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+# Agentic Workflow - Self-Reflection Report
+
+Generated: 2026-01-08T04:21:54.623Z
+
+## Execution Summary
+
+- **Iterations**: 6
+- **Tool Calls**: 12
+- **Unique Tools**: 3
+
+## Tool Effectiveness Analysis
+
+| Tool | Calls | Success | Failures | Success Rate | Avg Duration |
+|------|-------|---------|----------|--------------|--------------|
+| get_file_content | 10 | 10 | 0 | 100.0% | 1ms |
+| group_files_by_concern | 1 | 1 | 0 | 100.0% | 1ms |
+| search_codebase | 1 | 1 | 0 | 100.0% | 30ms |
+
+### Tool Performance Insights
+
+**Most Frequently Used:**
+- group_files_by_concern: 1 calls
+- get_file_content: 10 calls
+- search_codebase: 1 calls
+
+## Recommendations for Improvement
+
+*No specific recommendations at this time. Execution appears optimal.*
+
+## Detailed Execution Timeline
+
+| Time | Iteration | Tool | Result | Duration |
+|------|-----------|------|--------|----------|
+| 8:20:43 PM | 1 | group_files_by_concern | ✅ Success | 1ms |
+| 8:20:46 PM | 2 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 1ms |
+| 8:20:46 PM | 2 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 0ms |
+| 8:20:46 PM | 2 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 1ms |
+| 8:20:46 PM | 2 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 0ms |
+| 8:20:46 PM | 2 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 0ms |
+| 8:20:46 PM | 2 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 1ms |
+| 8:20:46 PM | 2 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 0ms |
+| 8:21:08 PM | 3 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 1ms |
+| 8:21:08 PM | 3 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 1ms |
+| 8:21:22 PM | 4 | search_codebase | ✅ Success | 30ms |
+| 8:21:23 PM | 5 | get_file_content | ✅ Success | 1ms |
+
+## Conversation History
+
+<details>
+<summary>Click to expand full agentic interaction</summary>
+
+```json
+[
+  {
+    "role": "system",
+    "content": "You are a professional software engineer writing commit messages for your team.\n\n## Available Tools\n\n### Understanding\n\n**get_file_history** _(cheap)_\nGet git commit history for one or more files to understand their evolution and past changes\n\nParameters:\n- `filePaths` (required): Array of file paths to get history for\n- `limit`: Maximum number of commits to return (default: 10)\n- `format`: Output format: \"summary\" for brief or \"detailed\" for full messages\n\n**When to use:** Get git commit history for one or more files to understand their evolution and past changes\n\n**Examples:**\n- Check if file has recent refactoring: `get_file_history({\"filePaths\":[\"src/auth.ts\"],\"limit\":5})`\n- Understand evolution of multiple related files: `get_file_history({\"filePaths\":[\"src/user.ts\",\"src/auth.ts\"],\"limit\":10,\"format\":\"detailed\"})`\n\n---\n\n**get_file_content** _(moderate)_\nGet the complete current content of a file to understand context around changes. Returns a message if the file does not exist (e.g., if it was deleted).\n\nParameters:\n- `filePath` (required): Path to the file\n- `includeLineNumbers`: Include line numbers in output (default: false)\n\n**When to use:** Get the complete current content of a file to understand context around changes. Returns a message if the file does not exist (e.g., if it was deleted).\n\n**Examples:**\n- See full class definition for modified method: `get_file_content({\"filePath\":\"src/services/auth.ts\",\"includeLineNumbers\":true})`\n- Check imports and structure: `get_file_content({\"filePath\":\"src/utils/helpers.ts\"})`\n\n---\n\n**get_related_tests** _(cheap)_\nFind test files related to production files to understand what the code is supposed to do\n\nParameters:\n- `filePaths` (required): Production file paths\n\n**When to use:** Find test files related to production files to understand what the code is supposed to do\n\n**Examples:**\n- Find tests for modified service: `get_related_tests({\"filePaths\":[\"src/services/auth.ts\"]})`\n\n---\n\n**analyze_diff_section** _(cheap)_\nGet expanded context around specific lines in a file to better understand changes\n\nParameters:\n- `filePath` (required): File containing the section to analyze\n- `startLine` (required): Starting line number\n- `endLine` (required): Ending line number\n- `contextLines`: Number of additional context lines to show before and after (default: 10)\n\n**When to use:** Get expanded context around specific lines in a file to better understand changes\n\n**Examples:**\n- See context around confusing change: `analyze_diff_section({\"filePath\":\"src/auth.ts\",\"startLine\":45,\"endLine\":52,\"contextLines\":15})`\n\n---\n\n**get_recent_commits** _(cheap)_\nGet recent commits that modified the same files to understand recent work in this area\n\nParameters:\n- `filePaths` (required): Files to check for recent commits\n- `since`: Time period to look back (e.g., \"1 week ago\", \"2 days ago\")\n- `limit`: Maximum number of commits to return (default: 5)\n\n**When to use:** Get recent commits that modified the same files to understand recent work in this area\n\n**Examples:**\n- Check for duplicate commit messages: `get_recent_commits({\"filePaths\":[\"src/auth.ts\"],\"since\":\"1 week ago\",\"limit\":5})`\n\n---\n\n### Analysis\n\n**search_codebase** _(moderate)_\nSearch for code patterns, function names, or text across the codebase using git grep\n\nParameters:\n- `query` (required): Search pattern (can be plain text or regex)\n- `fileTypes`: Limit search to specific file extensions (e.g., [\"ts\", \"js\"])\n- `contextLines`: Number of context lines to show around matches (default: 2)\n\n**When to use:** Search for code patterns, function names, or text across the codebase using git grep\n\n**Examples:**\n- Find all uses of a renamed function: `search_codebase({\"query\":\"oldFunctionName\",\"fileTypes\":[\"ts\",\"tsx\"]})`\n- Check if pattern exists elsewhere: `search_codebase({\"query\":\"pattern.*string\",\"contextLines\":3})`\n\n---\n\n**get_file_dependencies** _(moderate)_\nFind which files import or depend on the changed files to assess change impact\n\nParameters:\n- `filePaths` (required): Files to analyze dependencies for\n\n**When to use:** Find which files import or depend on the changed files to assess change impact\n\n**Examples:**\n- Check impact of util function change: `get_file_dependencies({\"filePaths\":[\"src/utils/format.ts\"]})`\n\n---\n\n### Organization\n\n**group_files_by_concern** _(cheap)_\nAnalyze changed files and suggest logical groupings that might represent separate commits\n\nParameters:\n- `filePaths` (required): All changed files to analyze\n\n**When to use:** Analyze changed files and suggest logical groupings that might represent separate commits\n\n**Examples:**\n- Check if multiple unrelated changes should be split: `group_files_by_concern({\"filePaths\":[\"src/auth.ts\",\"README.md\",\"tests/auth.test.ts\",\"package.json\"]})`\n\n---\n\n\n\n## Your Task\n\nWrite a commit message that clearly explains what changed and why. Your message should help teammates understand the changes without needing to read the diff.\n\nThink about:\n- What problem does this solve?\n- How do the changes work together?\n- What should reviewers focus on?\n- Are there any important implications?\n\nUse the available tools to investigate the changes. The more you understand, the better your message will be.\n\n**Important**: If additional context is provided (from context files or other sources), use your judgment:\n- If the context is relevant to these specific changes, incorporate it\n- If the context describes unrelated changes or other packages, ignore it\n- Don't force connections between unrelated information\n- Focus on accurately describing what actually changed in this commit\n\n## Investigation Approach\n\nUse tools based on what you need to know:\n- group_files_by_concern - understand how files relate\n- get_file_content - see full context when diffs are unclear\n- get_file_history - understand how code evolved\n- get_file_dependencies - assess impact of changes\n- get_recent_commits - avoid duplicate messages\n- get_related_tests - understand behavior changes\n- search_codebase - find usage patterns\n\n## Writing Style\n\nWrite naturally and directly:\n- Use plain language, not corporate speak\n- Be specific and concrete\n- Avoid buzzwords and jargon\n- No emojis or excessive punctuation\n- No phrases like \"this commit\" or \"this PR\"\n- No meta-commentary about the commit itself\n\nFollow conventional commit format when appropriate (feat:, fix:, refactor:, docs:, test:, chore:), but prioritize clarity over formality.\n\n## Output Format\n\nWhen ready, format your response as:\n\nCOMMIT_MESSAGE:\n[Your commit message here]\n\nIf changes should be split into multiple commits:\n\nSUGGESTED_SPLITS:\nSplit 1:\nFiles: [list of files]\nRationale: [why these belong together]\nMessage: [commit message for this split]\n\nSplit 2:\n...\n\nOutput only the commit message and splits. No conversational remarks or follow-up offers."
