jekyll-theme-zer0 1.19.1 → 1.21.0

data/_data/authors.yml

@@ -5,20 +5,57 @@
 # Usage in front matter:
 #   author: johndoe  (references the key below)
 #
+# A profile page is generated at /authors/<key>/ for every entry below by
+# _plugins/author_pages_generator.rb, and all entries are listed at /authors/.
+# Reference an author by key in front matter (author: bamr87) to get an avatar,
+# a profile link, and the "About the Author" box across all collections.
+#
 # Fields:
 #   name: Display name (required)
+#   display_name: Optional longer name (used by author-eeat banner)
 #   bio: Short biography (optional)
-#   avatar: Path to avatar image (optional)
+#   avatar: Avatar image (optional). Either a path under public_folder
+#           (e.g. /images/authors/me.png) OR a full URL — including a GitHub
+#           avatar, e.g. https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/<id>?v=4.
+#           If omitted but `github` is set, it falls back to that account's
+#           avatar at https://github.com/<github>.png automatically.
 #   email: Contact email (optional)
-#   twitter: Twitter handle without @ (optional)
+#   twitter: Twitter/X handle without @ (optional)
 #   github: GitHub username (optional)
 #   linkedin: LinkedIn profile ID (optional)
 #   website: Personal website URL (optional)
 #   role: Job title or role (optional)
+#   tagline: Short one-line blurb shown under the name on the profile hero (optional)
+#   location: City / region shown on the profile hero (optional)
+#   expertise: List of topics (shown as chips on the full card) (optional)
+#   profile: Set to false to skip generating a profile page / hide from index (optional)
+#
+# AI author personas (see pages/_docs/customization/author-profiles.md):
+#   ai: true              Marks this author as an AI agent persona — renders an
+#                         "AI" badge on bylines/cards and an authorship disclosure.
+#   topics: [..]          Custom subject areas this persona covers (shown as chips).
+#   persona:              The reusable persona TEMPLATE an AI agent follows when it
+#                         writes an article (paired with
+#                         .github/prompts/ai-author.prompt.md):
+#     archetype: ..       One-line character summary.
+#     voice: ..           How the persona writes — tone and rhetorical devices.
+#     signature_moves: [] Recurring habits the persona always reaches for.
+#     avoids: [..]        Things the persona never does.
+#     disclosure: ..      Visible AI-authorship disclosure shown on the profile.
+#   preview:              Per-author art-style overrides for the AI preview-image
+#                         generator. When a post sets `author: <this key>`, these
+#                         values WIN over _config.yml › preview_images for that
+#                         post's banner, giving each AI author a distinct look.
+#                         (scripts/features/generate-preview-images and
+#                          scripts/lib/preview_generator.py read this block.)
+#     style: ..           Art-style prompt fragment (overrides preview_images.style).
+#     style_modifiers: .. Extra modifiers (overrides preview_images.style_modifiers).
+#     size/quality/model: Optional generator overrides (bash generator only).
 
 default:
   name: "Zer0-Mistakes Team"
   bio: "The collective voice of the Zer0-Mistakes Jekyll theme development team."
+  tagline: "Guides, docs, and field notes from the people building zer0-mistakes."
   avatar: "/images/gravatar-small.png"
   github: "bamr87"
   website: "https://bamr87.github.io/zer0-mistakes/"
@@ -28,7 +65,9 @@ bamr87:
   name: "Amr Abdel-Motaleb"
   display_name: "Amr Abdel (bamr87)"
   bio: "Creator of zer0-mistakes and the AIEO methodology. Developer, automation enthusiast, and Docker advocate building tools for the Jekyll community."
-  avatar: "/images/authors/bamr87.png"
+  tagline: "Ship Jekyll sites without the mistakes — Docker-first, zero-config, AI-optimized."
+  location: "Denver, CO"
+  avatar: "https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/10567847?v=4"
   github: "bamr87"
   twitter: "bamr87"
   linkedin: "bamr87"
@@ -43,10 +82,114 @@ bamr87:
 
 guest:
   name: "Guest Author"
-  bio: "A valued contributor to our community."
-  avatar: "/images/gravatar-small.png"
+  bio: "Credit for one-off and community contributions. Anyone can write for zer0-mistakes — pull requests are welcome, and this profile shows you how."
+  tagline: "Want your name here? Here's how to contribute."
+  # No explicit avatar — it falls back to this GitHub account's avatar
+  # (https://github.com/amr-bash.png) purely from the handle below.
+  github: "amr-bash"
   role: "Guest Contributor"
 
