The pen checks the schema before it writes.knowledge-apply.sh runs lokf validate on every concept a patch would write, with --dry-run too, when .lokf/.venv holds the toolkit.
The preflight warns about a python3 older than 3.9, about being run from ktl-sidecar’s own folder, and names KTL skills installed for one user.
ktl-prose’s check reads a script’s comments. Given a shell, Python, YAML or TOML file or a justfile, prose-check.py holds each # comment block, and each Python docstring, to the rules a paragraph keeps.
Changed
The check reports a paragraph of more than eight sentences, and lists “outright” and “at all” among the words to cut. The rules page gains a method for a paragraph with two topics, the rule before its exception, pointing words as names, and the quiet figures of motion.
Fixed
The sidecar’s scripts run behind a package mirror. The pen, the conventions check and the ingest try .lokf/.venv first and uv run after it, because uv run fails behind a mirror that serves no upload times. No script picks a Python older than 3.9.
When its runner cannot start, the conventions check says so and exits 2, instead of reporting findings against the bundle.
A freshly installed skeleton passes its own conventions: the dummy services’ descriptions match their index bullets.
ktl-prose runs its check through uv run, so an old python3 never runs it.
ktl-sidecar’s Step 0 runs the preflight from the host repository’s root.
The librarian’s audit lints the files it touched, not .lokf/.venv/.
A release attaches a linkml-sidecar host’s schema. The schema := line may name any file in the repository, and the released copy imports LOKF core as lokf, so a domain can resolve that import.
ktl-prose’s check reads a comment’s layout. A table of options is read row by row, and a usage line or a command under a colon is not read, so neither is reported as one long sentence. --against compares a script as its comments.
The check reports fewer false findings. A sentence may start with a lowercase name such as ktl-docent or .lokf/, and a minus, a -- <args> marker, “at all of” and “at all times” are no longer reported.
