human-to-code 0.1.23 → 0.1.26

package/docs/SCALABILITY.md

@@ -89,10 +89,11 @@ between releases:
 - **Minimal production dependencies.** HTTP, hashing, JSON, process handling,
   provider access, and orchestration use Node built-ins. TypeScript is the one
   deliberate runtime compiler dependency for direct JS/TS candidate validation,
-  both per-file syntax checks and the combined candidate-project type check;
+  both per-file syntax checks and the combined TypeScript/opted-in-JavaScript check;
   `@types/node` ships with it so `node:` builtin imports resolve in target
   projects without their own type dependencies. Combined validation builds a
-  TypeScript program over the project's JS/TS files per staged pass, so its
+  TypeScript program over the project's JS/TS files per staged pass (without
+  forcing semantic `checkJs` on plain JavaScript), so its
   cost grows with project size — the walk is bounded and `skipLibCheck` is
   forced, but very large repositories pay a real compile cost per conversion
   run. Adding another runtime dependency changes the supply-chain posture and
@@ -105,13 +106,15 @@ between releases:
   whole repositories or introduce a persistent embedding cache as a shortcut.
   A new relationship rule must provide an exact relative path, remain evidence
   rather than authority, and ship with an adversarial false-relationship test.
-- **Integration reconciliation stays opt-in and bounded.** The default direct
-  path relies on ProjectMemory and does not add a second provider pass. With
-  `direct.reconcileIntegrations` enabled, eligible generated HTML targets are
-  counted before confirmation, already-consistent targets add zero requests,
-  and each target has at most one reconciliation request. Expand this checker
-  only with deterministic, low-false-positive diagnostics and an explicit
-  receipt ceiling; never turn it into an unbounded model review loop.
+- **Integration reconciliation stays generic, opt-in, and bounded.** The
+  default direct path relies on ProjectMemory and adds no second provider pass.
+  With `direct.reconcileIntegrations` enabled, language profiles provide
+  structured relationship edges, small connected components are audited
+  together, and large components split into bounded target neighborhoods.
+  Strict audit JSON may name only supplied paths; each target is repaired at
+  most once and each group is verified at most once. Conservative audit/repair
+  ceilings appear before confirmation. New ecosystems extend relationship and
+  contract profiles rather than adding scenario branches to orchestration.
 - **Errors are typed and named.** Each layer exports its own error classes
   (`ArtifactValidationError`, `ProviderError`, `PatchSafetyError`, …) so the
   CLI can map failures to exit codes without string matching. Error messages

package/docs/roadmap/html-css.md

@@ -12,11 +12,10 @@ files to an HTML request with exact relative references, then carries accepted
 HTML ids/classes/references forward as compact contracts for later CSS and
 JavaScript requests. This is generation context, not the link-graph validation
 planned below. An optional direct safety net is also available through
-`direct.reconcileIntegrations`: it checks that generated whole-file HTML loads
-conventional same-directory generated CSS/browser-JavaScript companions and
-uses at most one bounded reconciliation request when an exact reference is
-missing. It defaults off and is narrower than the future complete static-web
-link graph.
+`direct.reconcileIntegrations`: the same generic cross-language auditor used for
+Python, Rust, JS/TS, and other supported relationships can audit the structured
+HTML/CSS/JavaScript edges supplied by ProjectMemory. It defaults off and remains
+narrower than the future deterministic complete static-web link graph.
 
 ## Target profile
 - `Ecosystem`: `static-web`.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "human-to-code",
-  "version": "0.1.23",
+  "version": "0.1.26",
   "description": "Safely turn reviewed natural-language change contracts into validated code patches.",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "./dist/index.js",