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  • add metakeywords to node ops pages
  • add keywords to index, 404, 500 pages in root

- add metakeywords to node ops pages
- add keywords to index, 404, 500 pages in root
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This pull request updates the configuration and metadata for various documentation files. In the keywords.config.yaml file, the maximum allowed number of categories has been increased from 5 to 8, and numerous new keywords have been added across several layers including Data Availability, Sequencing, Derivation, Execution, Settlement, Governance, and Cross-layer Development Tools. Additionally, multiple markdown files across the documentation (such as 404.mdx, 500.mdx, index.mdx, and various files under the operators directory) now include enhanced YAML front matter headers. These updates introduce new metadata fields—content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—to better categorize and target content for specific user roles. The changes enhance metadata consistency and granularity without modifying the core content.

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pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/node-from-source.mdx (1)

1-16: Front Matter Metadata Consistency and Completeness

The metadata block includes all the required fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) and is generally well formatted. One point to verify: the topic is set to build-node-from-source, yet the AI summary mentioned run-node-from-source. Please confirm that this naming is intentional for consistency with other tutorial pages.

pages/operators/node-operators/management/regenesis-history.mdx (1)

1-19: Frontmatter metadata is complete, but consider refining the description.
All required metadata fields are present and correctly set. However, the description reads:
"Learn how to use access pre-regenesis history using the Etherscan CSV exporting tool."
For clarity and grammatical accuracy, consider rephrasing it to:
"Learn how to access pre-regenesis history using the Etherscan CSV exporting tool."

keywords.config.yaml (6)

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93-93: Trailing Whitespace in Keyword Entry.
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166-166: Remove Trailing Spaces.
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    topic: [non-empty]
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pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/node-from-docker.mdx (1)

1-19: Front Matter Validation

The metadata block here is complete and adheres to the required schema for a guide. All required fields are present and non-empty, and the list of categories (including the new docker and monitoring entries) fits within the expanded limit.

pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials.mdx (1)

1-21: Landing Page Metadata Check

This file’s YAML header meets the landing page requirements. Although only title, lang, description, and topic are strictly required for landing pages, the inclusion of personas, categories, and is_imported_content further enriches the document’s metadata. Everything appears consistent and complete.

pages/operators/node-operators/releases.mdx (1)

1-19: Front Matter Metadata Validation

The metadata block for this page is fully populated and follows the guidelines for regular pages. All required fields (including the expanded categories) are provided with non-empty values. The metadata is consistent with the intended categorization for node software releases.

pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/base-config.mdx (1)

1-17: Front Matter Completeness and Structure

The YAML header correctly includes all the mandatory metadata fields expected for a guide. The fields such as content_type, topic, personas, and categories are accurately set, and none of the values are empty.

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

1-19: Frontmatter metadata update is complete and correct.
The newly added fields—content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—are all present and non-empty. Their values match the requirements for a landing page with a component.

pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/execution-config.mdx (1)

1-18: Frontmatter metadata is correctly structured.
All required fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, and categories) are present with valid values. This ensures consistent categorization for the execution layer configuration reference page.

pages/operators/node-operators/rollup-node.mdx (1)

1-19: Frontmatter metadata in the guide is well-structured.
The new metadata fields—content_type set to "guide", topic, personas, and the comprehensive categories list—enhance the discoverability and proper categorization of the rollup node guide.

pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/consensus-config.mdx (1)

1-18: Frontmatter metadata is structured correctly for the consensus configuration page.
All required fields are present and consistent with the documentation guidelines. The inclusion of multiple categories (including the new rollup-configuration tag) improves cross-referencing across related configuration pages.

pages/operators/node-operators/network-upgrades.mdx (1)

5-17: Metadata frontmatter updated successfully.
The newly added fields—content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content—are correctly provided and meet the documentation guidelines. Ensure that the category names (e.g., protocol-upgrades, hardfork-activation, etc.) remain consistent with the approved taxonomy across the project.

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

5-18: Frontmatter metadata validated.
All required metadata fields including the new ones are present and non-empty. The values for content_type, topic, personas, and categories appropriately reflect the content’s purpose. Please double-check that the chosen categories (e.g., node-configuration, infrastructure, etc.) accurately align with the content focus.

pages/operators/node-operators/management/snapshots.mdx (1)

5-18: Comprehensive metadata applied.
The updated frontmatter includes all required fields such as title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, and categories. The inclusion of multiple categories (including deployment-artifacts) enhances discoverability. Verify that these categories align with the project’s overall taxonomy.

pages/operators/node-operators/architecture.mdx (1)