+  },
+  {
+    "role": "user",
+    "content": "I have staged changes that need a commit message.\n\nChanged files (16):\n  - .DS_Store\n  - .github/workflows/dependency-review.yml\n  - .github/workflows/npm-publish.yml\n  - .github/workflows/pnpm-publish.yml\n  - .github/workflows/test.yml\n  - LICENSE\n  - README.md\n  - docs/pnpm-lock.yaml\n  - docs/public/contributing.md\n  - docs/public/faq.md\n  - docs/src/App.tsx\n  - package.json\n  - pnpm-lock.yaml\n  - pnpm-workspace.yaml\n  - src/.DS_Store\n  - tests/.DS_Store\n\nDiff:\ndiff --git a/.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml b/.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml\nnew file mode 100644\nindex 0000000..88bcf61\n--- /dev/null\n+++ b/.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml\n@@ -0,0 +1,41 @@\n+# Dependency Review Action\n+#\n+# This Action will scan dependency manifest files that change as part of a Pull Request,\n+# surfacing known-vulnerable versions of the packages declared or updated in the PR.\n+# Once installed, if the workflow run is marked as required, PRs introducing known-vulnerable\n+# packages will be blocked from merging.\n+#\n+# Source repository: https://github.com/actions/dependency-review-action\n+# Public documentation: https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/supply-chain-security/understanding-your-software-supply-chain/about-dependency-review#dependency-review-enforcement\n+name: 'Dependency review'\n+on:\n+  push:\n+    branches: [ \"working\" ]\n+  pull_request:\n+    branches: [ \"main\", \"working\" ]\n+\n+# If using a dependency submission action in this workflow this permission will need to be set to:\n+#\n+# permissions:\n+#   contents: write\n+#\n+# https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/code-security/supply-chain-security/understanding-your-software-supply-chain/using-the-dependency-submission-api\n+permissions:\n+  contents: read\n+  # Write permissions for pull-requests are required for using the `comment-summary-in-pr` option, comment out if you aren't using this option\n+  pull-requests: write\n+\n+jobs:\n+  dependency-review:\n+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest\n+    steps:\n+      - name: 'Checkout repository'\n+        uses: actions/checkout@v4\n+      - name: 'Dependency Review'\n+        uses: actions/dependency-review-action@v4\n+        # Commonly enabled options, see https://github.com/actions/dependency-review-action#configuration-options for all available options.\n+        with:\n+          comment-summary-in-pr: always\n+        #   fail-on-severity: moderate\n+        #   deny-licenses: GPL-1.0-or-later, LGPL-2.0-or-later\n+        #   retry-on-snapshot-warnings: true\ndiff --git a/.github/workflows/npm-publish.yml b/.github/workflows/npm-publish.yml\nnew file mode 100644\nindex 0000000..5643759\n--- /dev/null\n+++ b/.github/workflows/npm-publish.yml\n@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@\n+# This workflow will run tests using node and then publish a package to GitHub Packages when a release is created\n+# For more information see: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/publishing-packages/publishing-nodejs-packages\n+\n+name: Node.js Package (npm)\n+\n+on:\n+  release:\n+    types: [created]\n+\n+permissions:\n+  contents: write\n+  packages: write\n+  id-token: write\n+\n+jobs:\n+  publish-npm:\n+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest\n+    timeout-minutes: 15\n+    steps:\n+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4\n+      - uses: actions/setup-node@v4\n+        with:\n+          node-version: 22\n+          registry-url: https://registry.npmjs.org/\n+      - name: Update npm\n+        run: npm install -g npm@latest\n+      - name: Install dependencies\n+        run: npm ci --verbose --foreground-scripts\n+        timeout-minutes: 10\n+      - run: npm publish --access public\n+        env:\n+          NODE_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }}\n+\ndiff --git a/.github/workflows/pnpm-publish.yml b/.github/workflows/pnpm-publish.yml\ndeleted file mode 100644\nindex 207da34..0000000\n--- a/.github/workflows/pnpm-publish.yml\n+++ /dev/null\n@@ -1,47 +0,0 @@\n-# This workflow will run tests using node and then publish a package to GitHub Packages when a release is created\n-# For more information see: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/publishing-packages/publishing-nodejs-packages\n-\n-name: Node.js Package\n-\n-on:\n-  release:\n-    types: [created]\n-\n-permissions:\n-  contents: write\n-  packages: write\n-  id-token: write\n-\n-jobs:\n-  build:\n-    runs-on: ubuntu-latest\n-    steps:\n-      - uses: actions/checkout@v4\n-      - uses: actions/setup-node@v4\n-        with:\n-          node-version: 22\n-      - uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4\n-      - run: pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --strict-peer-dependencies\n-      - run: pnpm run lint\n-      - run: pnpm run build\n-      - run: pnpm test\n-      - uses: codecov/codecov-action@v5\n-        with:\n-          slug: theunwalked/dreadcabinet\n-          token: ${{ secrets.CODECOV_TOKEN }}\n-\n-\n-  publish-npm:\n-    needs: build\n-    runs-on: ubuntu-latest\n-    steps:\n-      - uses: actions/checkout@v4\n-      - uses: actions/setup-node@v4\n-        with:\n-          node-version: 22\n-          registry-url: https://registry.npmjs.org/\n-      - uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4\n-      - run: pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --strict-peer-dependencies\n-      - run: pnpm publish --access public --no-git-checks\n-        env:\n-          NODE_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{secrets.npm_token}}\ndiff --git a/.github/workflows/test.yml b/.github/workflows/test.yml\nindex d119d57..1b1c8b4 100644\n--- a/.github/workflows/test.yml\n+++ b/.github/workflows/test.yml\n@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@\n name: Run Tests\n \n on:\n-  push:\n+  pull_request:\n     branches:\n       - main\n-      - 'release/**'\n-      - 'feature/**'\n+      - working\n \n permissions:\n   contents: read\ndiff --git a/LICENSE b/LICENSE\nindex 02112fd..95c915e 100644\n--- a/LICENSE\n+++ b/LICENSE\n@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@\n \n    END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS\n \n-   Copyright 2025 Semicolon Ambulance\n+   Copyright 2025 Tim O'Brien\n \n    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the \"License\");\n    you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.\ndiff --git a/README.md b/README.md\nindex 5e84415..931ab1d 100644\n--- a/README.md\n+++ b/README.md\n@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ npm install @theunwalked/dreadcabinet\n # yarn\n yarn add @theunwalked/dreadcabinet\n \n-# pnpm  \n+# pnpm\n pnpm add @theunwalked/dreadcabinet\n ```\n \n@@ -95,4 +95,4 @@ We welcome contributions! Please see our [Contributing Guide](https://semicolona\n \n ## License\n \n-[Apache-2.0](./LICENSE) © 2025 Semicolon Ambulance \n\\n+[Apache-2.0](./LICENSE) © 2025 Tim O'Brien \n\\ndiff --git a/docs/pnpm-lock.yaml b/docs/pnpm-lock.yaml\n... [CHANGE OMITTED: File too large (114760 bytes > 20480 limit)] ...