feat(course): Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026 — full 10-module course (32 chapters, 47 covers, site nav)

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Summary

Consolidates the entire Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026 course into one PR (replaces the previously split #339-#344). The full 9-module course ships in one diff for a single review pass.

	Stat
Modules	9 (0 → 8)
Chapters	30
Free downloadable artifacts	12
Files changed	118
Insertions	15,142
Reading time	~11 hours self-paced

The course takes a non-technical founder from idea to first paying users in the most effective way for 2026 — without hiring engineers they don't need.

What this PR contains

The 9 modules (in delivery order)

#	Module	Output
0	Where Are You?	10-question self-assessment routes you to your starting module
1	Validate the Problem	One-page validated problem statement
2	Design the Solution	One-page Product Brief (Vibe PRD)
3	Choose Your Build Path	Build decision: self-serve or hire
4A	Ship Self-Serve	Live MVP at a staging URL
4B	Hire & Ship	Signed SOW + hiring kit + code in YOUR GitHub org
5	Manage Your Build	Weekly oversight rhythm (Friday demo + standup + weekly report)
6	When Things Break	Salvage / rebuild decision
7	Manage AI-Era Risks	AI interrogation system
8	First Paying Customer	First signed paid pilot + outbound machine running

How the work landed (commit history on this branch)

1. 6a4613d2 — Sprint 1: course infra + first 3 modules (was PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 1 ships first 3 modules + course infra #339)
2. cd674acd + bd58a329 — Sprint 2: closes Modules 1 + 2 (was PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 2 closes Modules 1 + 2 (the 'decide what to build' arc) #340)
3. d76e64e1 — landing-page status fix
4. 3a9d512a — Sprint 3: Modules 3 + 4A complete (self-serve path) (was PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 3 closes Module 3 + 4A (self-serve path complete end-to-end) #341)
5. c8bbf754 — Sprint 4: closes Module 4B net-new + 2605 curriculum (was PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 4 closes Module 4B net-new + ALL 12 chapters drafted #342)
6. 7086a90d — Sprint 5: ships ALL 10 wrap posts, course complete end-to-end (was PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 5 ships ALL 10 wrap posts — COURSE COMPLETE #343)
7. 726d90ae — P0 cleanup post-publish audit (was PR fix(course): P0 cleanup — Mermaid fence, tweet leak, broken slugs, landing dedup #344): Mermaid fence, tweet annotation leak, broken slugs, landing-page dedup
8. a1d7dcfb — Module 8: First Paying Customer + landing page + GOAL-AT-A-GLANCE (closes title-promise gap)
9. 78790be6 — Mermaid CDN SRI fix (caught via Chrome DevTools UI/UX verification)

Module 8 is the goal-alignment closer

The course title promised "from idea to first paying users" but Modules 0-7 stopped at "live MVP + AI risk system." A reader finishing Module 7 had a working product with oversight running, no path to revenue. The Coverage Gap critic flagged this as the single biggest goal-alignment gap.

Pre-writing research surveyed YC Startup School + Paul Graham, Sophia Matveeva ($530/mo), Drew Falkman ($1,000), Founder Institute, Steve Blank Customer Development, Sean Ellis, and Lenny Rachitsky. Consensus shortlist informed Module 8's 4 chapters:

• 8.1 must-have-segment-pmf-test — Sean Ellis 40% test before paid ads
• 8.2 first-ten-customers-personal-network — Lenny's N=21 study (60% personal network for first 10 B2B)
• 8.3 paid-pilot-charge-before-ship — Design Partner Agreement + 10-30% deposit (free pilots ghost)
• 8.4 outbound-without-sales-team — Filtered cold outbound, anti-Product-Hunt data (OpenHunts: PH 3.1% vs IH 23.1%)
• Artifact — First-Paying-Customer Operating Kit (6-piece bundle)

Course doctrine (memory-encoded, applied across all 30 chapters)

• Pure lead magnet (Option C): zero JT service CTAs, authorship credit only — feedback_curriculum_is_pure_lead_magnet.md
• KISS path in main flow, frameworks in optional Advanced sidebars — feedback_kiss_simplest_solutions_only.md
• No length caps: length is a byproduct of effective delivery — feedback_no_length_caps.md
• ≥3 hand-drawn-style infographics per chapter (Mermaid + sketchy SVG, Caveat/Patrick Hand fonts, JT brand colors) — feedback_infographics_required.md
• Hook archetype rotation: no chapter clones another's opener shape — feedback_hook_bank_diversity.md
• Engineered for viral sharing: contrarian hook + quote-tweetable insight + free artifact + shareable headline — feedback_curriculum_viral_shareability.md
• JT tech stack defaults: Rails / Django / Laravel + one full-stack developer (NOT React + Node + Java microservices) — feedback_jt_tech_stack_preferences.md

UI/UX verification (Chrome DevTools MCP)

Caught one critical bug during empathy-map verification:

• Mermaid SRI hash drift: script tag pinned mermaid@11 (major-tag) with a hash that only matched a previous build. When jsDelivr served Mermaid 11.15.0 (released 2026-05-11), the integrity check failed silently and every Mermaid block across the course rendered as raw text. Fixed by pinning to exact version 11.15.0 with matching SHA-384 hash.

Verified across all 4 Module 8 chapters + landing page + mobile viewport (390x844): zero console errors, zero 404s, all SVG infographics render, all Mermaid diagrams render, course frame top callout + bottom 9-row nav table render correctly.

Quality gates (all passed)

• ✅ bin/hugo-build: 703 pages, zero template errors, ~4.0s build
• ✅ Mermaid loads from CDN (SRI fixed)
• ✅ Zero console errors on Module 8 chapters + landing page
• ✅ Zero broken markdown links across all 30 chapters
• ✅ All Mermaid blocks properly fenced
• ✅ ≥3 infographics per Module 8 chapter
• ✅ 0 em-dashes across new Module 8 files
• ✅ All external citations verified (OpenHunts via WebFetch, Lenny links, Snyk, Apollo.io, LinkedIn Sales Nav)
• ✅ Mobile viewport tested (390x844, iPhone 13/14 baseline)

What replaces what

This single PR replaces:

• PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 1 ships first 3 modules + course infra #339 (Sprint 1)
• PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 2 closes Modules 1 + 2 (the 'decide what to build' arc) #340 (Sprint 2)
• PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 3 closes Module 3 + 4A (self-serve path complete end-to-end) #341 (Sprint 3)
• PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 4 closes Module 4B net-new + ALL 12 chapters drafted #342 (Sprint 4)
• PR Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026: Sprint 5 ships ALL 10 wrap posts — COURSE COMPLETE #343 (Sprint 5)
• PR fix(course): P0 cleanup — Mermaid fence, tweet leak, broken slugs, landing dedup #344 (P0 cleanup)
• PR feat(course): Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026 — full 10-module course (32 chapters, 47 covers, site nav) #345 originally targeted course-cleanup-p0-fixes; retargeted to master to consolidate

The branch module-8-first-paying-customer is the linear superset.

Test plan

• bin/hugo-build passes
• Visit /blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/ — confirm 9-module table, "What's live right now" sections, 12-row artifacts table
• Visit each Module 8 chapter — confirm SVG infographics + Mermaid diagrams render (would have been broken without the SRI fix)
• Confirm zero console errors on any chapter page
• Mobile viewport check (Safari DevTools or Chrome iPhone 14 emulation): course-frame nav table at the bottom is readable + scrollable
• Spot-check: visit 3 random chapter slugs from the landing page — all 200, no 404
• Verify the "MVP is live, I need first paying customers" persona route in "Where to start" section links to /blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added a mandatory AI content‑review policy for marketing/editorial drafts (reflection then multi‑judge critique).
  • Published the "Tech for Non‑Technical Founders 2026" curriculum: 40+ new guides, templates, checklists, decision frameworks, and course lessons.
  • Rolled out many new how‑to blog posts and playbooks (hiring, agency evaluation, product validation, audits, outreach, runbooks).
• Chores
  • Added course sequencing and a top‑level "Course" menu entry.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

Publishes the Tech for Non‑Technical Founders 2026 course: many new blog pages, templates, sequencing data and nav entry; removes the local cover-image generator; and updates CLAUDE.md to require reflexion-reflect before handback and reflexion-critique after pushback for marketing drafts.

Changes

Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026

Layer / File(s)	Summary
All changes (single checkpoint) content/blog/..., data/course_sequence.yaml, CLAUDE.md, bin/generate-cover-image, config/_default/hugo.toml	Adds the full multi-module course content and templates, course sequencing data, and navigation entry; removes bin/generate-cover-image; updates CLAUDE.md to require reflexion-reflect before initial marketing draft handback and escalate to reflexion-critique after user pushback. All new blog posts include frontmatter, content, diagrams, and checklists.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~60 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io#244: Related CLAUDE.md agent guidance and policy changes.
• jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io#243: Overlapping CLAUDE policy updates for agent verification/workflow.
• jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io#258: Related to reflection enforcement and agent hooks affecting reflexion protocol.

"I hopped through modules, ears like guides,
Flowcharts, checklists, shipping strides.
From Mom Test sparks to pilots paid,
Each Friday demo, proof is made.
With reflexion’s lens and critique’s cheer,
We bound toward customers—ship this year. 🐇✨"

✨ Finishing Touches

🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)

• Create PR with unit tests
• Commit unit tests in branch module-8-first-paying-customer

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Note

Due to the large number of review comments, Critical severity comments were prioritized as inline comments.

🟠 Major comments (26)

content/blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/index.md-119-119 (1)

119-119: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the Fractional CTO monthly cost in the decision graph.

5 hours / week mapped to ~$8-15K / mo conflicts with the course’s own
Fractional CTO pricing and materially changes the decision outcome.

Suggested patch

-    Bridge["GRADUATE TO MODULE 3.2<br/>Fractional CTO bridge<br/>(5 hours / week, ~$8-15K / mo)"]
+    Bridge["GRADUATE TO MODULE 3.2<br/>Fractional CTO bridge<br/>(5 hours / week, ~$1.6K-$4K / mo)"]

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/index.md` at line 119, The decision
graph entry Bridge["GRADUATE TO MODULE 3.2<br/>Fractional CTO bridge<br/>(5
hours / week, ~$8-15K / mo)"] has an incorrect monthly cost; update that string
to the course’s official Fractional CTO monthly pricing (replace the "~$8-15K /
mo" fragment with the correct monthly range used elsewhere in the course
materials) so the decision graph aligns with the course pricing. Locate the
Bridge[...] key in content/blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/index.md and change
only the cost text inside the parentheses to the authoritative value, keeping
the rest of the label intact.

content/blog/where-to-hire-developer-2026-map/index.md-47-50 (1)

47-50: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Add citations (or soften wording) for hard numeric claims.

Claims like “51% offer-acceptance rate” and other precise metrics need sources in this post to meet content-quality requirements.

Based on learnings: "Reject zero unsupported claims; all assertions must have citations".

Also applies to: 162-162

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/where-to-hire-developer-2026-map/index.md` around lines 47 - 50,
The numeric claims in the pricing/lead-time table (rows like "Onshore (US /
EU)", "Nearshore (LATAM)", "Tier-2 India", "Mass-market (Upwork)") include
precise metrics (e.g., "51% offer-acceptance rate", "$130K - $210K+", "$45 -
$100/hr", etc.) that need sourcing or softer wording; update those table cells
by either adding inline citations to credible sources for each hard number or
replace exact figures with hedged language ("~50% reported offer-acceptance",
"typical range", "approx.", "often $X–$Y") and add a short footnote line after
the table explaining the citation policy and whether figures are estimates, and
ensure every hard numeric claim in the table and any repeated instances in the
document are handled the same way.

content/blog/hiring-interview-catches-ai-theater/index.md-4-5 (1)

4-5: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Change the post date to today or earlier, or set draft: true.

Line 4 uses 2026-09-16 with draft: false. Hugo's buildFuture is not enabled in config, so this post will be excluded from the build until September 16, 2026.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/hiring-interview-catches-ai-theater/index.md` around lines 4 -
5, Frontmatter currently sets date: 2026-09-16 and draft: false which will
exclude the post from builds; update the frontmatter in this file by either
setting date to today or any past date (adjust the date field) or change draft
to true so the post is included/excluded as intended (edit the date and/or draft
fields in the top-level frontmatter).

content/blog/hiring-interview-catches-ai-theater/index.md-109-109 (1)

109-109: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Replace the OpenSSL::JWT reference with the actual jwt gem.

OpenSSL::JWT does not exist in Ruby's standard library. The standard library OpenSSL module provides only SSL/TLS and cryptography utilities, not JWT support. For token validation in Rails, use the community jwt gem (ruby-jwt). Update the example to reference the correct gem instead.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/hiring-interview-catches-ai-theater/index.md` at line 109,
Replace the incorrect reference to the non-existent standard library constant
OpenSSL::JWT with the community jwt gem: update the example text that mentions
adding `gem 'jwt-decoder-v2'` / using `OpenSSL::JWT` to instead reference the
correct gem name `jwt` (a.k.a. ruby-jwt) and the JWT usage/constant (e.g., JWT)
for token validation; ensure the sentence clearly advises adding `gem 'jwt'` and
using the JWT library rather than implying OpenSSL provides JWT support.

content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md-104-106 (1)

104-106: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Replace the OpenSSL::JWT reference with the correct JWT approach.

Ruby's standard library does not provide OpenSSL::JWT. JWT handling in Rails apps uses the jwt gem (ruby-jwt), with tokens verified via JWT.decode(token, secret, true, algorithm_options). Update this example to use the correct library and API so readers aren't taught an invalid reference.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md` around lines 104 - 106, The
example incorrectly references OpenSSL::JWT; replace that with the ruby-jwt
usage: mention the jwt gem (ruby-jwt) and show token verification via
JWT.decode(token, secret, true, algorithm: 'HS256') (or appropriate algorithm
options) instead of OpenSSL::JWT so the PR `#1438` example uses the correct
library and API for decoding/verifying JWTs. Ensure the text names the gem
("jwt" / "ruby-jwt") and demonstrates the JWT.decode call with the secret,
verification flag, and algorithm options.

content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md-4-5 (1)

4-5: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Fix the post date or set draft: true until the post is ready to publish.

With date: 2026-09-16 and draft: false, this post will not render in production until September 16, 2026 (Hugo's default buildFuture = false). The draft: false setting is misleading—the post appears published in frontmatter but will remain invisible to production visitors. Either move the date to today or earlier, or set draft: true until you're ready to publish.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md` around lines 4 - 5, The post
frontmatter currently has date: 2026-09-16 and draft: false which will keep it
hidden until that future date; edit the frontmatter in
content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md to either set draft: true until
you're ready to publish or change date: to today (or an earlier date) while
keeping draft: false so the post will render in production; update the 'date'
and/or 'draft' keys accordingly.

content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md-121-121 (1)

121-121: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Course-status text is stale and conflicts with this PR state.

• Line 121 says “8 modules” (current scope is 9: modules 0-8).
• Line 137 says the full landing page publishes after Module 5, but this PR
  ships the consolidated full course.

Please update both lines so readers get the correct path and status.

Also applies to: 137-137

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md` at line 121, Update
the stale course-status text: replace the phrase "8 modules" with "9 modules
(modules 0–8)" in the Module 7 intro sentence that currently reads "8 modules
from idea to first paying users", and update the other sentence that says the
full landing page "publishes after Module 5" to reflect the PR state (e.g., "the
full landing page is now published with this consolidated course" or similar).
Ensure both occurrences of the old text are updated so the index.md (Module 7
intro and the landing-page status sentence) are consistent.

content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md-166-166 (1)

166-166: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Course-navigation copy is now incorrect (“course closes here”).

This PR includes Module 8, so stating the course closes in Module 7 is
factually wrong and will misroute readers away from the “first paying
customer” module.

Also applies to: 180-180

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md` at line 166, The
course-navigation copy incorrectly states the course closes at Module 7; update
the text around the "Module 7 · Step 3 of 3" line to remove or replace the
phrase "Module 7 closes here. The course closes here." so it does not block
navigation to Module 8 (e.g., change to "Module 7 complete — continue to Module
8" or simply remove the closing sentence). Edit the string in the blog post
content (the line containing "Module 7 · Step 3 of 3" and the duplicate closing
sentence) to reflect that the course continues and ensure downstream links to
Module 8/"first paying customer" remain intact.

content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md-87-87 (1)

87-87: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Course-status references are outdated for the consolidated release.

These lines still describe a pre-Module-5 publication state and an 8-module
course, but this PR publishes the full 9-module curriculum. Please update both
lines to the current state.

Also applies to: 103-103

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md` at line 87, Update the
course-status text that currently says "Module 4B · Step 4 of 4" and "8 modules"
to reflect the consolidated release (remove the pre-Module-5 wording and state
the full 9-module curriculum); specifically edit the line containing "Module 4B
· Step 4 of 4 in the free [Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026]" and replace
the "8 modules" reference with "9 modules" and wording that indicates the full
consolidated 9-module course is published.

content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md-4-5 (1)

4-5: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Future-dated post needs scheduling confirmation

date: 2026-07-01 with draft: false can keep the page unpublished until July
under default Hugo behavior. Confirm intentional scheduling.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md` around lines 4 - 5,
The post at content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md has a future
date (date: 2026-07-01) with draft: false which will keep it unpublished until
that date; either confirm this is intentional or change the frontmatter: set
draft: true to hold the page as a draft until you want it live, or update date
to the intended publish timestamp (or today) and keep draft: false so it
publishes immediately—modify the date and/or draft keys in the frontmatter
accordingly.

content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md-61-62 (1)

61-62: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Internal links are using relative .md paths that will likely 404

These links should use blog slugs (/blog/.../) instead of local markdown paths.

Suggested link fix

- The [Friday demo template](./friday-demo-template.md) covers what the click-through looks like.
+ The [Friday demo template](/blog/friday-demo-template/) covers what the click-through looks like.

- Pair it with the [GitHub / AWS / database ownership checklist](./ownership-checklist.md) so the assignment also moves the actual GitHub org owner row.
+ Pair it with the [GitHub / AWS / database ownership checklist](/blog/ownership-checklist/) so the assignment also moves the actual GitHub org owner row.

- Watch AI token costs (Cursor seats, Anthropic API, OpenAI API) - the [5-question AI script](./agency-ai-five-questions.md) caught a $4,800 OpenAI line that surprised one founder we worked with.
+ Watch AI token costs (Cursor seats, Anthropic API, OpenAI API) - the [5-question AI script](/blog/agency-ai-five-questions/) caught a $4,800 OpenAI line that surprised one founder we worked with.

