stack-directory-metakeywords #1483
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update metakeywords for op stack directory
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pages/stack/interop/tutorials/relay-messages-viem.mdx (2)
32-33: Minor Grammar Improvement
The sentence “This tutorials walks through how to relay interop messages usingviem.” contains a grammatical error. Consider revising it to “This tutorial walks through how to relay interop messages usingviem.” to maintain subject–verb agreement and clarity.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~32-~32: The singular determiner ‘this’ may not agree with the plural noun ‘tutorials’. Did you mean “these”?
Context: ...Relaying interop messages usingviemThis tutorials walks through how to use [`vi...(THIS_NNS)
[grammar] ~33-~33: Consider using the singular form after the singular determiner “This”.
Context: ...ing interop messages usingviemThis tutorials walks through how to use [viem](https...(AGREEMENT_SENT_START)
37-42: Instructional Tone Suggestion
For consistency with documentation guidelines, consider using the imperative form rather than personal pronouns. For example, you might change “We'll perform the SuperchainERC20 interop transfer…” to “Perform the SuperchainERC20 interop transfer…” to maintain a neutral, instructional tone.pages/stack/rollup/outages.mdx (1)
78-84: Capitalization Consistency Note
While the metadata and headers mostly adhere to sentence case, verify that key terms like “Sequencer” are consistently capitalized across all sections. For instance, the heading “Bypassing the sequencer” might be reviewed to ensure that if “Sequencer” is intended as a proper noun, it should be capitalized consistently.pages/stack/opcm.mdx (1)
1-19: Suggestion: Reword description for clarity.
While the metadata is complete and correctly formatted, the descriptionLearn how OP Contracts Manager deploys of the OP Stack with one transaction.contains a grammatical inconsistency. Consider rephrasing it to:
Learn how the OP Contracts Manager deploys the OP Stack with a single transaction.This small adjustment will improve readability and clarity.
pages/stack/transactions/forced-transaction.mdx (1)
1-21: Frontmatter Metadata ExaminationThe metadata block is fully populated, including:
- title: "Forced Transaction"
- description: A succinct explanation of the transaction flow during downtime.
- lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content: All present and valid.
Nitpick: Consider verifying the consistency of title casing across documents. For example, while "Forced Transaction" is in title case, other files use sentence case for titles. Ensure this aligns with the project’s style guidelines.
pages/stack/interop/tutorials/transfer-superchainERC20.mdx (1)
32-33: Consistency check between metadata and document title.
The metadata title ("Transferring a SuperchainERC20") slightly differs from the H1 heading ("Transferring SuperchainERC20 tokens"). For consistency and clarity, consider aligning these titles—either by updating the metadata to include "tokens" or adjusting the H1 heading accordingly.pages/stack/design-principles.mdx (1)
85-88: Markdown Formatting Issue in Design Principles Section
There appears to be a minor formatting inconsistency on line 86. Instead of**Utility, **Simplicity, **Extensibility.consider updating to:
**Utility**, **Simplicity**, **Extensibility**to ensure proper bold formatting for each design principle.
keywords.config.yaml (6)
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'This file appears to be missing required metadata. You can fix this by running:Review the changes, then run without :dry to apply them.'pnpm metadata-batch-cli:dry "path/to/this/file.mdx"- Use proper nouns in place of personal pronouns like 'We' and 'Our' to maintain consistency in communal documentation.
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pages/stack/interop/tutorials/deploy-superchain-erc20.mdx (1)
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PR: ethereum-optimism/docs#1376
File: pages/stack/interop/tutorials/deploy-superchain-erc20.mdx:125-131
Timestamp: 2025-02-20T08:02:49.192Z
Learning: Use descriptive placeholders (e.g., 'YOUR_KEY_HERE') instead of example values when documenting sensitive information like private keys in documentation files to prevent users from accidentally using insecure values.
pages/stack/interop/tutorials/custom-superchain-erc20.mdx (2)
Learnt from: qbzzt
PR: ethereum-optimism/docs#1390
File: public/tutorials/CustomSuperchainToken.sol:32-38
Timestamp: 2025-02-20T16:55:42.917Z
Learning: In tutorial and example code for the ethereum-optimism/docs repository, prioritize code clarity and simplicity over additional security measures or optimizations, unless they are specifically part of the learning objectives.
