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docs(readme): apply the README presentation standard to the org profile - #10
Brings the organisation profile README in line with the README presentation standard (docs/README-STANDARD.md in VMAFx/vmafx).
Banner: a new 1200x120 banner at profile/golusoris-readme-banner.svg, shown at 120 px.
Badges: one block in the fixed group order (CI, security, standards, licence, support). The security group shows the OpenSSF Scorecard, the OpenSSF Best Practices level of project 16160, the Codacy grade and CodeRabbit, the review bots that check every pull request here (CONTRIBUTING.md). No release badge, because the repository has no releases.
Text: a bold tagline and one italic context line under the badges, then the existing sections plus Contribute, Support, and Upstream and licence sections that point at the existing CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md and REUSE.toml.
Links and claims: the tagline context line and the intro link each claim to the repository behind it (golusoris/golusoris, golusoris/goenvoy, uber-go/fx). The four app repositories are not published yet, so the apps keep their names and descriptions without links. The governance section says what AGENTS.md declares instead of claiming conformance.
Lint: the naming table's delimiter row gets spaces, so markdownlint-cli2 profile/README.md reports 0 issues.
After main was merged in (it now carries the exception categories from #11), the pull request changes only profile/README.md and the banner.
Bring the organization profile README in line with the standard presentation and accurately describe the golusoris ecosystem, governance, and licensing.
New Features:
Add a standardized organization profile presentation with a banner, ordered badges, linked ecosystem overview, and contribution, support, and licensing sections.
Bug Fixes:
Fix the naming convention table formatting so the profile README passes markdownlint without issues.
Enhancements:
Clarify repository availability, upstream relationships, and governance claims in the profile content.
Documentation:
Align the organization profile README with the project's presentation standard and document its projects, governance, contribution guidance, support options, and licensing.
Chores:
Add the organization profile banner asset.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Documentation
Replaced the profile README with an expanded ecosystem overview, including a banner, badges, and descriptions of the framework, service clients, and apps.
Listed apps and clarified that their repositories are not yet published.
Added contribution and vulnerability-reporting links, support links, code and documentation license details, and standards and governance information.
Removed image-based support buttons and added text-based links to GitHub Sponsors and Ko-fi.
Adds a 120 px banner, one badge block in the standard group order, a bold
tagline and the standard section order. The release and CodeRabbit badges
are left out: the repository has no releases and CONTRIBUTING.md states
that no review bot runs. The table delimiter row gets spaces so
markdownlint MD060 passes.
The four adoption exceptions in .standards.yaml get category A, entered
2026-10-22 (the adoption commit 74800d9) and an unchanged expiry, so the
current engine accepts the manifest.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
Replace the plain profile header with a centered banner, ordered badge block, and linked tagline, and add the banner asset used by that presentation.
profile/README.md L1-32, L46
profile/golusoris-readme-banner.svg L1-38
Expand the introduction and ecosystem listing, clarify that app repositories are not yet published, and adjust the naming table delimiter for markdownlint.
profile/README.md L33-43, L52-58, L63
Add contribution guidance, replace image-based support buttons with text links, and document upstream licensing and governance practices.
profile/README.md L70-103
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The profile README replaces its brief overview with an expanded ecosystem description and updates the app listing. It adds contribution guidance, support links, licensing details, and governance information.
Changes: Profile README
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Summary
Revise profile overview profile/README.md
Adds a banner, badges, and an ecosystem overview. Updates the app listing to say that app repositories are not published yet and removes repository links. Retains the naming-convention information.
Add repository guidance and policy information profile/README.md
Adds contribution guidance, replaces image-based support links with text links, and adds licensing and governance information.
This is a documentation-only change to the organisation profile README. The previously reported dead app links have been removed, and the remaining repository links resolve, so there is no actionable merge-blocking risk.
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The change affects 1 system.
Changed systems:profile
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observed — profile (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in profile/README.md: Replaces the short title and tagline with a centered banner, ordered badges, and an expanded ecosystem tagline.
observed — Modified behavior in profile/README.md: Adds an overview of the framework, service clients, and applications, followed by an “At a glance” section; the old “What’s here” heading is removed.
observed — Modified behavior in profile/README.md: Retains the library listings. The Apps text changes from saying app repositories live here to saying they are not published yet; the app names and descriptions remain, but repository links are removed.
observed — Modified behavior in profile/README.md: Retains the naming convention and namesake-repository explanation.
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The title "docs(readme): apply the README presentation standard to the org profile" matches the main change. The PR replaces profile/README.md to follow the README presentation standard, adding a banner, grouped badges, tagline, Contribute/Support/Upstream and license sections, and governance details. The title names the file type (docs), the file (readme), and the org profile target. It is specific and does not use vague terms.
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Pull Request Overview
✅ No blocking issues noticed
No blocking findings were identified. The changed files have no reported code-quality or complexity concerns, and no acceptance criterion was shown to be definitively unaddressed. Verification of the README formatting, links, banner, badges, and standards exceptions is still recommended.
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Please run and record the relevant markdownlint and standards validation checks so the README requirements are independently verified.
