@nockdev/awf 6.2.0 → 6.2.2

package/.agent/skills/core/error-handling/data/anti-patterns.yaml

@@ -1,105 +1,105 @@
 metadata:
   skill: error-handling
   domain: anti_patterns
-  version: 6.2.0
-  updated: '2026-02-05'
-  migrated_from: anti-patterns.csv
+  version: 6.2.2
+  updated: "2026-02-05"
+  migrated_from: anti-patterns.yaml
   patterns_count: 15
   columns:
-  - id
-  - pattern
-  - description
-  - example
-  - impact
-  - fix
+    - id
+    - pattern
+    - description
+    - example
+    - impact
+    - fix
 patterns:
-- id: ANTI-001
-  pattern: Silent Failure
-  description: Catching exception but doing nothing
-  example: catch (e) { }
-  impact: Debugging impossible
-  fix: Log or rethrow the error
-- id: ANTI-002
-  pattern: Swallowing Exception
-  description: Catching and returning null
-  example: try { return parse(); } catch { return null; }
-  impact: Lost error context
-  fix: Use Result pattern or rethrow
-- id: ANTI-003
-  pattern: Generic Catch-All
-  description: Catching Exception or Throwable
-  example: catch (Exception e) { }
-  impact: Catches unexpected errors
-  fix: Catch specific exception types
-- id: ANTI-004
-  pattern: Empty Error Message
-  description: Throwing without message
-  example: throw new Error();
-  impact: No debugging info
-  fix: Always include descriptive message
-- id: ANTI-005
-  pattern: Log and Throw
-  description: Logging then throwing same error
-  example: log(e); throw e;
-  impact: Duplicate logs
-  fix: Either log or throw not both
-- id: ANTI-006
-  pattern: String Error Types
-  description: Using strings instead of types
-  example: throw 'error';
-  impact: No type checking
-  fix: Use Error classes
-- id: ANTI-007
-  pattern: Error Code Reuse
-  description: Same code for different errors
-  example: return -1 for all errors
-  impact: Cannot distinguish errors
-  fix: Use specific error codes
-- id: ANTI-008
-  pattern: Ignoring Return Value
-  description: Not checking error return
-  example: riskyOperation(); // no check
-  impact: Missing errors
-  fix: Always check error returns
-- id: ANTI-009
-  pattern: Panic for Flow Control
-  description: Using panic for expected cases
-  example: if notFound { panic() }
-  impact: Process crashes
-  fix: Use Result or error return
-- id: ANTI-010
-  pattern: Exception for Flow
-  description: Using exception for control flow
-  example: try { find() } catch { create() }
-  impact: Performance overhead
-  fix: Use conditional logic
-- id: ANTI-011
-  pattern: Leaking Stack Trace
-  description: Showing trace to users
-  example: res.send(error.stack);
-  impact: Security vulnerability
-  fix: Show user-friendly message only
-- id: ANTI-012
-  pattern: Hardcoded Messages
-  description: Non-localizable error text
-  example: throw new Error('Invalid password');
-  impact: Cannot translate
-  fix: Use error codes with i18n
-- id: ANTI-013
-  pattern: Untyped Catch
-  description: Catching unknown type
-  example: catch (e) { e.message }
-  impact: Runtime errors
-  fix: Type guard or instanceof check
-- id: ANTI-014
-  pattern: Missing Finally
-  description: Not cleaning up resources
-  example: try { open() } catch {}; close() after
-  impact: Resource leaks
-  fix: Use finally or with/using
-- id: ANTI-015