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PR: ethereum-optimism/docs#1390
File: public/tutorials/CustomSuperchainToken.sol:12-19
Timestamp: 2025-02-20T16:55:07.619Z
Learning: In tutorial code examples for the Optimism documentation, prioritize clarity and simplicity over additional safety checks and validation to make the code more approachable for learning purposes.
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pages/stack/interop/tutorials.mdx (1)
5-15: Metadata Enrichment VerifiedThe frontmatter now includes additional metadata fields (
content_type,topic,personas,categories, andis_imported_content), which improves document categorization and discoverability. All required fields for a landing page (title, lang, description, topic) are present, and the added fields enhance the overall context as per the guidelines.pages/stack/interop/tools/supersim.mdx (1)
2-20: Comprehensive Frontmatter MetadataThe updated frontmatter is well structured. The addition of
content_type,topic,personas, and an extended list ofcategoriesmeets the new documentation standards. The folded description style is also clear and concise.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/contract-calls.mdx (1)
1-17: Updated Metadata for Contract Calls TutorialThe frontmatter has been updated to include new fields such as
content_type,topic,personas(now including “chain-operator”), andcategorieswhich reflect the tutorial’s focus accurately. This metadata enrichment aligns with the overall documentation update objectives.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/event-contests.mdx (1)
1-18: Enhanced Event Contests MetadataThe updated frontmatter metadata now includes detailed fields (
content_type,topic,personas, and an expandedcategoriesarray) that improve the document’s context and discoverability. All required fields are present and correctly formatted.pages/stack/interop/message-passing.mdx (1)
1-20: Consistent Metadata for Message Passing OverviewThe metadata enhancements in the frontmatter—including a new
topic, expandedcategories(now eight in total), and a clearcontent_typeof guide—are well implemented. These changes bring the file in line with the updated standards for improved navigation and organization.pages/stack/interop/superchain-weth.mdx (2)
1-20: Metadata frontmatter is complete and correctly formatted.
All required fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—are present and non-empty. This update follows the documentation guidelines well, improving the document’s categorization and discoverability.
21-35: Content structure and component usage look appropriate.
The MDX document continues with clear component imports and a well-organized explanation, ensuring that readers can easily follow the technical details on Superchain ETH.pages/stack/rollup/derivation-pipeline.mdx (2)
1-20: Frontmatter in derivation-pipeline.mdx meets all required criteria.
The metadata correctly includes title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories with valid, non-empty values. The expanded categories effectively support the broader categorization initiative.
21-33: Document body is clear and descriptive.
The content outlining the key functions and the sequencer window is easy to follow, providing readers with a comprehensive overview of the derivation pipeline.pages/stack/interop/tools.mdx (2)
1-16: Landing page metadata is correctly updated.
The frontmatter includes the required fields for a landing page—title, lang, description, and topic—while also incorporating additional metadata fields such as content_type, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. This creates a richer metadata layer that enhances content organization.
17-30: Component integration and page structure are solid.
The use of components like<Cards>and<Card>is consistent with other documentation pages, contributing to a cohesive user experience.pages/stack/fault-proofs/mips.mdx (2)
1-19: Comprehensive and compliant metadata in mips.mdx.
All required fields are provided with non-empty values, including title, description, lang, content_type (set to reference), topic, personas, and categories. This detailed metadata ensures proper indexing and ease of navigation for readers interested in the Fault Proof VM.
20-30: Document content is thorough and well-structured.
The detailed explanation of the MIPS.sol contract—including its functions and internal mechanisms—reflects the level of detail expected in technical documentation, aligning well with the expanded metadata for enhanced discoverability.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/message-passing.mdx (2)
1-23: Robust metadata enhances the tutorial’s discoverability.
The frontmatter now includes all essential fields such as title, description, lang, content_type (tutorial), topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. This complete and structured metadata aligns with the documentation guidelines and supports the recent systematic updates.
24-33: Tutorial content is clear and well-organized.
