@betanyc/nyc-charter-laws-rules 0.1.3 → 0.2.0

package/README.md

@@ -144,6 +144,7 @@ npm test
 | `test/content-leak.test.js` | Regression tests for the content-leak fix (PR-A0): undecoded ` ` nbsp entities, `[ALP S-xxx]` editorial markers, and leading-digit run-ons (`1Each`). Includes scope guards confirming the subdivision-letter nit (`(6)the`) is left untouched. |
 | `test/corpus-invariants.test.js` | Invariant assertions over the committed `data/index/json/*.json` (all 22,079 sections across charter, admin\_code, and rules). Asserts: no run-together text, no leaked XML tags, no undecoded entities, no double spaces, no leading/trailing whitespace, and structural integrity against `versions.json` counts. Collects all violations before asserting, with corpus/id/citation/snippet in the failure message. |
 | `test/mcp-tools.test.js` | In-process tests for the MCP handler functions (`searchCorpus`, `getSection`, `listTitles`, `getTitle`, `getVersions`) imported from `dist/corpus.js`. Grounded in real index data: verifies § 292 text content (the issue-#3 corrected phrase), negative lookups, version presence, and title listing. |
+| `test/strict-schema.test.js` | Strict tool schemas (issue #19). Asserts every tool in `TOOLS` (from `dist/tools.js`) advertises `additionalProperties: false`, and that `callTool()` rejects an undeclared parameter with an error naming both the offending key and that tool's accepted keys — rather than silently dropping it and returning unfiltered results. Includes regression guards that valid calls, with and without optional params, still succeed. |
 | `test/build-smoke.test.js` | Build pipeline smoke test (Layer 5a). Feeds tiny hand-authored AML-shaped XML fixtures to the pure builder `buildSectionsFromXml` in `scripts/lib/build-corpus.js` — no multi-MB ZIPs. Asserts correct section shape, citation derivation (`Section 292.` → `§ 292`), clean text (no tags/entities/edge whitespace), document-order LINK extraction, and that non-qualifying records (wrong style-name, too-short heading) are filtered out. |
 
 ### Differential test (Layer 4 — occasional cadence)
@@ -410,13 +411,13 @@ The complete, dated record of **every index rebuild** lives in **[CHANGELOG.md](
 The block below is stamped automatically with the most recent rebuild every time `npm run update-changelog` runs — see [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md) for the full history.
 
 <!-- LATEST_INDEX_UPDATE:START -->
-**Last index update:** 2026-07-01 — ⬆️ Updated
+**Last index update:** 2026-07-16 — ⬆️ Updated
 
 | Corpus | Current through | Sections |
 |---|---|---|
 | NYC Charter | Current through Local Law 2026/112, enacted June 19, 2026, | 854 |
-| NYC Administrative Code | Current through Local Law 2026/112, enacted June 19, 2026, | 12,587 |
-| Rules of the City of New York | Current through rules effective July 1, 2026. | 8,671 |
+| NYC Administrative Code | Current through Local Law 2026/116, enacted July 11, 2026, | 12,635 |
+| Rules of the City of New York | Current through rules effective July 14, 2026. | 8,685 |
 <!-- LATEST_INDEX_UPDATE:END -->
 
 ### Release history
@@ -427,6 +428,42 @@ Package version history (distinct from the per-rebuild record in CHANGELOG.md):
 - **0.1.1:** Initial published release with full JSON and Markdown indexes committed to repo.
 - **0.1.0:** Initial release.
 
+## About BetaNYC
+
+This project is built and maintained by [BetaNYC](https://beta.nyc), New York's
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+## Related BetaNYC MCP servers
+
+BetaNYC maintains a suite of open-source MCP servers for NYC and NYS civic data.
+See the full directory, with install details for each, at
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+
+This server pairs directly with:
+
+- **[nyc-council-mcp](https://github.com/BetaNYC/nyc-council-mcp)**: see the Council legislation, sponsors, votes, and hearings that create and amend the Code.
+
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 ## Contributing