\n\ndiff --git a/docs/public/contributing.md b/docs/public/contributing.md\nindex 418ec35..a73a913 100644\n--- a/docs/public/contributing.md\n+++ b/docs/public/contributing.md\n@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ We welcome contributions to DreadCabinet! This guide will help you get started w\n \n ### Prerequisites\n \n-- **Node.js** 18+ and **pnpm** 8+\n+- **Node.js** 18+ and **npm** 9+\n - **Git** for version control\n - **TypeScript** knowledge (the project is written in TypeScript)\n \n@@ -14,28 +14,28 @@ We welcome contributions to DreadCabinet! This guide will help you get started w\n \n 1. **Fork and clone the repository**:\n    ```bash\n-   git clone https://github.com/SemicolonAmbulance/dreadcabinet.git\n+   git clone https://github.com/tobrien/dreadcabinet.git\n    cd dreadcabinet\n    ```\n \n 2. **Install dependencies**:\n    ```bash\n-   pnpm install\n+   npm install\n    ```\n \n 3. **Build the project**:\n    ```bash\n-   pnpm run build\n+   npm run build\n    ```\n \n 4. **Run tests**:\n    ```bash\n-   pnpm run test\n+   npm test\n    ```\n \n 5. **Start development mode**:\n    ```bash\n-   pnpm run dev\n+   npm run dev\n    ```\n \n ### Project Structure\n@@ -81,16 +81,16 @@ Run the full test suite:\n \n ```bash\n # Run tests with coverage\n-pnpm run test\n+npm test\n \n # Run tests in watch mode during development\n-pnpm run test:watch\n+npm test --watch\n \n # Run linting\n-pnpm run lint\n+npm run lint\n \n # Fix linting issues automatically\n-pnpm run lint:fix\n+npm run lint:fix\n ```\n \n ### 4. Update Documentation\n@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ Help improve test coverage:\n ### Before Submitting\n \n - [ ] Tests pass locally\n-- [ ] Code is properly formatted (`pnpm run lint:fix`)\n+- [ ] Code is properly formatted (`npm run lint:fix`)\n - [ ] Documentation is updated\n - [ ] Commit messages follow conventional format\n - [ ] Branch is up to date with main\ndiff --git a/docs/public/faq.md b/docs/public/faq.md\nindex 745f055..8305fce 100644\n--- a/docs/public/faq.md\n+++ b/docs/public/faq.md\n@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ Check these common issues:\n \n ### How do I report bugs or request features?\n \n-1. Check the [GitHub issues](https://github.com/SemicolonAmbulance/dreadcabinet/issues) for existing reports\n+1. Check the [GitHub issues](https://github.com/tobrien/dreadcabinet/issues) for existing reports\n 2. Create a new issue with:\n    - Clear description of the problem or feature request\n    - Code examples demonstrating the issue\ndiff --git a/docs/src/App.tsx b/docs/src/App.tsx\nindex 695c68c..d2aed8a 100644\n--- a/docs/src/App.tsx\n+++ b/docs/src/App.tsx\n@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ function App() {\n                     </div>\n                     <p className=\"subtitle\">Organize Your Digital Chaos</p>\n                     <div className=\"header-links\">\n-                        <a href=\"https://github.com/SemicolonAmbulance/dreadcabinet\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\n+                        <a href=\"https://github.com/tobrien/dreadcabinet\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\n                             GitHub\n                         </a>\n                         <a href=\"https://www.npmjs.com/package/@theunwalked/dreadcabinet\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\n@@ -178,8 +178,8 @@ function App() {\n                 <div className=\"footer-content\">\n                     <p>\n                         Built with ❤️ by{' '}\n-                        <a href=\"https://github.com/SemicolonAmbulance\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\n-                            Semicolon Ambulance\n+                        <a href=\"https://github.com/tobrien\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\n+                            Tim O'Brien\n                         </a>\n                     </p>\n                     <p className=\"license\">Licensed under Apache-2.0</p>\ndiff --git a/package.json b/package.json\nindex 63fc44e..c320827 100644\n--- a/package.json\n+++ b/package.json\n@@ -7,9 +7,8 @@\n     \"type\": \"module\",\n     \"repository\": {\n         \"type\": \"git\",\n-        \"url\": \"git+https://github.com/SemicolonAmbulance/dreadcabinet.git\"\n+        \"url\": \"git+https://github.com/tobrien/dreadcabinet.git\"\n     },\n-    \"packageManager\": \"pnpm@10.13.1\",\n     \"exports\": {\n         \".\": {\n             \"types\": \"./dist/dreadcabinet.d.ts\",\n@@ -18,17 +17,17 @@\n         }\n     },\n     \"scripts\": {\n-        \"build\": \"pnpm run lint && tsc --noEmit && vite build\",\n+        \"build\": \"npm run lint && tsc --noEmit && vite build\",\n         \"start\": \"dist/main.js\",\n         \"dev\": \"vite build --watch\",\n-        \"watch\": \"pnpm run dev\",\n-        \"test\": \"pnpm run test:readme && pnpm run test:coverage\",\n+        \"watch\": \"npm run dev\",\n+        \"test\": \"npm run test:readme && npm run test:coverage\",\n         \"test:coverage\": \"vitest run --coverage\",\n         \"test:readme\": \"doccident -c .markdown-doctest-setup.mjs README.md\",\n         \"lint\": \"eslint . --ext .ts\",\n         \"lint:fix\": \"eslint . --ext .ts --fix\",\n         \"clean\": \"rm -rf dist\",\n-        \"prepublishOnly\": \"pnpm run clean && pnpm run build\"\n+        \"prepublishOnly\": \"npm run clean && npm run build\"\n     },\n     \"keywords\": [\n         \"focus\",\n@@ -36,7 +35,7 @@\n         \"notes\",\n         \"genai\"\n     ],\n-    \"author\": \"Semicolon Ambulance <semicolonambulance@proton.me>\",\n+    \"author\": \"Tim O'Brien <tobrien@discursive.com>\",\n     \"license\": \"Apache-2.0\",\n     \"dependencies\": {\n         \"commander\": \"^14.0.0\",\n@@ -69,9 +68,7 @@\n         \"vite-plugin-node\": \"^7.0.0\",\n         \"vitest\": \"^3.2.4\"\n     },\n-    \"pnpm\": {\n-        \"overrides\": {\n-            \"wrap-ansi\": \"7.0.0\"\n-        }\n+    \"overrides\": {\n+        \"wrap-ansi\": \"7.0.0\"\n     }\n }\ndiff --git a/pnpm-lock.yaml b/pnpm-lock.yaml\n... 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Original diff: 327995 bytes, processed diff: 12223 bytes]\n\nRecent commit history for context:\ncommit 591887a67d0cc1e6845c8b4a07a990c23788efb3\nAuthor: SemicolonAmbulance <SemicolonAmbulance@proton.me>\nDate:   Thu Jul 10 08:17:14 2025 -0700\n\n    0.0.10\n    \n     (#37)\n    \n    * Add empty pnpm-workspace.yaml to initialize workspace support and enable pnpm to treat the repository as a monorepo root.