The subsequent sections—including detailed steps, code examples, and clear instructions—offer a comprehensive guide for implementing cross-chain message passing. The integration of components and use of code blocks are consistent with best practices in documentation.pages/stack/transactions/transaction-flow.mdx (2)
2-2: Title case update is consistent with header guidelines.The change from "Transaction Flow" to "Transaction flow" follows the header guidelines which specify sentence case for H1, H2, and H3 headers.
4-20: Required metadata fields correctly added.All required metadata fields have been properly added according to the documentation guidelines. The frontmatter now includes
content_type,topic,personas,categories, andis_imported_content.utils/update-metadata-descriptions.ts (1)
1-70: Well-structured utility script for metadata management.This utility script effectively updates missing descriptions in MDX files. It properly handles file traversal, error conditions, and provides useful logging. The approach of generating descriptions based on titles is consistent with documentation requirements.
pages/stack/interop/tutorials/event-reads.mdx (1)
4-17: Complete metadata fields correctly added.All required metadata fields have been properly added to the frontmatter according to documentation guidelines. The metadata includes appropriate values for the tutorial content, with relevant personas and categories.
pages/stack/fault-proofs/challenger.mdx (2)
3-5: Improved description formatting.The description has been reformatted from a single line to a block style format using the YAML
>-notation, which improves readability while maintaining the same content.
7-21: Required metadata fields correctly added.All required metadata fields have been properly added according to the documentation guidelines. The frontmatter now includes appropriate values for
content_type,topic,personas,categories, andis_imported_content.pages/stack/beta-features/alt-da-mode.mdx (2)
1-19: Front Matter Metadata is Complete and Correct
The metadata block includes all the required fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. Each field is non-empty and formatted as specified.
20-27: Content Structure Looks Clear
The document’s content—including the component imports and header usage—is well organized. The H1 header and subsequent sections follow a clear and consistent structure.pages/stack/research.mdx (2)
1-15: Front Matter Validation for Landing Page
The front matter includes all required fields for a landing page (title, lang, description, topic) along with additional helpful metadata (content_type, personas, categories, is_imported_content). All metadata values are non-empty and conform to the documentation guidelines.
16-26: Integration of Card Components is Clean
The Markdown body, including the Cards component usage, is simple and maintains consistency in structure and style.pages/stack/fault-proofs/fp-security.mdx (2)
1-17: Comprehensive Metadata in Front Matter
The front matter correctly provides all required metadata fields: title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. The values follow the expected format and ensure the content is easily discoverable.
18-29: Consistent Content and Header Styling
The document content is clearly sectioned—with headers and callouts—facilitating both readability and technical clarity. The header “Fault proofs Mainnet security” is in sentence case as recommended.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/relay-messages-viem.mdx (2)
1-21: Tutorial Front Matter is Correct and Detailed
The front matter presents complete metadata with all necessary fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. This ensures accurate categorization and discoverability.
22-36: Tutorial Content Organization is Effective
The step-by-step tutorial structure, including code examples and callout components, is well organized.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~32-~32: The singular determiner ‘this’ may not agree with the plural noun ‘tutorials’. Did you mean “these”?
Context: ...Relaying interop messages usingviemThis tutorials walks through how to use [`vi...(THIS_NNS)
[grammar] ~33-~33: Consider using the singular form after the singular determiner “This”.
Context: ...ing interop messages usingviemThis tutorials walks through how to use [viem](https...(AGREEMENT_SENT_START)
pages/stack/rollup/outages.mdx (3)
1-20: Rich and Comprehensive Front Matter Metadata
The front matter includes detailed metadata—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and an extensive list of categories—that meets and exceeds the documentation guidelines. This aids in proper indexing and discoverability.
21-31: Clear and Informative Introduction
The introductory section explains the concept of Sequencer outages succinctly. The document begins by setting clear expectations, which enhances reader understanding.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~31-~31: As a shorter alternative for ‘able to’, consider using “can still”.
Context: ...sion Outages** occur when the Sequencer is still able to receive and process L2 transactions fro...(BE_ABLE_TO)
36-42: Consistent Structure with Detailed Explanations
The sections for “Sequencer downtime outages” and “Transaction submission outages” are well segmented with clear headers and explanations. The use of lists, callouts, and mermaid diagrams further strengthens the document’s instructional clarity.pages/stack/security/security-policy.mdx (1)
1-22: Metadata frontmatter updated correctly.
