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Use when writing or modifying code in a project that uses BlockWatch — proactively link co-dependent code with `<block affects=...>`/`<block name=...>` so it catches drift when one side changes without the other (an enum and its docs, a constant and its config), or assert two pla
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Use when writing or modifying code in a project that uses BlockWatch — proactively link co-dependent code with `<block affects=...>`/`<block name=...>` so it catches drift when one side changes without the other (an enum and its docs, a constant and its config), or assert two places hold the same value with `<block same-as=...>`. Also for lists that must stay sorted/unique or values with a strict format/size, and when editing files that contain `<block ...>` tags (affects, same-as, keep-sorted, keep-unique, line-pattern, line-count, check-ai, check-lua).
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BlockWatch
BlockWatch is a language-agnostic linter that enforces rules declared inside HTML-like <block ...> tags placed in
source-file comments. It works across Rust, Python, JS/TS, Go, Java, Markdown, YAML, TOML, HTML, and more. By default it
checks the whole tree; given a git diff on stdin it can instead check only the blocks that diff changed.
Use this skill in three situations:
- As you write code (the default): the moment you write something a block would guard, add the block in the same change — don't wait for a separate pass.
- First-time / bulk pass: annotating an existing project that has no blocks yet.
- Maintaining blocks: keeping existing blocks valid when you edit files that already contain them.
Two rules apply to all three:
- High-value only. A block must catch a real mistake someone could plausibly make, not decorate. Too many blocks create noise and get ignored. When in doubt, leave it out.
- Only in projects that use BlockWatch. This skill being installed, or existing
<block>tags in the tree, means the project opted in. Don't add blocks to a project that doesn't use the tool.
Annotate as you write code
This is the primary way blocks should get added: incrementally, as part of normal coding. Whenever you write or change code matching a row in Where blocks add value (below), add the tag right then, using the Validator reference for the syntax.
Introduce a list that should stay ordered → wrap it in keep-sorted in the same edit. Add a fact that also lives in the
docs or config → add affects in the same edit. Retrofitting later is exactly the cost this avoids.
Then run git diff --patch | blockwatch --diff --only-changed to confirm the new tags pass (see Running and
verifying).
Annotating a new project
- Survey the repo for the patterns in the catalog below. Read the code and the docs/config; use
rg/grep to find lists, enums, match arms, tables, and constants. - For each candidate, add the minimal block tag using the comment syntax of that file's language.
- Run
blockwatch listto confirm every new tag parses and is recognized, then runblockwatchto confirm all blocks pass on the current (clean) tree. Fix any tag you placed on already-inconsistent content. - Commit, then wire BlockWatch into hooks/CI (see below) so the rules are enforced from now on.
Where blocks add value (catalog)
| You see... | Add | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A hand-maintained list/enum/match that should stay ordered (dependencies, CLI flags, feature lists, route tables) | keep-sorted | Eliminates "please sort this" review nits |
| A list that must not repeat (allowlists, IDs, registered names) | keep-unique | Prevents accidental duplicates |
| The same fact in two places — an enum and its docs, a version constant and a changelog row, a config key and its README table | affects + name | Forces docs/config to be updated alongside code |
| The same value duplicated across places — a constant and its docs, a port in code and in a manifest, an env-var set and its README table | same-as + name | Fails when the copies actually disagree, not just when one side is touched |
| A list whose items have a strict format (slugs, semver, env-var names) | line-pattern="<regex>" | Catches typos at the source |
| A block that must not grow past N lines (public API surface, a switch mapped to a fixed enum) | line-count="<=N" | Flags unbounded growth |
| Prose or config with a natural-language rule ("must mention X", "no TODOs left") | check-ai="..." | Rules regex can't express |
| Domain logic too complex for regex | check-lua="script.lua" | Custom programmable checks |
Prefer the deterministic validators (keep-sorted, keep-unique, affects, same-as, line-pattern, line-count)
first — they are free, fast, and need no API keys. Reserve check-ai for rules the cheaper validators genuinely can't
express.
When two blocks should hold the same value, prefer same-as over a bare affects: affects only notices that one side
was edited, while same-as fails when the copies actually disagree. Put reciprocal blocks on both sides (each named),
and — because same-as also fires without a diff — a periodic bare blockwatch run over the whole tree (see CI below)
catches drift that a changed-blocks-only check would miss.
Placing tags
- Tags live inside comments, using the host language's comment syntax. Open with
<block ...>, close with</block>. - The block's content is the lines between the two tags.
- Under
--diff --only-changeda block is only validated when its content (or its start tag) is touched by the diff, so annotating is safe to do incrementally — adding a tag never retroactively fails unrelated code. A bareblockwatchrun checks every block in the tree, so use it to find the tags you placed on already-inconsistent content.
DEPENDENCIES = [
# <block keep-sorted keep-unique>
"anyhow",
"clap",
"serde",
# </block>
]
// <block affects="README.md:supported-langs">
pub enum Language { Rust, Python }
// </block>
<!-- <block name="supported-langs"> -->
- Rust
- Python
<!-- </block> -->
(Editing the enum now forces you to touch the supported-langs block in README.md.)