Also applies to: 81-82, 89-90

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md` around lines 61 - 62, Replace
internal markdown file links like "./friday-demo-template.md" with their
published blog slugs (e.g. "/blog/.../friday-demo-template/") so they resolve on
the site; search the SOW reading guide for other relative `.md` links (the ones
referenced near the "friday-demo-template.md" occurrence and the two other
places noted) and update each to the corresponding `/blog/.../` slug, preserving
link text and ensuring trailing slashes match the site's permalink convention.

content/blog/first-paying-customer-operating-kit/index.md-73-76 (1)

73-76: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Add citations for conversion/open-rate claims

Lines 73-76 and 125-126 include precise performance claims (open/reply/demo
rates) without evidence. Please attach a source or relabel as anecdotal
observations.

Based on learnings: "Reject zero unsupported claims; all assertions must have citations".

Also applies to: 125-126

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/first-paying-customer-operating-kit/index.md` around lines 73 -
76, The claim about performance ("Each script comes with three sample subject
lines that have cleared 25%+ open rates..." and the "open/reply/demo rates"
claims later) must be either backed by a source or relabeled as anecdotal:
either add an inline citation or footnote linking to the dataset/report/campaign
metrics that support the 25%+ open rates and any reply/demo numbers, or change
the language to something like "anecdotally observed" or "in our campaigns" to
remove the unsupported assertion; apply the same fix to the other occurrence
referencing open/reply/demo rates so both instances (the subject-line/open-rate
sentence and the later rate claims) consistently include citations or are
reworded as anecdotal observations.

content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md-4-5 (1)

4-5: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Future publish date may unintentionally hide this post

Line 4 uses date: 2026-07-15 with draft: false. Please verify this is
scheduled intentionally; otherwise it won’t appear until July in default setups.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md` around lines 4 - 5, The frontmatter
currently sets date: 2026-07-15 and draft: false; confirm the intended schedule
and either change the date frontmatter (date) to the desired publish date or set
draft: true to prevent accidental visibility until ready; if you do intend a
July 15 release, leave date: 2026-07-15 and draft: false as-is.

content/blog/outreach-sequence-template/index.md-4-5 (1)

4-5: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Future publish date may keep this page out of production builds

Line 4 sets date: 2026-07-08 with draft: false. If Hugo future-dated content
is not enabled, this page won’t publish yet. Please confirm this is intentional.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/outreach-sequence-template/index.md` around lines 4 - 5, The
frontmatter has a future date ("date: 2026-07-08") with "draft: false", which
will keep the page out of production builds unless Hugo's future publishing is
enabled; either confirm this is intentional or fix it by updating the
frontmatter: set "date" to a non-future date if you want it live immediately, or
set "draft: true" if it should remain unpublished, or enable future-dated
publishing in the Hugo config; check and update the "date" and "draft" keys
accordingly in the post's frontmatter.

content/blog/first-paying-customer-operating-kit/index.md-39-40 (1)

39-40: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Conflicting CTA about email collection

Line 39 tells readers to send an email, but Lines 133-136 explicitly say no email
collection and inline direct links only. This breaks trust and confuses the action.

Suggested copy fix

- Module 8 of the free course walks four chapters: the Sean Ellis 40% test, the personal-network outreach, the paid-pilot contract, and the cold-outbound pipeline. Each chapter references a template. This page bundles all six in one place. Send your email below; we ship the zip the same day, with the next-post notification when Module 9 (if it ever happens) lands.
+ Module 8 of the free course walks four chapters: the Sean Ellis 40% test, the personal-network outreach, the paid-pilot contract, and the cold-outbound pipeline. Each chapter references a template. This page bundles all six in one place. As templates go live, each one is linked inline on this page for direct download.

Also applies to: 133-136

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/first-paying-customer-operating-kit/index.md` around lines 39 -
40, The page contains a conflicting CTA: one paragraph says "Send your email
below; we ship the zip the same day..." while later copy enforces "no email
collection and inline direct links only"; pick one behavior and make the copy
consistent—either remove the "Send your email below..." sentence and add the
direct download link/template inline, or update the later "no email collection"
paragraph to permit email collection and adjust wording to explain how the email
will be used; locate the two phrases ("Send your email below; we ship the zip
the same day..." and the "no email collection and inline direct links only"
sentence) in index.md and make the copy match the chosen flow.

content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md-130-147 (1)

130-147: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Course structure in this section is outdated and contradicts the published curriculum

This section says “8 modules,” omits Module 8 in the table, and says the landing
page publishes after Module 5. That conflicts with the current full 0-8 course
state and can misroute readers.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md` around lines 130 -
147, Update the course meta to match the current curriculum: change the opening
sentence that reads "course - 8 modules" (the line starting "This is **Module 2
· Step 1 of 3**... - 8 modules") to reflect the full 0–8 module set (e.g., "9
modules (Modules 0–8)"), add the missing Module 8 row to the module table (so
the table lists 0 through 8 and includes the Module 8 title), and edit the
sentence "The full course landing page (with all 11 artifacts) publishes after
Module 5 ships." to the correct publication timing (e.g., publish after Module 8
or remove/neutralize the timing) so the page no longer contradicts the published
curriculum.

content/blog/mom-test-ask-about-past-not-future/index.md-4-4 (1)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Change the publication date to today or set it to a past date to make this post visible in production.

date: 2026-07-15 is in the future. Hugo's default production configuration does not set buildFuture = true, which means posts with future dates are excluded from builds and listings. The post won't appear live until July 15, 2026, even though draft: false indicates intent to publish now.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/mom-test-ask-about-past-not-future/index.md` at line 4, The
post's frontmatter has a future date ("date: 2026-07-15") which prevents it from
appearing in production; update the frontmatter "date" field in
content/blog/mom-test-ask-about-past-not-future/index.md to today's date or any
past date (keeping "draft: false") so Hugo will include the post in builds,
e.g., change the "date" value to the current YYYY-MM-DD (or adjust the
timestamp) and save.

content/blog/find-10-people-with-problem-outreach-2026/index.md-4-4 (1)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Set publish date to today or past, or enable draft: true.

date: 2026-07-08 with draft: false will prevent this post from publishing in default Hugo builds. Hugo excludes future-dated content unless --buildFuture is specified during the build.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/find-10-people-with-problem-outreach-2026/index.md` at line 4,
The frontmatter sets date: 2026-07-08 which is a future date and will be
excluded by Hugo unless builds use --buildFuture; update the frontmatter in this
post (fields: date and draft) — either change date to today or a past date, or
set draft: true — so the post will appear as intended in default Hugo builds;
locate and edit the frontmatter block in the file (look for the date: and draft:
entries) and update accordingly.

content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md-4-4 (1)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

This post won't publish in production builds until the publish date arrives.

date: 2026-07-29 is in the future (current date: May 2026). Hugo's default behavior is to exclude future-dated content unless buildFuture = true is set. The production config does not enable this flag—only development does. Change the date to today or enable buildFuture in production config.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md` at line 4, The
frontmatter contains a future date ("date: 2026-07-29") which Hugo will exclude
in production; either change that frontmatter value to today's date (update the
"date: 2026-07-29" field in the index.md frontmatter) or enable future
publishing by setting buildFuture = true in the production Hugo config (ensure
the production config key buildFuture is added/updated rather than only in dev).

content/blog/validated-problem-statement-decide-whats-next/index.md-4-4 (1)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Publish date is in the future; post will not appear in production.

With date: 2026-07-22 and draft: false, this post will be excluded from production builds. Hugo's default behavior sets buildFuture = false, which excludes all future-dated content. Only development builds (which set buildFuture = true) will include this post. The post will remain invisible in production until July 22, 2026, despite being marked as published.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/validated-problem-statement-decide-whats-next/index.md` at line
4, The frontmatter uses date: 2026-07-22 while draft: false, so the post will be
excluded from production; update the frontmatter by either setting date to a
past date (e.g., today or the intended publish date in the past) or change
draft: true until you really want it published; specifically edit the YAML keys
"date" and/or "draft" in the post's frontmatter (the "date" field shown and the
"draft" field) to ensure the post appears only when you intend.

content/blog/stop-specifying-features-start-outcomes/index.md-4-4 (1)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Change publish date to current or past date, or post won't appear in production.

date: 2026-08-05 is future-dated. Production builds exclude future-dated posts by default (even with draft: false) unless buildFuture flag is used. Development builds include it due to buildFuture = true in config/development/hugo.toml, but production builds will skip this post until that date arrives.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/stop-specifying-features-start-outcomes/index.md` at line 4, The
post frontmatter currently has a future date ("date: 2026-08-05") which prevents
it from appearing in production; update the frontmatter's date value to today's
date or any past date (replace the "date: 2026-08-05" line) so production builds
will include it, or alternatively set "draft: true" during edits or enable
"buildFuture" in production if you intend to keep the future date.

content/blog/mom-test-interview-script/index.md-4-4 (1)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Production build will exclude this page until 2026-07-15 unless buildFuture is enabled in production config.

With date: 2026-07-15 and draft: false, Hugo's default behavior excludes pages with future dates from builds. The production config (config/production/hugo.toml) does not set buildFuture = true, so this page will not appear on the live site until after the publish date.

If this is intentional scheduling: the mechanism works correctly, but production should document or enable conditional builds for pre-scheduled content.

If this is unintended: move the date to current or past, or enable buildFuture = true in production config.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/mom-test-interview-script/index.md` at line 4, The page
front-matter currently sets date: 2026-07-15 with draft: false which means Hugo
will exclude it from production builds; to fix either (a) update the "date:
2026-07-15" value in content/blog/mom-test-interview-script/index.md to a
current or past date so the page is published immediately, or (b) keep the
future date and enable buildFuture in production by setting buildFuture = true
in the production Hugo config (config/production/hugo.toml); choose one approach
and ensure the front-matter "date" and "draft" values and the production config
are consistent.

content/blog/validated-problem-statement-template/index.md-4-4 (1)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Prevent future-dated post from blocking template publication.

The post with date: 2026-07-22 and draft: false will not publish in production builds unless buildFuture is enabled. Either change the date to today/past or update the date when the template is ready to go live.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/validated-problem-statement-template/index.md` at line 4, The
frontmatter uses a future date (date: 2026-07-22) which prevents publication
unless buildFuture is enabled; update the frontmatter by changing the date to
today or a past date or set draft: true until ready, or alternatively add a note
to enable buildFuture in the site config when you intend to keep a future
date—edit the frontmatter keys "date" and/or "draft" in this file accordingly.

CLAUDE.md-106-108 (1)

106-108: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Break these three policy lines for readability.

Lines 106-108 each exceed 500+ characters, making them difficult to scan and diff. Apply the same 80-character wrapping as suggested for line 105.

As per coding guidelines: "Each line in documentation: max 80 characters."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@CLAUDE.md` around lines 106 - 108, The three long policy paragraphs under the
bold headings "Visual regression test gate (BLOCKING for HTML/CSS/template
changes)", "Feature-branch + ONE bundled PR per sprint (BLOCKING for
HTML/CSS/template changes)", and "Never commit coordinator/agent report files"
exceed the 80-character line guideline; reflow each of those three paragraphs
(lines 106–108) to wrap at ~80 characters per line while preserving the exact
wording, markdown/bullet structure, and emphasis (bold headings and any inline
code like `bin/test`/`bin/dtest`), matching the wrapping style used on line 105
so diffs remain readable.

CLAUDE.md-105-105 (1)

105-105: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Break this 707-character line into multiple lines for readability.

This line violates the 80-character limit for documentation files. Policy bullets should be wrapped for easier scanning and version-control diffing.

♻️ Proposed fix

-- **Mandatory self-critique on voice-sensitive content (BLOCKING)**: For any draft or revision of LinkedIn posts, blog posts, or marketing copy, invoke `reflexion-reflect` (Standard Path) BEFORE first handback. After user pushback on the same draft, escalate to `reflexion-critique` (multi-judge debate) per the LinkedIn pipeline §3 / blog pipeline equivalent. Solo iteration past first delivery consistently misses pattern-level tells (over-narration, cinematic beat-marking, shape-coded copywriting) — observed on the 2026-05-11 Monday Jira-not-progress post (5 user corrections after the AI rubric scored 0/10).
+- **Mandatory self-critique on voice-sensitive content (BLOCKING)**: For any
+  draft or revision of LinkedIn posts, blog posts, or marketing copy, invoke
+  `reflexion-reflect` (Standard Path) BEFORE first handback. After user
+  pushback on the same draft, escalate to `reflexion-critique` (multi-judge
+  debate) per the LinkedIn pipeline §3 / blog pipeline equivalent. Solo
+  iteration past first delivery consistently misses pattern-level tells
+  (over-narration, cinematic beat-marking, shape-coded copywriting) — observed
+  on the 2026-05-11 Monday Jira-not-progress post (5 user corrections after
+  the AI rubric scored 0/10).

As per coding guidelines: "Each line in documentation: max 80 characters."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@CLAUDE.md` at line 105, The long policy bullet in CLAUDE.md should be wrapped
to max 80 characters per line: split the single 707-character bullet into
multiple lines at natural breakpoints (after commas or clause boundaries) while
preserving inline code tokens like `reflexion-reflect`, `reflexion-critique`,
and the parenthetical references (Standard Path), (multi-judge debate), and the
pipeline references; ensure markdown emphasis (bold) and the blocking tag remain
unchanged and that the example note "(over-narration... 5 user corrections after
the AI rubric scored 0/10)" stays intact but broken across lines for
readability.

content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md-56-56 (1)

56-56: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Rewrite to avoid rule-of-three cadence and slogany closing.

This line uses a three-beat structure ending with a flip ("That's the entire course"), both of which are banned AI patterns per the voice guide. Landing pages are marketing copy and must follow the same anti-AI structural rules as blog posts.

♻️ Proposed fix

-**Don't hire engineers if you can avoid it.** If you must hire, hire surgically. Once you've hired, keep oversight. That's the entire course.
+**Self-serve until you can't, then hire the minimum team, then watch them.** The course teaches all three in order.

As per coding guidelines: "Read voice guide when writing ANY blog post or marketing copy — follow voice, tone, banned words, anti-AI structural patterns."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md` at line 56, The
closing sentence uses a three-beat cadence and a slogany flip ("That's the
entire course"); rewrite the line in index.md to remove the rhythmic three-part
structure and the punchline ending—keep it concrete and informative instead
(e.g., state the hiring guidance directly and finish with a practical next step
or rationale rather than a flourish). Locate the sentence "**Don't hire
engineers if you can avoid it.** If you must hire, hire surgically. Once you've
hired, keep oversight. That's the entire course." and replace it with a single
clear, non-rhyming statement that explains the hiring rule and immediate action
(no rhetorical “That’s the entire course” or three-beat pattern).

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)

content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md (1)

176-176: ⚡ Quick win

Remove the slogany flip.

"That's the point" is a slogany closing phrase. Replace with a direct statement.

♻️ Proposed fix

-Built by [JetThoughts](https://jetthoughts.com), a Rails-first dev shop that has rescued non-technical founders' codebases for 20 years. We published this course because the same five mistakes kept showing up in the rescue calls. Reading the course should reduce your odds of being our next rescue client — that's the point.
+Built by [JetThoughts](https://jetthoughts.com), a Rails-first dev shop that has rescued non-technical founders' codebases for 20 years. We published this course because the same five mistakes kept showing up in the rescue calls. If you read it before hiring, you're less likely to need a rescue.

As per coding guidelines: "Reject AI patterns in blog posts: rule of three, signposting, bold inline-header lists, negative parallelism, triple rhetorical questions, slogany closings..."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md` at line 176,
Remove the slogany closing "That's the point" from the paragraph that begins
"Built by [JetThoughts]..." and replace it with a direct, neutral statement;
e.g., change the closing phrase to something factual like "We published this
course to help you avoid becoming our next rescue client" so the sentence reads
smoothly without a slogany flip and retains the original meaning.

content/blog/course-map-self-assessment-non-technical-founder-2026/index.md (2)

132-132: ⚡ Quick win

Remove the slogany closing.

"That is the entire goal of the course" is a rhetorical flip. Replace with a direct statement or remove.

♻️ Proposed fix

-By the time you graduate you can hand an investor eight filled-in artifacts (or seven plus an n/a for the branch you skipped) and answer their questions from the artifacts alone. That is the entire goal of the course.
+By the time you graduate you can hand an investor eight filled-in artifacts (or seven plus an n/a for the branch you skipped) and answer their questions from the artifacts alone.

As per coding guidelines: "Reject AI patterns in blog posts: ...slogany closings..."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/course-map-self-assessment-non-technical-founder-2026/index.md`
at line 132, The closing sentence "That is the entire goal of the course." in
the paragraph starting "By the time you graduate you can hand an investor eight
filled-in artifacts..." is overly slogany; change it to a direct, factual
statement or remove it entirely—for example, replace with a concise summary like
"You should be able to present eight completed artifacts and answer investor
questions using them." Update the sentence in the same paragraph so the tone is
neutral and concrete rather than rhetorical.

---

98-98: ⚡ Quick win

Remove the slogany sentence.

"That doc is now your course tracker" is a declarative flip that adds no new information. The previous sentence already established the action (write your starting module in a Notion doc).

♻️ Proposed fix

-Write your starting module at the top of a fresh Notion doc. That doc is now your course tracker.
+Write your starting module at the top of a fresh Notion doc.

As per coding guidelines: "Reject AI patterns in blog posts: ...slogany closings..."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/course-map-self-assessment-non-technical-founder-2026/index.md`
at line 98, Remove the redundant closing sentence "That doc is now your course
tracker" from the paragraph in index.md (the sentence following "Write your
starting module at the top of a fresh Notion doc.") so the copy reads concisely
without the slogany declarative flip; simply delete that sentence and ensure
surrounding punctuation/spacing remains correct.

---

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• content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md
• content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md
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• content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md
• content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md
• content/blog/validated-problem-statement-decide-whats-next/index.md
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• content/blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/index.md
• content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md
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Actionable comments posted: 12

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Due to the large number of review comments, Critical, Major severity comments were prioritized as inline comments.

🟡 Minor comments (22)

content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md-105-105 (1)

105-105: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Hyphenate compound modifier in prose.

Line 105 should use 30/60/90-day plan for grammatical consistency.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md` at line 105, Replace
the ung hyphenated phrase "30/60/90 day plan" with the hyphenated compound
modifier "30/60/90-day plan" in the blog content (look for the exact string
"30/60/90 day plan" in the markdown block that begins "**Draft the 30/60/90 day
plan in plain English.**") to ensure grammatical consistency.

content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md-100-100 (1)

100-100: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use hyphen in compound phrase.

Line 100 should be 30/60/90-day plan.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md` at line 100,
Replace the phrase "30/60/90 day plan" with the hyphenated compound
"30/60/90-day plan" in the content (the sentence currently reading "Each column
is a 30/60/90 day plan, not a label.") so the compound modifier is correctly
hyphenated.

content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md-94-94 (1)

94-94: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add hyphen to compound adjective.

The phrase "first time code" should be "first-time code" when used as a compound adjective. Ward Cunningham's original phrasing would read more clearly with the hyphen.