The frontmatter now includes all required fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—with non-empty values and proper formatting. The multi‐line block style for the description maintains readability.pages/stack/interop/predeploy.mdx (1)
1-20: Frontmatter for interoperability predeploys looks excellent.
All required metadata fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are present and correctly populated. The values are precise and follow the documentation style guidelines.pages/stack/interop/superchain-erc20.mdx (1)
1-21: SuperchainERC20 metadata fields are structured properly.
The frontmatter contains the full set of required fields with valid, non-empty values. The arrays for personas and categories are comprehensive and adhere to the guidelines.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/relay-messages-cast.mdx (1)
1-21: Metadata for the relay-messages-cast tutorial is complete and compliant.
All required fields are present, and the categorization—including a clear content_type of "tutorial" and specific topic—is well defined. The formatting and capitalization meet the documentation standards.pages/stack/fault-proofs/explainer.mdx (1)
1-19: Fault proofs explainer metadata is updated appropriately.
The frontmatter now correctly includes all necessary fields, such as title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. The metadata adheres to the documentation guidelines and enhances content discoverability.pages/stack/interop/explainer.mdx (1)
4-20: Frontmatter Metadata Update: The frontmatter now includes all the required fields—lang,content_type,topic,personas,categories, andis_imported_content—with non-empty, correctly formatted values. This ensures that the document meets the documentation guidelines for a regular page.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/bridge-crosschain-eth.mdx (1)
4-19: Frontmatter Metadata Update: The metadata block is now comprehensive with all required fields (lang,content_type,topic,personas, andcategories) present and correctly populated. These enhancements improve consistency and discoverability in the documentation.pages/stack/transactions/transaction-finality.mdx (1)
4-19: Frontmatter Metadata Update: The updated frontmatter successfully includes the required fields (includinglang,content_type,topic,personas, andcategories). The clear and complete metadata supports proper categorization and improves the guide’s clarity.pages/stack/security/pause.mdx (1)
4-18: Frontmatter Metadata Update: The metadata now covers all required fields for a regular page. The fields such aslang,content_type,topic,personas, andcategoriesare appropriately provided, ensuring that the document's categorization and accessibility guidelines are met.pages/stack/interop/interop-security.mdx (1)
4-20: Frontmatter Metadata Update: The frontmatter has been enhanced with complete metadata includinglang,content_type,topic,personas, andcategories. This update aligns the document with the new documentation standards and improves overall clarity on target audiences and subject matter.pages/stack/rollup/overview.mdx (1)
1-19: Frontmatter completeness and consistency verified.
All required metadata fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content) are present and populated correctly. This ensures enhanced discoverability and proper categorization in the documentation.pages/stack/security/faq.mdx (1)
1-20: Metadata updated in accordance with guidelines.
The frontmatter includes all required fields with non-empty values: title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories. The comprehensive list of categories meets the new requirements.pages/stack/security/faq-sec-model.mdx (1)
1-20: Frontmatter meets updated documentation standards.
The metadata for this file includes all required fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories—and is fully compliant with the guidelines.pages/stack/interop/compatible-tokens.mdx (1)
1-23: Enhanced metadata structure confirmed.
The frontmatter now uses a multiline description for clarity, and the additional fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are correctly populated. This update aligns well with the expanded categorization in the PR.pages/stack/interop/op-supervisor.mdx (1)
1-20: Frontmatter metadata is complete and well structured.
All required fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are present with valid, non-empty values as specified by the guidelines.pages/stack/features/send-raw-transaction-conditional.mdx (1)
1-20: Metadata frontmatter for the explainer is updated and compliant.
The updated frontmatter includes a block-style description and all required fields with appropriate values, ensuring consistency with the documentation standards.pages/stack/research/block-time-research.mdx (1)
1-20: Frontmatter metadata for the research document is complete and adheres to the guidelines.
All required metadata fields such as title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories are provided and formatted correctly.pages/stack/transactions/withdrawal-flow.mdx (1)
1-21: Withdrawal flow metadata is correctly defined.
