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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

Documentation and distribution polish following the v1.10.0 neuroslop release — no rule changes.

Added

  • README badges and an update guide. Both READMEs gained version, platform, and stars badges, plus a dedicated «Обновление» / «Updating ru-text» section: a primary cross-platform method (npx skills add talkstream/ru-text), per-platform update commands (Claude Code marketplace + plugin update, gemini extensions update, OpenClaw, Codex, manual copy), and a note that the community-marketplace pin advances with up to a day's lag (#19).
  • Neuroslop parity for the Notion AI-Skill template. The self-contained Notion template now carries a condensed AI-Text Tells section — manufactured antithesis, virtue self-praise, assistant-register replies, hollow openers — with carve-outs faithful to the canonical AD-6/AD-7/AD-8/AD-9 (#20, #21).

Changed

  • Capability descriptions across all manifests and the cross-platform SKILL.md descriptor now list "AI-text cleanup", so the v1.10.0 neuroslop capability appears on every listing surface (#21).

Removed

  • Redundant duplicate tools list. The standalone «Смотрите также» / «See also» section repeated the three online tools already listed under «Онлайн-инструменты» / «Online tools»; removed as info-style redundancy (#23).

Fixed

  • Domain-table counters corrected to verified recounts. Both READMEs now report the authoritative per-section counts, each re-derived from its reference file: button labels 51 → 58, stop-words 97 → 92, comma-trap constructions 57 → 56, clean business-writing phrases 43 → 41, plus the SKILL.md word count 585 → 587. The approximate headline rule count is an intentional anchor and is unchanged (#23).
  • Dogfooding: dropped a self-virtue phrase. Removed «никакой воды» / «no filler words» from the documentation use-case in both READMEs — it was exactly the preemptive virtue qualifier the plugin's own AD-7 rule flags as neuroslop (#24).

[1.10.0] - 2026-06-27

Adds a model-agnostic neuroslop catalogue — a named index of the recurring tells of AI-generated Russian prose — with two new experiential rules, an extended virtue-qualifier rule, and sharper detection and scoring for manufactured antithesis. No correctness coverage removed; the approximate "~1 044" headline is unchanged (the two new experiential rules stay within its tolerance).

Added

  • AD-8. Assistant-register meta-commentary (сервисные реплики ассистента). New experiential rule in addenda.md flagging the chatbot-persona flourish — sycophantic acknowledgements («Отличный вопрос!», «Вы абсолютно правы») and assistant sign-offs («Надеюсь, это помогло», «Готов помочь») — that perform a service persona instead of carrying content. Carve-outs spare genuine live dialogue, chat support, interviews, contact blocks, authorial prefaces, and one-way FAQs; a single-count clause prevents double-charging with AD-2. Severity Low, a secondary signal in Ч — Clarity, wired into scoring.md.
  • AD-9. Hollow opener (пустой зачин). New experiential rule flagging openers that announce explanation instead of delivering it — «давайте разберёмся», «погрузимся», «важно понимать, что», filler «итак» — with density (a cluster of such openers) as the primary signal. Carve-outs spare genuine summative or resumptive «итак», real step-by-step tutorials, informative «важно», and the quoted or live-dialogue register; it cross-references the throat-clearing stop-words already in info-style.md §B rather than restating them. Severity Low, a secondary signal in С — Structure.
  • Neuroslop index. A named digest at the head of addenda.md mapping each recurring tell of AI-generated Russian prose to its canonical home (AD-6/AD-7/AD-8/AD-9, plus info-style.md §B and anti-patterns.md). A model-agnostic preamble notes the tells skew by training era and instruction-tuning style; a breakdown by specific model family is intentionally omitted as unverifiable and fast-dating.
  • Table of contents for addenda.md (the file now exceeds 100 lines; per the repo convention).
  • /ru-check step 5. The check now also loads addenda.md and scans for the neuroslop tells (AD-6 through AD-9), closing a gap where the experiential rules were not part of the check flow.
  • README neuroslop use-case in both languages (RU and EN), describing cleanup of AI-generated text.
  • Community health files. CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (Contributor Covenant 2.1), SECURITY.md, and .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md, closing the remaining GitHub Community Standards gaps; CONTRIBUTING.md links the Code of Conduct (#17).