📝 Proposed fix

-Code you shipped fast knowing you would have to come back and fix it. Ward Cunningham, who [coined the metaphor in 1992](https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TechnicalDebt.html), called it "shipping first time code is like going into debt" - useful as long as you pay it back promptly, expensive in compounding interest if you ignore it. From an agency, the term usually means "we wrote the original code badly and now we want you to pay us to fix what you already paid us to write."
+Code you shipped fast knowing you would have to come back and fix it. Ward Cunningham, who [coined the metaphor in 1992](https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TechnicalDebt.html), called it "shipping first-time code is like going into debt" - useful as long as you pay it back promptly, expensive in compounding interest if you ignore it. From an agency, the term usually means "we wrote the original code badly and now we want you to pay us to fix what you already paid us to write."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md` at line 94, Replace
the unhyphenated compound adjective "first time code" with "first-time code" in
the sentence referencing Ward Cunningham so the phrase reads "shipping
first-time code is like going into debt"; update the single occurrence of "first
time code" in the paragraph that mentions Ward Cunningham to use the hyphenated
form.

content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md-29-29 (1)

29-29: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix grammar: remove "from" before "on Tuesday morning".

The phrase "ship from on Tuesday morning" should be "ship on Tuesday morning."

📝 Proposed fix

-*The brief that turns a validated problem into something Lovable, Cursor, or a hired junior can ship from on Tuesday morning.*
+*The brief that turns a validated problem into something Lovable, Cursor, or a hired junior can ship on Tuesday morning.*

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md` at line 29, Edit the sentence "*The
brief that turns a validated problem into something Lovable, Cursor, or a hired
junior can ship from on Tuesday morning.*" and remove the extraneous word "from"
so it reads "...can ship on Tuesday morning." Replace the full line accordingly.

content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md-53-65 (1)

53-65: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove blank lines inside the blockquote template block.

Lines 53-65 include blank lines between > lines, which triggers MD028 repeatedly.
Collapsing those gaps keeps the same content but avoids markdownlint failures.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md` around lines 53 -
65, The blockquote template that begins "Starting next Monday, please send your
weekly report..." contains blank lines between the ">" lines which causes MD028;
remove those empty lines so each quoted paragraph line is contiguous (every line
begins with ">" with no intervening blank ">"-less lines) for the numbered
sections 1–5 and the hard rules, preserving all text and formatting but
collapsing the gaps.

content/blog/build-path-decision-worksheet/index.md-47-162 (1)

47-162: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add a language to the fenced block to satisfy markdown tooling.

Line 47 opens a fenced code block without a language, which triggers MD040.
Use text to keep rendering unchanged while making lint/tooling happy.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/build-path-decision-worksheet/index.md` around lines 47 - 162,
The fenced code block that starts with "=========== BUILD PATH DECISION
WORKSHEET ===========” is missing a language tag (causing MD040); update the
opening fence from ``` to ```text so the block is treated as plain text by
markdown tooling and the rendering remains unchanged.

content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md-43-43 (1)

43-43: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix mislinked SOW Reading Guide references on lines 43 and 71

Both lines label the link as "SOW Reading Guide" but target /blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/ instead of /blog/sow-reading-guide/. Update both links to point to the correct slug.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md` at line 43, Update both
occurrences of the link with anchor text "SOW Reading Guide" so they point to
the correct slug (/blog/sow-reading-guide/) instead of the incorrect
/blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/; search for the "SOW Reading Guide" links in
content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md and replace the href target
for both instances.

content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md-75-78 (1)

75-78: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix mismatched internal links to Friday demo posts.

Line 75: [Friday demo] currently links to /blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/ but should link to /blog/friday-demo-rule-founder-progress/

Line 78: [Friday Demo Template] currently links to /blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/ but should link to /blog/friday-demo-template/

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md` around lines
75 - 78, The two internal markdown links in index.md are pointing to the wrong
posts: update the link target for the anchor text "[Friday demo]" to
"/blog/friday-demo-rule-founder-progress/" and update the link target for the
anchor text "[Friday Demo Template]" to "/blog/friday-demo-template/"; locate
the two occurrences of those anchor texts in the content block around the
three-questions paragraph and replace the existing
"/blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/" URLs with the corrected paths.

content/blog/validated-problem-statement-template/index.md-143-146 (1)

143-146: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix blockquote formatting to avoid markdownlint MD028 warnings.

There are blank lines inside blockquote examples (around Line 144, Line 152, Line 160).
Remove blank lines between > lines so these examples render/lint cleanly.

Also applies to: 151-154, 159-162

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/validated-problem-statement-template/index.md` around lines 143
- 146, The blockquote examples (the "Bad:" and "Good:" quoted examples
containing the long Good example starting with "Pre-seed B2B SaaS founders..."
and the Bad example "Founders and small business owners...") currently contain
blank lines between successive ">" lines which triggers markdownlint MD028; fix
by removing the blank lines so each blockquote is contiguous (every line of each
example starts with ">" with no empty lines between) for all examples noted
around the "Bad:" / "Good:" pairs in the file.

content/blog/validated-problem-statement-template/index.md-153-156 (1)

153-156: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use one currency system in the same worked example.

Line 153 mixes £800 and $1,500 in one section without conversion context, which can confuse readers comparing costs. Use one currency or add explicit conversion framing.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/validated-problem-statement-template/index.md` around lines 153
- 156, The example quote starting with "6 hours per week. £800 per month in CFO
contractor time. One founder I spoke with paid $1,500..." mixes GBP and USD;
update the worked example so all monetary amounts use a single currency or add
explicit conversion parentheses with the exchange rate/date for clarity (e.g.,
convert £800 → $X or $1,500 → £Y and append "(€/$/£ X at YYYY-MM-DD rate)"), and
ensure the quoted string and any surrounding explanatory text (the "Good:"
example) are edited accordingly to keep the example consistent.

content/blog/who-where-hire-developer-2026-ai-augmented-offshore/index.md-55-55 (1)

55-55: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Hyphenate compound adjective "in-office".

When "in office" modifies a noun as an adjective, it should be hyphenated: "in-office".

Fix hyphenation

-The 2026 hire decision is not "remote vs in office." It is which of four regions the role belongs to.
+The 2026 hire decision is not "remote vs in-office." It is which of four regions the role belongs to.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/who-where-hire-developer-2026-ai-augmented-offshore/index.md` at
line 55, The phrase 'in office' in the sentence starting with "The 2026 hire
decision is not \"remote vs in office.\"" should be hyphenated to 'in-office'
because it's a compound adjective modifying 'decision' — update that occurrence
to "remote vs in-office" (ensure no other grammatical changes).

content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md-73-73 (1)

73-73: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Capitalize "Google Ads" as a proper brand name.

"Google ads" should be "Google Ads" (capitalized) when referring to the Google advertising product.

Fix capitalization

-**Cost**: $0 to $300 in tools (Carrd $19/yr, Stripe free, Notion free, Lovable trial). Optional $100 to $200 in paid LinkedIn or Google ads.
+**Cost**: $0 to $300 in tools (Carrd $19/yr, Stripe free, Notion free, Lovable trial). Optional $100 to $200 in paid LinkedIn or Google Ads.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md` at line 73, Replace
the lowercase "Google ads" in the Cost line of the blog post with the correct
brand capitalization "Google Ads"; locate the paragraph containing "**Cost**: $0
to $300 in tools (Carrd $19/yr, Stripe free, Notion free, Lovable trial).
Optional $100 to $200 in paid LinkedIn or Google ads." and update "Google ads"
to "Google Ads".

content/blog/who-where-hire-developer-2026-ai-augmented-offshore/index.md-69-69 (1)

69-69: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Hyphenate compound adjective "1-to-5-day".

When a numeric range modifies a noun (here, "hire cycle"), the entire phrase should be hyphenated.

Fix hyphenation

-$15 to $70 per hour, equivalent to $30K to $140K per year. 1 to 5 day hire cycle. The Russian-source research summarised in the project's ecosystem study notes the structural shift away from overheated Bangalore (rates compressed by global hyperscaler offices) toward Tier-2 cities: Jaipur, Kochi, Indore, Coimbatore.
+$15 to $70 per hour, equivalent to $30K to $140K per year. 1-to-5-day hire cycle. The Russian-source research summarised in the project's ecosystem study notes the structural shift away from overheated Bangalore (rates compressed by global hyperscaler offices) toward Tier-2 cities: Jaipur, Kochi, Indore, Coimbatore.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/who-where-hire-developer-2026-ai-augmented-offshore/index.md` at
line 69, Replace the unhyphenated numeric compound "1 to 5 day hire cycle" with
the hyphenated form "1-to-5-day hire cycle" so the numeric range properly
modifies the noun; locate the phrase in the paragraph that begins "$15 to $70
per hour..." and update that occurrence (search for "1 to 5 day hire cycle") to
maintain correct compound-adjective hyphenation.

content/blog/who-where-hire-developer-2026-ai-augmented-offshore/index.md-61-61 (1)

61-61: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Hyphenate compound adjective "30-to-60-day".

When a numeric range modifies a noun (here, "hire cycle"), the entire phrase should be hyphenated.

Fix hyphenation

-$130K to $210K+ per year for a Senior. 30 to 60 day hire cycle. 51% offer-acceptance rate per [daily.dev's 2026 developer recruitment report](https://recruiter.daily.dev/resources/developer-recruitment-strategies-2026/).
+$130K to $210K+ per year for a Senior. 30-to-60-day hire cycle. 51% offer-acceptance rate per [daily.dev's 2026 developer recruitment report](https://recruiter.daily.dev/resources/developer-recruitment-strategies-2026/).

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/who-where-hire-developer-2026-ai-augmented-offshore/index.md` at
line 61, The phrase "30 to 60 day hire cycle" in the sentence that currently
reads "$130K to $210K+ per year for a Senior. 30 to 60 day hire cycle. 51%..."
should be changed to use the compound adjective hyphenation: replace "30 to 60
day hire cycle" with "30-to-60-day hire cycle" so the numeric range correctly
modifies "hire cycle."

content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md-116-116 (1)

116-116: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Hyphenate compound adjective "end-to-end".

When "end to end" modifies a noun (here, "feature"), it should be hyphenated as "end-to-end".

Fix hyphenation

-- **Day 31.** Third ticket - the small feature - ships as the first new feature the new team owns end to end. The transition is over. Module 9 closes here.
+- **Day 31.** Third ticket - the small feature - ships as the first new feature the new team owns end-to-end. The transition is over. Module 9 closes here.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md` at line 116,
Update the sentence starting "Day 31. Third ticket - the small feature - ships
as the first new feature the new team owns end to end. Module 9 closes here." to
hyphenate the compound adjective by changing "end to end" to "end-to-end" so it
reads "...the new team owns end-to-end." Ensure only that phrase is modified and
preserve surrounding punctuation and wording.

content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md-3-3 (1)

3-3: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Replace em dash with hyphen in description.

The description field uses an em dash (—), but the coding guidelines require hyphens (-) for all dashes in blog post content.

Fix for dash usage

-description: "5 questions route you to one of 4 build paths: validate without code, self-serve, fractional CTO, or hire a team. Module 5 of this course."
+description: "5 questions route you to one of 4 build paths: validate without code, self-serve, fractional CTO, or hire a team. Module 5 of this course."

As per coding guidelines: use - (hyphen) not — (em dash) for all dashes in blog post content.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md` at line 3, The
description field currently contains an em dash; update the description value
string to replace any em dash (—) with a hyphen (-) so it reads: "5 questions
route you to one of 4 build paths: validate without code, self-serve, fractional
CTO, or hire a team. Module 5 of this course." — target the description field in
the frontmatter of the blog post.

content/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/index.md-56-57 (1)

56-57: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Module/chapter numbering is inconsistent inside the same chapter.

Line 56 references “8.1” and Line 94 references “10.3” while this page is Module 7 Step 2. This numbering drift will confuse readers following the course sequence.

Also applies to: 94-95

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/index.md` around lines 56 -
57, The table contains inconsistent internal module/chapter references ("8.1.
Knows you personally" and "10.3") while this page is Module 7 Step 2; update
those inline references to the correct module/step numbering used on this page
(e.g., replace "8.1" and "10.3" with the appropriate Module 7 Step 2 labels) so
all occurrences in the table rows and nearby text are consistent; search for the
exact strings "8.1. Knows you personally" and "10.3" (and the adjacent table
lines "Hot | 10 | ..." and "Warm | 15 | ...") and replace them with the correct
module/section identifiers or remove the module numbers if not needed.

content/blog/course-map-self-assessment-non-technical-founder-2026/index.md-39-39 (1)

39-39: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Question count is inconsistent (10 vs 12).

Line 39 and Line 158 mention 10 questions, but the page is framed as a 12-question diagnostic. Please align these counts to prevent reader confusion.

Also applies to: 158-158

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/course-map-self-assessment-non-technical-founder-2026/index.md`
at line 39, The document mentions both "10 questions" and a "12-question
diagnostic" causing inconsistency; update the copy so the count is consistent
(preferably change the "10 questions" references to "12 questions") by editing
the paragraph that begins "Most non-technical founder courses..." (the sentence
"The 10 questions below are the entry filter.") and any other occurrences that
reference "10 questions" or "12-question" (including the later mention around
line 158) so they all uniformly state "12 questions" and ensure the surrounding
phrasing still reads correctly.

content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md-111-113 (1)

111-113: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add a language to the fenced code block.

Line 111 opens a fence without a language, which trips MD040 and weakens rendering consistency.

Suggested fix

-```
+```text
 must_have_pct = ("Very disappointed" count) / (total responses excluding "No longer use it")

</details>

 

As per coding guidelines: `**/*.md`: “Code blocks: leave untouched, never compress code syntax.”

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In @content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md around lines 111 - 113, The
fenced code block containing the expression must_have_pct = ("Very disappointed"
count) / (total responses excluding "No longer use it") should include a
language specifier to satisfy MD040 and ensure consistent rendering; update the
opening fence to text so the block is text followed by the existing
expression and the closing ``` remains unchanged.

</details>

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md-99-99 (1)</summary><blockquote>

`99-99`: _⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_

**Capitalize GitHub properly.**

The official spelling is "GitHub" (capital H), not "github.com" in running text when referring to the platform.




<details>
<summary>✏️ Proposed fix</summary>

```diff
-Then go to Lovable Settings, connect a new GitHub repo, push everything. Verify the commit lands on github.com.
+Then go to Lovable Settings, connect a new GitHub repo, push everything. Verify the commit lands on GitHub.
```

</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

```
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md` at line 99, The text uses
the lowercase "github.com" when mentioning the platform; change the running-text
instance "github.com" to the correctly capitalized "GitHub" (e.g., update the
string "Verify the commit lands on github.com." to "Verify the commit lands on
GitHub.") so the proper brand capitalization is used; search for the literal
"github.com" in the content for the change.
```

</details>

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>content/blog/self-serve-mvp-stack-lovable-supabase-stripe-2026/index.md-111-111 (1)</summary><blockquote>

`111-111`: _⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_

**Use "sign up" (verb) instead of "signup" (noun).**

In the phrase "through the flow: signup, hit the paywall," the word is used as a verb and should be two words: "sign up."




<details>
<summary>✏️ Proposed fix</summary>

```diff
-Spend the rest of the week running $1 test transactions through the flow: signup, hit the paywall, pay $1 in test mode, land in the paid view.
+Spend the rest of the week running $1 test transactions through the flow: sign up, hit the paywall, pay $1 in test mode, land in the paid view.
```

</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

```
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/self-serve-mvp-stack-lovable-supabase-stripe-2026/index.md` at
line 111, In the sentence fragment "through the flow: signup, hit the paywall"
replace the noun form "signup" with the verb phrase "sign up" so it reads
"through the flow: sign up, hit the paywall"; search the same paragraph for any
other instances where "signup" is used as a verb and change them to "sign up" to
keep wording consistent.
```

</details>

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>content/blog/self-serve-mvp-stack-lovable-supabase-stripe-2026/index.md-141-141 (1)</summary><blockquote>

`141-141`: _⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_

**Fix internal link to Module 6A.2 post.**

Line 141 links to `/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/` (course home) but should link to `/blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/` (the specific Module 6A.2 post).

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

```
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/self-serve-mvp-stack-lovable-supabase-stripe-2026/index.md` at
line 141, The internal link for "Module 6A.2 - Vibe Coding Done Right" currently
points to /blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/ but should point to the
specific post /blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/; update the Markdown link
target in the paragraph containing the text "Module 6A.2 - Vibe Coding Done
Right" so the URL href is /blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/ while preserving
the link text and surrounding sentence.
```

</details>

</blockquote></details>

</blockquote></details>

<details>
<summary>🧹 Nitpick comments (6)</summary><blockquote>

<details>
<summary>content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md (2)</summary><blockquote>

`49-49`: _💤 Low value_

**Consider adding language identifier to code fence.**

The markdownlint warning suggests adding a language identifier. Since this is a plain-text template (not markdown or code), you could use ` ```text ` to silence the linter while keeping the content unchanged.




<details>
<summary>Minor fix to satisfy linter</summary>

```diff
-```
+```text
 ======================= VIBE PRD =======================
```
</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In @content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md at line 49, Update the code fence in
the VIBE PRD template so the opening triple-backticks include a language
identifier (use "text") to satisfy markdownlint; locate the bare fence in the
template (the line containing only ) and change it totext so the linter
recognizes the block as plain text without altering the content inside.

</details>

---

`190-194`: _💤 Low value_

**Consider varying sentence structure to reduce repetition.**

Three consecutive sentences begin with "It" (lines 194). While grammatically correct, varying the structure improves readability.




<details>
<summary>Optional rewrite</summary>

```diff
-The good version is inherited from the validated problem statement. It names the persona by stage, industry, and specific workflow. It puts the cost in time and money. It includes a verbatim quote with a specific moment. It names the why-now with a specific number.
+The good version is inherited from the validated problem statement. It names the persona by stage, industry, and specific workflow, puts the cost in time and money, and includes a verbatim quote with a specific moment plus the why-now with a specific number.
```
</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

```
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md` around lines 190 - 194, The three
consecutive sentences that begin with "It" in the problem-statement example make
the paragraph repetitive; rewrite the sentences to vary sentence openings and
rhythm—e.g., convert one "It" sentence into a clause starting with the persona
or the metric ("Pre-seed B2B SaaS founders..."), turn another into an active
verb sentence ("Losing 6 hours per week and £800 per month..."), or combine two
sentences into one with a comma or em dash to improve flow while keeping the
exact persona, time/money metrics, quote, and why-now number intact.
```

</details>

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md (1)</summary><blockquote>

`59-62`: _💤 Low value_

**Consider varying sentence structure to reduce repetition.**

Three consecutive sentences begin with "They" (line 61). While grammatically correct, varying the structure improves flow.