The frontmatter contains all necessary fields with proper non-empty values, including an array of personas and a comprehensive list of categories that meet the documentation requirements.pages/stack/interop/tools/devnet.mdx (1)
1-19: Interop devnet frontmatter is updated and consistent.
The metadata now includes the additional fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) and reflects the intentional title change ("Interop devnet"). All values are present and follow the documentation guidelines.pages/stack/fault-proofs/cannon.mdx (1)
1-17: Metadata Frontmatter ReviewThe frontmatter section is complete and adheres to the documentation guidelines. Every required field is present and non-empty:
- title is set to "Fault proof VM: Cannon".
- description is provided in block style.
- lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content are all correctly populated.
No issues are detected for this segment.
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1-21: Metadata Frontmatter ValidationAll required metadata fields are present and formatted properly:
- title ("Audit reports") and description (block style) meet requirements.
- lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content are all specified correctly.
This thorough metadata setup improves discoverability and organization.
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1-21: Frontmatter Completeness CheckThe frontmatter here includes every required field (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) with clear and concise values. The description uses block formatting effectively and the categorization aligns with the new standards.
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1-20: Frontmatter Metadata CheckThe metadata section contains all the required fields:
- title ("FP system components"), description (with clear block style), lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content are all appropriately filled.
This clear and organized metadata enhances content discoverability and meets the updated documentation standards.
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1-22: Frontmatter metadata updated correctly.
All required metadata fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are present and non-empty. The use of block-style formatting for the description improves readability and complies with our documentation guidelines.pages/stack/public-devnets.mdx (1)
1-22: Frontmatter metadata for 'Overview' is complete.
The updated metadata now reflects the new focus by setting the title to “Overview” and including all necessary fields with appropriate values. The detailed categories array also aligns well with our enhanced categorization approach.pages/stack/transactions/cross-domain.mdx (1)
1-22: Frontmatter metadata for Cross-Domain Overview is in order.
All required fields are present and correctly formatted, with the new title and description providing better clarity. The metadata fields—including content_type, topic, personas, and categories—are consistent with our documentation standards.pages/stack/features.mdx (1)
1-16: Features page metadata refined.
The frontmatter now includes additional fields such as content_type (landing-page), topic, personas, and categories, which enrich the page’s metadata. This update enhances discoverability and consistency across our documentation.pages/stack/beta-features.mdx (1)
1-17: Beta Features metadata updated successfully.
The frontmatter now contains all the required metadata fields with clear and descriptive values. The inclusion of content_type, topic, personas, and categories ensures that the document is well-categorized and aligned with the broader metadata update across the stack.pages/stack/security.mdx (1)
1-19: Metadata Integrity and Completeness:The front matter correctly includes all the required fields—title, description (using block style), lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—with non-empty values. This conforms with the documentation guidelines for regular pages.
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1-20: Front Matter Compliance:The metadata section in this file contains all mandated fields (title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories) and appropriately uses block style formatting for the description. The values are complete and consistent, which enhances clarity.
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1-22: Metadata Fields Verification:All required metadata fields are present and populated. The block style description and the expanded list of categories provide clear context, aligning perfectly with the updated standards.
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1-20: Front Matter Review:The updated metadata now includes essential fields: title, description (block style), lang, content_type, topic, personas, and categories, while correctly removing the deprecated 'tags' field. This enhances the document’s categorization and adheres to the new metadata guidelines.
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1-16: Updated Metadata and Title Revision:The metadata has been successfully updated. The title change to "Overview" and the inclusion of all required fields (description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are fully compliant with the documentation standards. The structured front matter is clear and complete.
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1-21: Metadata front matter validation: All required fields are present.
The front matter now includes the required fields—title, description, lang, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—in compliance with the documentation guidelines. Consider verifying that the value foris_imported_contentis of the expected type (e.g. a boolean) if the schema supports it.pages/stack/fault-proofs.mdx (1)
1-19: Landing page metadata validation: Comprehensive metadata provided.
