compromise-check: the manual page, and the five cross-links it needs A new page for the sixth feature family, plus the edits that make it findable and correctly situated: Home and the sidebar list it among the security audits (now five, not four); Maintenance-actions gains the -M row and the --everything ordering rationale; Reference gains its exit-status row and the reason that status turns on severity rather than on findings existing. Two cross-links are the point rather than decoration. Package-supply-chain says pkg-audit tells you a package you installed was in the June 2026 AUR wave and compromise-check tells you whether the implant is still here — two halves of one incident. System-supply-chain names the Secure Boot seam: sys-audit judges that posture, compromise-check only states it, and neither boot result should be read without the other. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
fettle 1.0.1 manual — the nine pages split out of the README The README was 2204 lines. It now keeps what a front page is for — what fettle is, whether it runs on your machine, how to install it — and hands the reference material here, verbatim, in pages that follow the sections it already had. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>