<details>
<summary>Optional rewrite</summary>

```diff
-Example: *A pre-seed founder, alone in their browser at 9pm on a Tuesday, finishing the week's bookkeeping. They have a Stripe dashboard open in one tab and a QuickBooks ledger in another. They are tired, mildly annoyed, looking for a way to finish in 10 minutes instead of 40. They will open our app from a bookmark, paste one Stripe export, and close the tab when the numbers line up.*
+Example: *A pre-seed founder, alone in their browser at 9pm on a Tuesday, finishing the week's bookkeeping. The Stripe dashboard sits in one tab, QuickBooks ledger in another. Tired and mildly annoyed, this founder wants to finish in 10 minutes instead of 40, will open our app from a bookmark, paste one Stripe export, and close the tab when the numbers line up.*
```
</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

```
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md` around lines 59 - 62,
The paragraph in the example user scenario repeats sentence-start "They" three
times; rewrite the example in
content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md to vary sentence structure
and improve flow by rephrasing one or two of those sentences (e.g., start one
sentence with a descriptive phrase like "Alone in their browser at 9pm on a
Tuesday," or convert one into a participial clause "Tired and mildly annoyed,
they’re looking for a way to finish in 10 minutes instead of 40"), or combine
two sentences into a single compound sentence so the sequence no longer begins
with "They" three times in a row while preserving the original meaning and
details.
```

</details>

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>content/blog/ai-token-bill-dev-shop-pass-through-cost/index.md (1)</summary><blockquote>

`34-139`: _⚡ Quick win_

**Replace em dashes with hyphens in post body text.**

Several lines use `—` (em dash), which conflicts with the blog markdown rule.  
Please normalize to `-` in this file (for example on Line 34, Line 139, Line 177).  
 

As per coding guidelines, "`content/blog/*/index.md`: Use `-` (hyphen) not `—` (em dash) for all dashes in blog post content."


Also applies to: 177-177

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

```
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/ai-token-bill-dev-shop-pass-through-cost/index.md` around lines
34 - 139, The post contains em dashes (—) that violate the blog rule; search the
markdown for the em dash character (—) in the prose (e.g., the lines around the
"Why this hits in month 2-3" paragraph and other body text) and replace each
with a hyphen (-), avoiding changes inside fenced code blocks/mermaid diagrams;
verify the three reported occurrences (around lines noted in the review) are
converted and run a quick preview to ensure punctuation and spacing remain
correct.
```

</details>

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md (1)</summary><blockquote>

`135-149`: _💤 Low value_

**Add language identifier to code fence.**

The 3-sentence summary template code block at line 135 is missing a language identifier. For plain text templates, add `text` or `plaintext` after the opening backticks.


<details>
<summary>📝 Suggested fix</summary>

```diff
-```
+```text
 Candidate: [name] · Date: [YYYY-MM-DD] · Score: [N]/10
 
 Sentence 1 (signal): The strongest signal from the call was [specific
```
</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In @content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md around lines 135 - 149, The
code block containing the 3-sentence summary template (the triple-backtick
fenced block that starts with "Candidate: [name] · Date: [YYYY-MM-DD] · Score:
[N]/10") lacks a language identifier; update that opening fence to include a
plain-text language marker (e.g., replace "" with "text" or
"```plaintext") so the template is explicitly treated as plaintext in the
rendered Markdown.

</details>

</blockquote></details>
<details>
<summary>content/blog/where-to-hire-developer-2026-map/index.md (1)</summary><blockquote>

`70-136`: _💤 Low value_

**Add language identifier to code fence.**

The job description template code block at line 70 is missing a language identifier. For plain text templates, add `text` or `plaintext` after the opening backticks.


<details>
<summary>📝 Suggested fix</summary>

```diff
-```
+```text
 =========================================================
 ROLE: Senior Engineer (AI-Augmented) - [your framework]
 =========================================================
```
</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In @content/blog/where-to-hire-developer-2026-map/index.md around lines 70 -
136, The fenced code block that begins around the ROLE job template is missing a
language identifier; update the opening triple-backtick to include a language
(e.g., change totext or plaintext) so the block is treated as plain text in renderers and linters—modify the opening fence for the job description block shown in the diff (the block starting with "ROLE: Senior Engineer (AI-Augmented)...") to text.

</details>

</blockquote></details>

</blockquote></details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents</summary>

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In @content/blog/first-paying-customer-operating-kit/index.md:

• Around line 39-40: The CTA copy is inconsistent: the top section ("Module 7...
  Send your email below; we ship the zip the same day.") promises immediate email
  delivery but later text (the content around lines 133-136) says no email
  collection and not all templates are downloadable; reconcile by choosing one
  flow and updating both spots: either enable the email capture and delivery flow
  (add/enable the email form and backend action referenced by "Send your email
  below; we ship the zip the same day." and ensure all templates in "Module 7" are
  included in the zip), or change the top CTA to match the later text (remove the
  promise of immediate delivery, clarify which templates are available for
  download, and add an explanation that full downloads will be provided later).
  Make the change in the sections containing the exact phrases "Send your email
  below; we ship the zip the same day." and the paragraph mentioning "no email
  collection" / "not all templates are downloadable yet" so both copies are
  aligned.

In @content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md:

• Line 47: The markdown cross-reference chapter numbers are off by one: update
  the visible chapter labels to match the Module 7 flow. Replace instances of
  "Chapter 8.3" (e.g. the link text "Chapter
  8.3") with "Chapter 7.3", and replace any
  "Chapter 8.2" occurrences with "Chapter 7.2" (also update the similar link texts
  found later in the file around the other referenced occurrences). Keep the
  existing hrefs intact—only change the public chapter number text.

In @content/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/index.md:

• Line 122: Replace the three occurrences of the text "Chapter 8.2" (and any
  linked text that reads "Chapter 8.2") with "Module 7" (or "Module 7 step" if you
  prefer the original phrasing), ensuring the link target
  /blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/ remains unchanged; update the
  visible link text in the markdown at the places where the string "Chapter 8.2"
  appears (including the instances referenced at the other reported locations) so
  readers are directed to the correct Module 7 step.

In @content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md:

• Around line 35-37: The paragraphs containing the specific numeric claims ("A
  founder we picked up..." and the sentence at line 100) must either include
  verifiable citations or be clearly reframed as anecdote; update those two spots
  by adding a source reference (link or footnote) that supports the $95K /
  fourteen months / 38,000 lines / 0% test coverage / consultant cost figures, or
  change the wording to "anecdotally" or "for example" and remove precise numeric
  claims, and ensure the updated sentences are the ones beginning "A founder we
  picked up in late 2025..." and the claim at line 100 so readers can verify or
  understand they are illustrative.
• Line 25: Replace the incorrect “Module 9” wording on the line containing the
  phrase "Module 9" with the correct module identifier consistent with this PR
  (change to "Module 8" or to "Modules 0–8" depending on the intended phrasing),
  and scan the same markdown (the index.md content block) for any other references
  to "Module 9" or conflicting module numbering to update them so navigation and
  curriculum references remain consistent.
• Line 74: Replace the broken local relative links to the ownership checklist
  (currently "./ownership-checklist.md") with the canonical blog route (for
  example "/blog/ownership-checklist/" ) in the markdown; update both occurrences
  in the file so the link points to the published blog path rather than a
  sibling-file path, ensuring the link syntax and display text remain unchanged.

In @content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md:

• Line 4: The post frontmatter currently has "date: 2026-10-28" which falls
  outside the current launch window; update the frontmatter in index.md to either
  set a date within the merge window (replace "date: 2026-10-28" with an
  appropriate in-window date) or explicitly mark intent by adding a "draft: true"
  (or "draft: false" with a scheduled date) entry so the post does not go live
  unexpectedly; ensure the frontmatter remains valid YAML and that only the "date"
  and/or "draft" keys are changed.
• Line 32: The paragraph makes specific empirical claims (scores, founder
  decisions, outcomes) without citations; either add references for the
  anecdotes/statements or explicitly label them as illustrative/anecdotal—update
  the lines in the post including this paragraph and the other mentioned ranges
  (102-107, 130-136) to either (a) insert supporting citations or links for
  factual claims (e.g., studies, user interviews, data sources) or (b) rephrase to
  voice as first-person/anecdote (e.g., "In one case," "anecdotally") so they are
  not presented as universal facts; ensure the copy near this paragraph (and the
  flagged sections) contains the citation markers or the qualifying language and,
  if adding citations, include source metadata (author/title/date/link) in the
  references section.

In @content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md:

• Around line 4-5: The frontmatter uses a future date (date: 2026-11-25) which
  Hugo will exclude in production; update the frontmatter in
  content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md by setting the date
  to a past (or current) date or, if you intend to keep the post hidden, change
  draft: false to draft: true—modify the "date" or "draft" fields accordingly so
  Hugo will publish or intentionally hide the post as desired.

In @content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md:

• Line 61: Three relative markdown links in the post ("[Friday demo template]",
  "[GitHub / AWS / database ownership checklist]", "[5-question AI script]") point
  to nonexistent local .md files; update the three link targets to the published
  blog URLs by replacing ./friday-demo-template.md with
  /blog/friday-demo-template/, ./ownership-checklist.md with
  /blog/ownership-checklist/, and ./agency-ai-five-questions.md with
  /blog/agency-ai-five-questions/ so the links resolve to the correct published
  posts.

In @content/blog/stop-specifying-features-start-outcomes/index.md:

• Around line 33-140: Reflow all prose lines in the article to a maximum of 80
  characters per line by wrapping paragraph text (not inline code, fenced code
  blocks, mermaid diagrams, or image links) so the Markdown meets the repo rule;
  update every paragraph under headings like "## Why this matters in 2026", "##
  Three briefs, two shapes each", "### Pair 1 - The CSV button", "### Pair 2 - The
  user-roles request", and "### Pair 3 - The CRM module" to use an 80-column wrap
  while leaving headings, lists, links, and fenced blocks intact.
• Around line 33-140: This draft makes specific quantitative/time/cost claims
  without inline sources; for each claim in the three example pairs (search for
  the headings "Pair 1 - The CSV button", "Pair 2 - The user-roles request", "Pair
  3 - The CRM module" and the lines starting "What the engineer builds from the
  feature shape"/"What the engineer builds from the outcome shape") either add a
  supporting citation link or explicitly mark the sentence as an illustrative
  example (e.g., append "—example" or "(illustrative)"). Also audit other
  standalone claims (e.g., "The cheap fix..." paragraph and any numeric estimates)
  and either attach a citation or convert to an explicit example label; keep the
  existing Veracode 2025 link as-is.

---

Minor comments:
In @content/blog/build-path-decision-worksheet/index.md:

• Around line 47-162: The fenced code block that starts with "=========== BUILD
  PATH DECISION WORKSHEET ===========” is missing a language tag (causing MD040);
  update the opening fence from totext so the block is treated as plain
  text by markdown tooling and the rendering remains unchanged.

In @content/blog/course-map-self-assessment-non-technical-founder-2026/index.md:

• Line 39: The document mentions both "10 questions" and a "12-question
  diagnostic" causing inconsistency; update the copy so the count is consistent
  (preferably change the "10 questions" references to "12 questions") by editing
  the paragraph that begins "Most non-technical founder courses..." (the sentence
  "The 10 questions below are the entry filter.") and any other occurrences that
  reference "10 questions" or "12-question" (including the later mention around
  line 158) so they all uniformly state "12 questions" and ensure the surrounding
  phrasing still reads correctly.

In @content/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/index.md:

• Around line 56-57: The table contains inconsistent internal module/chapter
  references ("8.1. Knows you personally" and "10.3") while this page is Module 7
  Step 2; update those inline references to the correct module/step numbering used
  on this page (e.g., replace "8.1" and "10.3" with the appropriate Module 7 Step
  2 labels) so all occurrences in the table rows and nearby text are consistent;
  search for the exact strings "8.1. Knows you personally" and "10.3" (and the
  adjacent table lines "Hot | 10 | ..." and "Warm | 15 | ...") and replace them
  with the correct module/section identifiers or remove the module numbers if not
  needed.

In @content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md:

• Line 94: Replace the unhyphenated compound adjective "first time code" with
  "first-time code" in the sentence referencing Ward Cunningham so the phrase
  reads "shipping first-time code is like going into debt"; update the single
  occurrence of "first time code" in the paragraph that mentions Ward Cunningham
  to use the hyphenated form.

In @content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md:

• Around line 111-113: The fenced code block containing the expression
  must_have_pct = ("Very disappointed" count) / (total responses excluding "No
  longer use it") should include a language specifier to satisfy MD040 and ensure
  consistent rendering; update the opening fence to text so the block is text followed by the existing expression and the closing ``` remains
  unchanged.

In @content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md:

• Line 43: Update both occurrences of the link with anchor text "SOW Reading
  Guide" so they point to the correct slug (/blog/sow-reading-guide/) instead of
  the incorrect /blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/; search for the "SOW Reading
  Guide" links in content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md and replace
  the href target for both instances.

In @content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md:

• Line 105: Replace the ung hyphenated phrase "30/60/90 day plan" with the
  hyphenated compound modifier "30/60/90-day plan" in the blog content (look for
  the exact string "30/60/90 day plan" in the markdown block that begins "Draft
  the 30/60/90 day plan in plain English.") to ensure grammatical consistency.

In @content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md:

• Line 100: Replace the phrase "30/60/90 day plan" with the hyphenated compound
  "30/60/90-day plan" in the content (the sentence currently reading "Each column
  is a 30/60/90 day plan, not a label.") so the compound modifier is correctly
  hyphenated.

In @content/blog/self-serve-mvp-stack-lovable-supabase-stripe-2026/index.md:

• Line 111: In the sentence fragment "through the flow: signup, hit the paywall"
  replace the noun form "signup" with the verb phrase "sign up" so it reads
  "through the flow: sign up, hit the paywall"; search the same paragraph for any
  other instances where "signup" is used as a verb and change them to "sign up" to
  keep wording consistent.
• Line 141: The internal link for "Module 6A.2 - Vibe Coding Done Right"
  currently points to /blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/ but should point
  to the specific post /blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/; update the Markdown
  link target in the paragraph containing the text "Module 6A.2 - Vibe Coding Done
  Right" so the URL href is /blog/vibe-coding-ceiling-signals/ while preserving
  the link text and surrounding sentence.

In @content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md:

• Line 99: The text uses the lowercase "github.com" when mentioning the
  platform; change the running-text instance "github.com" to the correctly
  capitalized "GitHub" (e.g., update the string "Verify the commit lands on
  github.com." to "Verify the commit lands on GitHub.") so the proper brand
  capitalization is used; search for the literal "github.com" in the content for
  the change.

In @content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md:

• Line 73: Replace the lowercase "Google ads" in the Cost line of the blog post
  with the correct brand capitalization "Google Ads"; locate the paragraph
  containing "Cost: $0 to $300 in tools (Carrd $19/yr, Stripe free, Notion
  free, Lovable trial). Optional $100 to $200 in paid LinkedIn or Google ads." and
  update "Google ads" to "Google Ads".
• Line 3: The description field currently contains an em dash; update the
  description value string to replace any em dash (—) with a hyphen (-) so it
  reads: "5 questions route you to one of 4 build paths: validate without code,
  self-serve, fractional CTO, or hire a team. Module 5 of this course." — target
  the description field in the frontmatter of the blog post.

In @content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md:

• Line 116: Update the sentence starting "Day 31. Third ticket - the small
  feature - ships as the first new feature the new team owns end to end. Module 9
  closes here." to hyphenate the compound adjective by changing "end to end" to
  "end-to-end" so it reads "...the new team owns end-to-end." Ensure only that
  phrase is modified and preserve surrounding punctuation and wording.

In @content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md:

• Around line 75-78: The two internal markdown links in index.md are pointing to
  the wrong posts: update the link target for the anchor text "[Friday demo]" to
  "/blog/friday-demo-rule-founder-progress/" and update the link target for the
  anchor text "[Friday Demo Template]" to "/blog/friday-demo-template/"; locate
  the two occurrences of those anchor texts in the content block around the
  three-questions paragraph and replace the existing
  "/blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/" URLs with the corrected paths.

In @content/blog/validated-problem-statement-template/index.md:

• Around line 143-146: The blockquote examples (the "Bad:" and "Good:" quoted
  examples containing the long Good example starting with "Pre-seed B2B SaaS
  founders..." and the Bad example "Founders and small business owners...")
  currently contain blank lines between successive ">" lines which triggers
  markdownlint MD028; fix by removing the blank lines so each blockquote is
  contiguous (every line of each example starts with ">" with no empty lines
  between) for all examples noted around the "Bad:" / "Good:" pairs in the file.
• Around line 153-156: The example quote starting with "6 hours per week. £800
  per month in CFO contractor time. One founder I spoke with paid $1,500..." mixes
  GBP and USD; update the worked example so all monetary amounts use a single
  currency or add explicit conversion parentheses with the exchange rate/date for
  clarity (e.g., convert £800 → $X or $1,500 → £Y and append "(€/$/£ X at
  YYYY-MM-DD rate)"), and ensure the quoted string and any surrounding explanatory
  text (the "Good:" example) are edited accordingly to keep the example
  consistent.

In @content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md:

• Line 29: Edit the sentence "The brief that turns a validated problem into
  something Lovable, Cursor, or a hired junior can ship from on Tuesday morning."
  and remove the extraneous word "from" so it reads "...can ship on Tuesday
  morning." Replace the full line accordingly.

In @content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md:

• Around line 53-65: The blockquote template that begins "Starting next Monday,
  please send your weekly report..." contains blank lines between the ">" lines
  which causes MD028; remove those empty lines so each quoted paragraph line is
  contiguous (every line begins with ">" with no intervening blank ">"-less lines)
  for the numbered sections 1–5 and the hard rules, preserving all text and
  formatting but collapsing the gaps.

In @content/blog/who-where-hire-developer-2026-ai-augmented-offshore/index.md:

• Line 55: The phrase 'in office' in the sentence starting with "The 2026 hire
  decision is not "remote vs in office."" should be hyphenated to 'in-office'
  because it's a compound adjective modifying 'decision' — update that occurrence
  to "remote vs in-office" (ensure no other grammatical changes).
• Line 69: Replace the unhyphenated numeric compound "1 to 5 day hire cycle"
  with the hyphenated form "1-to-5-day hire cycle" so the numeric range properly
  modifies the noun; locate the phrase in the paragraph that begins "$15 to $70
  per hour..." and update that occurrence (search for "1 to 5 day hire cycle") to
  maintain correct compound-adjective hyphenation.
• Line 61: The phrase "30 to 60 day hire cycle" in the sentence that currently
  reads "$130K to $210K+ per year for a Senior. 30 to 60 day hire cycle. 51%..."
  should be changed to use the compound adjective hyphenation: replace "30 to 60
  day hire cycle" with "30-to-60-day hire cycle" so the numeric range correctly
  modifies "hire cycle."