Test suggestions
Validate the README banner dimensions, path, and accessible alternative text.
Validate badge grouping and ordering, including absence of unsupported badges.
Run markdownlint against profile/README.md and verify zero issues.
Run the standards audit and verify all four exceptions are accepted.
Verify README links and the licensing/support/contribution sections point to the intended repository resources.
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1. Validate the README banner dimensions, path, and accessible alternative text.
2. Validate badge grouping and ordering, including absence of unsupported badges.
3. Run markdownlint against profile/README.md and verify zero issues.
4. Run the standards audit and verify all four exceptions are accepted.
5. Verify README links and the licensing/support/contribution sections point to the intended repository resources.
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Hey - I've found 3 issues
Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="profile/README.md"line_range="6" />
<code_context>
+badge lines past 80 columns, so those five rules are off for this file.+Same directive style as docs/adr/0000-template.md. The prose below still+wraps at 80. -->
+<divalign="center">
-Foundational Go libraries + the apps built on top of them.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Badges and tagline show as source**
When gitHub renders the organisation profile README, `<div align="center">` makes GitHub treat the enclosed Markdown as raw HTML, so the badge links and emphasized tagline appear as literal source instead of rendered content.
Move the Markdown badges and tagline outside the raw HTML block, or rewrite them as HTML.
Also at `profile/README.md:12-24`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="profile/README.md"line_range="87-88" />
<code_context>
+
+## Standards & Governance
+
+This repository conforms to High-Integrity Systems Standards (HISS-21)
+and Conventional Commits conventions.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Unverified standards conformance claim**
When readers rely on the README’s governance statement, the README says the repository “conforms to” HISS-21, while AGENTS.md records HISS-21’s status as “unknown” and “advisory”; readers get an assurance the repository’s own governance record does not support.
Change “conforms to” to wording that describes HISS-21 as an adopted or targeted standard unless conformance is verified.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="profile/README.md"line_range="24-26" />
<code_context>
+[](https://github.com/sponsors/lusoris)+[](https://ko-fi.com/lusoris)++**Foundational Go libraries and the applications built on top of them**++*The central framework modules, service clients, and self-hosted apps of the golusoris ecosystem*+
+</div>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**README claims lack evidence links**
When readers encounter the new summary and conformance statements, `profile/README.md` makes project-description and standards-conformance claims without pointing each claim to a supporting file, command, or test, so readers cannot verify them against the docs register.
Add a specific supporting file, command, or test for each claim, or remove claims that cannot be substantiated.
Also at `profile/README.md:30-33`, `profile/README.md:87-88`.
</issue_to_address>
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Minor · Fix the broken app links. · README.md:49-51
profile/README.md:49-51 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Fix the broken app links.
The links for app-lurkarr, app-subdo, and app-arca currently resolve to GitHub 404 pages. Update the repository slugs or remove these entries until the public repositories exist. ()
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Review comment at @profile/README.md around lines 49 - 51:
Update the app-lurkarr, app-subdo, and app-arca entries in the profile README so
their links point to verified public repositories; remove any entry whose public
repository cannot be confirmed.
Prompt to fix all issues
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @profile/README.md:
- Around line 49-51: Update the app-lurkarr, app-subdo, and app-arca entries in
the profile README so their links point to verified public repositories; remove
any entry whose public repository cannot be confirmed.
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* chore(governance): re-adopt Praetor at engine 5dfdd28b34d4
The installed engine (5dfdd28b34d4) renders the branch ruleset with a
copilot_code_review rule, so `praetorctl audit` reported ruleset drift
on main and the pre-commit audit refused every commit. `praetorctl
compile-context --verify` also failed on main: the four exceptions
lacked the category the engine now requires.
- .github/rulesets/main.json: rendered by `praetorctl sync` from the
declared policy; adds the copilot_code_review rule.
- .standards.yaml: each exception gains `entered: "2026-10-22"` and
`category: A` (the same hunk as #10).
- `praetorctl adopt` refreshed lefthook.yml (pre-push secrets,
docstrings and merge-check jobs; agent checkpoint hooks removed),
renovate.json (engine pin custom manager), .gitignore (Codacy
artefacts), .config/agent/hooks/block_evasion.py (string wrapping
only) and the README governance badge link, and created
.coderabbit.yaml (review drafts on every base branch).
The live ruleset on GitHub is unchanged; applying the file there is a
separate step.
* fix(governance): restore the checkpoint hooks and name the review bots
The re-adopt ran praetorctl adopt without a source root, so the engine
could not verify the checkpoint bundle and rewrote lefthook.yml without
the agent-checkpoint-tool and agent-checkpoint-stop jobs, while
checkpoint.py stayed installed and uncalled.
- Re-ran praetorctl adopt --lock-source-root with a checkout of engine
5dfdd28b34d4. It restores both checkpoint jobs in lefthook.yml and
refreshes .config/lefthook/scripts/checkpoint.py and common.py, which
are now byte-identical to that engine commit. This also clears the
two pre-push warnings that both scripts predate this release.
- CONTRIBUTING.md said golusoris has no review bot. CodeRabbit,
Sourcery and Codacy review pull requests, so the Review section now
names them and states that no bot review counts as an approval.