-  pattern: Rethrowing Without Context
-  description: Rethrowing original error
-  example: catch (e) { throw e; }
-  impact: Lost context
-  fix: Wrap with additional context
+  - id: ANTI-001
+    pattern: Silent Failure
+    description: Catching exception but doing nothing
+    example: catch (e) { }
+    impact: Debugging impossible
+    fix: Log or rethrow the error
+  - id: ANTI-002
+    pattern: Swallowing Exception
+    description: Catching and returning null
+    example: try { return parse(); } catch { return null; }
+    impact: Lost error context
+    fix: Use Result pattern or rethrow
+  - id: ANTI-003
+    pattern: Generic Catch-All
+    description: Catching Exception or Throwable
+    example: catch (Exception e) { }
+    impact: Catches unexpected errors
+    fix: Catch specific exception types
+  - id: ANTI-004
+    pattern: Empty Error Message
+    description: Throwing without message
+    example: throw new Error();
+    impact: No debugging info
+    fix: Always include descriptive message
+  - id: ANTI-005
+    pattern: Log and Throw
+    description: Logging then throwing same error
+    example: log(e); throw e;
+    impact: Duplicate logs
+    fix: Either log or throw not both
+  - id: ANTI-006
+    pattern: String Error Types
+    description: Using strings instead of types
+    example: throw 'error';
+    impact: No type checking
+    fix: Use Error classes
+  - id: ANTI-007
+    pattern: Error Code Reuse
+    description: Same code for different errors
+    example: return -1 for all errors
+    impact: Cannot distinguish errors
+    fix: Use specific error codes
+  - id: ANTI-008
+    pattern: Ignoring Return Value
+    description: Not checking error return
+    example: riskyOperation(); // no check
+    impact: Missing errors
+    fix: Always check error returns
+  - id: ANTI-009
+    pattern: Panic for Flow Control
+    description: Using panic for expected cases
+    example: if notFound { panic() }
+    impact: Process crashes
+    fix: Use Result or error return
+  - id: ANTI-010
+    pattern: Exception for Flow
+    description: Using exception for control flow
+    example: try { find() } catch { create() }
+    impact: Performance overhead
+    fix: Use conditional logic
+  - id: ANTI-011
+    pattern: Leaking Stack Trace
+    description: Showing trace to users
+    example: res.send(error.stack);
+    impact: Security vulnerability
+    fix: Show user-friendly message only
+  - id: ANTI-012
+    pattern: Hardcoded Messages
+    description: Non-localizable error text
+    example: throw new Error('Invalid password');
+    impact: Cannot translate
+    fix: Use error codes with i18n
+  - id: ANTI-013
+    pattern: Untyped Catch
+    description: Catching unknown type
+    example: catch (e) { e.message }
+    impact: Runtime errors
+    fix: Type guard or instanceof check
+  - id: ANTI-014
+    pattern: Missing Finally
+    description: Not cleaning up resources
+    example: try { open() } catch {}; close() after
+    impact: Resource leaks
+    fix: Use finally or with/using
+  - id: ANTI-015
+    pattern: Rethrowing Without Context
+    description: Rethrowing original error
+    example: catch (e) { throw e; }
+    impact: Lost context
+    fix: Wrap with additional context