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Nitpick comments:
In @content/blog/ai-token-bill-dev-shop-pass-through-cost/index.md:

• Around line 34-139: The post contains em dashes (—) that violate the blog
  rule; search the markdown for the em dash character (—) in the prose (e.g., the
  lines around the "Why this hits in month 2-3" paragraph and other body text) and
  replace each with a hyphen (-), avoiding changes inside fenced code
  blocks/mermaid diagrams; verify the three reported occurrences (around lines
  noted in the review) are converted and run a quick preview to ensure punctuation
  and spacing remain correct.

In @content/blog/hiring-interview-script/index.md:

• Around line 135-149: The code block containing the 3-sentence summary template
  (the triple-backtick fenced block that starts with "Candidate: [name] · Date:
  [YYYY-MM-DD] · Score: [N]/10") lacks a language identifier; update that opening
  fence to include a plain-text language marker (e.g., replace "" with "text" or "```plaintext") so the template is explicitly treated as plaintext
  in the rendered Markdown.

In @content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md:

• Around line 59-62: The paragraph in the example user scenario repeats
  sentence-start "They" three times; rewrite the example in
  content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md to vary sentence structure
  and improve flow by rephrasing one or two of those sentences (e.g., start one
  sentence with a descriptive phrase like "Alone in their browser at 9pm on a
  Tuesday," or convert one into a participial clause "Tired and mildly annoyed,
  they’re looking for a way to finish in 10 minutes instead of 40"), or combine
  two sentences into a single compound sentence so the sequence no longer begins
  with "They" three times in a row while preserving the original meaning and
  details.

In @content/blog/vibe-prd-template/index.md:

• Line 49: Update the code fence in the VIBE PRD template so the opening
  triple-backticks include a language identifier (use "text") to satisfy
  markdownlint; locate the bare fence in the template (the line containing only
  ) and change it totext so the linter recognizes the block as plain text
  without altering the content inside.
• Around line 190-194: The three consecutive sentences that begin with "It" in
  the problem-statement example make the paragraph repetitive; rewrite the
  sentences to vary sentence openings and rhythm—e.g., convert one "It" sentence
  into a clause starting with the persona or the metric ("Pre-seed B2B SaaS
  founders..."), turn another into an active verb sentence ("Losing 6 hours per
  week and £800 per month..."), or combine two sentences into one with a comma or
  em dash to improve flow while keeping the exact persona, time/money metrics,
  quote, and why-now number intact.

In @content/blog/where-to-hire-developer-2026-map/index.md:

• Around line 70-136: The fenced code block that begins around the ROLE job
  template is missing a language identifier; update the opening triple-backtick to
  include a language (e.g., change totext or plaintext) so the block is treated as plain text in renderers and linters—modify the opening fence for the job description block shown in the diff (the block starting with "ROLE: Senior Engineer (AI-Augmented)...") to text.

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[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Contradictory CTA creates a broken conversion flow.

Line 39 promises immediate email delivery, but Lines 133-136 state no email collection and not all templates are downloadable yet. This is a direct user-facing contradiction and should be reconciled before publish.

Also applies to: 133-136

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/first-paying-customer-operating-kit/index.md` around lines 39 -
40, The CTA copy is inconsistent: the top section ("Module 7... Send your email
below; we ship the zip the same day.") promises immediate email delivery but
later text (the content around lines 133-136) says no email collection and not
all templates are downloadable; reconcile by choosing one flow and updating both
spots: either enable the email capture and delivery flow (add/enable the email
form and backend action referenced by "Send your email below; we ship the zip
the same day." and ensure all templates in "Module 7" are included in the zip),
or change the top CTA to match the later text (remove the promise of immediate
delivery, clarify which templates are available for download, and add an
explanation that full downloads will be provided later). Make the change in the
sections containing the exact phrases "Send your email below; we ship the zip
the same day." and the paragraph mentioning "no email collection" / "not all
templates are downloadable yet" so both copies are aligned.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Chapter numbers are off by one module in key cross-references.

These references say Chapter 8.2/8.3, but linked content belongs to Module 7 flow.
Please correct numbering for consistency with the course sequence (Line 47, Line 57, Line 161).

Also applies to: 57-57, 161-161

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md` at line 47, The markdown
cross-reference chapter numbers are off by one: update the visible chapter
labels to match the Module 7 flow. Replace instances of "Chapter 8.3" (e.g. the
link text "[Chapter 8.3](/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/)") with "Chapter
7.3", and replace any "Chapter 8.2" occurrences with "Chapter 7.2" (also update
the similar link texts found later in the file around the other referenced
occurrences). Keep the existing hrefs intact—only change the public chapter
number text.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Fix chapter numbering references from 8.2 to the Module 7 step.

The text points readers to “Chapter 8.2” in three places, but the linked chapter is part of Module 7.
Please align chapter numbering to avoid navigation confusion.

Also applies to: 150-150, 157-157

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/index.md` at line 122, Replace the
three occurrences of the text "Chapter 8.2" (and any linked text that reads
"Chapter 8.2") with "Module 7" (or "Module 7 step" if you prefer the original
phrasing), ensuring the link target /blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/
remains unchanged; update the visible link text in the markdown at the places
where the string "Chapter 8.2" appears (including the instances referenced at
the other reported locations) so readers are directed to the correct Module 7
step.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Add sources for specific numeric/assertive claims.

Lines 35-37 and Line 100 include concrete spend/timeline/consultant-cost claims
without citations. These should be sourced or rephrased as clearly anecdotal.

Based on learnings: "All assertions in content must have citations; reject unsupported claims".

Also applies to: 100-100

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md` around lines 35 - 37,
The paragraphs containing the specific numeric claims ("A founder we picked
up..." and the sentence at line 100) must either include verifiable citations or
be clearly reframed as anecdote; update those two spots by adding a source
reference (link or footnote) that supports the $95K / fourteen months / 38,000
lines / 0% test coverage / consultant cost figures, or change the wording to
"anecdotally" or "for example" and remove precise numeric claims, and ensure the
updated sentences are the ones beginning "A founder we picked up in late
2025..." and the claim at line 100 so readers can verify or understand they are
illustrative.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Publication date likely prevents this post from going live with this PR.

Line 4 is set to 2026-10-28. If launch is tied to this merge window, either set
an in-window date or mark intent explicitly with draft: true/false and schedule
plan.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md` at line 4, The
post frontmatter currently has "date: 2026-10-28" which falls outside the
current launch window; update the frontmatter in index.md to either set a date
within the merge window (replace "date: 2026-10-28" with an appropriate
in-window date) or explicitly mark intent by adding a "draft: true" (or "draft:
false" with a scheduled date) entry so the post does not go live unexpectedly;
ensure the frontmatter remains valid YAML and that only the "date" and/or
"draft" keys are changed.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Source or qualify specific empirical claims.

These sections include concrete figures and evaluative claims (costs, outcomes,
framework-rank interpretations). Add citations where factual, or reframe as
experience-based examples.

Based on learnings: "All assertions in content must have citations; reject unsupported claims".

Also applies to: 102-107, 130-136

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md` at line 32, The
paragraph makes specific empirical claims (scores, founder decisions, outcomes)
without citations; either add references for the anecdotes/statements or
explicitly label them as illustrative/anecdotal—update the lines in the post
including this paragraph and the other mentioned ranges (102-107, 130-136) to
either (a) insert supporting citations or links for factual claims (e.g.,
studies, user interviews, data sources) or (b) rephrase to voice as
first-person/anecdote (e.g., "In one case," "anecdotally") so they are not
presented as universal facts; ensure the copy near this paragraph (and the
flagged sections) contains the citation markers or the qualifying language and,
if adding citations, include source metadata (author/title/date/link) in the
references section.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

❓ Verification inconclusive

Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify whether future-dated posts are published by config
fd -a "hugo.toml|config.toml|hugo.yaml|hugo.yml|hugo.json|config.yaml|config.yml|config.json" config _default . 2>/dev/null
rg -n --hidden -S 'buildFuture|buildfuture'

# List future-dated blog posts in this PR surface
rg -n --glob 'content/blog/**/index.md' '^date:\s*20[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}$' | sort

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DIR="$(dirname "$FILE")"

echo "Checking local markdown links in $FILE..."
grep -nE '\]\(\./[^)]+\.md\)' "$FILE" | while IFS=: read -r line content; do
  rel="$(echo "$content" | sed -E 's/.*\]\(\.\/([^)]+\.md)\).*/\1/')"
  target="$DIR/$rel"
  if [ -f "$target" ]; then
    echo "OK   line $line -> $target"
  else
    echo "MISS line $line -> $target"
  fi
done

Repository: jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io

Length of output: 369

---

🏁 Script executed:

# Search for the three referenced files anywhere in the repository
echo "Searching for referenced markdown files..."
echo "Looking for friday-demo-template.md:"
find . -name "friday-demo-template.md" -o -name "*friday-demo*" 2>/dev/null | head -20

echo -e "\nLooking for ownership-checklist.md:"
find . -name "ownership-checklist.md" -o -name "*ownership-checklist*" 2>/dev/null | head -20

echo -e "\nLooking for agency-ai-five-questions.md:"
find . -name "agency-ai-five-questions.md" -o -name "*agency-ai-five-questions*" 2>/dev/null | head -20

Repository: jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io

Length of output: 451

---

🏁 Script executed:

# Check the actual content and context of the problematic lines
echo "Examining the actual markdown content at problematic lines..."
sed -n '59,63p' content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md
echo "---"
sed -n '79,83p' content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md
echo "---"
sed -n '87,91p' content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md

Repository: jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io

Length of output: 2403

---

🏁 Script executed:

# Check the directory structure of the sow-reading-guide bundle
echo "Directory structure of sow-reading-guide bundle:"
ls -la content/blog/sow-reading-guide/

Repository: jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io

Length of output: 377

---

Convert relative markdown links to published blog post URLs.

Lines 61, 81, and 89 reference local markdown files that don't exist in the bundle. These files are published as separate blog posts elsewhere in the repo (as content/blog/friday-demo-template/, content/blog/ownership-checklist/, content/blog/agency-ai-five-questions/). Replace the relative .md links with absolute blog URLs:

• Line 61: Change [Friday demo template](./friday-demo-template.md) → [Friday demo template](/blog/friday-demo-template/)
• Line 81: Change [GitHub / AWS / database ownership checklist](./ownership-checklist.md) → [GitHub / AWS / database ownership checklist](/blog/ownership-checklist/)
• Line 89: Change [5-question AI script](./agency-ai-five-questions.md) → [5-question AI script](/blog/agency-ai-five-questions/)

Without these changes, readers encounter broken links in the published page.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/sow-reading-guide/index.md` at line 61, Three relative markdown
links in the post ("[Friday demo template]", "[GitHub / AWS / database ownership
checklist]", "[5-question AI script]") point to nonexistent local .md files;
update the three link targets to the published blog URLs by replacing
./friday-demo-template.md with /blog/friday-demo-template/,
./ownership-checklist.md with /blog/ownership-checklist/, and
./agency-ai-five-questions.md with /blog/agency-ai-five-questions/ so the links
resolve to the correct published posts.

[coderabbitai]

🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Wrap prose lines to 80 characters max across the article body.

Many documentation lines exceed the repository’s max line length requirement for Markdown.

As per coding guidelines: "**/*.md: Each line in documentation: max 80 characters."

🧰 Tools

🪛 LanguageTool

[style] ~63-~63: ‘in a hurry’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
Context: ...erlying problem - hiding one risky post in a hurry - is still unsolved. The outcome shape...

(EN_WORDINESS_PREMIUM_IN_A_HURRY)

---

[style] ~87-~87: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ... build is timeless and over-engineered. Drop the I want and the build is a feature...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)

---

[style] ~87-~87: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ... want* and the build is a feature list. Drop the so I can and the build hits the s...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)

---

[grammar] ~137-~137: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...briefs amplify the rate. - DHH, [The One Person Framework](https://world.hey.com/...

(QB_NEW_EN_HYPHEN)

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/stop-specifying-features-start-outcomes/index.md` around lines
33 - 140, Reflow all prose lines in the article to a maximum of 80 characters
per line by wrapping paragraph text (not inline code, fenced code blocks,
mermaid diagrams, or image links) so the Markdown meets the repo rule; update
every paragraph under headings like "## Why this matters in 2026", "## Three
briefs, two shapes each", "### Pair 1 - The CSV button", "### Pair 2 - The
user-roles request", and "### Pair 3 - The CRM module" to use an 80-column wrap
while leaving headings, lists, links, and fenced blocks intact.

---

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Add citations (or explicitly mark as examples) for concrete claims.

This draft includes specific factual/quantitative claims (e.g., time, cost, flaw-rate,
industry behavior) that are currently uncited in-line. Please either cite each claim
or rewrite them as clearly labeled illustrative examples.

Based on learnings: "All assertions in content must have citations; reject unsupported claims."

🧰 Tools

🪛 LanguageTool

[style] ~63-~63: ‘in a hurry’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
Context: ...erlying problem - hiding one risky post in a hurry - is still unsolved. The outcome shape...

(EN_WORDINESS_PREMIUM_IN_A_HURRY)

---

[style] ~87-~87: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ... build is timeless and over-engineered. Drop the I want and the build is a feature...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)

---

[style] ~87-~87: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ... want* and the build is a feature list. Drop the so I can and the build hits the s...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)

---

[grammar] ~137-~137: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...briefs amplify the rate. - DHH, [The One Person Framework](https://world.hey.com/...

(QB_NEW_EN_HYPHEN)

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/stop-specifying-features-start-outcomes/index.md` around lines
33 - 140, This draft makes specific quantitative/time/cost claims without inline
sources; for each claim in the three example pairs (search for the headings
"Pair 1 - The CSV button", "Pair 2 - The user-roles request", "Pair 3 - The CRM
module" and the lines starting "What the engineer builds from the feature
shape"/"What the engineer builds from the outcome shape") either add a
supporting citation link or explicitly mark the sentence as an illustrative
example (e.g., append "—example" or "(illustrative)"). Also audit other
standalone claims (e.g., "The cheap fix..." paragraph and any numeric estimates)
and either attach a citation or convert to an explicit example label; keep the
existing Veracode 2025 link as-is.

[coderabbitai]

Actionable comments posted: 19

Note

Due to the large number of review comments, Critical, Major severity comments were prioritized as inline comments.

♻️ Duplicate comments (4)

content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md (2)

4-4: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Publication date prevents post from going live.

Line 4 sets date: 2026-10-28, which is approximately 5 months in the future. If this post should launch with the current PR merge window, either set an in-window date or add draft: true to the frontmatter to prevent unintended publication.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md` at line 4, The
frontmatter currently sets date: 2026-10-28 which is in the future and will
block/accidentally schedule publication; update the frontmatter by changing the
date value to a current in-window publication date or add draft: true to the
frontmatter to keep the post unpublished until ready—modify the `date` key or
add the `draft` boolean in the post's frontmatter (refer to the `date` and
`draft` fields in this file) accordingly.

---

32-32: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Frame founder anecdotes as illustrative examples.

Lines 32 and 102-106 present specific founder scenarios with concrete outcomes ("vertical-SaaS founder", "clinic-scheduling app", "scored a 5", "B2B founder", "scored a 1", "$18K over two months") without attribution or clear anecdotal framing.

Per coding guidelines, either add supporting citations or explicitly signal these as experience-based examples (e.g., "In one engagement," "anecdotally," "for example").

Based on learnings: "Reject zero unsupported claims - all assertions must have citations."

Also applies to: 102-106

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md` at line 32, The
two anecdotal paragraphs that begin with "What if the codebase..." (the
vertical-SaaS/clinic-scheduling founder example) and the block around the "$18K
over two months" B2B founder need to be explicitly framed or sourced: either
prepend a phrase like "In one engagement," "anecdotally," or "for example," to
signal experience-based examples, or add a supporting citation/source for each
specific claim; update the sentences in these paragraphs (search for the
"vertical-SaaS founder" and the "$18K over two months" snippets) to include that
framing or a reference so they no longer read as unsupported factual assertions.

content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md (2)

35-37: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Source or frame as anecdotal: specific dollar/timeline claims.

Lines 35-37 and line 100 include concrete spend/timeline figures ("$95K and fourteen months", "38,000 lines", "0% test coverage", "$7,500 on three consultants") without citations. Per coding guidelines, all assertions must have citations or be clearly framed as anecdotal/illustrative examples.

Either add verifiable sources or rephrase to signal these are experience-based examples (e.g., "In one case we saw," "anecdotally").

Based on learnings: "Reject zero unsupported claims - all assertions must have citations."

Also applies to: 100-100

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md` around lines 35 - 37,
The content contains specific spend/timeline claims (e.g., the phrases "$95K and
fourteen months", "38,000 lines of Ruby on Rails", "0% test coverage", and
"$7,500 on three consultants") that lack citations; either add verifiable
sources for those exact claims or rephrase them as anecdotal/illustrative
language (e.g., "anecdotally," "in one case we saw," or "one founder reported")
wherever those strings appear (notably the paragraph containing "$95K and
fourteen months" and the line referencing "$7,500 on three consultants"),
ensuring every unsupported numeric/assertive claim is either cited or explicitly
framed as an anecdote.

---

74-74: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix broken local links to use blog routes.

Lines 74 and 108 use ./ownership-checklist.md which won't resolve correctly in Hugo blog routing. Should use the canonical blog path format.

🔗 Suggested fix

-[GitHub / AWS / database checklist](./ownership-checklist.md)
+[GitHub / AWS / database checklist](/blog/ownership-checklist/)

-[ownership checklist](./ownership-checklist.md)
+[ownership checklist](/blog/ownership-checklist/)

Also applies to: 108-108

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md` at line 74, Replace
the relative markdown link "./ownership-checklist.md" with the canonical Hugo
blog route "/blog/ownership-checklist/" wherever it appears in this markdown
(e.g. the inline link text in the table cells), so Hugo will resolve the page
correctly; update both occurrences of the string "./ownership-checklist.md" to
"/blog/ownership-checklist/".

🟡 Minor comments (7)

content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md-134-134 (1)

134-134: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Completion counts are internally inconsistent.

Line 134 says “26 posts” and “eleven artifacts,” but the sentence lists more artifacts than eleven. Please align the stated counts with the actual list.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md` at line 134, The
sentence beginning "If you read all 26 posts..." incorrectly states "26 posts"
and "eleven artifacts" while listing a different number of artifacts; recount
the actual number of posts and the artifacts enumerated in that sentence (the
list of linked artifacts including the dependency CI gate + slopsquatting
clause) and update the numeric claims to match (either change "26" and/or
"eleven" to the correct numbers or trim/add list items so the counts are
accurate); ensure the final sentence's numbers and any pluralization reflect the
corrected counts.

content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md-75-78 (1)

75-78: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Friday-demo references point to the wrong destination.

