Articles, tutorials, and announcements
How the human-summary skill appends a four-section plain-language summary at the end of /dr-qa, /dr-compliance, and /dr-archive so operators get a fast read without opening any files.
Read more →How Datarim surfaces hard-coded stub literals in health and status controllers at implementation time — before they mislead acceptance tests and block the compliance gate.
Read more →How Datarim catches recurring UI bugs that pass syntax checks — dark mode specificity traps, broken mobile viewports, i18n key drift, accessibility gaps, and stale component counts — with a structured nine-section checklist.
Read more →How Datarim closes the gap between "tests pass" and "work is done" — with a structured four-option menu, worktree-aware cleanup, and a push verification that does not rely on stdout text.
Read more →How Datarim prevents sync conflicts and cross-platform breakage when configuring Syncthing, rclone, or any two-way file-sync layer — with a mandatory inventory, a decision tree for git repos, and a reusable ignore pattern template.
Read more →How Datarim's factcheck skill extracts every verifiable claim from an article, checks each against authoritative sources, and applies minimal corrections while keeping the author's voice intact.
Read more →How Datarim preserves the operator's original intent across pipeline stages — from PRD through QA and compliance — using a structured expectations file that blocks on missed wishes.
Read more →How Datarim turns a written implementation plan into tracked, verified execution — with explicit checkpoints, a stop-and-ask rule, and a mandatory finishing phase.
Read more →How Datarim proposes and applies improvements to its own framework after compliance, on demand, and on explicit request — while keeping every change human-approved and independently reversible.
Read more →How Datarim's dream skill keeps the datarim/ directory healthy — finding misplaced artefacts, flagging contradictions, deduplicating content, and rebuilding the index.
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