orbitant-marketing v1.12.0
What's New in orbitant-marketing v1.12.0
This release brings the marketing review of the npm post into the writing skills: the signer named in the request always wins, "No es X, es Y" is banned in every form, and bold goes on the words that carry the idea, not on whole sentences. It also includes the changes prepared for 1.11.0, which was never tagged.
✨ New Features
- Editorial rules from the npm post review in
blog-post-create(#78):
- Vary how sentences and paragraphs open.
- Precise wording.
- Bold on 3 to 8 words, never a whole sentence. The examples in the Felipe Polo and Matteo Di Paolantonio tone files follow it.
- A chapter of a series links back to at least one published instalment.
- Matteo Di Paolantonio's tone file, built from his own writing and talks. (#76)
🐛 Fixes
- A signer named in the request wins over every default, including the one in the material. (#76)
- "No es X, es Y" is banned in every form ("X, no Y", "no se trata de X, sino de Y", "No X. Y."), also when the material phrases an idea that way, and the final pass checks it with no escape clause. (#76)
Measured
Five blog-post-create drafts from the npm post brief, signed by Felipe Polo, with deepseek-v4-flash as the writer, against 1.10.0:
- whole-sentence bold went from 22.4 to 4.2 per draft;
- "No es X, es Y" lines went from 1.6 to 0.8 per draft;
- 5/5 delivered, 0 hard-rule failures.
One Sonnet draft still had 4 "X, no Y" lines and 10 whole-sentence bolds: the prompt alone does not get either to zero, and a deterministic check in the harness is the follow-up.