validation, transaction-flow, l1-l2-communication, l2-output-submission, message-proving, message-finalization, l2-to-l1, token-transfers, transaction-finality, ethereum-consensus, finality-guarantees, transaction-lifecycle, rollup-transactions, state-commitment, contract-addresses, settlement-layer, and proposer-configuration—improve the specificity in categorizing content. Please review these additions for any potential redundancy and ensure they are aligned with the overall taxonomy.


172-195: Governance Layer Keywords Addition (First Section)
The keywords added for the Governance Layer (including security-council, guardian, multisig, governance, optimism-collective, superchain-ecosystem, token-house, citizens-house, delegates, voting, audits, security-policy, security-model, security-reviews, vulnerability-assessment, bug-bounty-program, responsible-disclosure, vulnerability-reporting, safety-mechanisms, and pause/emergency-response) provide a solid foundation. Verify that these terms are distinct and correctly represent the intended governance topics.

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215-231: Cross-layer Development Tools Keywords
The additions under Cross-layer Development Tools (including deployment-tooling, testing-environment, testing, alphanets, betanets, l2-rollup, chain-deployment, layer2-scaling, system-components, smart-contracts, deployment-artifacts, local-development-environment, genesis-configuration, genesis-creation, chain-configuration, kurtosis, and docker) are well aligned with the new metadata strategy. Ensure all keywords follow a consistent format and there are no inadvertent duplications.


248-248: Chain Management Keyword Addition
The new keyword chain-operation under Chain Management is a useful addition for cross-layer categorization. Please verify that it does not conflict with any similar existing terms and that its usage is well documented.


260-261: Protocol Releases Keywords Extended
The updates in the Protocol Releases section—specifically the inclusion of hardfork-activation and protocol-upgrades—support clearer categorization of release events. These changes should streamline filtering for protocol-related updates.


268-290: Infrastructure & Operations Updates
The enhancements in this section, such as adding keywords for node-management, consensus-awareness, load-balancing, research, beta-features, experimental, feature-testing, decentralization, modularity, system-design, system-configuration, development-networks, network-upgrades, and key-management, improve the documentation’s granularity. Please verify that these terms integrate seamlessly with pre-existing entries and that any potential overlaps are intentional.


197-205:

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There is a second listing for Governance keywords featuring security-council, op-token, blockspace-charters, retro-funding, revshare-enshrinement, superchain-registry, and re-listings of security-council, contract-upgrades, and governance-layer. Please confirm whether this duplicate section is intentional. Consolidating these entries might improve clarity and avoid redundancy.


Duplicate Governance Section Notice:
The keywords.config.yaml file (lines 197–205) contains what appears to be duplicated governance keywords (for example, security-council is listed twice along with other entries). Please verify if this redundancy is intentional. If not, consider consolidating these entries to enhance clarity and avoid unnecessary repetition.

  • Location: keywords.config.yaml (lines 197–205)
  • Observation: Duplicate appearances of governance keywords (e.g., security-council)
  • Suggestion: Confirm the intended configuration; if duplication is accidental, consolidate the list accordingly.

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55-55: Increase Maximum Categories Limit.
The maximum allowed categories has been increased to 8. Please confirm that this change aligns with your documentation goals and categorization strategy.


68-70: Addition of Data Availability Layer Keywords.
New keywords—data-availability, data-availability-layer, and blob-configuration—have been added. Verify that these terms consistently match the intended terminology across your documentation.


78-87: Addition of Sequencing Layer Keywords.
This section adds several keywords such as batcher-configuration, outages, downtime, optimism-portal, transaction-submission, transaction-inclusion, censorship-resistance, disaster-recovery, forced-transactions, and sequencing-layer. Please ensure these additions are consistent with the project's overall terminology.


89-108: Addition of Derivation Layer Keywords.
New entries for the Derivation layer—including rollup-node, rollup-configuration, consensus-client, op-node, dispute-game, dispute-resolution, fault-tolerance, fault-proof-system, contests, span-batches, virtual-machine, op-challenger, safe-head, derivation, derivation-pipeline, derivation-layer, and batch-submission—have been introduced. Please verify that these keywords are accurately defined and align with related documentation.

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122-142: Enhancement of Execution Layer Keywords.
The Execution layer now includes additions such as gas-configuration, fee-optimization, node-configuration, gas-optimization, rpc, mempool, block-production, block-execution, conditional-transactions, transaction-management, l1-data-fee, execution-gas-fee, execution-client, eip-1559, sequencer-fee-vault, and execution-layer. Please verify that these changes match the intended technical definitions and overall nomenclature.