\n    \n    * Remove moment-timezone and related timezone dependencies; provide static IANA timezone list and use dayjs exclusively for timezone support\n    \n    Removes the moment-timezone dependency along with associated packages (luxon, winston, js-yaml and their types) from the codebase and updates `.npmignore` to exclude additional config and docs files from npm package distribution. Introduces a static list of IANA timezone names directly in `src/util/dates.ts` to replace runtime timezone name queries, and updates the `validTimezones()` function to return this static array using only dayjs for all timezone-related operations. This simplifies dependencies, reduces bundle size, and eliminates dynamic timezone database requirements while maintaining support for timezone-aware date manipulation.\n    \n    * Bump dependencies in package.json: update packageManager to pnpm@10.13.1, upgrade zod to 4.0.2, @swc/core to 1.12.11, @theunwalked/cardigantime to 0.0.16, @types/node to 24.0.12, @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin and parser to 8.36.0, and vite to 7.0.4. These updates address bug fixes, compatibility improvements, and ensure alignment with the latest ecosystem standards.\n    \n    * No staged changes detected; commit aborted.\n    \n    * 0.0.10\n\ncommit 468c3f60c6455ea49870121bc04df0f36ad49a21\nAuthor: SemicolonAmbulance <SemicolonAmbulance@proton.me>\nDate:   Thu Jul 3 07:32:19 2025 -0700\n\n    0.0.9\n    \n     (#33)\n    \n    * Removes the empty pnpm-workspace.yaml file from the project root, eliminating unused workspace configuration and restoring default pnpm behavior for package management.\n    \n    * 0.0.9\n\ncommit 8cf1ab26ab76946ef619199f0015ba125049b55e\nAuthor: SemicolonAmbulance <SemicolonAmbulance@proton.me>\nDate:   Thu Jul 3 07:21:07 2025 -0700\n\n    0.0.8\n    \n     (#32)\n    \n    * Removes redundant TypeScript build and typecheck scripts from docs/package.json, consolidating to a single \"vite build\" step. 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+    "content": "1: # DreadCabinet\n2: \n3: > A powerful tool that brings order to your digital chaos, one file at a time!\n4: > Organize, rename, and transform your notes or files based on date, subject, and other metadata—all within your own CLI applications.\n5: \n6: ## Features\n7: \n8: - **Date-based organization** – Place files into folders by year, month, or day (or no structure at all).  \n9: - **Flexible filename generation** – Include date, time, and a subject in filenames.  \n10: - **Recursion** – Process all subdirectories (or just the top level) as you prefer.  \n11: - **Timezone support** – Convert file timestamps or metadata to a specific timezone for naming.  \n12: - **Extension filtering** – Restrict processing to certain file types.  \n13: - **No destructive operations** – Original files remain untouched; DreadCabinet only creates copies in a new directory structure.\n14: - **Concurrent processing** – Process multiple files in parallel for improved performance.\n15: \n16: ## Installation\n17: \n18: ```bash\n19: npm install @theunwalked/dreadcabinet\n20: ```\n21: \n22: *Or with other package managers:*\n23: \n24: ```bash\n25: # yarn\n26: yarn add @theunwalked/dreadcabinet\n27: \n28: # pnpm\n29: pnpm add @theunwalked/dreadcabinet\n30: ```\n31: \n32: ## Quick Start\n33: \n34: DreadCabinet is a library designed to be integrated into your own CLI tools. Here's a basic example:\n35: \n36: ```javascript\n37: import { Command } from 'commander';\n38: import * as DreadCabinet from '@theunwalked/dreadcabinet';\n39: \n40: // Create a new instance with options\n41: const instance = DreadCabinet.create({\n42:   defaults: {\n43:     timezone: 'America/New_York',\n44:     extensions: ['md', 'txt'],\n45:     outputStructure: 'month',\n46:     outputDirectory: './dist',\n47:   }\n48: });\n49: \n50: // Configure your command\n51: const program = new Command();\n52: await instance.configure(program);\n53: \n54: // Parse arguments and process\n55: program.parse(process.argv);\n56: const cliArgs = program.opts();\n57: const config = await instance.read(cliArgs);\n58: const finalConfig = instance.applyDefaults(config);\n59: await instance.validate(finalConfig);\n60: \n61: // Use the operator to process files\n62: const operator = await instance.operate(finalConfig);\n63: await operator.process(async (file) => {\n64:   // Your file processing logic here\n65: });\n66: ```\n67: \n68: Once integrated, users can process files with commands like:\n69: \n70: ```bash\n71: my-app \\\n72:   --input-directory . \\\n73:   --output-directory ./organized \\\n74:   --output-structure month \\\n75:   --extensions md\n76: ```\n77: \n78: ## Documentation\n79: \n80: For complete documentation, including detailed configuration options, advanced usage examples, and integration guides, visit:\n81: \n82: **[📖 DreadCabinet Documentation](https://semicolonambulance.github.io/dreadcabinet/)**\n83: \n84: ### Quick Links\n85: \n86: - [Getting Started Guide](https://semicolonambulance.github.io/dreadcabinet/#getting-started)\n87: - [CLI Options Reference](https://semicolonambulance.github.io/dreadcabinet/#cli-options)\n88: - [Configuration Files](https://semicolonambulance.github.io/dreadcabinet/#configuration-files)\n89: - [Advanced Usage](https://semicolonambulance.github.io/dreadcabinet/#advanced-usage)\n90: - [API Reference](https://semicolonambulance.github.io/dreadcabinet/#api-reference)\n91: \n92: ## Contributing\n93: \n94: We welcome contributions! Please see our [Contributing Guide](https://semicolonambulance.github.io/dreadcabinet/#contributing) for details.\n95: \n96: ## License\n97: \n98: [Apache-2.0](./LICENSE) © 2025 Tim O'Brien ",
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+    "content": "1: # Contributing to DreadCabinet\n2: \n3: We welcome contributions to DreadCabinet! This guide will help you get started with contributing to the project.\n4: \n5: ## Getting Started\n6: \n7: ### Prerequisites\n8: \n9: - **Node.js** 18+ and **npm** 9+\n10: - **Git** for version control\n11: - **TypeScript** knowledge (the project is written in TypeScript)\n12: \n13: ### Setting Up the Development Environment\n14: \n15: 1. **Fork and clone the repository**:\n16:    ```bash\n17:    git clone https://github.com/tobrien/dreadcabinet.git\n18:    cd dreadcabinet\n19:    ```\n20: \n21: 2. **Install dependencies**:\n22:    ```bash\n23:    npm install\n24:    ```\n25: \n26: 3. **Build the project**:\n27:    ```bash\n28:    npm run build\n29:    ```\n30: \n31: 4. **Run tests**:\n32:    ```bash\n33:    npm test\n34:    ```\n35: \n36: 5. **Start development mode**:\n37:    ```bash\n38:    npm run dev\n39:    ```\n40: \n41: ### Project Structure\n42: \n43: ```\n44: dreadcabinet/\n45: ├── src/                    # Source code\n46: │   ├── configure.ts        # CLI configuration\n47: │   ├── dreadcabinet.ts     # Main library entry\n48: │   ├── input/              # Input processing\n49: │   ├── output.ts           # Output handling\n50: │   ├── operate.ts          # File operations\n51: │   ├── validate.ts         # Configuration validation\n52: │   └── util/               # Utility functions\n53: ├── tests/                  # Test files\n54: ├── docs/                   # Documentation site\n55: ├── dist/                   # Compiled output\n56: └── coverage/               # Test coverage reports\n57: ```\n58: \n59: ## Development Workflow\n60: \n61: ### 1. Create a Branch\n62: \n63: Create a feature branch from `main`:\n64: \n65: ```bash\n66: git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name\n67: # or\n68: git checkout -b fix/issue-description\n69: ```\n70: \n71: ### 2. Make Your Changes\n72: \n73: - Write clean, well-documented TypeScript code\n74: - Follow the existing code style and patterns\n75: - Add tests for new functionality\n76: - Update documentation as needed\n77: \n78: ### 3. Test Your Changes\n79: \n80: Run the full test suite:\n81: \n82: ```bash\n83: # Run tests with coverage\n84: npm test\n85: \n86: # Run tests in watch mode during development\n87: npm test --watch\n88: \n89: # Run linting\n90: npm run lint\n91: \n92: # Fix linting issues automatically\n93: npm run lint:fix\n94: ```\n95: \n96: ### 4. Update Documentation\n97: \n98: If your changes affect the API or user-facing features:\n99: \n100: - Update relevant documentation in `docs/public/`\n101: - Add examples to demonstrate new features\n102: - Update the README if needed\n103: \n104: ### 5. Commit Your Changes\n105: \n106: We use conventional commits. Format your commit messages like:\n107: \n108: ```bash\n109: # Features\n110: git commit -m \"feat: add support for custom date patterns\"\n111: \n112: # Bug fixes\n113: git commit -m \"fix: handle timezone conversion edge cases\"\n114: \n115: # Documentation\n116: git commit -m \"docs: add examples for advanced filename options\"\n117: \n118: # Tests\n119: git commit -m \"test: add coverage for collision handling\"\n120: ```\n121: \n122: ### 6. Push and Create Pull Request\n123: \n124: ```bash\n125: git push origin feature/your-feature-name\n126: ```\n127: \n128: Then create a pull request on GitHub with:\n129: - Clear description of changes\n130: - Reference to any related issues\n131: - Screenshots or examples if applicable\n132: \n133: ## Code Style Guidelines\n134: \n135: ### TypeScript Style\n136: \n137: - Use TypeScript strict mode\n138: - Prefer `interface` over `type` for object shapes\n139: - Use meaningful variable and function names\n140: - Add JSDoc comments for public APIs\n141: \n142: ```typescript\n143: /**\n144:  * Processes files based on the provided configuration\n145:  * @param config - The validated DreadCabinet configuration\n146:  * @returns Promise that resolves to an operator instance\n147:  */\n148: export async function operate(config: Config): Promise<Operator> {\n149:   // Implementation\n150: }\n151: ```\n152: \n153: ### Error Handling\n154: \n155: - Use custom error classes from `src/error/`\n156: - Provide helpful error messages\n157: - Include context in error messages\n158: \n159: ```typescript\n160: import { ArgumentError } from './error/ArgumentError';\n161: \n162: if (!isValidTimezone(timezone)) {\n163:   throw new ArgumentError(`Invalid timezone: ${timezone}. Must be a valid IANA timezone identifier.`);\n164: }\n165: ```\n166: \n167: ### Testing Style\n168: \n169: - Write descriptive test names\n170: - Use `describe` blocks to group related tests\n171: - Test both success and error cases\n172: - Mock external dependencies\n173: \n174: ```typescript\n175: describe('operate', () => {\n176:   describe('when configuration is valid', () => {\n177:     it('should return an operator instance', async () => {\n178:       const config = createValidConfig();\n179:       const operator = await operate(config);\n180:       expect(operator).toBeDefined();\n181:     });\n182:   });\n183: \n184:   describe('when configuration is invalid', () => {\n185:     it('should throw ConfigurationError', async () => {\n186:       const invalidConfig = createInvalidConfig();\n187:       await expect(operate(invalidConfig)).rejects.toThrow(ConfigurationError);\n188:     });\n189:   });\n190: });\n191: ```\n192: \n193: ## Types of Contributions\n194: \n195: ### 🐛 Bug Reports\n196: \n197: When reporting bugs, please include:\n198: \n199: - **Description**: Clear description of the bug\n200: - **Steps to reproduce**: Minimal steps to trigger the issue\n201: - **Expected behavior**: What you expected to happen\n202: - **Actual behavior**: What actually happened\n203: - **Environment**: Node.js version, OS, DreadCabinet version\n204: - **Code example**: Minimal code that reproduces the issue\n205: \n206: ### ✨ Feature Requests\n207: \n208: For feature requests, please include:\n209: \n210: - **Use case**: Why this feature would be valuable\n211: - **Proposed API**: How you imagine the feature would work\n212: - **Alternatives**: Other ways to achieve the same goal\n213: - **Breaking changes**: Whether this would break existing code\n214: \n215: ### 📚 Documentation Improvements\n216: \n217: Documentation contributions are always welcome:\n218: \n219: - Fix typos and grammar\n220: - Improve existing examples\n221: - Add new examples for complex use cases\n222: - Translate documentation (if supported in the future)\n223: \n224: ### 🧪 Tests\n225: \n226: Help improve test coverage:\n227: \n228: - Add tests for edge cases\n229: - Improve existing test descriptions\n230: - Add integration tests\n231: - Performance tests for large file sets\n232: \n233: ## Development Guidelines\n234: \n235: ### Adding New Features\n236: \n237: 1. **Start with an issue**: Discuss the feature before implementing\n238: 2. **Design the API**: Consider how it fits with existing patterns\n239: 3. **Write tests first**: Consider TDD approach\n240: 4. **Implement incrementally**: Small, focused commits\n241: 5. **Update documentation**: Include examples and API docs\n242: \n243: ### Modifying Existing Features\n244: \n245: 1. **Understand the impact**: Consider backwards compatibility\n246: 2. **Add deprecation warnings**: If changing existing APIs\n247: 3. **Update all affected tests**: Ensure comprehensive coverage\n248: 4. **Update documentation**: Reflect all changes\n249: \n250: ### Performance Considerations\n251: \n252: - Profile performance-critical code\n253: - Consider memory usage for large file sets\n254: - Test with realistic data sizes\n255: - Document performance characteristics\n256: \n257: ## Pull Request Guidelines\n258: \n259: ### Before Submitting\n260: \n261: - [ ] Tests pass locally\n262: - [ ] Code is properly formatted (`npm run lint:fix`)\n263: - [ ] Documentation is updated\n264: - [ ] Commit messages follow conventional format\n265: - [ ] Branch is up to date with main\n266: \n267: ### Pull Request Description\n268: \n269: Include:\n270: \n271: - **Summary**: Brief description of changes\n272: - **Motivation**: Why this change is needed\n273: - **Testing**: How you tested the