package/.agent/skills/core/error-handling/data/api-error-patterns.yaml

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 metadata:
   skill: error-handling
   domain: api_error_patterns
-  version: 6.2.0
+  version: 6.2.2
   updated: "2026-02-05"
-  migrated_from: api-error-patterns.csv
+  migrated_from: api-error-patterns.yaml
   patterns_count: 20
   columns:
     - id

package/.agent/skills/core/error-handling/data/core-patterns.yaml

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 metadata:
   skill: error-handling
   domain: core_patterns
-  version: 6.2.0
+  version: 6.2.2
   updated: "2026-02-05"
-  migrated_from: core-patterns.csv
+  migrated_from: core-patterns.yaml
   patterns_count: 30
   columns:
     - id

package/.agent/skills/core/error-handling/data/error-codes.yaml

@@ -1,165 +1,165 @@
 metadata:
   skill: error-handling
   domain: error_codes
-  version: 6.2.0
-  updated: '2026-02-05'
-  migrated_from: error-codes.csv
+  version: 6.2.2
+  updated: "2026-02-05"
+  migrated_from: error-codes.yaml
   patterns_count: 25
   columns:
-  - id
-  - pattern
-  - description
-  - example
-  - level
-  - category
+    - id
+    - pattern
+    - description
+    - example
+    - level
+    - category
 patterns:
-- id: EC-001
-  pattern: Domain Prefix
-  description: Start error code with domain identifier
-  example: AUTH-001 or PAY-ERR-001
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Structure
-- id: EC-002
-  pattern: Numeric Code
-  description: Use numeric codes for processing
-  example: 1001 for validation error
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Structure
-- id: EC-003
-  pattern: Alphanumeric Code
-  description: Combine letters and numbers
-  example: E1001 or ERR_INVALID_INPUT
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Structure
-- id: EC-004
-  pattern: Severity Level
-  description: Include severity in code
-  example: CRIT-001 for critical
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Classification
-- id: EC-005
-  pattern: Category Code
-  description: Group codes by category
-  example: VAL-001 for validation category
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Classification
-- id: EC-006
-  pattern: HTTP Status Mapping
-  description: Map error codes to HTTP status
-  example: 404-001 maps to 404 Not Found
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: API
-- id: EC-007
-  pattern: Sequential Numbering
-  description: Assign codes sequentially
-  example: 001 -> 002 -> 003
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Structure
-- id: EC-008
-  pattern: Reserved Ranges
-  description: Reserve code ranges
-  example: 1000-1999 for validation
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Organization
-- id: EC-009
-  pattern: Unique Identifier
-  description: Ensure global uniqueness
-  example: UUID-based error identifier
-  level: ADVANCED
-  category: Tracking
-- id: EC-010
-  pattern: Version Suffix
-  description: Include version in code
-  example: AUTH-001-v2
-  level: ADVANCED
-  category: Versioning
-- id: EC-011
-  pattern: Error Registry
-  description: Central catalog of codes
-  example: ErrorRegistry.register(AUTH_001)
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Organization
-- id: EC-012
-  pattern: Code Lookup
-  description: Function to get error details
-  example: ErrorCatalog.lookup('AUTH-001')
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: API
-- id: EC-013
-  pattern: Deprecation Mark
-  description: Mark deprecated codes
-  example: AUTH-001 [DEPRECATED]
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Lifecycle
-- id: EC-014
-  pattern: Related Codes
-  description: Link related error codes
-  example: AUTH-001 relates to AUTH-002
-  level: ADVANCED
-  category: Organization
-- id: EC-015
-  pattern: Machine Readable
-  description: Codes parseable by machines
-  example: 'JSON: { "code": "AUTH-001" }'
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Format
-- id: EC-016
-  pattern: Human Readable
-  description: Codes understandable by humans
-  example: AUTH_INVALID_PASSWORD
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Format
-- id: EC-017
-  pattern: Localization Key
-  description: Use code as i18n key
-  example: errors.AUTH_001.message
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Internationalization
-- id: EC-018
-  pattern: Error Enum
-  description: Define codes as enum
-  example: enum ErrorCode { AUTH_001 = 'AUTH_001' }
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Definition
-- id: EC-019
-  pattern: Constant Definition
-  description: Define codes as constants
-  example: const AUTH_001 = 'AUTH-001';
-  level: BASIC
-  category: Definition
-- id: EC-020
-  pattern: Code Documentation
-  description: Document each error code
-  example: '/** AUTH-001: Invalid password format */'
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Documentation
-- id: EC-021
-  pattern: Error Namespace
-  description: Namespace error codes
-  example: Company.Module.ErrorCode
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Structure
-- id: EC-022
-  pattern: Recovery Action
-  description: Include recovery hint in code
-  example: AUTH-001-RETRY vs AUTH-001-FATAL
-  level: ADVANCED
-  category: Classification
-- id: EC-023
-  pattern: Transient Marker
-  description: Mark transient errors
-  example: NET-001-T for transient network error
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Classification
-- id: EC-024
-  pattern: Permanent Marker