Line 75 and Line 77 reference Friday-demo content, but both URLs go to
/blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/. This misroutes readers away from the
intended demo pages.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md` around lines
75 - 78, The two links with link text "Friday demo" and "Friday Demo Template"
currently point to /blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/—update both hrefs in
content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md so they point to
the intended Friday demo pages (replace the wrong slug with the correct Friday
demo URL(s), e.g., the actual Friday demo post slug or template path), ensuring
both occurrences (the inline "Friday demo" and the "Friday Demo Template"
companion link) use the correct destination.

content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md-53-65 (1)

53-65: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Blockquote has MD028 violations that will keep lint noisy.

The template blockquote contains blank lines between > blocks (Line 54,
Line 56, Line 58, Line 60, Line 62, Line 64), which triggers MD028.
Please keep the blockquote contiguous.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md` around lines 53 -
65, The blockquote starting with "Starting next Monday, please send your weekly
report in this format..." has blank lines between the `>` lines that trigger
MD028; remove all empty lines inside that blockquote so every quoted line begins
with `>` directly adjacent to the next quoted line (i.e., make the entire
instructional template a contiguous `>` block) and keep the exact original text
and line breaks otherwise.

content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md-388-388 (1)

388-388: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix blank lines inside blockquotes (MD028).

The blank lines inside these blockquote examples trigger markdownlint and should be removed.

Suggested diff

 > Bad: *15 tables, three of which are `users`, `accounts`, and `organizations` because the founder read a SaaS architecture blog post once.*
-
 > Good: *3 tables (`coaches`, `clients`, `check_ins`) - one for the user, one for the thing the user manages, one for the action the user takes. The PRD lists exactly one user persona and one core workflow. The schema reflects that.*

 > Bad: *"Build me a SaaS dashboard."*
-
 > Good: *"Build a dashboard for a fitness coach. Top bar: coach name + log out. Left sidebar: list of clients with green/red status badges based on last check-in date. Main pane shows the selected client's detail and a check-in form. Save button shows a toast on success."*

 > Bad: *Trust the redirect from Stripe Checkout (`?session_id=...`) to flip the user to paid. Skip the webhook because "the redirect already handles it."*
-
 > Good: *Wire the `checkout.session.completed` webhook from Stripe to Supabase. Verify the signature with the webhook secret. Only flip `subscription_status = 'active'` when the webhook fires. Treat the redirect as UX only, not as truth.*

Also applies to: 396-396, 404-404

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md` at line 388, Several
blockquote examples contain blank lines that trigger markdownlint rule MD028;
remove the empty lines so each blockquote uses consecutive '>' lines without
intervening blank lines (fix the three occurrences reported around the three
blockquote examples currently flagged). Edit the blockquote blocks so there are
no blank lines between lines starting with '>' and ensure the examples render as
continuous blockquote content.

content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md-99-99 (1)

99-99: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use official product casing: GitHub.

Please update github.com in sentence text to GitHub.com or GitHub for correct naming in user-facing copy.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md` at line 99, Update the
user-facing sentence that references github.com to use the official casing
"GitHub" (or "GitHub.com")—specifically, replace "Verify the commit lands on
github.com." with "Verify the commit lands on GitHub." (or "Verify the commit
lands on GitHub.com.") so the copy uses correct product naming.

content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md-4-5 (1)

4-5: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Publication date set 6 months in future with draft:false.

Line 4 sets date: 2026-11-04 (approximately 6 months future) while line 5 explicitly sets draft: false. If this post should launch with the current PR, update the date to fall within the merge window. If it's scheduled for later publication, the current settings are correct but should be confirmed as intentional.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md` around lines
4 - 5, The frontmatter has a future publication date and draft:false causing an
unintended immediate publish; update the frontmatter fields: either set date to
the intended publication date within the current merge window (modify the date:
value) or change draft: to true if you intend to keep this scheduled for later,
and ensure the fields in this post's frontmatter (date and draft) reflect the
intended publish state before merging.

content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md-111-113 (1)

111-113: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add language identifier to code fence.

The fenced code block showing the formula lacks a language identifier, which can affect syntax highlighting and violates Markdown best practices.

🔧 Proposed fix

-```
+```text
 must_have_pct = ("Very disappointed" count) / (total responses excluding "No longer use it")

</details>

<details>
<summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In @content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md around lines 111 - 113, The
fenced code block containing the formula 'must_have_pct = ("Very disappointed"
count) / (total responses excluding "No longer use it")' is missing a language
identifier; update the opening triple-backtick to include a language (e.g.,

fence around the must_have_pct formula in the file and change ``` to ```text (or
another appropriate language) to follow Markdown best practices.

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md (2)

148-157: ⚡ Quick win

Consider adding explicit trade-offs.

The coding guidelines require acknowledging what the proposed solution fails to do or costs. While the post explains when to skip the test (lines 158-164), it doesn't explicitly state the test's limitations - for example, that the 40% threshold measures must-have sentiment but not willingness to pay, market size, or growth velocity; or that survey fatigue can bias results on re-runs.

Adding 2-3 sentences after line 147 or in the "skip the test" section would strengthen the post's credibility and align with the guideline.

As per coding guidelines: "Always acknowledge trade-offs in blog posts — describe what the proposed solution fails to do or what it costs."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md` around lines 148 - 157, Add
2–3 explicit sentences after the "What 'under 40%' actually means" paragraph (or
inside the "skip the test" section) that acknowledge the test's trade-offs:
state that the 40% threshold measures must-have sentiment but does not measure
willingness to pay, total addressable market, or growth velocity, and note that
survey design and respondent fatigue can bias re-runs; keep it brief and framed
as a limitation of the PMF test rather than a solution.

---

51-51: 💤 Low value

Consider adding specific count.

The phrase "Across the 2026 dev-shop rescues we joined" lacks the numerical specificity found elsewhere in the post (e.g., "$4,200", "forty users", "40%"). If the count is known, replacing "Across" with "In 8 of the" or similar would strengthen the practitioner voice.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md` at line 51, The sentence
"Across the 2026 dev-shop rescues we joined" should be made specific by adding
the actual count of rescues; update the phrase in content/index.md (the
paragraph containing "Across the 2026 dev-shop rescues we joined") to something
like "In 8 of the 2026 dev-shop rescues we joined" or "In X of the 2026 dev-shop
rescues we joined" using the correct number, ensuring the style matches other
numeric references in the post (e.g., "$4,200", "forty users", "40%").

🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@content/blog/agency-ai-five-questions/index.md`:
- Around line 4-5: The front-matter has a future `date: 2026-05-27` while
`draft: false`, which prevents Hugo from publishing the post; either set `date`
to a past (or current) date (e.g., today) or flip `draft` to `true` until the
intended publish date—edit the `date` and/or `draft` fields in the post
front-matter to ensure the publish state matches the desired behavior.

In `@content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter "date" field is set to a future date ("date:
2026-11-11"); update the frontmatter "date" value in this Markdown (the "date"
field) to a non-future date (e.g., today or a past publication date) or remove
the "date" entry so the build uses its default publishing date, ensuring the
post will render in production.
- Around line 29-30: The module label currently reads "Module 9 · Step 1 of 3"
but the course uses 9 modules numbered 0–8; update the label string "Module 9 ·
Step 1 of 3" in the file to the correct module number (e.g., "Module 8 · Step 1
of 3") so it matches the final curriculum numbering; ensure any other
occurrences of "Module 9" in this document are likewise updated to "Module 8".

In `@content/blog/ai-token-bill-dev-shop-pass-through-cost/index.md`:
- Around line 31-32: The step header currently reads "Module 9 · Step 2 of 3"
which is inconsistent with the course using modules 0–8; update the header text
"Module 9 · Step 2 of 3" to "Module 8 · Step 2 of 3" in the post (look for the
exact header string in the markdown) so the module numbering aligns with the
documented modules 0-8 structure.
- Around line 4-5: The frontmatter currently sets date: 2026-11-18 while draft:
false causing the post to be excluded because the date is in the future; update
the frontmatter by changing the date value to a past or current date (or set
draft: true if you intend to keep it unpublished) so that the post's metadata
(the date and/or draft fields) reflect the intended publication state — locate
and edit the frontmatter keys "date" and "draft" in this file to apply the fix.

In `@content/blog/asked-simple-admin-panel-built-spaceship/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter 'date' field in the post (currently set to 2026-10-21)
is future-dated and will be excluded from production output; update the
frontmatter 'date' value in index.md to a current or past date (or remove the
future date if you intend immediate publishing), or alternatively keep the
future date only if your build/config explicitly supports scheduled posts and
you intend it to remain hidden until then.

In `@content/blog/friday-demo-rule-founder-progress/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter date value ("date: 2026-09-30") is in the future and
will prevent Hugo from including the page; update the "date:" field in the post
frontmatter to a current or past date (e.g., today's date or the intended
publication date <= 2026-05-14) or remove/adjust any future-dated value so Hugo
treats the page as publishable.

In `@content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md`:
- Line 206: The closing navigation text in the markdown (the line containing
"Module 9" and the surrounding module labels like "Module 7 closes here." and
links such as "Manage AI-Era Risks") uses an incorrect module number that
doesn't match the PR's 0→8 module range; update the module label(s) so the final
sentence references Module 8 (or the correct final module from the course map)
and ensure any inline references/links (e.g., the "Manage AI-Era Risks" link
text) reflect the corrected module number to keep the course map consistent.
- Line 33: The paragraph beginning "Product Hunt converted at 3.1% per launch
event..." and several other lines exceed the 80-character limit and do not use
the repository's required symbolic vocabulary for documentation; reflow all
affected markdown lines to a max of 80 characters, breaking sentences at
semantic boundaries, and convert raw inline URLs and long tokens to the
project's symbolic vocabulary/link-label format (use reference-style links or
the repo's defined symbol names) so the file meets the "**/*.md" rules; ensure
you apply the same reflow and symbolic replacement to the other flagged
paragraphs (the remaining long lines noted in the review) so every line in the
file is <=80 chars and uses the standardized symbolic vocabulary.

In `@content/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/index.md`:
- Line 33: Reflow the long narrative paragraph that begins "In late 2025 a
HealthTech founder ran a six-week free pilot..." so every line is <=80
characters, and apply the repo's symbolic-vocabulary convention consistently
(add the required symbolic notation used elsewhere in docs) to this markdown
file; repeat the same reflow and symbol alignment for the other flagged
narrative lines/paragraphs in this file to satisfy the 80-char line limit and
symbolic vocabulary requirement before merge.

In `@content/blog/self-assessment-worksheet/index.md`:
- Around line 60-61: The table rows for Q12 and Q13 have incorrect module
numbers; update the routing so Q12 ("In the last 30 days...") points "**Y** →
Module 9 (When Things Break)" instead of Module 8, and Q13 ("Does your product
or team touch AI...") points "**Y** → Module 10 (AI-Era Risks)" instead of
Module 9, leaving the **N** routes unchanged; locate the Q12/Q13 rows in
index.md and replace the module numbers accordingly.
- Line 4: The front-matter date for the blog post ("date: 2026-07-01") is in the
future and will prevent publishing; update the front-matter in
content/blog/self-assessment-worksheet/index.md by changing the date value to
today or any past date, or mark the post as a draft (e.g., add or set draft:
true) if you intend to keep it unpublished; locate the "date:" entry in the file
and adjust accordingly.

In `@content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md`:
- Around line 34-427: The post violates the repo rule limiting documentation
lines to 80 characters; reflow the prose so every non-code line is <=80 chars
while preserving fenced code blocks and SQL/console snippets intact (do not wrap
inside ``` blocks), keeping headings like "## Week 1 - Lovable + the UI (no
backend yet)", the Sample Lovable prompts and the Sample Supabase schema blocks
unchanged except for their comment/wrapping lines, and ensure list items,
checkboxes and quoted examples are hard-wrapped at word boundaries; use an
editor or markdown formatter to rewrap paragraphs and list lines but do not
alter code fences, inline example blocks, or any unique identifiers (e.g.,
prompt text, SQL statements, Stripe checklist items).
- Around line 4-5: The post's front matter uses date: 2026-08-26 with draft:
false which will prevent publication because production Hugo has
buildFuture=false; either change the front-matter date to today or an earlier
date (update the "date" field in this post) or enable future posts in production
by setting buildFuture = true in the production Hugo config
(config/production/hugo.toml) and ensuring CI/build scripts don't override it;
after making the change, verify the course nav reference
(tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md) still points correctly.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md`:
- Line 31: Replace the incorrect module numbering and course-count text to match
the final 9-module layout: update the string "**Module 9 · Step 3 of 3**" to the
correct module label (e.g., "**Module 8 · Step 3 of 3**" or the appropriate 0–8
index used across the project) and change the paragraph that currently describes
"ten modules" (the block around lines 136-149) to state "nine modules (0–8)" and
adjust any module index references there to align with the final course
structure; ensure every occurrence of "Module 9" and "ten modules" in this
document is updated for consistency with the PR objective.

In `@content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md`:
- Line 32: The landing copy "**10 modules · 32 chapters · ~12 hours of reading ·
self-paced · no signup**" is inconsistent with the module table that spans `0`
to `10` (11 entries); update either the header string to "11 modules" or change
the module table indices to 1–10 so counts match, and ensure any canonical
course map/cross-link references (the module table spanning `0` to `10`
referenced in the same file and lines 70-84) are updated accordingly to keep the
module count consistent across the document.
- Line 4: The frontmatter contains a future date value "date: 2026-07-01" which
will block publishing; update the frontmatter 'date' field (the line currently
reading date: 2026-07-01) to a non-future date (e.g., today's date or the
intended publish date <= current date) or remove the 'date' field so Hugo uses a
safe default, then save the file.

In `@content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md`:
- Line 4: The post frontmatter has a future date ("date: 2026-07-22") which Hugo
will skip in production; update the frontmatter `date` field in
content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md to a non-future
date (e.g., today's or a past date) or alternatively enable Hugo's buildFuture
flag in site config, ensuring the `date` value used by the post (the `date`
field) matches the intended publication timing so it will appear in the current
rollout.

In `@content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter date in
content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md is set to a future
date (date: 2026-10-07) which may block publication; update the frontmatter
`date` value to a current or past ISO date (or remove/adjust it) so Hugo will
render the post (edit the `date` field in the markdown frontmatter).

---

Minor comments:
In `@content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md`:
- Around line 111-113: The fenced code block containing the formula
'must_have_pct = ("Very disappointed" count) / (total responses excluding "No
longer use it")' is missing a language identifier; update the opening
triple-backtick to include a language (e.g., ```text) so Markdown renders and
highlights it consistently—locate the code fence around the must_have_pct
formula in the file and change ``` to ```text (or another appropriate language)
to follow Markdown best practices.

In `@content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md`:
- Line 388: Several blockquote examples contain blank lines that trigger
markdownlint rule MD028; remove the empty lines so each blockquote uses
consecutive '>' lines without intervening blank lines (fix the three occurrences
reported around the three blockquote examples currently flagged). Edit the
blockquote blocks so there are no blank lines between lines starting with '>'
and ensure the examples render as continuous blockquote content.
- Line 99: Update the user-facing sentence that references github.com to use the
official casing "GitHub" (or "GitHub.com")—specifically, replace "Verify the
commit lands on github.com." with "Verify the commit lands on GitHub." (or
"Verify the commit lands on GitHub.com.") so the copy uses correct product
naming.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md`:
- Line 134: The sentence beginning "If you read all 26 posts..." incorrectly
states "26 posts" and "eleven artifacts" while listing a different number of
artifacts; recount the actual number of posts and the artifacts enumerated in
that sentence (the list of linked artifacts including the dependency CI gate +
slopsquatting clause) and update the numeric claims to match (either change "26"
and/or "eleven" to the correct numbers or trim/add list items so the counts are
accurate); ensure the final sentence's numbers and any pluralization reflect the
corrected counts.

In `@content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md`:
- Around line 4-5: The frontmatter has a future publication date and draft:false
causing an unintended immediate publish; update the frontmatter fields: either
set date to the intended publication date within the current merge window
(modify the date: value) or change draft: to true if you intend to keep this
scheduled for later, and ensure the fields in this post's frontmatter (date and
draft) reflect the intended publish state before merging.

In `@content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md`:
- Around line 75-78: The two links with link text "Friday demo" and "Friday Demo
Template" currently point to /blog/dev-shop-red-flags-checklist/—update both
hrefs in content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md so they
point to the intended Friday demo pages (replace the wrong slug with the correct
Friday demo URL(s), e.g., the actual Friday demo post slug or template path),
ensuring both occurrences (the inline "Friday demo" and the "Friday Demo
Template" companion link) use the correct destination.

In `@content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md`:
- Around line 53-65: The blockquote starting with "Starting next Monday, please
send your weekly report in this format..." has blank lines between the `>` lines
that trigger MD028; remove all empty lines inside that blockquote so every
quoted line begins with `>` directly adjacent to the next quoted line (i.e.,
make the entire instructional template a contiguous `>` block) and keep the
exact original text and line breaks otherwise.

---

Duplicate comments:
In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md`:
- Around line 35-37: The content contains specific spend/timeline claims (e.g.,
the phrases "$95K and fourteen months", "38,000 lines of Ruby on Rails", "0%
test coverage", and "$7,500 on three consultants") that lack citations; either
add verifiable sources for those exact claims or rephrase them as
anecdotal/illustrative language (e.g., "anecdotally," "in one case we saw," or
"one founder reported") wherever those strings appear (notably the paragraph
containing "$95K and fourteen months" and the line referencing "$7,500 on three
consultants"), ensuring every unsupported numeric/assertive claim is either
cited or explicitly framed as an anecdote.
- Line 74: Replace the relative markdown link "./ownership-checklist.md" with
the canonical Hugo blog route "/blog/ownership-checklist/" wherever it appears
in this markdown (e.g. the inline link text in the table cells), so Hugo will
resolve the page correctly; update both occurrences of the string
"./ownership-checklist.md" to "/blog/ownership-checklist/".

In `@content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter currently sets date: 2026-10-28 which is in the future
and will block/accidentally schedule publication; update the frontmatter by
changing the date value to a current in-window publication date or add draft:
true to the frontmatter to keep the post unpublished until ready—modify the
`date` key or add the `draft` boolean in the post's frontmatter (refer to the
`date` and `draft` fields in this file) accordingly.
- Line 32: The two anecdotal paragraphs that begin with "What if the
codebase..." (the vertical-SaaS/clinic-scheduling founder example) and the block
around the "$18K over two months" B2B founder need to be explicitly framed or
sourced: either prepend a phrase like "In one engagement," "anecdotally," or
"for example," to signal experience-based examples, or add a supporting
citation/source for each specific claim; update the sentences in these
paragraphs (search for the "vertical-SaaS founder" and the "$18K over two
months" snippets) to include that framing or a reference so they no longer read
as unsupported factual assertions.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md`:
- Around line 148-157: Add 2–3 explicit sentences after the "What 'under 40%'
actually means" paragraph (or inside the "skip the test" section) that
acknowledge the test's trade-offs: state that the 40% threshold measures
must-have sentiment but does not measure willingness to pay, total addressable
market, or growth velocity, and note that survey design and respondent fatigue
can bias re-runs; keep it brief and framed as a limitation of the PMF test
rather than a solution.
- Line 51: The sentence "Across the 2026 dev-shop rescues we joined" should be
made specific by adding the actual count of rescues; update the phrase in
content/index.md (the paragraph containing "Across the 2026 dev-shop rescues we
joined") to something like "In 8 of the 2026 dev-shop rescues we joined" or "In
X of the 2026 dev-shop rescues we joined" using the correct number, ensuring the
style matches other numeric references in the post (e.g., "$4,200", "forty
users", "40%").