changes\n274: - **Breaking changes**: Any backwards incompatible changes\n275: - **Related issues**: Link to GitHub issues\n276: \n277: ### Review Process\n278: \n279: 1. **Automated checks**: CI tests must pass\n280: 2. **Code review**: At least one maintainer review\n281: 3. **Documentation review**: For user-facing changes\n282: 4. **Final testing**: Maintainers may do additional testing\n283: \n284: ## Release Process\n285: \n286: Releases are handled by maintainers:\n287: \n288: 1. Version bump following semantic versioning\n289: 2. Update changelog\n290: 3. Create GitHub release\n291: 4. Publish to npm\n292: 5. Update documentation site\n293: \n294: ## Community Guidelines\n295: \n296: ### Be Respectful\n297: \n298: - Use welcoming and inclusive language\n299: - Be respectful of differing viewpoints\n300: - Focus on what's best for the community\n301: - Show empathy towards other contributors\n302: \n303: ### Be Constructive\n304: \n305: - Provide helpful feedback in reviews\n306: - Suggest improvements rather than just pointing out problems\n307: - Help newcomers get started\n308: - Share knowledge and best practices\n309: \n310: ### Communication Channels\n311: \n312: - **GitHub Issues**: Bug reports, feature requests\n313: - **GitHub Discussions**: General questions, ideas\n314: - **Pull Requests**: Code contributions, reviews\n315: \n316: ## Getting Help\n317: \n318: ### Development Questions\n319: \n320: - Check existing issues and discussions\n321: - Ask questions in GitHub Discussions\n322: - Reach out to maintainers for complex issues\n323: \n324: ### Contribution Questions\n325: \n326: - Review this contributing guide\n327: - Look at recent pull requests for examples\n328: - Ask in GitHub Discussions\n329: \n330: ### Technical Support\n331: \n332: - Check the documentation first\n333: - Search existing issues\n334: - Create a new issue with detailed information\n335: \n336: ## Recognition\n337: \n338: Contributors are recognized in:\n339: \n340: - GitHub contributors list\n341: - Release notes for significant contributions\n342: - Documentation acknowledgments\n343: \n344: Thank you for contributing to DreadCabinet! 🎉 ",
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'sidebar-open' : ''}`}>\n152:                     <div className=\"sidebar-content\">\n153:                         <h2>Documentation</h2>\n154:                         <ul className=\"nav-list\">\n155:                             {DOC_SECTIONS.map((section) => (\n156:                                 <li key={section.id}>\n157:                                     <button\n158:                                         className={`nav-item ${activeSection === section.id ? 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+    "content": "1: # Frequently Asked Questions\n2: \n3: Common questions and answers about using DreadCabinet.\n4: \n5: ## General Questions\n6: \n7: ### What is DreadCabinet?\n8: \n9: DreadCabinet is a TypeScript/JavaScript library that brings order to your digital chaos by organizing, renaming, and transforming files based on date, subject, and other metadata. It's designed to be integrated into your own CLI applications rather than being a standalone tool.\n10: \n11: ### Is DreadCabinet a standalone CLI tool?\n12: \n13: No, DreadCabinet is a library that you integrate into your own CLI applications. This design gives you maximum flexibility to customize the file processing logic for your specific needs and integrate with your existing workflows.\n14: \n15: ### Why should I use DreadCabinet instead of writing my own file organization script?\n16: \n17: DreadCabinet provides:\n18: - Battle-tested file organization patterns\n19: - Robust date and timezone handling\n20: - Intelligent filename generation with collision handling\n21: - Concurrent processing capabilities\n22: - Comprehensive CLI option management\n23: - TypeScript support with full type definitions\n24: - Integration with configuration file libraries\n25: \n26: ## File Processing\n27: \n28: ### Will DreadCabinet overwrite my original files?\n29: \n30: No. DreadCabinet only reads your source files and creates renamed copies in the output directory. Your original files remain completely untouched. If you specify the same directory for both input and output, DreadCabinet will rename files (or add suffixes) to avoid overwriting.\n31: \n32: ### What file types does DreadCabinet support?\n33: \n34: DreadCabinet can process any file type, but by default it's configured to handle Markdown (`.md`) files. You can configure it to process any file extensions you need:\n35: \n36: ```bash\n37: my-app --extensions md txt json yaml\n38: ```\n39: \n40: ### How do I specify multiple file extensions?\n41: \n42: Pass them as space-separated arguments to `--extensions`:\n43: \n44: ```bash\n45: my-app --extensions md txt markdown rst\n46: ```\n47: \n48: Or in a configuration file:\n49: ```yaml\n50: extensions:\n51:   - md\n52:   - txt\n53:   - markdown\n54: ```\n55: \n56: ### What happens if two files produce the same date and subject?\n57: \n58: DreadCabinet automatically detects collisions and appends an extra identifier so files don't overwrite each other. You might see:\n59: \n60: ```\n61: 2025-05-13-meeting.md\n62: 2025-05-13-meeting-1.md\n63: 2025-05-13-meeting-a7b9.md\n64: ```\n65: \n66: ## Date and Time Handling\n67: \n68: ### How does DreadCabinet detect dates in files?\n69: \n70: DreadCabinet uses a hierarchical approach:\n71: \n72: 1. **File metadata/front matter** (if your application implements parsing)\n73: 2. **Filename patterns** (e.g., `2025-01-15-notes.md`)\n74: 3. **File modification timestamp** (as fallback)\n75: \n76: The exact implementation depends on how you integrate DreadCabinet into your application.\n77: \n78: ### Does DreadCabinet parse YAML front matter automatically?\n79: \n80: DreadCabinet provides the framework, but you implement the parsing logic. This gives you full control over how metadata is extracted from your files. See the [Advanced Usage](advanced-usage.md#subject-extraction-strategies) guide for examples.\n81: \n82: ### Why is the filename missing the full date when I use `--output-structure month`?\n83: \n84: DreadCabinet automatically omits redundant parts of the date in filenames if they're already included in the directory path. This prevents something like `2025/05/13/2025-05-13-my-note.md`.\n85: \n86: For example:\n87: - With `--output-structure month`: `2025/05/13-meeting.md`\n88: - With `--output-structure day`: `2025/05/13/meeting.md`\n89: \n90: This is by design to keep filenames clean and avoid redundancy.\n91: \n92: ### Can I force DreadCabinet to always include the full date in filenames?\n93: \n94: Currently, DreadCabinet automatically handles date redundancy. If you need different behavior, you can implement custom filename generation in your processing function or request this as a feature enhancement.\n95: \n96: ### What timezone formats does DreadCabinet support?