5-18: Enhanced frontmatter metadata is spot on.
The addition of the new fields effectively categorizes the document. The values for content_type ("guide"), topic ("node-architecture"), and the listed categories ensure that the content is properly indexed. Confirm that the category names (e.g., architecture, system-design, etc.) match the internal nomenclature guidelines.

pages/operators/node-operators/management/blobs.mdx (1)

5-18: Updated metadata frontmatter looks good.
The document now includes all necessary metadata fields with the appropriate values. The new topic ("using-blobs") and the expanded categories (including blob-configuration and data-availability) improve the content’s classification. Ensure consistency of these terms with other related documents.

pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/run-node-from-source.mdx (1)

1-19: Metadata Frontmatter Verified: The frontmatter includes all required fields—title, lang, description, topic, personas, categories, and content_type—with valid, non-empty values. The additions (e.g. topic: run-node-from-source and an expanded categories array including "performance-tooling") align perfectly with the PR objectives to enhance discoverability through metakeywords.

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

1-21: Comprehensive Landing Page Metadata: The frontmatter in this landing page is well configured. In addition to the required fields (title, lang, description, and topic), the added fields (content_type: landing-page, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) are all non-empty and consistent with documentation guidelines. This enriched metadata improves categorization and searchability as intended by the PR.

pages/operators/node-operators/management/metrics.mdx (1)

1-19: Metrics Document Metadata Verified: The frontmatter for the metrics page is complete and accurate. It correctly provides the required metadata—including content_type: guide, topic: node-metrics-and-monitoring, personas, and a detailed categories array with eight items—which supports the overall effort to align metadata across documentation.

pages/operators/node-operators/json-rpc.mdx (1)

1-19: JSON-RPC API Metadata Accuracy: The metadata in this reference document is comprehensive and correctly formatted. The added fields (content_type: reference, topic: json-rpc-api, personas, and an extensive categories list) are non-empty and strictly follow the guidelines, thereby enhancing the document’s discoverability.

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

1-19: Troubleshooting Document Metadata Verified: The frontmatter for the troubleshooting page is robust and meets all requirements. With fields such as content_type: troubleshooting, topic: node-troubleshooting, personas, and an eight-item categories array, the document now benefits from enhanced classification that will aid users in locating relevant troubleshooting information.

pages/500.mdx (1)

5-17: Frontmatter Metadata in pages/500.mdx is well configured.
The addition of metadata fields (content_type, topic, personas, categories, and is_imported_content) adheres to the guidelines and correctly categorizes this error page.

pages/404.mdx (1)

5-17: Complete and Consistent Metadata for 404 Page.
The front matter includes all required fields and properly formats the new metadata tags. The inclusion of content_type: guide, topic: 404-page-not-found, personas, and categories meets the documentation standards.

pages/operators/node-operators.mdx (1)

5-18: Well-Structured Metadata for Node Operators.
The metadata provides detailed information—including content_type, topic, personas, and categories—which enhances indexing and relevance for the node operator audience.

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

5-18: Detailed and Consistent Metadata in Chain Operators Page.
The updated front matter correctly classifies the content with the added content_type, topic, personas, and an expanded list of categories, ensuring improved discoverability and targeting.

pages/index.mdx (1)

5-24: Comprehensive Metadata for the Landing Page.
The metadata includes both the mandatory fields (title, lang, description, topic) and additional fields (content_type, personas, categories, and is_imported_content), which enrich the page’s organization and searchability while aligning with the landing page guidelines.

keywords.config.yaml (12)

1-3: YAML Front Matter and File Identification Added.
The addition of the YAML front matter (---) and the header comment clearly marks this file as the keywords configuration file. This improves clarity and file identification.


55-55: Increased Maximum Categories Limit.
The maximum allowed number of categories has been increased from 5 to 8. Ensure that downstream validations and documentation reflect this change.


68-70: New Data Availability Keywords Introduced.
The keywords "data-availability", "data-availability-layer", and "blob-configuration" have been added to the Data Availability Layer. These additions improve the granularity of categorization.


78-87: Enhanced Sequencing Layer Keywords.
New sequencing-related keywords (e.g., "batcher-configuration", "outages", "downtime", "optimism-portal", "transaction-submission", "transaction-inclusion", "censorship-resistance", "disaster-recovery", "forced-transactions", "sequencing-layer") have been introduced. Verify that these terms are consistent with the intended use in documentation.


90-108: Expanded Derivation Layer Keyword Set.
A comprehensive set of keywords has been added in the Derivation Layer, including "rollup-node", "rollup-configuration", "consensus-client", "dispute-game", "dispute-resolution", "fault-tolerance", "fault-proof-system", "contests", "span-batches", "virtual-machine", "safe-head", "derivation", "derivation-pipeline", "derivation-layer", and "batch-submission". This expansion enhances metadata precision.