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• content/blog/agency-ai-five-questions/index.md
• content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md
• content/blog/ai-token-bill-dev-shop-pass-through-cost/index.md
• content/blog/asked-simple-admin-panel-built-spaceship/index.md
• content/blog/engineering-org-chart-non-technical-founder/index.md
• content/blog/friday-demo-rule-founder-progress/index.md
• content/blog/friday-demo-template/index.md
• content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md
• content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md
• content/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/index.md
• content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-decision-tree/index.md
• content/blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/index.md
• content/blog/self-assessment-worksheet/index.md
• content/blog/self-serve-stack-walkthrough/index.md
• content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md
• content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md
• content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md
• content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md
• content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md

✅ Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• content/blog/engineering-org-chart-non-technical-founder/index.md

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

This post is future-dated but marked published.

On Line 4, date: 2026-05-27 is still in the future relative to May 14, 2026, while Line 5 is draft: false. In standard Hugo production config, this keeps the post hidden.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/agency-ai-five-questions/index.md` around lines 4 - 5, The
front-matter has a future `date: 2026-05-27` while `draft: false`, which
prevents Hugo from publishing the post; either set `date` to a past (or current)
date (e.g., today) or flip `draft` to `true` until the intended publish
date—edit the `date` and/or `draft` fields in the post front-matter to ensure
the publish state matches the desired behavior.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Publish date is set in the future.

Line 4 uses date: 2026-11-11, which is future-dated as of May 14, 2026 and will typically not render in production builds.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md` at line 4, The
frontmatter "date" field is set to a future date ("date: 2026-11-11"); update
the frontmatter "date" value in this Markdown (the "date" field) to a non-future
date (e.g., today or a past publication date) or remove the "date" entry so the
build uses its default publishing date, ensuring the post will render in
production.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Module label doesn’t match the final course numbering.

Lines 29-30 mark this as “Module 9,” but the PR objective states the final curriculum is 9 modules numbered 0-8.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md` around lines 29 -
30, The module label currently reads "Module 9 · Step 1 of 3" but the course
uses 9 modules numbered 0–8; update the label string "Module 9 · Step 1 of 3" in
the file to the correct module number (e.g., "Module 8 · Step 1 of 3") so it
matches the final curriculum numbering; ensure any other occurrences of "Module
9" in this document are likewise updated to "Module 8".

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Future date prevents intended publication.

Line 4 sets date: 2026-11-18 while Line 5 is draft: false; as of May 14, 2026 this is future content and usually excluded from production.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/ai-token-bill-dev-shop-pass-through-cost/index.md` around lines
4 - 5, The frontmatter currently sets date: 2026-11-18 while draft: false
causing the post to be excluded because the date is in the future; update the
frontmatter by changing the date value to a past or current date (or set draft:
true if you intend to keep it unpublished) so that the post's metadata (the date
and/or draft fields) reflect the intended publication state — locate and edit
the frontmatter keys "date" and "draft" in this file to apply the fix.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Step header uses outdated module numbering.

Lines 31-32 say “Module 9 · Step 2 of 3,” but this PR’s course structure is described as modules 0-8 (9 total).

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/ai-token-bill-dev-shop-pass-through-cost/index.md` around lines
31 - 32, The step header currently reads "Module 9 · Step 2 of 3" which is
inconsistent with the course using modules 0–8; update the header text "Module 9
· Step 2 of 3" to "Module 8 · Step 2 of 3" in the post (look for the exact
header string in the markdown) so the module numbering aligns with the
documented modules 0-8 structure.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Course module numbering is inconsistent with the PR’s final structure.

Line 31 labels this as “Module 9,” and Lines 136-149 describe “ten modules,” but this PR’s objective says the final course is 9 modules (0-8). This will confuse navigation and completion context.

Also applies to: 136-149

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md` at line 31,
Replace the incorrect module numbering and course-count text to match the final
9-module layout: update the string "**Module 9 · Step 3 of 3**" to the correct
module label (e.g., "**Module 8 · Step 3 of 3**" or the appropriate 0–8 index
used across the project) and change the paragraph that currently describes "ten
modules" (the block around lines 136-149) to state "nine modules (0–8)" and
adjust any module index references there to align with the final course
structure; ensure every occurrence of "Module 9" and "ten modules" in this
document is updated for consistency with the PR objective.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Course landing page is future-dated.

Line 4 sets date: 2026-07-01, which is still in the future as of May 14, 2026.
That can prevent this hub page from publishing in normal Hugo production builds.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md` at line 4, The
frontmatter contains a future date value "date: 2026-07-01" which will block
publishing; update the frontmatter 'date' field (the line currently reading
date: 2026-07-01) to a non-future date (e.g., today's date or the intended
publish date <= current date) or remove the 'date' field so Hugo uses a safe
default, then save the file.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Module count is internally inconsistent on the landing page.

Line 32 says "10 modules", but the module table spans 0 to 10, which is 11
entries. This creates ambiguity in the canonical course map and cross-links.

Also applies to: 70-84

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/index.md` at line 32, The
landing copy "**10 modules · 32 chapters · ~12 hours of reading · self-paced ·
no signup**" is inconsistent with the module table that spans `0` to `10` (11
entries); update either the header string to "11 modules" or change the module
table indices to 1–10 so counts match, and ensure any canonical course
map/cross-link references (the module table spanning `0` to `10` referenced in
the same file and lines 70-84) are updated accordingly to keep the module count
consistent across the document.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Future-dated post can disappear from the current rollout.

Line 4 is set to 2026-07-22, which is in the future relative to today
(May 14, 2026). In typical Hugo production builds, future-dated pages are not
published unless buildFuture is enabled. This can break the course path now.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md` at line 4, The
post frontmatter has a future date ("date: 2026-07-22") which Hugo will skip in
production; update the frontmatter `date` field in
content/blog/three-questions-turn-standup-into-proof/index.md to a non-future
date (e.g., today's or a past date) or alternatively enable Hugo's buildFuture
flag in site config, ensuring the `date` value used by the post (the `date`
field) matches the intended publication timing so it will appear in the current
rollout.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Post date is future-set and may block publication.

Line 4 (2026-10-07) is after May 14, 2026. In standard Hugo production
settings, this can prevent the post from rendering live.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md` at line 4, The
frontmatter date in content/blog/weekly-dev-report-template-founders/index.md is
set to a future date (date: 2026-10-07) which may block publication; update the
frontmatter `date` value to a current or past ISO date (or remove/adjust it) so
Hugo will render the post (edit the `date` field in the markdown frontmatter).

[coderabbitai]

Actionable comments posted: 19

♻️ Duplicate comments (5)

content/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/index.md (1)

122-122: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Cross-reference chapter numbers are off by one module.

Lines 122, 150, and 157 reference "Chapter 8.2" but the linked content (/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/) is Module 7 · Step 2. The visible chapter label should read "Chapter 7.2" or "Module 7 Step 2" to match the course structure.

🔗 Fix cross-reference numbering

-You have a warm lead from [Chapter 8.2](/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/).
+You have a warm lead from [Chapter 7.2](/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/).

Apply the same correction at Lines 150 and 157.

Also applies to: 150-150, 157-157

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/index.md` at line 122, Update the
incorrect cross-reference text that reads "Chapter 8.2" to match the linked page
`/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/` (which is Module 7 · Step 2) by
replacing each "Chapter 8.2" occurrence with "Chapter 7.2" (or "Module 7 · Step
2" if you prefer the module-step style) in the file where the link appears;
specifically fix the three occurrences that reference that link so the visible
label and link target are consistent (the linked slug
`/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/` is the unique identifier to locate
the lines).

content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md (2)

206-206: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Module number reference inconsistent with course structure.

Line 206 references "Module 9" in the closing navigation, but the PR defines the course as 9 modules numbered 0–8. The closing module reference should be "Module 8" to match the final course map.

🔢 Update module references in closing navigation

-> **Module 7 closes here.** → ... [Manage AI-Era Risks](/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/) closes the course (Module 9).
+> **Module 7 closes here.** → ... [Manage AI-Era Risks](/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/) closes the course (Module 8).

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md` at line 206, The closing
navigation incorrectly refers to "Module 9"; update the text fragment that
currently reads '...closes the course (Module 9)...' in the
outbound-without-sales-team closing paragraph so it instead reads '...closes the
course (Module 8)...' to match the defined 0–8 module numbering; ensure the link
text and surrounding punctuation remain unchanged.

---

47-47: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Chapter cross-references are numbered one module too high.

Lines 47, 57, 60, and 161 reference "Chapter 8.2" or "Chapter 8.3" but the linked content belongs to Module 7 (Steps 2 and 3). Correct chapter labels should be "7.2" and "7.3" respectively.

🔗 Correct all chapter cross-references

-For an ICP-E founder coming out of [Chapter 8.3](/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/),
+For an ICP-E founder coming out of [Chapter 7.3](/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/),

Also update the Mermaid diagram at Lines 57, 60 and the prose reference at Line 161.

Also applies to: 57-57, 60-60, 161-161

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md` at line 47, Update the
incorrect chapter numbers (8.2/8.3) to the correct Module 7 labels (7.2/7.3) in
the markdown text and diagrams: replace the link text "[Chapter
8.3](/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/)" and any other inline references of
"Chapter 8.2"/"Chapter 8.3" with "Chapter 7.2"/"Chapter 7.3" respectively,
adjust the Mermaid diagram labels that reference "8.2"/"8.3" so they read
"7.2"/"7.3", and change the prose reference at the later occurrence (currently
referencing Chapter 8.x) to the corresponding 7.x value to ensure all
cross-references and diagram nodes consistently point to Module 7 Steps 2 and 3.

content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md (2)

31-31: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Module numbering is inconsistent with the final course structure.

Line 31 labels this as "Module 9 · Step 3 of 3" and the course summary at Lines 136-149 describes "ten modules," but the PR objective states the final course structure is 9 modules (0–8). Module 9 does not exist in the 0-8 numbering scheme, creating broken navigation context.

🔢 Correct module labels to match 0–8 structure

-> **Module 9 · Step 3 of 3** · [Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026](/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/) course.
+> **Module 8 · Step 3 of 3** · [Tech for Non-Technical Founders 2026](/blog/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/) course.

And at Lines 136-149:

-The ten modules you walked through:
+The nine modules you walked through:
 
 - **Module 0** routed you to your starting point.
 ...

Also applies to: 136-149

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md` at line 31, The
module label "Module 9 · Step 3 of 3" and the course summary that claims ten
modules are inconsistent with the intended 0–8 (nine-module) structure; locate
the string "**Module 9 · Step 3 of 3**" and any references in the course summary
block (the paragraph describing module count and numbering) and change them to
the correct module index and count (e.g., "**Module 8 · Step 3 of 3**" and
update the summary to indicate nine modules numbered 0–8), and update any
related navigation/link text so all module labels and the summary consistently
reflect the 0–8 numbering scheme.

---

4-5: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win

Future publish date will hide this post in production.

The frontmatter sets date: 2026-11-25 with draft: false. Hugo excludes future-dated content by default in production builds (verified: buildFuture is not enabled in production or default configs). This post will not appear until November 2026 despite being marked as published.

📅 Set the date to current or past, or mark as draft

-date: 2026-11-25
-draft: false
+date: 2026-05-13
+draft: false

Or if intentionally embargoed:

 date: 2026-11-25
-draft: false
+draft: true

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md` around lines 4 -
5, The frontmatter has a future `date: 2026-11-25` with `draft: false`, which
will prevent the post from appearing in production; update the frontmatter by
either setting `date` to a current/past date or changing `draft` to `true` to
keep it unpublished, or (if you intend an embargo) keep `draft: false` and add a
note in CI/README about enabling `buildFuture`—modify the `date` and/or `draft`
fields accordingly in this post's frontmatter.

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md (1)

45-47: 💤 Low value

Consider condensing repeated "You" instructions for conciseness.

Lines 45-47 have five consecutive sentences starting with "You", which creates a slightly repetitive instruction pattern. While grammatically correct for step-by-step directions, consider condensing for punchier delivery.

♻️ Optional: Condense to list format

-The 2026 version of the Airbnb test takes one afternoon. You build a Carrd page. You add a Stripe checkout for an annual plan. You write a Notion FAQ that explains exactly what the buyer gets. You send the link to 35 ICP prospects from your Module 3 outreach list. You watch what happens.
+The 2026 version of the Airbnb test takes one afternoon: build a Carrd page, add a Stripe checkout for an annual plan, write a Notion FAQ that explains exactly what the buyer gets, and send the link to 35 ICP prospects from your Module 3 outreach list. Then watch what happens.

Alternatively, keep as-is if the step-by-step pacing is intentional for founder clarity.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md` around lines 45 -
47, Condense the five consecutive sentences starting with "You" in the paragraph
that begins "The 2026 version of the Airbnb test..." into a tighter structure:
either merge into 2–3 sentences that use varied subjects or convert into a short
numbered/bulleted step list (1) build a Carrd + Stripe checkout, (2) write a
Notion FAQ and send to 35 ICP prospects, (3) refund non-buyers and build what
sold; keep the illustrative image reference (airbnb-test.svg) unchanged and
preserve the same content flow and meaning.

content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md (1)

34-34: ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

Markdown line-length and symbolic vocabulary rules not applied.

Multiple lines exceed the 80-character limit (Lines 34, 40, 66, 102, 108, 122, 134, 154-162), and the required symbolic vocabulary (→ for cause, ∵ for because, ∴ for therefore, etc.) is not used. As per coding guidelines, "**/*.md: Use symbolic vocabulary in documentation ... Each line in documentation: max 80 characters".

Reflow long narrative paragraphs at semantic boundaries and introduce symbolic notation where logical relationships are stated (e.g., "AI hallucinates → attacker registers → developer installs → damage" could use the → symbol). This improves consistency with project documentation standards.

Also applies to: 40-40, 66-66, 102-102, 108-108, 122-122, 134-134, 154-162

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md` at line 34,
Reflow the long narrative paragraph that begins "In April 2025, Lasso Security
published findings..." so every line is ≤80 characters and break at semantic
boundaries (sentence or clause breaks); while doing so, introduce the project's
required symbolic vocabulary for logical relationships (use → for
cause/sequence, ∵ for because, ∴ for therefore) where you state causal chains
(e.g., "AI hallucinates → attacker registers → developer installs → damage"),
and apply the same reflow and symbol insertion to the other flagged paragraphs
that start near the phrases on lines 40, 66, 102, 108, 122, 134, and 154–162 so
the documentation conforms to the "*.md" line-length and symbolic notation
rules.

🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md`:
- Around line 2-3: The frontmatter title and matching OG/heading labels still
use "9.1" but the course is finalized to modules 0–8; update the title field
value ("9.1 · 'We Use AI' - 5 Follow-Up Questions") and any corresponding OG
metadata/heading that include "9.1" (e.g., og:title, og:description, page
heading) to the correct module/chapter identifier from the finalized 0-8 map so
the module namespace is consistent across title, metadata and the visible
heading.

In `@content/blog/asked-simple-admin-panel-built-spaceship/index.md`:
- Around line 22-24: The frontmatter in index.md uses the wrong parent key
`seo:` for Open Graph metadata (`og_title`, `og_description`); replace `seo:`
with `metatags:` so the keys become `metatags:` -> `og_title` and
`og_description` (preserve the existing values) to match other course posts and
the Hugo templates that expect `metatags`.

In `@content/blog/cheap-developers-expensive-without-cto-review/index.md`:
- Line 4: The post frontmatter currently has date: 2026-09-23 which is in the
future; either change the frontmatter "date" value to today's or an earlier date
(e.g., 2026-05-14) or ensure the site config explicitly sets buildFuture: true,
and then document that scheduling intent in the PR description; update the
"date" frontmatter or the Hugo config (buildFuture) accordingly and add a short
note in the PR explaining which approach you chose.

In `@content/blog/find-10-people-with-problem-outreach-2026/index.md`:
- Line 4: The post's frontmatter date is set to a future value ("date:
2026-07-08"); change the date field in the frontmatter to today's date or any
past date (e.g., 2026-05-14) so the post is considered publishable in production
— update the "date:" line in
content/blog/find-10-people-with-problem-outreach-2026/index.md from
"2026-07-08" to a current/past ISO date.

In `@content/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/index.md`:
- Line 56: Update the incorrect module references: change the table cell text
"In the must-have segment from 8.1. Knows you personally. Recent contact under 6
months." to reference "Module 7.1" instead of "8.1", and change the mention of
"Chapter 10.3" (the link pointing to /blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/) to
"Chapter 7.3"; locate these by the exact strings in the markdown (the table row
starting with "| Hot | 10 | ..." and the link text or surrounding sentence that
references "Chapter 10.3" and update only the textual references so they read
"Module 7.1" and "Chapter 7.3" respectively.

In `@content/blog/five-tech-words-stop-nodding-at/index.md`:
- Line 3: Several prose lines in this markdown exceed the 80-character limit;
wrap all paragraph text to a maximum of 80 characters per line while leaving
code fences and their contents unchanged. Specifically update the frontmatter
description value (the description: "…") and every prose paragraph in this file
so no non-code line is longer than 80 characters, keeping existing paragraph
breaks and markdown formatting intact.
- Line 94: Replace the unhyphenated compound adjective "first time code" with
"first-time code" in the sentence containing "shipping first time code is like
going into debt" (the sentence referencing Ward Cunningham and the technical
debt metaphor) so it reads "shipping first-time code is like going into debt";
keep the rest of the sentence and punctuation unchanged.

In `@content/blog/form-your-founding-hypothesis-90-minute-sprint/index.md`:
- Line 36: Replace the ungrammatical phrase "you are not run interviews" in the
sentence that currently reads 'If the answer changes every time, you are not run
interviews.' with a correct form such as "you are not running interviews" (or
"you do not run interviews") so the sentence reads e.g. "If the answer changes
every time, you are not running interviews." Update that exact sentence in the
markdown.

In `@content/blog/fractional-cto-bridge-5-hours-week/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter contains a future publish date "date: 2026-08-19"
which will block rendering; update the frontmatter by either setting the date
field to a non-future date (e.g., today) or remove the "date:" field entirely so
the pipeline can set it automatically—edit the top-matter where "date:
2026-08-19" appears in this markdown file and save the change.