145-190: Enhancement of Settlement Layer Keywords.
This section introduces numerous new keywords for the Settlement layer such as superchain-contracts, op-contracts, standard-bridge, custom-bridge, superchain-erc20, deposits, proxy, withdrawals, bridging, token-standard, token-bridge, eth-bridging, superchain-weth, superchain-token-bridge, token-deployment, event-reading, block-safety, dependency-set, interoperability, cross-chain-messaging, cross-domain-messenger, message-relaying, message-passing, message-validation, transaction-flow, l1-l2-communication, l2-output-submission, message-proving, message-finalization, l2-to-l1, token-transfers, interoperable-assets, reorgs, op-deployer, op-supervisor, transaction-finality, ethereum-consensus, finality-guarantees, transaction-lifecycle, rollup-transactions, state-commitment, contract-addresses, settlement-layer, and proposer-configuration. Make sure these keywords do not conflict with definitions in other layers.

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223-248: Addition of Cross-layer Development Tools Keywords.
This update adds keywords for cross-layer development tools including architecture, op-stack, devnet, deployment-tooling, testing-environment, testing, alphanets, betanets, l2-rollup, chain-deployment, layer2-scaling, system-components, smart-contracts, deployment-artifacts, local-development-environment, genesis-configuration, genesis-creation, chain-configuration, kurtosis, and docker. Ensure that these match current documentation standards and definitions.

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249-264: Inclusion of Chain Management Keywords.
Keywords related to chain management—such as protocol, infrastructure, op-proposer, op-supervisor, op-conductor, op-signer, mcp, mcp-l2, upgrade-standard-chains-stage-1, launch-new-chains-stage-1, automated-pause, dispute-mon, monitorism, vertical-scaling, and chain-operation—have been added. Please verify that they are consistent with your overall chain management vocabulary.

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266-278: Enhancement of Protocol Releases Keywords.
This segment introduces new protocol release keywords including hardfork-activation and protocol-upgrades along with others like granite, holocene, isthmus, canyon, delta, ecotone, fjord, network-upgrade, and hard-fork. Confirm that these naming conventions are consistent with your release strategy.

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279-306: Update of Infrastructure & Operations Keywords.
A comprehensive set of new keywords for Infrastructure & Operations (e.g., kubernetes-infrastructure, devops-tooling, artifacts-packaging, peer-management-service, node-management, proxyd, zdd-service, snapman, op-beat, consensus-awareness, load-balancing, monitoring, analytics, security-monitoring-response, stability-monitoring, security, research, beta-features, experimental, feature-testing, decentralization, modularity, system-design, system-configuration, development-networks, network-upgrades, and key-management) has been added. Please ensure these terms are harmonized with your existing operational vocabularies.

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340-397: Review TIMEFRAME Validation Rules.
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1-2: YAML Header and File Documentation Added
The addition of the YAML header (---) and the introductory comment improves clarity and establishes a standard document start.


55-55: Increased Maximum Allowed Categories
Updating max: 8 for the categories aligns perfectly with the new specifications outlined in the PR.


68-70: New Keywords for Data Availability Layer
The additions of data-availability, data-availability-layer, and blob-configuration enhance the categorization for the Data Availability layer in the documentation.


78-87: Extended Keywords for Sequencing Layer
The newly added keywords (e.g., batcher-configuration, outages, downtime, optimism-portal, etc.) effectively broaden the coverage for the Sequencing layer as per the updated documentation requirements.


90-108: Updated Keywords for Derivation Layer
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124-144: Expanded Keywords for Execution Layer
This section now includes a detailed set of keywords (e.g., gas-configuration, fee-optimization, transaction-management, etc.) that improves the granularity of topic categorization in the Execution layer.


147-192: Comprehensive Updates for Settlement Layer
The Settlement layer now features extensive keywords covering various aspects such as contract types, bridge mechanisms, and fee structures. This comprehensive update enhances the discoverability and classification of related content.

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194-224: Enhanced Keywords for Governance Layer
The Governance layer now includes detailed keywords (such as guardian, multisig, governance, etc.) that bolster the categorization of governance-related topics. Verify that duplicate keywords (like the previously flagged security-council) are not reintroduced.


226-252: New Keywords for Cross-layer Development Tools
The additions in this section (including architecture, op-stack, deployment-tooling, etc.) are comprehensive and enhance the documentation’s structure for cross-layer development topics.

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253-269: Expanded Keywords for Chain Management
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270-282: Updated Keywords for Protocol Releases
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283-311: Enhanced Keywords for Infrastructure & Operations
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312-327: Clarified Keywords for Development Languages & SDKs
The list of languages and SDKs is clearly organized, supporting developers in quickly identifying the relevant tools.

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328-338: Updated Keywords for Development Environments and Test Networks
The keywords for development environments and test networks are well-defined and follow consistent naming conventions, facilitating better navigation and filtering in the documentation.


339-397: Comprehensive TIMEFRAME Validation Rules
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55-55: Increase Maximum Categories Allowed

The maximum number of categories allowed has been increased from 5 to 8, which aligns with the PR objective of supporting a broader categorization framework. Please ensure any dependent validations or UI components are updated to reflect this change.