Changed

  • AD-7 extended to positive-polarity self-praise. The preemptive virtue qualifier now also covers positive-form delivery flourishes — «чётко, по делу», «коротко и ясно», «простыми словами», «разложу по полочкам» — and the unproven-claim tricolon «быстро, качественно, надёжно». New carve-outs spare qualifiers that preview concrete content and established genre or rubric labels; a single-count clause prevents double-charging with the info-style.md §B unproven-claim adjectives.
  • AD-6 detection and scoring strengthened (without banning the construction). The manufactured-antithesis rule adds the triggers «не просто X, а Y» and «вопрос/суть не в X, а в Y», while explicitly NOT auto-flagging the degree-narrowing «не столько X, сколько Y» or an antecedent-free «важно не X, а Y». In scoring.md, a cluster of two or more manufactured pairs within ~150 words now lands С — Structure in the 5–6 band or lower, while a single antecedent-backed pair still does not move it (the 7–8 anchor is unchanged) — stronger, but never to zero, and with no new non-compensatory cap. The 0–2 legitimate-pair body quota and the asymmetric-self-correction allowance are preserved.

[1.9.0] - 2026-06-26

Clarifies which references take precedence for web/general text, consolidates duplicate rules into canonical homes, and paraphrases attributed quotes. No rules removed; correctness coverage fully preserved.

Changed

  • Editorial-reference precedence formalized. The typography precedence note (typography.md C.4) now leads with web/screen typography norms (as set out in «Ководство», «Типографика и вёрстка», «Советы»); the print-editorial handbooks («Справочник издателя и автора», Розенталь) and the metrological ГОСТ apply for their own domains or where the web-oriented norms are silent. Framed as an editorial choice by register — explicitly not an endorsement by any author.
  • Anti-bureaucratic attribution updated. The канцелярит anti-pattern and the «clean language» section (editorial-grammar.md §H) now credit M. Ilyakhov as the modern info-style lead alongside the existing «cf. N. Gal / K. Chukovsky» precursors.
  • «Дашборд» guidance softened to neutral — the term is accepted in modern Russian product interfaces; «панель»/«сводка» kept as a context alternative.

Refactored

  • Duplicate rules consolidated to canonical homes + cross-references. Pleonasms and tautology now live canonically in editorial-grammar.md §E.1/§E.2; the dead→live канцелярит catalog in §H.2; anti-patterns.md cross-references them via a top-N digest (the same pattern its Typography category already used). The diagnostic anti-patterns.md is ~11% leaner. Fixed a stale count (READMEs said 139 anti-patterns; the canonical figure is 138). No rule lost — unique entries were relocated, not deleted.

Fixed

  • Paraphrased all attributed verbatim quotes (Chekhov; an HSE rhetoric note; a БРЭ encyclopedia note — a copyrighted source; Goodhart's law) so the project's «no verbatim quotes» statement holds everywhere; independent formulation with «cf.» attribution.
  • Reworded the addenda.md intro to drop extraction-implying framing → «independently formulated; the listed sources informed the work, no rule is taken or copied».
  • Dogfood: corrected ASCII «...» → «…» in examples; minor width/example accuracy fixes.

Volume & model context (measured before → after)

  • Always-on SKILL.md: unchanged (585 words) — no change to per-session context.
  • On-demand reference corpus: ~unchanged (≈15.8k words, +0.6%). Consolidation removed true duplicates and made the diagnostic anti-patterns.md ~11% smaller, but unique rules were relocated to canonical homes rather than deleted, so the total size is flat by design — the value of this release is consistency and correct attribution, not a reduction in context size.

[1.8.1] - 2026-06-26

Added

  • Google Antigravity install instructions in both READMEs. Antigravity reads the SKILL.md format natively, so ru-text works with no repackaging — copy the skill into ~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/ (global) or <project>/.agent/skills/ (workspace); paths vary by version, so the section links the official Antigravity Skills codelab. Brings the documented platform count to 12.