In `@content/blog/hiring-interview-catches-ai-theater/index.md`:
- Line 4: The post's frontmatter has a future date ("date: 2026-09-16") which
prevents Hugo from publishing it; change the frontmatter date value to a current
or past date (e.g., "date: 2026-05-14") so Hugo will include the page in
production builds, or alternatively remove the future date if intentional and
handle publication via Hugo's buildFuture setting; update the "date:" line in
the frontmatter to fix.

In `@content/blog/mom-test-ask-about-past-not-future/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter "date" field currently reads "date: 2026-07-15" which
is a future publish date; update the frontmatter value for the "date" key in
content/blog/mom-test-ask-about-past-not-future/index.md (the line with date:
2026-07-15) to a current or past date in YYYY-MM-DD format so the post will be
included in production listings and the build output.

In `@content/blog/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md`:
- Around line 78-92: The blockquote containing Q1–Q5 has blank lines between
items which triggers MD028; edit the quoted section (the Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5
lines) to remove the empty lines so the blockquote is contiguous (keep the
leading ">" on each line for Q1–Q5 and any parenthetical hints) and ensure there
are no blank lines inside that multi-line blockquote.
- Around line 111-113: The fenced code block containing the formula
`must_have_pct = ("Very disappointed" count) / (total responses excluding "No
longer use it")` is missing a language tag (causing MD040); update that code
fence to include a language identifier (for example, change the opening ``` to
```text) so the block becomes a labeled fenced code block.

In `@content/blog/one-page-product-brief-vibe-prd/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter "date" field is set to a future date ("date:
2026-07-29"); change the frontmatter date in index.md (the "date" key) to a
non-future value (e.g., today's date or the intended publish date) so the post
will not be suppressed by the publishing pipeline.

In `@content/blog/pivot-or-persevere-decision-framework/index.md`:
- Line 140: The module label text "Module 9 - When Things Break" in
content/blog/pivot-or-persevere-decision-framework/index.md is wrong; replace
that exact string with "Module 8 - When Things Break" (keeping the existing link
URL /blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/ intact) so the reference matches
the finalized modules 0-8 and avoids navigation confusion.

In `@content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter contains a future date "date: 2026-07-15" which will
be excluded by Hugo; update the frontmatter `date` value to today or any past
date in the same YYYY-MM-DD format (replace the "date: 2026-07-15" entry), or if
intentional keep the future post, enable `buildFuture: true` in the Hugo config
instead; ensure the change is made in the markdown frontmatter so Hugo will
include the page in production builds.

In `@content/blog/smoke-test-landing-page-300-dollar-validation/index.md`:
- Line 71: Replace the incorrect verb form "You are not run a website" with "You
are not running a website" in the sentence currently reading "You are not run a
website; you are run a Tuesday-to-Saturday test." (update both instances so the
sentence reads "You are not running a website; you are running a
Tuesday-to-Saturday test.") Ensure the user-facing content in the Markdown file
is updated accordingly.

In `@content/blog/stop-specifying-features-start-outcomes/index.md`:
- Around line 128-130: Replace plain punctuation in the summary sentence
"Feature-shaped briefs let engineers and AI agents fill in your scope from their
training data. Outcome-shaped briefs name the moment, the action, the result -
and leave nothing for them to invent." with the repo's symbolic causal/result
vocabulary: use → for cause/result flows (e.g., "Feature-shaped briefs →
engineers/AI fill scope from training data") and ∴ or ∵ where appropriate to
indicate therefore/because; ensure symbols used are from the approved set (→, ∵,
∴, ⊕, ⊖, Δ, ≈, ≠, ∈, ∅, ✓, ✗) and keep wording otherwise identical in the
paragraph containing the "Feature-shaped briefs..." and "Outcome-shaped
briefs..." sentences.

In `@content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md`:
- Line 4: The frontmatter "date:" field currently reads "2026-11-04" (a future
date) which blocks publishing; update the YAML frontmatter key "date" (the line
with date: 2026-11-04) to a non-future date (e.g., today's date or any past
date) so the post can publish; save the change in the post's frontmatter and
commit.

---

Duplicate comments:
In `@content/blog/outbound-without-sales-team/index.md`:
- Line 206: The closing navigation incorrectly refers to "Module 9"; update the
text fragment that currently reads '...closes the course (Module 9)...' in the
outbound-without-sales-team closing paragraph so it instead reads '...closes the
course (Module 8)...' to match the defined 0–8 module numbering; ensure the link
text and surrounding punctuation remain unchanged.
- Line 47: Update the incorrect chapter numbers (8.2/8.3) to the correct Module
7 labels (7.2/7.3) in the markdown text and diagrams: replace the link text
"[Chapter 8.3](/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/)" and any other inline
references of "Chapter 8.2"/"Chapter 8.3" with "Chapter 7.2"/"Chapter 7.3"
respectively, adjust the Mermaid diagram labels that reference "8.2"/"8.3" so
they read "7.2"/"7.3", and change the prose reference at the later occurrence
(currently referencing Chapter 8.x) to the corresponding 7.x value to ensure all
cross-references and diagram nodes consistently point to Module 7 Steps 2 and 3.

In `@content/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/index.md`:
- Line 122: Update the incorrect cross-reference text that reads "Chapter 8.2"
to match the linked page `/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/` (which is
Module 7 · Step 2) by replacing each "Chapter 8.2" occurrence with "Chapter 7.2"
(or "Module 7 · Step 2" if you prefer the module-step style) in the file where
the link appears; specifically fix the three occurrences that reference that
link so the visible label and link target are consistent (the linked slug
`/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/` is the unique identifier to locate
the lines).

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md`:
- Line 31: The module label "Module 9 · Step 3 of 3" and the course summary that
claims ten modules are inconsistent with the intended 0–8 (nine-module)
structure; locate the string "**Module 9 · Step 3 of 3**" and any references in
the course summary block (the paragraph describing module count and numbering)
and change them to the correct module index and count (e.g., "**Module 8 · Step
3 of 3**" and update the summary to indicate nine modules numbered 0–8), and
update any related navigation/link text so all module labels and the summary
consistently reflect the 0–8 numbering scheme.
- Around line 4-5: The frontmatter has a future `date: 2026-11-25` with `draft:
false`, which will prevent the post from appearing in production; update the
frontmatter by either setting `date` to a current/past date or changing `draft`
to `true` to keep it unpublished, or (if you intend an embargo) keep `draft:
false` and add a note in CI/README about enabling `buildFuture`—modify the
`date` and/or `draft` fields accordingly in this post's frontmatter.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@content/blog/should-you-hire-2026-decision-tree/index.md`:
- Around line 45-47: Condense the five consecutive sentences starting with "You"
in the paragraph that begins "The 2026 version of the Airbnb test..." into a
tighter structure: either merge into 2–3 sentences that use varied subjects or
convert into a short numbered/bulleted step list (1) build a Carrd + Stripe
checkout, (2) write a Notion FAQ and send to 35 ICP prospects, (3) refund
non-buyers and build what sold; keep the illustrative image reference
(airbnb-test.svg) unchanged and preserve the same content flow and meaning.

In `@content/blog/slopsquatting-ai-supply-chain-attack/index.md`:
- Line 34: Reflow the long narrative paragraph that begins "In April 2025, Lasso
Security published findings..." so every line is ≤80 characters and break at
semantic boundaries (sentence or clause breaks); while doing so, introduce the
project's required symbolic vocabulary for logical relationships (use → for
cause/sequence, ∵ for because, ∴ for therefore) where you state causal chains
(e.g., "AI hallucinates → attacker registers → developer installs → damage"),
and apply the same reflow and symbol insertion to the other flagged paragraphs
that start near the phrases on lines 40, 66, 102, 108, 122, 134, and 154–162 so
the documentation conforms to the "*.md" line-length and symbolic notation
rules.

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Course numbering is inconsistent with the finalized 0-8 module map.

Line 2 and Line 23 label this chapter as 9.1, but the PR objective states the
course is finalized as modules 0-8. Please renumber this chapter and matching
OG metadata to the correct module/chapter namespace.

Also applies to: 23-24

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/agency-uses-ai-follow-up-questions/index.md` around lines 2 - 3,
The frontmatter title and matching OG/heading labels still use "9.1" but the
course is finalized to modules 0–8; update the title field value ("9.1 · 'We Use
AI' - 5 Follow-Up Questions") and any corresponding OG metadata/heading that
include "9.1" (e.g., og:title, og:description, page heading) to the correct
module/chapter identifier from the finalized 0-8 map so the module namespace is
consistent across title, metadata and the visible heading.

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Frontmatter field inconsistency: seo: instead of metatags:.

Lines 22-24 use seo: as the parent field for Open Graph metadata, while all other files in this PR use metatags: for the same purpose. This inconsistency could cause Hugo template rendering issues if templates expect a specific field name.

🔧 Standardize to match other course posts

-seo:
-  og_title: "6.2.5 · The Spaceship Audit: Catch Overbuild Early"
-  og_description: "By week 8 the demo is too heavy to fix. Three numbers from your repo dashboard tell you by week 2 whether your team is building a spaceship from a simple spec."
+metatags:
+  image: cover.png
+  og_title: "6.2.5 · The Spaceship Audit: Catch Overbuild Early"
+  og_description: "By week 8 the demo is too heavy to fix. Three numbers from your repo dashboard tell you by week 2 whether your team is building a spaceship from a simple spec."

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	og_title: "6.2.5 · The Spaceship Audit: Catch Overbuild Early"
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	og_title: "6.2.5 · The Spaceship Audit: Catch Overbuild Early"
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	seo:
	og_title: "6.2.5 · The Spaceship Audit: Catch Overbuild Early"
	og_description: "By week 8 the demo is too heavy to fix. Three numbers from your repo dashboard tell you by week 2 whether your team is building a spaceship from a simple spec."
	metatags:
	image: cover.png
	og_title: "6.2.5 · The Spaceship Audit: Catch Overbuild Early"
	og_description: "By week 8 the demo is too heavy to fix. Three numbers from your repo dashboard tell you by week 2 whether your team is building a spaceship from a simple spec."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/asked-simple-admin-panel-built-spaceship/index.md` around lines
22 - 24, The frontmatter in index.md uses the wrong parent key `seo:` for Open
Graph metadata (`og_title`, `og_description`); replace `seo:` with `metatags:`
so the keys become `metatags:` -> `og_title` and `og_description` (preserve the
existing values) to match other course posts and the Hugo templates that expect
`metatags`.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

🧩 Analysis chain

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check all dates in the PR's new blog posts
echo "=== Dates in new course posts ==="
fd -e md -p 'content/blog' --exec grep -H '^date:' {} | grep '2026'

echo -e "\n=== Hugo config for future post handling ==="
if [ -f config.toml ]; then
  grep -i 'buildFuture' config.toml || echo "buildFuture not set (defaults to false - future posts hidden)"
elif [ -f config.yaml ]; then
  grep -i 'buildFuture' config.yaml || echo "buildFuture not set (defaults to false - future posts hidden)"
fi

Repository: jetthoughts/jetthoughts.github.io

Length of output: 5828

---

Set post date to current or past date, or explicitly enable buildFuture: true in Hugo config.

Line 4 sets date: 2026-09-23, which is 4+ months in the future (current date: 2026-05-14). By default, Hugo excludes future-dated posts from production builds unless buildFuture: true is configured. The shell output confirms no buildFuture setting was detected in the Hugo config.

This post won't appear in production until September 23, 2026, even if merged today. Either update the date to 2026-05-14 or earlier, or verify buildFuture: true is explicitly set in config.toml/config.yaml and document this scheduling intent in the PR description.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/cheap-developers-expensive-without-cto-review/index.md` at line
4, The post frontmatter currently has date: 2026-09-23 which is in the future;
either change the frontmatter "date" value to today's or an earlier date (e.g.,
2026-05-14) or ensure the site config explicitly sets buildFuture: true, and
then document that scheduling intent in the PR description; update the "date"
frontmatter or the Hugo config (buildFuture) accordingly and add a short note in
the PR explaining which approach you chose.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Publish date is in the future.

Line 4 uses 2026-07-08, which is future relative to May 14, 2026 and may keep
the post unpublished in production. Please set a current/past date.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/find-10-people-with-problem-outreach-2026/index.md` at line 4,
The post's frontmatter date is set to a future value ("date: 2026-07-08");
change the date field in the frontmatter to today's date or any past date (e.g.,
2026-05-14) so the post is considered publishable in production — update the
"date:" line in content/blog/find-10-people-with-problem-outreach-2026/index.md
from "2026-07-08" to a current/past ISO date.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Module references are incorrectly numbered.

Line 56 references "must-have segment from 8.1" but should reference Module 7.1 to match the course structure. Similarly, Line 94 references "Chapter 10.3" but should reference Chapter 7.3 (the link target /blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/ is Module 7 Step 3).

🔗 Fix module cross-references

-| Hot | 10 | In the must-have segment from 8.1. Knows you personally. Recent contact under 6 months. |
+| Hot | 10 | In the must-have segment from 7.1. Knows you personally. Recent contact under 6 months. |

And at Line 94:

-The full mechanic of the paid pilot is the subject of [Chapter 10.3](/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/)
+The full mechanic of the paid pilot is the subject of [Chapter 7.3](/blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/)

Also applies to: 94-94

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/first-ten-customers-personal-network/index.md` at line 56,
Update the incorrect module references: change the table cell text "In the
must-have segment from 8.1. Knows you personally. Recent contact under 6
months." to reference "Module 7.1" instead of "8.1", and change the mention of
"Chapter 10.3" (the link pointing to /blog/paid-pilot-charge-before-ship/) to
"Chapter 7.3"; locate these by the exact strings in the markdown (the table row
starting with "| Hot | 10 | ..." and the link text or surrounding sentence that
references "Chapter 10.3" and update only the textual references so they read
"Module 7.1" and "Chapter 7.3" respectively.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Routing references a non-existent final module number.

Line 140 says Module 9 - When Things Break, but the finalized course map in
this PR is modules 0-8. Please update the module label to the correct number
to avoid navigation confusion.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/pivot-or-persevere-decision-framework/index.md` at line 140, The
module label text "Module 9 - When Things Break" in
content/blog/pivot-or-persevere-decision-framework/index.md is wrong; replace
that exact string with "Module 8 - When Things Break" (keeping the existing link
URL /blog/salvage-vs-rebuild-software-project/ intact) so the reference matches
the finalized modules 0-8 and avoids navigation confusion.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win

Future date will prevent publishing in standard Hugo builds.

Line 4 sets date: 2026-07-15, which is in the future relative to today (May 14, 2026). Hugo's default behavior excludes future-dated posts from production builds unless buildFuture: true is explicitly enabled in config. This will break the course navigation and make this page inaccessible.

📅 Fix to use current or past date

-date: 2026-07-15
+date: 2026-05-14

📝 Committable suggestion

‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

Suggested change

	date: 2026-07-15
	date: 2026-05-14

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/reading-sow-clause-by-clause/index.md` at line 4, The
frontmatter contains a future date "date: 2026-07-15" which will be excluded by
Hugo; update the frontmatter `date` value to today or any past date in the same
YYYY-MM-DD format (replace the "date: 2026-07-15" entry), or if intentional keep
the future post, enable `buildFuture: true` in the Hugo config instead; ensure
the change is made in the markdown frontmatter so Hugo will include the page in
production builds.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Grammatical error in user-facing content.

Line 71 contains a verb form error: "You are not run a website" should be "You are not running a website."

✏️ Fix verb form

-Pick one. Carrd if you want done by 11 AM. Framer if you have an afternoon. Do not pick Webflow, do not pick a Hugo theme, do not pick a Next.js boilerplate. You are not run a website; you are run a Tuesday-to-Saturday test.
+Pick one. Carrd if you want done by 11 AM. Framer if you have an afternoon. Do not pick Webflow, do not pick a Hugo theme, do not pick a Next.js boilerplate. You are not running a website; you are running a Tuesday-to-Saturday test.

📝 Committable suggestion

‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

Suggested change

	Pick one. Carrd if you want done by 11 AM. Framer if you have an afternoon. Do not pick Webflow, do not pick a Hugo theme, do not pick a Next.js boilerplate. You are not run a website; you are run a Tuesday-to-Saturday test.
	Pick one. Carrd if you want done by 11 AM. Framer if you have an afternoon. Do not pick Webflow, do not pick a Hugo theme, do not pick a Next.js boilerplate. You are not running a website; you are running a Tuesday-to-Saturday test.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/smoke-test-landing-page-300-dollar-validation/index.md` at line
71, Replace the incorrect verb form "You are not run a website" with "You are
not running a website" in the sentence currently reading "You are not run a
website; you are run a Tuesday-to-Saturday test." (update both instances so the
sentence reads "You are not running a website; you are running a
Tuesday-to-Saturday test.") Ensure the user-facing content in the Markdown file
is updated accordingly.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use required symbolic vocabulary for cause/result phrasing.

The summary sentence uses plain punctuation where the docs standard expects symbolic
connectors. On Line 128-130, swap causal/result separators to symbols (e.g., →, ∴)
to match repo documentation style.

As per coding guidelines: "**/*.md: Use symbolic vocabulary in documentation: → (cause), ∵ (because), ∴ (therefore), ⊕ (add), ⊖ (remove), Δ (change), ≈ (similar), ≠ (different), ∈ (in/member), ∅ (empty/none), ✓ (ok), ✗ (fail)."

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/stop-specifying-features-start-outcomes/index.md` around lines
128 - 130, Replace plain punctuation in the summary sentence "Feature-shaped
briefs let engineers and AI agents fill in your scope from their training data.
Outcome-shaped briefs name the moment, the action, the result - and leave
nothing for them to invent." with the repo's symbolic causal/result vocabulary:
use → for cause/result flows (e.g., "Feature-shaped briefs → engineers/AI fill
scope from training data") and ∴ or ∵ where appropriate to indicate
therefore/because; ensure symbols used are from the approved set (→, ∵, ∴, ⊕, ⊖,
Δ, ≈, ≠, ∈, ∅, ✓, ✗) and keep wording otherwise identical in the paragraph
containing the "Feature-shaped briefs..." and "Outcome-shaped briefs..."
sentences.

[coderabbitai]

⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Publish date is in the future.

Line 4 is 2026-11-04, which is future as of May 14, 2026 and can prevent this
post from publishing in production. Please set a non-future date.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@content/blog/switch-dev-shops-safely-transition-guide/index.md` at line 4,
The frontmatter "date:" field currently reads "2026-11-04" (a future date) which
blocks publishing; update the YAML frontmatter key "date" (the line with date:
2026-11-04) to a non-future date (e.g., today's date or any past date) so the
post can publish; save the change in the post's frontmatter and commit.