-  description: Mark permanent errors
-  example: VAL-001-P for permanent validation error
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Classification
-- id: EC-025
-  pattern: Error Code Type
-  description: Type-safe error codes
-  example: type ErrorCode = 'AUTH-001' | 'AUTH-002'
-  level: INTERMEDIATE
-  category: Type Safety
+  - id: EC-001
+    pattern: Domain Prefix
+    description: Start error code with domain identifier
+    example: AUTH-001 or PAY-ERR-001
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Structure
+  - id: EC-002
+    pattern: Numeric Code
+    description: Use numeric codes for processing
+    example: 1001 for validation error
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Structure
+  - id: EC-003
+    pattern: Alphanumeric Code
+    description: Combine letters and numbers
+    example: E1001 or ERR_INVALID_INPUT
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Structure
+  - id: EC-004
+    pattern: Severity Level
+    description: Include severity in code
+    example: CRIT-001 for critical
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Classification
+  - id: EC-005
+    pattern: Category Code
+    description: Group codes by category
+    example: VAL-001 for validation category
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Classification
+  - id: EC-006
+    pattern: HTTP Status Mapping
+    description: Map error codes to HTTP status
+    example: 404-001 maps to 404 Not Found
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: API
+  - id: EC-007
+    pattern: Sequential Numbering
+    description: Assign codes sequentially
+    example: 001 -> 002 -> 003
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Structure
+  - id: EC-008
+    pattern: Reserved Ranges
+    description: Reserve code ranges
+    example: 1000-1999 for validation
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Organization
+  - id: EC-009
+    pattern: Unique Identifier
+    description: Ensure global uniqueness
+    example: UUID-based error identifier
+    level: ADVANCED
+    category: Tracking
+  - id: EC-010
+    pattern: Version Suffix
+    description: Include version in code
+    example: AUTH-001-v2
+    level: ADVANCED
+    category: Versioning
+  - id: EC-011
+    pattern: Error Registry
+    description: Central catalog of codes
+    example: ErrorRegistry.register(AUTH_001)
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Organization
+  - id: EC-012
+    pattern: Code Lookup
+    description: Function to get error details
+    example: ErrorCatalog.lookup('AUTH-001')
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: API
+  - id: EC-013
+    pattern: Deprecation Mark
+    description: Mark deprecated codes
+    example: AUTH-001 [DEPRECATED]
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Lifecycle
+  - id: EC-014
+    pattern: Related Codes
+    description: Link related error codes
+    example: AUTH-001 relates to AUTH-002
+    level: ADVANCED
+    category: Organization
+  - id: EC-015
+    pattern: Machine Readable
+    description: Codes parseable by machines
+    example: 'JSON: { "code": "AUTH-001" }'
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Format
+  - id: EC-016
+    pattern: Human Readable
+    description: Codes understandable by humans
+    example: AUTH_INVALID_PASSWORD
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Format
+  - id: EC-017
+    pattern: Localization Key
+    description: Use code as i18n key
+    example: errors.AUTH_001.message
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Internationalization
+  - id: EC-018
+    pattern: Error Enum
+    description: Define codes as enum
+    example: enum ErrorCode { AUTH_001 = 'AUTH_001' }
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Definition
+  - id: EC-019
+    pattern: Constant Definition
+    description: Define codes as constants
+    example: const AUTH_001 = 'AUTH-001';
+    level: BASIC
+    category: Definition
+  - id: EC-020
+    pattern: Code Documentation
+    description: Document each error code
+    example: "/** AUTH-001: Invalid password format */"
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Documentation
+  - id: EC-021
+    pattern: Error Namespace
+    description: Namespace error codes
+    example: Company.Module.ErrorCode
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Structure
+  - id: EC-022
+    pattern: Recovery Action
+    description: Include recovery hint in code
+    example: AUTH-001-RETRY vs AUTH-001-FATAL
+    level: ADVANCED
+    category: Classification
+  - id: EC-023
+    pattern: Transient Marker
+    description: Mark transient errors
+    example: NET-001-T for transient network error
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Classification
+  - id: EC-024
+    pattern: Permanent Marker
+    description: Mark permanent errors
+    example: VAL-001-P for permanent validation error
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Classification
+  - id: EC-025
+    pattern: Error Code Type
+    description: Type-safe error codes
+    example: type ErrorCode = 'AUTH-001' | 'AUTH-002'
+    level: INTERMEDIATE
+    category: Type Safety

package/.agent/skills/core/error-handling/data/error-messages.yaml

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 metadata:
   skill: error-handling
   domain: error_messages
-  version: 6.2.0
+  version: 6.2.2
   updated: "2026-02-05"
-  migrated_from: error-messages.csv
+  migrated_from: error-messages.yaml
   patterns_count: 25
   columns:
     - id