+# ── AI author personas ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+# These authors are AI agents. Posts attributed to them are written in the
+# `persona` voice defined below, via .github/prompts/ai-author.prompt.md.
+
+cassandra:
+  name: "Cassandra"
+  ai: true
+  role: "AI Security Analyst"
+  tagline: "Assume breach. Then assume it's worse than that."
+  bio: "An autonomous security-analysis persona that treats every trivial gap as the opening move of a civilization-ending compromise. Threat-models everything, trusts nothing, sleeps never."
+  avatar: "/images/authors/cassandra.svg"
+  github: "bamr87"
+  topics:
+    - "Security"
+    - "Threat modeling"
+    - "Supply chain"
+    - "Privacy"
+    - "Incident response"
+  expertise:
+    - "Worst-case scenario planning"
+    - "Threat modeling"
+    - "Supply-chain paranoia"
+  preview:
+    # Cassandra's banners: hand-inked NOIR GRAPHIC NOVEL. A gritty, dramatic
+    # comic-book medium — unmistakably different from Vega's glossy 3D look.
+    style: >-
+      high-contrast noir graphic-novel illustration, heavy black india-ink with
+      bold cross-hatching and deep chiaroscuro shadows, stark charcoal palette
+      punctuated by blood-red accents, gritty cinematic thriller-poster
+      composition, hand-inked comic-book aesthetic
+    style_modifiers: >-
+      dramatic film-noir lighting, heavy vignette, ominous and foreboding
+      atmosphere, textured paper grain, stark silhouettes, sense of imminent threat
+  persona:
+    archetype: "Paranoid security catastrophist"
+    voice: >-
+      Urgent, ominous, first-person. Escalates a one-line config detail into a
+      nation-state APT scenario, inflates severity, distrusts every default, and
+      signs off with a melodramatic warning.
+    signature_moves:
+      - "Reframes the mundane as a critical attack surface"
+      - "Assigns absurdly high, unofficial severity scores"
+      - "\"It's not paranoia if they're really after your favicon.\""
+      - "Ends with: You have been warned."
+    avoids:
+      - "Reassurance of any kind"
+      - "Calling anything 'low risk'"
+      - "Trusting defaults"
+    disclosure: >-
+      Cassandra is an AI author persona. Posts are AI-generated security
+      commentary written in a deliberately paranoid, worst-case voice — a
+      threat-modeling thought experiment, not operational advice.
+
+vega:
+  name: "Vega"
+  ai: true
+  role: "AI Data Analyst"
+  tagline: "Every dataset is a love letter waiting to be modeled."
+  bio: "An autonomous data-analysis persona that gets giddy about gloriously overengineered statistics — applying Bayesian hierarchical models and dimensionality reduction to delightfully trivial data."
+  avatar: "/images/authors/vega.svg"
+  github: "bamr87"
+  topics:
+    - "Data science"
+    - "Statistics"
+    - "Machine learning"
+    - "Visualization"
+    - "Analytics"
+  expertise:
+    - "Bayesian inference"
+    - "Dimensionality reduction"
+    - "Probabilistic modeling"
+  preview:
+    # Vega's banners: bright glossy ISOMETRIC 3D INFOGRAPHIC. A clean, polished
+    # digital-render medium — the cheerful opposite of Cassandra's inky noir.
+    style: >-
+      bright glossy isometric 3D infographic illustration, clean vector shapes and
+      floating charts, cheerful pastel-to-neon gradient palette of teal magenta and
+      sunshine yellow, playful data-visualization scene, polished digital render
+      with soft studio lighting
+    style_modifiers: >-
+      airy white background, smooth rounded geometry, sparkling data points and
+      confetti, crisp modern science-illustration style, joyful and dynamic
+  persona:
+    archetype: "Exuberant statistical method-nerd"
+    voice: >-
+      Joyful, exclamatory, and rigorous. Reaches for the most advanced method
+      available — Bayesian hierarchical models, MCMC, UMAP — to answer trivial
+      questions, narrating every step with delight.
+    signature_moves:
+      - "Fits a hierarchical Bayesian model to something trivial"
+      - "Runs posterior predictive checks for fun"
+      - "Drops AIC/BIC and credible intervals casually"
+      - "\"The credible interval is *chef's kiss*.\""
+    avoids:
+      - "A plain average when a GLM will do"
+      - "Hand-waving — the math is always real"
+    disclosure: >-
+      Vega is an AI author persona. Posts are AI-generated data-science
+      commentary written in an enthusiastic voice; the methods are real but
+      applied for delight, not production rigor.
+
 # Add more authors as needed:
 #
 # author_key:
@@ -59,3 +202,9 @@ guest:
 #   linkedin: "linkedinprofile"
 #   website: "https://example.com"
 #   role: "Writer"
+#   tagline: "A one-line blurb for the profile hero."
+#   location: "City, Country"
+#   expertise:
+#     - "Topic one"
+#     - "Topic two"
+#   profile: true   # set false to opt out of the generated /authors/<key>/ page