The revised metadata includes a block scalar description, lang, content_type set to "landing-page", topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. It meets the required guidelines for landing pages.pages/stack/interop.mdx (1)
1-22: Metadata enhancement compliance: All new metadata fields are correctly added.
The updated metadata now comprises title, description (with block style), lang, content_type ("landing-page"), topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. The structure is consistent with the documentation best practices and enhances discoverability through detailed categorization.pages/stack/components.mdx (1)
1-21: Enhanced metadata validation: Approval for metadata changes.
The front matter now clearly defines title, a block-style description, lang, content_type ("guide"), topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. This update improves the document structuring and adheres to the provided metadata guidelines.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/transfer-superchainERC20.mdx (1)
1-22: Tutorial metadata validation: Updated fields are complete and appropriately formatted.
The metadata section now includes title, description (using a block scalar), lang, content_type ("tutorial"), topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content. Please confirm that the topic identifier ("transferring-a-superchainerc20") aligns with the naming conventions used across the documentation.pages/stack/smart-contracts.mdx (2)
1-21: Frontmatter Enhancement and Consistency Check
The updated metadata fields—includinglang,content_type,topic,personas,categories, andis_imported_content—are correctly added and consistent with our guidelines. All required fields are non‐empty and formatted appropriately.
22-29: Content Clarity Verification
The page content following the frontmatter (imports, headings, and callouts) flows well and aligns with the document’s informative purpose. No issues detected here.pages/stack/getting-started.mdx (2)
1-19: Robust Metadata Update for Getting Started Page
The frontmatter now includes all required fields such ascontent_type,topic,personas,categories, andis_imported_content. The values meet the prescribed guidelines and enhance discoverability.
20-29: Content and Component Imports Check
The import of components and the overall structure following the metadata are clear and adhere to our documentation style.pages/stack/dev-net.mdx (2)
1-19: Enhanced Metadata and Title Formatting
The updated frontmatter in this file—now featuring fields forcontent_type,topic,personas, and an extended list ofcategories—corresponds well with the new directory requirements. The title “Running a local development environment” uses appropriate sentence case for a heading.
20-29: Content Structure and Import Validation
The subsequent content (imports, callouts, and tutorial instructions) is well-structured and clearly written. The technical instructions are detailed and consistent with the expected documentation style.pages/stack/interop/tutorials/deploy-superchain-erc20.mdx (2)
1-21: Comprehensive Metadata Update for SuperchainERC20 Tutorial
The enriched frontmatter—withcontent_typeset totutorial, a detailedtopic, and an eight-itemcategorieslist—ensures improved categorization and discoverability. The metadata now clearly identifies the document’s nature and intended audience.
22-29: Component Imports and Callout Consistency
The imported components and the callout block immediately following the metadata integrate well into the tutorial’s structure. There are no formatting or content issues detected.pages/stack/design-principles.mdx (2)
1-16: Accurate Frontmatter Metadata in Design Principles File
The frontmatter now includes updated fields such ascontent_type,topic,personas,categories, and an improved multiline description. These changes enhance content discoverability and align with our documentation guidelines.
18-29: Overall Content Review
The main content explaining the design philosophy and principles of the OP Stack is comprehensive and well‐structured. The document clearly delineates sections on simplicity, pragmatism, sustainability, and extensibility. Minor markdown adjustments (as noted) will further enhance readability.🧰 Tools
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2-18: Metadata frontmatter updated.
The frontmatter now includes the complete set of required metadata fields—title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—with non‐empty values. This update improves discoverability and ensures consistency across the documentation.keywords.config.yaml (12)
1-2: YAML header addition.
The file now begins with the document marker (---) and a header comment describing the file. This improves clarity and documentation in the configuration file.
55-55: Updated maximum allowed categories.
The maximum number of categories has been increased from 5 to 8, which aligns with the new metadata requirements and offers greater flexibility in tagging pages.
68-70: Enhanced Data Availability Layer keywords.
New keywords—data-availability,data-availability-layer, andblob-configuration—have been added. These additions provide more granular tagging for content related to the data availability aspects of the stack.
78-87: Sequencing Layer keyword expansion.
The inclusion of keywords such asbatcher-configuration,outages,downtime,optimism-portal,transaction-submission,transaction-inclusion,censorship-resistance,disaster-recovery,forced-transactions, andsequencing-layereffectively captures key functionalities of the sequencing layer.