Changed

  • README is now Russian-primary. README.md holds the Russian text (the GitHub default, fitting for a Russian-text-quality tool) and the English version moved to README.en.md. A prominent, welcoming English switcher sits atop README.md so English readers are greeted and one click from the full English docs. File history preserved via git mv.
  • /ru-check and /ru-score declare an explicit read-only contract. Both commands now state that they report issues and return the corrected text (or a quality score) and must never write to, edit, or overwrite the analysed source file(s) — their allowed-tools are Read, Grep, Glob by design. Stops non-deterministic, silent NBSP insertion into source files: such a change is invisible in targets that strip NBSP on import (e.g. Notion) and breaks later exact-string grep/replace tooling on that file. Doc-only; no rules changed. (#15)
  • Always-on skill — reviewing vs. rewriting. SKILL.md now instructs that when checking or proofreading existing text or a file, ru-text returns the corrected version plus a list of changes rather than silently overwriting the source; in-place rewrites happen only on explicit request. Closes the path by which proofreading via the always-on skill could mutate a source file.

[1.8.0] - 2026-06-08

Added

  • AD-6. Manufactured antithesis (ложная антитеза). New experience-based rule in addenda.md flagging the symmetric contrastive-negation pair («не X, а Y», «это не…, это…», «не там, где…, а там, где…») where the negated pole has no antecedent in the text -- one of the strongest machine-generation tells in Russian prose, measured at high density in AI drafts and near-zero in live human writing. A three-condition test (no antecedent + symmetry + zero-increment deletion test) keeps it from ever flagging the author's asymmetric self-correction («вернее…», «то есть…», «не то чтобы X, но Y»), numeric corrections, fixed idioms, or antecedent-backed antitheses. Severity Medium — the strongest tell in this set; a primary signal in the С — Structure dimension (supporting Ч — Clarity), reflected in the С rubric anchors and wired into scoring.md. Dimension weights and non-compensatory caps are unchanged; density (not a single pair) is what moves the score. Quota: 0 in headings, 0–2 legitimate pairs in body.
  • AD-7. Preemptive virtue qualifier (непрошенная оговорка «без воды»). New rule in addenda.md flagging the trailing self-praise flourish that denies a fault the reader never raised — «без воды», «без виляния», «честно говоря», «и без всякой магии» — an announced-not-demonstrated virtue and a frequent machine tell, cousin to AD-4. Allow-list keeps informative «без» (без сахара, без интернета, ноль моков — без заглушек), genuine epistemic qualifiers (строго говоря), and conversational/literary discourse markers (честно говоря — register carve-out, cf. AD-2.3); single-counts with AD-2 to avoid double-charging the same fragment across Ч and С. Severity Low; secondary signal in Ч — Clarity (supporting С — Structure), wired into scoring.md.

Changed

  • Editorial-reference precedence generalised. The "register and precedence" note in typography.md (section C.4) previously scoped the editorial-over-metrological rule to the percent sign. It now states the general principle: human-oriented references (Ководство, Справочник издателя, Розенталь) take precedence for general and web text, and ГОСТ 8.417 applies only where those references are silent or as a context variant for scientific-technical documents. No paragraph numbers are attached to «Ководство»; the percent-sign provenance remains Шульмейстер/Гиленсон plus the de-facto Runet norm.

[1.7.3] - 2026-05-29

Added

  • Codex marketplace icon. Added assets/icon.png (512x512 grayscale, derived from the project's brand logo logo-round.png) and referenced it via interface.composerIcon in .codex-plugin/plugin.json, so ru-text displays an icon in the awesome-codex-plugins marketplace browser. Mirrored upstream in hashgraph-online/awesome-codex-plugins#162 (resolves issue #11).

Changed

  • Percent sign now defaults to no space (100%). Rule R37 in typography.md previously forced a non-breaking space before the percent sign (100<nbsp>%). For general and web text -- ru-text's primary register -- the dominant de facto norm and the traditional Russian hand-typesetting handbooks (М. Шульмейстер; П. Гиленсон) set the percent sign tight to the number (100%). The spaced form (100 %) is the metrological convention of ГОСТ 8.417 and remains valid for scientific and technical documents, but it is now positioned as a lower-priority, context-specific variant rather than the default. Provenance note: ГОСТ 8.417-2002 was superseded by ГОСТ 8.417-2024 (in force 30 Sep 2024), which keeps the spaced form; this change is a register/precedence decision (editorial norm over metrological standard for general text), not a claim that the standard's rule is obsolete.
  • Added a short "register and precedence" note to section C.4 of typography.md: where a metrological standard (ГОСТ 8.417) conflicts with editorial practice for general text, the editorial norm is the default.
  • Removed the obsolete "tight % sign" entry from the typography anti-pattern list in anti-patterns.md (it contradicted the new R37 default).