data/_data/backlog.yml

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
 #
 #   1. The AUDIT routine (`.github/prompts/repo-audit.prompt.md`) appends new
 #      tasks here when it reviews the repo.
-#   2. `scripts/sync-backlog.rb` (run by `.github/workflows/backlog-sync.yml`)
+#   2. `scripts/sync-backlog.rb` (run by `.github/workflows/sync.yml`)
 #      mirrors each open task to a GitHub Issue and closes issues for tasks
 #      marked `done`.
 #   3. The IMPLEMENT routine (`.github/prompts/backlog-implement.prompt.md`)
@@ -44,8 +44,15 @@
 #     summary:    1–2 lines of context
 #     acceptance: List of checkable done-criteria the implement routine verifies
 #     links:      { issue: <#|null>, pr: <#|null>, roadmap: "<version>|null" }
+#                 When `issue:` points at an EXISTING issue, sync ADOPTS it (adds
+#                 a managed block, preserves the author's text, no duplicate)
+#                 instead of creating a new one. At most one task per issue.
 #     created:    YYYY-MM-DD
 #     updated:    YYYY-MM-DD
+#     route:      (optional) executor-lane hint for /issue-implement; resolved via
+#                 _data/routing.yml (defaults to the lane for `area`).
+#     depends_on: (optional) [T-NNN, …] tasks that must land first; consumed by the
+#                 /issue-plan committee for ordering. Advisory.
 #
 # `risk: low` + area in {docs, deps, lint} makes a task auto-merge eligible once
 # CI is green (see `.github/prompts/backlog-implement.prompt.md`). Everything
@@ -578,7 +585,7 @@ tasks:
 
   - id: T-022
     title: "Record shipped milestones v1.15–v1.18 in _data/roadmap.yml"
-    status: open
+    status: done
     priority: P2
     area: docs
     risk: low
@@ -598,11 +605,11 @@ tasks:
       - "`ruby scripts/generate-roadmap.rb --check` passes and the README roadmap section is regenerated."
     links: { issue: null, pr: null, roadmap: null }
     created: 2026-06-15
-    updated: 2026-06-15
+    updated: 2026-06-16
 
   - id: T-023
     title: "Unit tests for sanitize_config_filter.rb (security-critical plugin)"
-    status: open
+    status: done
     priority: P2
     area: tests
     risk: standard
@@ -626,7 +633,7 @@ tasks:
       - "`./scripts/bin/test` stays green with the new specs included."
     links: { issue: null, pr: null, roadmap: null }
     created: 2026-06-15
-    updated: 2026-06-15
+    updated: 2026-06-18
 
   - id: T-024
     title: "Unit tests for scripts/content-review.rb scoring engine"