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124-144: New Execution Layer Keywords Added.
The updates in 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" — effectively refine categorization for execution-related content.


148-192: Comprehensive Settlement Layer Update.
Numerous new 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", and "proposer-configuration") have been added. This detailed update should enhance searchability across settlement-related documentation.

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196-224: Enhanced Governance Layer Keywords.
The Governance Layer now includes refined keywords such as "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", and "emergency-response", as well as "contract-upgrades" and "governance-layer". This strengthens the taxonomy for governance-related content.


227-252: Expanded Cross-layer Development Tools Keywords.
The addition of 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" improves the metadata for development tooling across layers.

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268-268: New Chain Management Keyword Added.
The keyword "chain-operation" has been added to the Chain Management section, which should help better classify cross-layer operational tasks.


280-281: Protocol Releases Enhancements.
The addition of "hardfork-activation" and "protocol-upgrades" to the Protocol Releases section offers more precision when classifying protocol update events.


288-310: Infrastructure & Operations Keyword Updates.
New 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" have been added. These changes expand the taxonomy for Infrastructure & Operations; please ensure they align with industry standards and the project’s style guidelines.

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keywords.config.yaml (5)

196-224: Comprehensive Governance Layer Expansion

The Governance Layer now features an extensive list of keywords such as 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, contract-upgrades, and governance-layer. This comprehensive listing strengthens content categorization for governance topics.

  • Reminder: Address any trailing spaces in this section (e.g., around line 225) as reported by YAML linting tools.

280-282: Detailed Protocol Releases Keywords

The protocol releases section now includes descriptors such as hardfork-activation and protocol-upgrades, which clarify release events. Please also remove any trailing spaces (notably around line 282) to maintain proper YAML formatting.

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282-310: Expand Infrastructure & Operations Details

New keywords in the Infrastructure & Operations section (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) significantly enhance the operational metadata.

  • Action: Remove the trailing spaces detected on line 282 to comply with YAML standards.
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339-347: Introduce IS_IMPORTED_CONTENT Section

The new is_imported_content section clearly distinguishes imported (duplicate) pages from original content by enforcing an enumerated string value ('true' or 'false').

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1-3: YAML Header and File Description

The introduction of the YAML document header (---) and the file title ("# Keywords config file") improves clarity and file organization.


55-55: Increase Maximum Categories

The maximum allowed number of categories has been increased to 8, which supports more granular metadata tagging. Please ensure that downstream consumers of this configuration are updated to accept this new value if needed.


68-70: Enhance Data Availability Layer Keywords

New keywords (data-availability, data-availability-layer, and blob-configuration) have been added to the Data Availability Layer. They follow the kebab-case convention and should improve the discoverability of related content.


78-87: Expand Sequencing Layer Keywords

The Sequencing Layer has been enriched with keywords such as batcher-configuration, outages, downtime, optimism-portal, transaction-submission, transaction-inclusion, censorship-resistance, disaster-recovery, forced-transactions, and sequencing-layer. This expanded list should aid in better categorization and searchability.


90-108: Enrich Derivation Layer Keywords

A comprehensive set of derivation-related keywords have been added, including rollup-node, rollup-configuration, consensus-client, dispute-game, dispute-resolution, fault-tolerance, fault-proof-system, contests, span-batches, virtual-machine, safe-head, derivation, derivation-pipeline, derivation-layer, and batch-submission. This should make metadata assignment more precise for derivation topics.

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124-144: Enhance Execution Layer Keywords

The addition of new execution layer keywords—such as gas-configuration, fee-optimization, node-configuration, gas-optimization, rpc, mempool, block-production, block-execution, conditional-transactions, transaction-management, paymasters, l1-data-fee, execution-gas-fee, execution-client, eip-1559, sequencer-fee-vault, and execution-layer—greatly improves metadata granularity.


148-193: Increase Settlement Layer Detail

The Settlement Layer now includes a very detailed set of keywords such as 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, op-supervisor, transaction-finality, ethereum-consensus, finality-guarantees, transaction-lifecycle, rollup-transactions, state-commitment, contract-addresses, settlement-layer, and proposer-configuration.

  • Note: Please verify the keyword teleportr (listed without a tilde in this section) for potential spelling consistency.
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227-251: Enrich Cross-layer Development Tools

The Cross-layer Development Tools section has been significantly expanded with new keywords like 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 provide better granularity for tooling-related metadata.


268-268: Add Chain Management Keyword

The new keyword chain-operation in the Chain Management section should help further differentiate cross-layer operational tasks.

@bradleycamacho bradleycamacho merged commit d2542ba into main Mar 26, 2025
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