[1.7.2] - 2026-04-30

Fixed

  • Cross-platform skill rendering. Replaced Claude-specific ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} path tokens in both skills/ru-text/SKILL.md and the root SKILL.md (the latter is consumed by npx skills add and similar universal skill-discovery tools) with relative references/<filename> paths. Codex Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, JetBrains Junie, Continue.dev, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot do not substitute that variable, so users on those platforms previously saw raw ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/ru-text/references/... strings rendered as literal text in the skill description panel. Relative paths match the documented Codex skill convention and continue to work on Claude Code via the existing Glob("**/ru-text/references/...") fallback.

Changed

  • Quick Start order. Sections in both READMEs (EN and RU) are now sorted by April 2026 platform popularity among developers using AI assistants: Claude Code (CLI) → Claude Code (Desktop) → Codex CLI → Notion → Cursor → GitHub Copilot → Gemini CLI → Windsurf → Continue.dev → Cline → JetBrains (Junie) → OpenClaw. Claude Code (Desktop) is now a separate sub-section that points to the same install commands. Headline and "Works with…" paragraph reordered to match.

[1.7.1] - 2026-04-24

Added

  • 4 new anti-patterns in addenda.md (AD-2 … AD-5), all marked Severity: Low and integrated as secondary signals in the Clarity and Structure dimensions of scoring.md:
    • AD-2. Excessive parcellation — staccato rhythm from short sentence fragments. Context-sensitive: wrong in info-style/UX/business, acceptable in publicism, legitimate device in literature (cf. Розенталь, «Справочник», ГЛАВА L).
    • AD-3. Patronizing explanation (разжёвывание очевидного) — redundant over-explaining of what context already conveys. Includes an explicit cross-reference distinguishing it from info-style.md A.2 «примитивизация» (which denotes the opposite failure: oversimplification at the cost of meaning).
    • AD-4. Unprovoked rebuttal — constructions like «а это уже…», «но на самом деле…» without an antecedent claim in the text. Diagnostic test: is there actually a prior claim being rebutted?
    • AD-5. Subject-predicate semantic mismatch — antropomorphic predicates implying will or consciousness applied to subjects that lack them. Explicit exception for normative technical/ML terminology: сходимость, стремление к оптимуму, принятие решения машиной, обучение модели (cf. БРЭ, article Антропоморфизм).
  • scoring.md: AD-2…AD-5 referenced as secondary signals in Clarity (AD-3, AD-5) and Structure (AD-2, AD-4) dimensions. Dimension weights and non-compensatory caps unchanged.

Credits

  • Anti-patterns AD-2..AD-5 proposed by @V8-Software in issue #9 (2026-04-16). Original terminology adjusted in three places to prevent terminological collisions and false positives on established technical writing (see issue comment for rationale).

[1.7.0] - 2026-04-14

Added

  • GitHub Copilot support: install instructions, .github/skills/ path documentation
  • Windsurf (Codeium) support: install instructions, .windsurf/skills/ path documentation
  • Cline support: install instructions, .cline/skills/ path documentation
  • JetBrains Junie support: install instructions, .junie/skills/ path documentation
  • Continue.dev support: install instructions, .continue/skills/ path documentation
  • Roadmap section in both READMEs: Telegram Bot, Browser Extension, WordPress Plugin

Changed

  • Platform support expanded: 7 → 12 platforms (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Cursor, Cline, JetBrains Junie, Continue.dev, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, Notion, skills CLI)
  • Quick Start section reorganized for 12-platform listing

