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Readers setting up live sync had no link to SnapTrade or SimpleFIN, and the README and docs named uv, Bun, Pydantic, SQLite, Keepfolio, and the rest without pointing anywhere. Every first mention per page now links to the vendor, the live-sync guides link the SnapTrade dashboard, API docs, and SimpleFIN Bridge where the credentials come from, and the MCP server list names its providers. scripts/backlinks.py holds the vendor registry and applies the rule; its --check mode runs in CI so a new vendor mention cannot ship unlinked. uv.lock picks up the 2.3.1 version the release commit left behind.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a vendor backlinking script, applies external links across project documentation, adds unit tests, and runs backlink consistency checks in CI. ChangesDocumentation backlink automation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds vendor links and enforces them in CI, but some Markdown and HTML constructs can still be rewritten incorrectly and one documented first mention remains unlinked. The impact is limited to documentation correctness and CI consistency, so the change is mergeable with these fixes tracked. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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An earlier image whose alt text named a vendor satisfied the first-mention rule, so the README's architecture diagram hid the Claude Code and Codex mentions from the linker. Alt text is now protected but never counts as a link, and the docstring names the historical doc trees left out on purpose.
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In `@PRIVACY.md`:
- Line 12: Update the first “ITC Risk Models” mention in the privacy
documentation to use the vendor-registry URL, while leaving the later occurrence
unchanged.
In `@scripts/backlinks.py`:
- Around line 127-128: Update the fence-tracking logic around FENCE and in_fence
to store the opening delimiter character and length, and toggle out only when a
closing fence matches both values; treat shorter or different delimiters as
protected content. Add a regression test covering a four-backtick fence
containing a triple-backtick line and verify later code samples are not
rewritten.
- Line 91: Update HTML_OPEN to recognize every supported Markdown HTML block
element, including section, script, and pre, so their contents remain protected
from backlink rewriting. Add regression coverage verifying vendor text inside
each of these blocks is left unchanged.
- Around line 24-28: Replace the frozen dataclass Vendor with the project’s
Pydantic model pattern, preserving its name, url, and pattern fields.
Encapsulate the backlink calculation currently spread across link_vendors and
related module-level logic in a dedicated calculator class, while keeping main
limited to CLI argument handling and orchestration.
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A four-backtick fence containing a three-backtick line used to close early, and only five HTML tag names protected their contents. The fence now closes only on a matching delimiter of equal or greater length, and every block-level tag Markdown treats as an HTML block keeps its interior unlinked.
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155-155: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winProtect indented code blocks.
line.lstrip()makes a root-level indented code line such asSnapTradeeligible for rewriting. Detect indented code before stripping indentation. Add a regression test for four-space and tab-indented code.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/backlinks.py`:
- Around line 98-102: Update BLOCK_TAGS and the HTML_OPEN/HTML_CLOSE patterns in
the backlinks parsing logic to cover the complete block-element set, including
headings, form, and list elements, with case-insensitive matching for uppercase
tags. Add regression coverage confirming content inside these block elements is
excluded from rewriting.
- Around line 140-144: The fence-closing condition near marker.group(1) must
reject trailing non-whitespace content, so a line like a language-tagged fence
remains code content. Validate that everything after the matched closing
delimiter is whitespace before clearing fence, and add a regression test
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In `@scripts/backlinks.py`:
- Line 155: Update the line-processing logic around the html_depth and stripped
checks to detect leading spaces or tabs before calling line.lstrip(), preventing
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…are fence Replaces the hand-picked tag list with the CommonMark rule: any open tag other than a void element starts an HTML block, case-insensitively. A closing fence must be the delimiter alone on its line, so a language-tagged backtick line inside a fence stays content.
Spec fidelityOriginating request: link every third-party company or API the README and setup docs mention, including direct sign-up links for live sync (SnapTrade, SimpleFIN); open the PR, babysit it, merge when green. Faithful. SnapTrade and SimpleFIN sign-up, dashboard, and API-doc links sit where each credential is introduced. Every registered vendor's first mention on every reader-facing page links to its site, across the README, AGENTS, CONTRIBUTING, PRIVACY, Interpretation. "Any mention" is applied as first mention per page, not every repetition. Linking the same vendor five times on one page adds noise without adding credit or discoverability. Scope added.
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The README and the docs named SnapTrade, SimpleFIN, uv, Bun, Pydantic, SQLite, Keepfolio, Claude Code, Codex, and the rest without linking to them. Someone setting up live sync had no link to where the SnapTrade or SimpleFIN credentials actually come from.
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docs/, and the published Starlight site underdocs-site/.docs/setup/api-keys.mdnames Exa, Bright Data, Financial Datasets, and the reference sequential-thinking server. Finnhub and OpenAI are linked in the env-var tables.scripts/backlinks.pyholds the vendor registry and applies the first-mention rule. It skips fenced code, inline code, front matter, headings, HTML blocks, existing links, and bare URLs, and it is idempotent.--checkruns in CI so a new vendor mention cannot ship unlinked. Four focused tests intests/python/test_backlinks.py.uv.lockpicks up the 2.3.1 version the release commit left behind.Verification
uv run ruff format --check .,uv run ruff check .,uv run mypy src/,uv run pytest -m "not integration": all green locally (1156 passed, coverage 83.4%).uv run python scripts/backlinks.py --checkexits 0 on the branch.bun run buildindocs-site/builds all 21 pages.Made by Claude Fable 5.1 in Claude Code.
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