90-108: Derivation Layer expansion.
The updated section adds numerous keywords (e.g.,rollup-node,rollup-configuration,consensus-client,op-node,dispute-game,dispute-resolution,fault-tolerance,fault-proof-system,contests,span-batches,virtual-machine,safe-head,derivation,derivation-pipeline,derivation-layer,batch-submission) that deepen the categorization of derivation-layer topics. This enhancement supports more precise filtering and retrieval in the docs.🧰 Tools
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124-145: Execution Layer improvements.
The additions—such asgas-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, andexecution-layer—provide greater detail about the execution layer. This helps ensure that technical documentation accurately reflects current system capabilities.
148-164: Settlement Layer keyword updates.
Keywords in this section have been refreshed to include terms likesuperchain-contracts,op-contracts,custom-bridge,deposits,proxy,withdrawals,bridging,token-standard,token-bridge,eth-bridging,superchain-weth,superchain-token-bridge,token-deployment,event-reading, andblock-safety. These updates support a more granular and informative categorization of settlement-layer topics.
196-225: Governance Layer enhancements.
This section now features an expanded list of keywords (e.g.,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,pause,emergency-response,superchain,superchain-registry,security-council,contract-upgrades,governance-layer) that better define roles and processes. Ensure these match internal naming conventions.
228-253: Cross-layer Development Tools additions.
New keywords such asarchitecture,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, anddockerhave been introduced. These provide comprehensive coverage of development environments and tools across layers.🧰 Tools
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254-269: Chain Management update.
The addition of thechain-operationkeyword enhances the taxonomy for cross-layer chain management. Verify that this new term is used consistently across related documentation.
271-282: Protocol Releases keyword enhancement.
Keywords such ashardfork-activationandprotocol-upgradeshave been added to better describe the release events. These updates increase clarity in release-related metadata.
283-310: Infrastructure & Operations enrichment.
This section has been expanded significantly to include a wide variety of keywords covering node management, consensus awareness, load balancing, research, beta features, and more. These detailed entries will help in categorizing operational and infrastructural topics across the stack.🧰 Tools
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1-4: YAML Front Matter and File Header:
The YAML front matter (the initial---line) and header comment ("# Keywords config file") are correctly added. This sets the proper structure for the configuration file.
55-55: Update Maximum Categories Limit:
The maximum allowed categories have been updated from 5 to 8 in thecategoriesmetadata. This change aligns with the objective to expand categorization capabilities.
68-70: Data Availability Layer Keywords Addition:
New keywordsdata-availability,data-availability-layer, andblob-configurationhave been added under the Data Availability Layer. These additions enhance the granularity of metadata classification for this layer.
78-87: Sequencing Layer Keywords Expansion:
The Sequencing Layer now includes new keywords such asbatcher-configuration,outages,downtime,optimism-portal,transaction-submission,transaction-inclusion,censorship-resistance,disaster-recovery,forced-transactions, andsequencing-layer. This comprehensive update improves metadata clarity regarding sequencing operations.
90-108: Derivation Layer Keywords Update:
The Derivation Layer has been expanded with additional keywords includingrollup-node,rollup-configuration,consensus-client,op-node,dispute-game,dispute-resolution,fault-tolerance,fault-proof-system,contests,span-batches,virtual-machine,safe-head,derivation,derivation-pipeline,derivation-layer, andbatch-submission. This update provides a clearer and more granular categorization for derivation-related topics.🧰 Tools
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124-144: Execution Layer Keywords Enhancement:
The Execution Layer now features refined keywords such asgas-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, andexecution-layer. These improvements enhance the descriptive power of the metadata related to execution processes.
148-193: Settlement Layer Keywords Update:
The Settlement Layer has been significantly enhanced with new keywords includingsuperchain-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, andproposer-configuration. This extensive update markedly improves the metadata’s coverage of settlement processes.🧰 Tools
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196-225: Governance Layer Keywords Enhancement:
The Governance Layer now includes an enriched set of keywords such asguardian,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,pause, andemergency-response. This update aligns the governance metadata with evolving standards and improves discoverability.🧰 Tools
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227-251: Cross-layer Development Tools Keywords Addition:
The Cross-layer Development Tools section now features several new keywords includingarchitecture,op-stack,devnet(note the rename fromdevnets),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, anddocker. These changes broaden the metadata’s scope, facilitating better categorization across the documentation.