[1.6.0] - 2026-04-09

Added

  • Notion integration: AI Custom Skill template for in-Notion text quality checks (notion/ru-text-notion-skill.md)
  • Notion MCP workflow documentation (Claude Code + Notion MCP server)
  • OpenClaw support: native plugin manifest (openclaw.plugin.json)
  • ClawHub marketplace readiness (metadata.openclaw in SKILL.md frontmatter)
  • OpenClaw and Notion installation instructions in both READMEs
  • notion/ directory with self-contained skill template and bilingual setup guide

Changed

  • Platform support expanded: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenClaw, Notion
  • Consistent digit formatting across all README files (English: ~1,040; Russian: ~1 040)

Fixed

  • Claude Code install: added @claude-community marketplace suffix
  • Codex CLI: replaced non-existent codex install with interactive /plugins browser
  • Cursor: added /add-plugin as primary install method, manual copy as fallback
  • OpenClaw: corrected install syntax to clawhub:ru-text format
  • Notion: fixed keyboard shortcut (removed wrong Ctrl+J), corrected menu path
  • Typography: fixed closing lapki quote U+0022 → U+201C in SKILL.md and Notion template
  • OpenClaw manifest: removed undocumented fields (kind, enabledByDefault)
  • Cursor: corrected manual install path (.agents/skills/~/.cursor/skills/)
  • Cursor: added Windows (PowerShell) install path for manual skill setup (thanks @dreik, PR #8)
  • Cursor: documented ~/.cursor/plugins/local/ as full plugin local testing path (cf. cursor/plugin-template#4)

[1.5.1] - 2026-04-01

Fixed

  • Reference files unreachable for marketplace users: Claude could not resolve relative paths in SKILL.md and commands because the Skill tool does not provide a base directory
  • Used ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} (official Claude Code variable, substituted inline in skill content) for absolute paths to reference files, with Glob fallback for cross-platform compatibility

Changed

  • SKILL.md and commands now use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/ru-text/references/<filename> paths instead of unresolvable relative markdown links
  • Trimmed redundant quality checklist items from SKILL.md (covered by reference files)

[1.5.0] - 2026-03-31

Added

  • Published to Anthropic community plugin marketplace
  • Installation via /plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community + /plugin install ru-text
  • Badge: plugin status in README

Changed

  • Claude Code Quick Start updated with marketplace setup step

[1.4.0] - 2026-03-30

Added

  • Gemini CLI extension support (gemini-extension.json, agents/gemini.yaml)
  • Cursor compatibility: reads SKILL.md via .agents/skills/ standard
  • Multi-platform Quick Start in README (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor)

[1.3.0] - 2026-03-30

Added

  • OpenAI Codex CLI compatibility (.codex-plugin/plugin.json, agents/openai.yaml)
  • Codex installation instructions in README

[1.2.0] - 2026-03-29

Added

  • /ru-text:ru-score command: text quality scoring on a 0.0–10.0 scale
  • 5-dimension analytic rubric: typography, clarity, grammar, structure, reader precision
  • Non-compensatory scoring: critical weakness in one dimension caps total score
  • scoring.md reference file with full algorithm, rubric anchors, and research basis

[1.1.0] - 2026-03-29

Added

  • Claude Cowork compatibility (works automatically, same plugin structure)
  • Privacy Policy (PRIVACY_POLICY.md)
  • 8 modern UX button patterns (Archive, Favorite, Mute, Report, Add to cart, Wishlist, Filter, React)
  • Table of Contents in all reference files over 100 lines
  • Use cases section in both READMEs
  • Technical quality section in both READMEs
  • GitHub Sponsors integration

Changed

  • SKILL.md description optimized to 196 characters (under 250-char truncation threshold)
  • README split into separate English and Russian files (README.md + README.ru.md)

[1.0.0] - 2026-03-29

Added

  • Initial release: ~1040 independently formulated rules for Russian text quality
  • Auto-activation when Claude produces or edits Russian text
  • /ru-text:ru-check command for manual comprehensive text quality checks
  • 7 domains: typography (96 rules), information style (197), editorial punctuation (88), editorial grammar (171), UX writing (217), business writing (128), anti-patterns (139)
  • Experience-based addenda system for rules discovered through practice
  • Bilingual README (English + Russian)
  • Full source attribution with purchase/access links