\n97: \n98: DreadCabinet supports any timezone from the [IANA Time Zone Database](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones). Examples:\n99: \n100: - `America/New_York`\n101: - `Europe/London` \n102: - `Asia/Tokyo`\n103: - `Etc/UTC`\n104: \n105: ## Performance and Concurrency\n106: \n107: ### How many files can DreadCabinet process concurrently?\n108: \n109: By default, DreadCabinet processes files sequentially (`--concurrency 1`). You can increase this based on your system capabilities:\n110: \n111: ```bash\n112: # Process 5 files simultaneously\n113: my-app --concurrency 5\n114: \n115: # For powerful systems\n116: my-app --concurrency 10\n117: ```\n118: \n119: A good rule of thumb is to set concurrency between 2-10 depending on your system and the complexity of your file processing operations.\n120: \n121: ### Will high concurrency improve performance?\n122: \n123: It depends on your workload:\n124: \n125: - **I/O-bound operations** (copying, reading files): Higher concurrency usually helps\n126: - **CPU-bound operations** (text processing, image manipulation): Concurrency equal to CPU cores is often optimal\n127: - **Memory-intensive operations**: Lower concurrency to avoid exhausting system memory\n128: \n129: Start with a low value and experiment to find the optimal setting for your use case.\n130: \n131: ### How do I process only a subset of files for testing?\n132: \n133: Use the `--limit` option:\n134: \n135: ```bash\n136: # Process only the first 10 files found\n137: my-app --limit 10\n138: \n139: # Test with 50 files\n140: my-app --limit 50\n141: ```\n142: \n143: This is useful for testing configurations on large file collections.\n144: \n145: ## Configuration\n146: \n147: ### Can I use configuration files instead of command-line arguments?\n148: \n149: Yes! DreadCabinet integrates well with `@theunwalked/cardigantime` for configuration file support. You can use YAML, JSON, or JavaScript configuration files. See the [Configuration Files](configuration-files.md) guide for detailed examples.\n150: \n151: ### How do command-line arguments override configuration files?\n152: \n153: The typical precedence order is:\n154: \n155: 1. Application defaults (lowest)\n156: 2. Configuration file values\n157: 3. Environment variables (if implemented)\n158: 4. Command-line arguments (highest)\n159: \n160: This means CLI arguments always win, allowing for flexible overrides.\n161: \n162: ### Can I have different configurations for different environments?\n163: \n164: Yes! You can maintain separate configuration files:\n165: \n166: ```\n167: .config/\n168: ├── development.yaml\n169: ├── staging.yaml\n170: └── production.yaml\n171: ```\n172: \n173: Then specify which one to use:\n174: ```bash\n175: my-app --config-file .config/production.yaml\n176: ```\n177: \n178: ## Integration and Development\n179: \n180: ### How do I integrate DreadCabinet with my existing CLI tool?\n181: \n182: Follow these basic steps:\n183: \n184: 1. Install DreadCabinet: `npm install @theunwalked/dreadcabinet`\n185: 2. Create a DreadCabinet instance with your defaults\n186: 3. Configure your Commander.js program with DreadCabinet options\n187: 4. Parse CLI arguments and validate configuration\n188: 5. Create an operator and implement your file processing logic\n189: \n190: See the [Getting Started](getting-started.md) guide for a complete example.\n191: \n192: ### Can I customize which CLI options are available?\n193: \n194: Yes! Use the `features` array when creating your DreadCabinet instance:\n195: \n196: ```javascript\n197: const instance = DreadCabinet.create({\n198:   features: ['input', 'output', 'extensions']\n199:   // This only enables basic input/output and extension filtering\n200: });\n201: ```\n202: \n203: See [Advanced Usage](advanced-usage.md#features-configuration) for all available features.\n204: \n205: ### How do I implement custom subject extraction?\n206: \n207: Implement your own logic in the processing function:\n208: \n209: ```javascript\n210: await operator.process(async (file) => {\n211:   const content = await fs.readFile(file.path, 'utf8');\n212:   \n213:   // Custom subject extraction logic\n214:   const subject = extractSubjectFromContent(content);\n215:   \n216:   // Use the subject in your processing\n217:   console.log(`Processing: ${subject}`);\n218: });\n219: ```\n220: \n221: ### Can I use DreadCabinet with languages other than JavaScript/TypeScript?\n222: \n223: DreadCabinet is specifically designed for Node.js/JavaScript/TypeScript applications. For other languages, you might consider:\n224: \n225: 1. Creating a Node.js wrapper that calls your main application\n226: 2. Using DreadCabinet as inspiration to implement similar functionality in your language\n227: 3. Creating a standalone CLI tool with DreadCabinet and calling it from your application\n228: \n229: ## Troubleshooting\n230: \n231: ### I'm getting \"Configuration validation failed\" errors\n232: \n233: This usually means:\n234: \n235: 1. **Invalid option values**: Check that your extensions, timezone, or structure values are valid\n236: 2. **Type mismatches**: Ensure numbers are numbers, booleans are booleans, etc.\n237: 3. **Missing required fields**: Some combinations of features require certain options\n238: \n239: Enable detailed logging to see exactly what's failing:\n240: \n241: ```javascript\n242: try {\n243:   await instance.validate(config);\n244: } catch (error) {\n245:   console.error('Validation details:', error.issues); // For Zod validation errors\n246: }\n247: ```\n248: \n249: ### Files aren't being found\n250: \n251: Check these common issues:\n252: \n253: 1. **File extensions**: Make sure your `--extensions` setting includes the files you want to process\n254: 2. **Directory structure**: Verify the `--input-directory` path is correct\n255: 3. **Recursive processing**: Add `--recursive` if your files are in subdirectories\n256: 4. **File permissions**: Ensure DreadCabinet can read the input directory\n257: \n258: ### Output files are going to unexpected locations\n259: \n260: 1. **Check output structure**: The `--output-structure` setting affects where files are placed\n261: 2. **Verify output directory**: Make sure `--output-directory` is set correctly\n262: 3. **Date detection**: If dates aren't being detected properly, files might be organized by their modification time\n263: \n264: ### Performance is slower than expected\n265: \n266: 1. **Reduce concurrency**: High concurrency can sometimes hurt performance\n267: 2. **Check file processing logic**: Complex processing functions will be slower\n268: 3. **Use selective processing**: Skip unchanged files or add filters\n269: 4. **Profile your code**: Use Node.js profiling tools to find bottlenecks\n270: \n271: ## Getting Help\n272: \n273: ### Where can I find more examples?\n274: \n275: - Check the [Getting Started](getting-started.md) guide for basic examples\n276: - See [Advanced Usage](advanced-usage.md) for complex scenarios\n277: - Review the [API Reference](api-reference.md) for complete documentation\n278: \n279: ### How do I report bugs or request features?\n280: \n281: 1. Check the [GitHub issues](https://github.com/tobrien/dreadcabinet/issues) for existing reports\n282: 2. Create a new issue with:\n283:    - Clear description of the problem or feature request\n284:    - Code examples demonstrating the issue\n285:    - Your environment details (Node.js version, OS, etc.)\n286:    - Steps to reproduce\n287: \n288: ### Can I contribute to DreadCabinet?\n289: \n290: Yes! Contributions are welcome. See the [Contributing Guide](contributing.md) for details on:\n291: \n292: - Setting up the development environment\n293: - Running tests\n294: - Submitting pull requests\n295: - Code style guidelines ",