* docs(contributing): say that review threads must be resolved
The praetor-main-protection ruleset sets
required_review_thread_resolution, so a pull request stays blocked
after its checks pass until every review thread is resolved. Fixing or
answering a comment does not resolve its thread, and the Review section
did not say so.
* docs(contributing): limit thread resolution to review threads
A bot's top-level walkthrough comment has no review thread, so the
rule now asks for each review thread to be resolved rather than the
thread of every comment.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
The four app repositories do not exist yet, so their links returned
404. The apps keep their names and descriptions, and the list says
that the repositories are not published yet.
The tagline context line and the intro paragraph now link each claim
to the repository behind it: golusoris/golusoris for the framework
modules, golusoris/goenvoy for the service clients, and uber-go/fx
for fx. The intro no longer claims shipped production applications.
The governance section no longer claims conformance to HISS. It says
that AGENTS.md declares the 21 invariants of the High-Integrity
Systems Standard from Praetor and that its table marks which ones are
enforced and which are advisory only.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
@coderabbitai The outside-diff item on the app links (profile/README.md:49-51) is fixed in 710db0c. The GitHub API returns 404 for all four app repositories, app-revenge included, not only the three in the comment. The list therefore keeps each app's name and description without a link, and says that the repositories are not published yet.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @profile/README.md:
- Around line 96-97: Update the Conventional Commits guidance in the README to
apply to pull request titles rather than commits. Keep the existing reference to
CONTRIBUTING.md and avoid implying that all commits must follow this rule.
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git log -1 --format='%h %s'printf'%s\n''--- Referenced commit ---'
git show -s --format='%h %s' 710db0c
printf'%s\n''--- README app section at HEAD ---'if [ -f profile/README.md ];then
sed -n '35,85p' profile/README.md | nl -ba -v35
elseprintf'%s\n''profile/README.md not found'fiprintf'%s\n''--- Referenced commit changes to README ---'
git show --format= --unified=3 710db0c -- profile/README.md
printf'%s\n''--- Agent instruction files ---'
fd -HI -t f '^AGENTS\.md$'. -E .git
printf'%s\n''--- Thread-resolution guidance ---'
rg -n -i -C 2 'resolv(e|ing|ed|ution).{0,60}(thread|comment)|(?:thread|comment).{0,60}resolv(e|ing|ed|ution)' AGENTS.md profile/AGENTS.md 2>/dev/null ||true
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@lusoris Thanks for the clarification. I checked commit 710db0c. The README keeps all four app names and descriptions without links and states that the repositories are not published yet. This addresses the reported dead links.
The README standard puts the OpenSSF Best Practices level and the
review bots that check every pull request into the security group.
This repository now has all three: Best Practices project 16160, the
Codacy grade and CodeRabbit reviews.
The Codacy badge is the grade image Codacy serves itself; its token is
badges.grade of the repository record in the Codacy API. The
CodeRabbit badge is the same static badge VMAFx uses. Each image
answers in under 0.4 s, inside the 4 s limit of GitHub's image proxy.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
The governance paragraph said that commits follow Conventional
Commits. CONTRIBUTING.md asks for something else: pull request titles
follow Conventional Commits, and commits are signed and carry a
Signed-off-by trailer. The paragraph now says the same as the file it
links.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
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minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @profile/README.md:
- Line 100: Update the commit-contribution guidance to state separately that
commits must have a cryptographic signature and include a Signed-off-by trailer;
do not imply that the trailer itself signs the commit.
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The profile said commits "are signed with a Signed-off-by trailer",
which reads as if the trailer were the signature. CONTRIBUTING.md asks
for both: a cryptographic signature (git commit -S) and a Signed-off-by
trailer (git commit -s). The sentence now names each requirement on its
own.
Found by the CodeRabbit review of 6800305.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
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minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @profile/README.md:
- Line 22: Update the License badge link in the README so it points to a
location that identifies both EUPL-1.2 and CC-BY-SA-4.0, such as the
repository’s licence section or REUSE.toml, rather than linking only to the EUPL
text.
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The License badge names EUPL-1.2 and CC-BY-SA-4.0 but opened only the
EUPL text in LICENSE. It now links to the profile's "Upstream and
licence" section, which names both licences and points at REUSE.toml.
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Brings the organisation profile README in line with the README presentation standard (docs/README-STANDARD.md in VMAFx/vmafx).
profile/golusoris-readme-banner.svg, shown at 120 px.CONTRIBUTING.md). No release badge, because the repository has no releases.AGENTS.mddeclares instead of claiming conformance.markdownlint-cli2 profile/README.mdreports 0 issues.After
mainwas merged in (it now carries the exception categories from #11), the pull request changes onlyprofile/README.mdand the banner.Evidence
markdownlint-cli2 profile/README.mdreports 0 issues.curland answers 200 to a browser.Signed-off-by: lusoris lusoris@proton.me
Summary by Sourcery
Bring the organization profile README in line with the standard presentation and accurately describe the golusoris ecosystem, governance, and licensing.
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