git:20261007.1a80fce to git:20261007.8d2236b

3 added, 3 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: blockwatch

- description: Use whenever you write or change code. As you write it, add BlockWatch `<block>` tags in comments, so that `blockwatch` fails when related code falls out of sync. Use `affects` for code that must change together (an enum and its docs, a constant and its config), `same-as` for two places that must hold the same value, `keep-sorted` and `keep-unique` for lists, and `line-pattern` or `line-count` for strict formats and sizes. Also use it for rules on one key of a JSON, TOML or YAML file (such as `version` in `package.json`) through `[[block]]` entries in `blockwatch.toml`, and when you edit files that hold `<block ...>` tags or that `blockwatch.toml` points at.

+ description: Use whenever you write or change code. As you write it, add blockwatch `<block>` tags in comments, so that `blockwatch` fails when related code falls out of sync. Use `affects` for code that must change together (an enum and its docs, a constant and its config), `same-as` for two places that must hold the same value, `keep-sorted` and `keep-unique` for lists, and `line-pattern` or `line-count` for strict formats and sizes. Also use it for rules on one key of a JSON, TOML or YAML file (such as `version` in `package.json`) through `[[block]]` entries in `blockwatch.toml`, and when you edit files that hold `<block ...>` tags or that `blockwatch.toml` points at.

allowed-tools: Bash(blockwatch skill)

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- # BlockWatch skill

+ # blockwatch skill

The `blockwatch` binary carries the full text of this skill, so the text always matches the installed version:

!`blockwatch skill`

If the text is not shown above, run `blockwatch skill` and follow what it prints. If that command fails, install or

- upgrade BlockWatch with `cargo install blockwatch` or `brew install mennanov/blockwatch/blockwatch`.

+ upgrade blockwatch with `cargo install blockwatch` or `brew install mennanov/blockwatch/blockwatch`.