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+    "content": "SUGGESTED_SPLITS:\nSplit 1:\nFiles: [.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml, .github/workflows/test.yml, .github/workflows/npm-publish.yml, .github/workflows/pnpm-publish.yml]\nRationale: CI/CD behavior changes (new security check, test trigger changes, and switching the release publish workflow to npm) are reviewable together and independent of docs/metadata updates.\nMessage: |\n  ci: add dependency review and publish releases via npm\n\n  - Add dependency-review workflow with PR summary comments\n  - Run test workflow on pull requests to main/working (instead of push)\n  - Replace pnpm-based publish workflow with npm publish using npm ci and NPM_TOKEN\n\nSplit 2:\nFiles: [package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, docs/pnpm-lock.yaml, pnpm-workspace.yaml]\nRationale: Package manager/config changes (scripts/overrides/workspace + lockfile updates) should be reviewed as a cohesive “tooling” change.\nMessage: |\n  chore: prefer npm scripts and drop pnpm workspace config\n\n  - Switch build/test/watch/prepublish scripts from pnpm to npm\n  - Move wrap-ansi override to top-level overrides\n  - Remove pnpm-workspace.yaml\n  - Update pnpm lockfiles to match dependency resolution\n\nSplit 3:\nFiles: [LICENSE, README.md, docs/public/contributing.md, docs/public/faq.md, docs/src/App.tsx]\nRationale: Ownership/branding and documentation link updates are user-facing but don’t affect runtime/CI behavior; easier to review separately.\nMessage: |\n  docs: update repo links and attribution to tobrien\n\n  - Update GitHub URLs across docs/site from SemicolonAmbulance to tobrien\n  - Update contributing guide to use npm commands\n  - Update LICENSE/README and docs footer attribution\n\nSplit 4:\nFiles: [.DS_Store, src/.DS_Store, tests/.DS_Store]\nRationale: Accidental OS-generated binaries shouldn’t ship; keep noise out of functional commits.\nMessage: |\n  chore: remove accidentally committed .DS_Store files"
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+
+## Generated Commit Message
+
+```
+SUGGESTED_SPLITS:
+Split 1:
+Files: [.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml, .github/workflows/test.yml, .github/workflows/npm-publish.yml, .github/workflows/pnpm-publish.yml]
+Rationale: CI/CD behavior changes (new security check, test trigger changes, and switching the release publish workflow to npm) are reviewable together and independent of docs/metadata updates.
+Message: |
+  ci: add dependency review and publish releases via npm
+
+  - Add dependency-review workflow with PR summary comments
+  - Run test workflow on pull requests to main/working (instead of push)
+  - Replace pnpm-based publish workflow with npm publish using npm ci and NPM_TOKEN
+
+Split 2:
+Files: [package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, docs/pnpm-lock.yaml, pnpm-workspace.yaml]
+Rationale: Package manager/config changes (scripts/overrides/workspace + lockfile updates) should be reviewed as a cohesive “tooling” change.
+Message: |
+  chore: prefer npm scripts and drop pnpm workspace config
+
+  - Switch build/test/watch/prepublish scripts from pnpm to npm
+  - Move wrap-ansi override to top-level overrides
+  - Remove pnpm-workspace.yaml
+  - Update pnpm lockfiles to match dependency resolution
+
+Split 3:
+Files: [LICENSE, README.md, docs/public/contributing.md, docs/public/faq.md, docs/src/App.tsx]
+Rationale: Ownership/branding and documentation link updates are user-facing but don’t affect runtime/CI behavior; easier to review separately.
+Message: |
+  docs: update repo links and attribution to tobrien
+
+  - Update GitHub URLs across docs/site from SemicolonAmbulance to tobrien
+  - Update contributing guide to use npm commands
+  - Update LICENSE/README and docs footer attribution
+
+Split 4:
+Files: [.DS_Store, src/.DS_Store, tests/.DS_Store]
+Rationale: Accidental OS-generated binaries shouldn’t ship; keep noise out of functional commits.
+Message: |
+  chore: remove accidentally committed .DS_Store files
+```
+
+## Suggested Commit Splits
+
+### Split 1
+
+**Files**: [.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml, .github/workflows/test.yml, .github/workflows/npm-publish.yml, .github/workflows/pnpm-publish.yml]
+
+**Rationale**: CI/CD behavior changes (new security check, test trigger changes, and switching the release publish workflow to npm) are reviewable together and independent of docs/metadata updates.
+
+**Message**:
+```
+|
+  ci: add dependency review and publish releases via npm
+
+  - Add dependency-review workflow with PR summary comments
+  - Run test workflow on pull requests to main/working (instead of push)
+  - Replace pnpm-based publish workflow with npm publish using npm ci and NPM_TOKEN
+```
+
+### Split 2
+
+**Files**: [package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, docs/pnpm-lock.yaml, pnpm-workspace.yaml]
+
+**Rationale**: Package manager/config changes (scripts/overrides/workspace + lockfile updates) should be reviewed as a cohesive “tooling” change.
+
+**Message**:
+```
+|
+  chore: prefer npm scripts and drop pnpm workspace config
+
+  - Switch build/test/watch/prepublish scripts from pnpm to npm
+  - Move wrap-ansi override to top-level overrides
+  - Remove pnpm-workspace.yaml
+  - Update pnpm lockfiles to match dependency resolution
+```
+
+### Split 3
+
+**Files**: [LICENSE, README.md, docs/public/contributing.md, docs/public/faq.md, docs/src/App.tsx]
+
+**Rationale**: Ownership/branding and documentation link updates are user-facing but don’t affect runtime/CI behavior; easier to review separately.
+
+**Message**:
+```
+|
+  docs: update repo links and attribution to tobrien
+
+  - Update GitHub URLs across docs/site from SemicolonAmbulance to tobrien
+  - Update contributing guide to use npm commands
+  - Update LICENSE/README and docs footer attribution
+```
+
+### Split 4
+
+**Files**: [.DS_Store, src/.DS_Store, tests/.DS_Store]
+
+**Rationale**: Accidental OS-generated binaries shouldn’t ship; keep noise out of functional commits.
+
+**Message**:
+```
+|
+  chore: remove accidentally committed .DS_Store files
+```