268-268: Chain Management Update:
The addition of the keywordchain-operationunder the Chain Management (Cross-layer) section enhances clarity. Please verify that this new term aligns well with the existing taxonomy.
280-282: Protocol Releases Keywords Update:
The Protocol Releases section now includeshardfork-activationandprotocol-upgrades, which help clarify different aspects of the release process. Ensure these naming conventions are consistent across related documentation.🧰 Tools
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288-310: Infrastructure & Operations Keywords Enhancement:
Updates in this section add keywords such asnode-management,consensus-awareness,load-balancing,research,beta-features,experimental,feature-testing,decentralization,modularity,system-design,system-configuration,development-networks,network-upgrades, andkey-management. These improvements strengthen the metadata categorization for operational and infrastructure aspects.
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1-3: Metadata Header Addition
The addition of the YAML front matter (lines 1–3) establishes a standard header for configuration files, which can aid in static site generation and overall document processing.
55-55: Increase Maximum Categories Count
Updating the maximum allowed categories from 5 to 8 meets the new requirements for broader metadata categorization.
68-70: New Data Availability Keywords
The keywordsdata-availability,data-availability-layer, andblob-configurationadded in this section enhance the granularity for the Data Availability Layer.
78-87: Expanded Sequencing Layer Keywords
The Sequencing Layer now includes new keywords such asbatcher-configuration,outages,downtime,optimism-portal,transaction-submission,transaction-inclusion,censorship-resistance,disaster-recovery,forced-transactions, andsequencing-layer, which provide a more comprehensive categorization for this layer.
90-108: Extended Derivation Layer Keywords
Multiple new keywords have been introduced for the Derivation Layer—includingrollup-node,rollup-configuration,consensus-client,op-node,dispute-game,dispute-resolution,fault-tolerance,fault-proof-system,contests,span-batches,virtual-machine,safe-head,derivation,derivation-pipeline,derivation-layer, andbatch-submission—which significantly enhance the detail and specificity of metadata categorization.🧰 Tools
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124-145: Enhanced Execution Layer Keywords
The updates add several refined keywords such asgas-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, andexecution-layerto further specialize and improve metadata classification in the Execution Layer.
148-189: Comprehensive Update for Settlement Layer Keywords
This section now includes an extensive set of keywords (e.g.,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, andproposer-configuration), which will help in the more granular identification of settlement-related processes.🧰 Tools
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196-224: Enhanced Governance Layer Keywords
New keywords—such asguardian,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,pause,emergency-response,superchain,contract-upgrades, andgovernance-layer—have been added to bolster the Governance Layer metadata, enhancing clarity and precision in categorization.
227-242: Updated Cross-layer Development Tools Keywords
The Cross-layer Development Tools section now features additional keywords such asarchitecture,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, anddocker. These enhance the metadata structure and provide better discoverability for cross-layer tooling.
268-268: Chain Management Keyword Addition
The inclusion of thechain-operationkeyword in the Chain Management block further extends the categorization, ensuring operational keywords are well-represented across the documentation.
280-281: Refined Protocol Releases Keywords
Addinghardfork-activationandprotocol-upgradeshelps to accurately define and distinguish protocol releases, which is essential for version tracking and release management.
288-310: Updated Infrastructure & Operations Keywords
Enhancements in this section include changes tonode-managementand the introduction of keywords likeconsensus-awareness,load-balancing,research,beta-features,experimental,feature-testing,decentralization,modularity,system-design,system-configuration,development-networks,network-upgrades, andkey-management. These updates strengthen the categorization for infrastructure and operations within the documentation.
339-347: Introduction of IS_IMPORTED_CONTENT Field
A new metadata block foris_imported_contenthas been introduced with enforced enum validations ('true'or'false'), which is crucial for clearly distinguishing imported (duplicate) pages from original ones.
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