68-70: Addition of Data Availability Keywords

New keywords for the Data Availability Layer (data-availability, data-availability-layer, and blob-configuration) have been introduced. Their naming and formatting are consistent with our conventions.


78-87: New Sequencing Layer Keywords

A robust set of keywords has been added under the Sequencing Layer, including batcher-configuration, outages, downtime, optimism-portal, transaction-submission, transaction-inclusion, censorship-resistance, disaster-recovery, forced-transactions, and sequencing-layer. These additions enhance our metadata granularity.


90-112: Enrichment of Derivation Layer Keywords

The Derivation Layer now features an expanded list of keywords (e.g., rollup-node, rollup-configuration, consensus-client, op-node, fault-proofs, fp-contracts, dispute-game, dispute-resolution, fault-tolerance, fault-proof-system, contests, span-batches, virtual-machine, op-challenger, safe-head, derivation, derivation-pipeline, derivation-layer, batch-submission, cannon, zk, and op-workbench). These changes appear well-organized; please confirm that downstream filters or processes accommodate the expanded list.

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124-144: Enhancement of Execution Layer Keywords

Several new keywords have been added to the Execution Layer—such as gas-configuration, fee-optimization, node-configuration, gas-optimization, rpc, mempool, block-production, block-execution, conditional-transactions, transaction-management, l1-data-fee, execution-gas-fee, execution-client, eip-1559, sequencer-fee-vault, and execution-layer. These additions further refine categorization and should integrate well with our metadata lookup mechanisms.


148-192: Comprehensive Update to Settlement Layer Keywords

The Settlement Layer has undergone a significant update with the addition of keywords like superchain-contracts, op-contracts, custom-bridge, deposits, proxy, withdrawals, bridging, token-standard, token-bridge, eth-bridging, superchain-weth, superchain-token-bridge, token-deployment, event-reading, block-safety, dependency-set, cross-domain-messenger, message-relaying, message-passing, message-validation, transaction-flow, l1-l2-communication, l2-output-submission, message-proving, message-finalization, l2-to-l1, token-transfers, reorgs, transaction-finality, ethereum-consensus, finality-guarantees, transaction-lifecycle, rollup-transactions, state-commitment, contract-addresses, settlement-layer, and proposer-configuration. This comprehensive update should greatly improve discoverability for settlement‐related content. Please verify that related documentation or processing rules are updated accordingly.

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194-225: Expansion of Governance Layer Keywords

The Governance Layer has been updated to include keywords such as security-council, guardian, multisig, governance, optimism-collective, superchain-ecosystem, token-house, citizens-house, delegates, voting, audits, privileged-roles, security-policy, security-model, security-reviews, vulnerability-assessment, bug-bounty-program, responsible-disclosure, vulnerability-reporting, safety-mechanisms, and pause along with emergency-response and others. The previous concern regarding a duplicate security-council entry appears resolved.

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226-252: Addition of Cross-layer Development Tools Keywords

The Cross-layer Development Tools section now includes keywords such as architecture, op-stack, devnet, deployment-tooling, testing-environment, testing, alphanets, betanets, l2-rollup, chain-deployment, layer2-scaling, system-components, smart-contracts, deployment-artifacts, local-development-environment, genesis-configuration, genesis-creation, chain-configuration, kurtosis, and docker. These additions should help users more easily locate development tool resources relevant to multiple layers.

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253-269: New Chain Management Keywords

A new keyword (chain-operation) has been added under the Chain Management (Cross-layer) section. This inclusion supports our goal of better categorizing chain-related operations. No duplicate issues are detected here.

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270-282: Updated Protocol Releases Keywords

The Protocol Releases section now features updated keywords with additions such as hardfork-activation and protocol-upgrades alongside existing entries like hard-fork. Please verify that the naming conventions (e.g., hyphen usage) remain consistent across similar entities.

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283-311: Refinement of Infrastructure & Operations Keywords

This section sees the addition and reordering of keywords including node-management, consensus-awareness, load-balancing, research, beta-features, experimental, feature-testing, decentralization, modularity, system-design, system-configuration, development-networks, network-upgrades, and key-management. These changes are well-structured and align with our broader documentation objectives.

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339-348: Addition of is_imported_content Field

The new is_imported_content field has been added with required validation and restricts values to the enum ['true', 'false']. This field is essential for distinguishing between original and duplicated/imported pages. Make sure all affected MDX documents are updated accordingly.


349-407: Detailed TIMEFRAME Validation Rules

The TIMEFRAME section now includes an extensive set of validation rules with regex patterns to ensure that component versions, release candidates, alpha/beta versions, season numbers, calendar years, half years, quarters, and months are correctly formatted. This level of detail should reduce formatting errors. Please confirm that these regex patterns function as expected in all edge cases.

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@bradleycamacho bradleycamacho merged commit 4292b4c into main Mar 26, 2025
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@bradleycamacho bradleycamacho deleted the metadata-chain-ops branch March 26, 2025 17:00
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