Validator reference
| Attribute | Syntax | Notes |
|---|---|---|
name | name="foo" | Names a block; the target of affects; shown by blockwatch list. |
affects | affects="file:foo", affects=":foo" (same file) or affects="file" (whole file); comma-separate multiple | If this block's content changes in a diff, the referenced name="foo" block's content must change too, else a violation. One-way by default; put affects on both blocks (each named) for two-way drift detection. Only fires under --diff. A target with no : names a whole file, satisfied by any change to it — use it for formats that cannot hold a comment (JSON, .env, lockfiles); a missing target file fails the run. |
same-as | same-as="file:foo", same-as=":foo" (same file) or same-as="file" (whole file); comma-separate multiple | This block and each referenced name="foo" block must hold the same value. The equality comparison is symmetric once it runs, and it also runs on a full-tree scan (unlike affects) — but under --only-changed only a changed block containing same-as starts the comparison, so put reciprocal same-as rules on both blocks if changes to either side must be caught. Whole trimmed content by default. A target with no : compares against the whole file's content, read under this block's same-as-pattern. |
same-as-pattern | same-as-pattern="id: (?P<value>\d+)" | Per line, compare the value capture group (or the whole match); every match on a line counts, and all lines flatten into one list — values are compared, not their layout. Each side reads itself, so put a pattern on both blocks when the two are in different formats. |
same-as-mode | same-as-mode="set" (default) / sequence / single / subset | set order/duplicate-insensitive; sequence ordered; single exactly one token per side; subset this block's tokens must all appear in the target (directional). Governed by the source block. |
same-as-format | same-as-format="numeric" |
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name: blockwatch description: Use when writing or modifying code in a project that uses BlockWatch — proactively link co-dependent code with `<block affects=...>`/`<block name=...>` so it catches drift when one side changes without the other (an enum and its docs, a constant and its config), or assert two places hold the same value with `<block same-as=...>`. Also for lists that must stay sorted/unique or values with a strict format/size, and when editing files that contain `<block ...>` tags (affects, same-as, keep-sorted, keep-unique, line-pattern, line-count, check-ai, check-lua).
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---
name: blockwatch
description: Use when writing or modifying code in a project that uses BlockWatch — proactively link co-dependent code with `<block affects=...>`/`<block name=...>` so it catches drift when one side changes without the other (an enum and its docs, a constant and its config), or assert two places hold the same value with `<block same-as=...>`. Also for lists that must stay sorted/unique or values with a strict format/size, and when editing files that contain `<block ...>` tags (affects, same-as, keep-sorted, keep-unique, line-pattern, line-count, check-ai, check-lua).
---
# BlockWatch
BlockWatch is a language-agnostic linter that enforces rules declared inside HTML-like `<block ...>` tags placed in
source-file comments. It works across Rust, Python, JS/TS, Go, Java, Markdown, YAML, TOML, HTML, and more. By default it
checks the whole tree; given a `git diff` on stdin it can instead check only the blocks that diff changed.
Use this skill in three situations:
- **As you write code (the default):** the moment you write something a block would guard, add the block in the same
change — don't wait for a separate pass.
- **First-time / bulk pass:** annotating an existing project that has no blocks yet.
- **Maintaining blocks:** keeping existing blocks valid when you edit files that already contain them.
Two rules apply to all three:
- **High-value only.** A block must catch a real mistake someone could plausibly make, not decorate. Too many blocks
create noise and get ignored. When in doubt, leave it out.
- **Only in projects that use BlockWatch.** This skill being installed, or existing `<block>` tags in the tree, means
the project opted in. Don't add blocks to a project that doesn't use the tool.
## Annotate as you write code
This is the primary way blocks should get added: incrementally, as part of normal coding. Whenever you write or change
code matching a row in **Where blocks add value** (below), add the tag right then, using the **Validator reference**
for the syntax.
Introduce a list that should stay ordered → wrap it in `keep-sorted` in the same edit. Add a fact that also lives in the
docs or config → add `affects` in the same edit. Retrofitting later is exactly the cost this avoids.
Then run `git diff --patch | blockwatch --diff --only-changed` to confirm the new tags pass (see *Running and
verifying*).
## Annotating a new project
1. Survey the repo for the patterns in the catalog below. Read the code *and* the docs/config; use `rg`/grep to find
lists, enums, match arms, tables, and constants.
2. For each candidate, add the minimal block tag using the comment syntax of that file's language.
3. Run `blockwatch list` to confirm every new tag parses and is recognized, then run `blockwatch` to confirm all blocks
pass on the current (clean) tree. Fix any tag you placed on already-inconsistent content.
4. Commit, then wire BlockWatch into hooks/CI (see below) so the rules are enforced from now on.
### Where blocks add value (catalog)
[//]: # (<block name="validator-catalog" affects="docs/validators/README.md:validators-index">)
| You see... | Add | Why |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| A hand-maintained list/enum/match that should stay ordered (dependencies, CLI flags, feature lists, route tables) | `keep-sorted` | Eliminates "please sort this" review nits |
| A list that must not repeat (allowlists, IDs, registered names) | `keep-unique` | Prevents accidental duplicates |
| The same fact in two places — an enum and its docs, a version constant and a changelog row, a config key and its README table | `affects` + `name` | Forces docs/config to be updated alongside code |
| The same **value** duplicated across places — a constant and its docs, a port in code and in a manifest, an env-var set and its README table | `same-as` + `name` | Fails when the copies actually disagree, not just when one side is touched |
| A list whose items have a strict format (slugs, semver, env-var names) | `line-pattern="<regex>"` | Catches typos at the source |
| A block that must not grow past N lines (public API surface, a switch mapped to a fixed enum) | `line-count="<=N"` | Flags unbounded growth |
| Prose or config with a natural-language rule ("must mention X", "no TODOs left") | `check-ai="..."` | Rules regex can't express |
| Domain logic too complex for regex | `check-lua="script.lua"` | Custom programmable checks |
[//]: # (</block>)
Prefer the deterministic validators (`keep-sorted`, `keep-unique`, `affects`, `same-as`, `line-pattern`, `line-count`)
first — they are free, fast, and need no API keys. Reserve `check-ai` for rules the cheaper validators genuinely can't
express.
When two blocks should hold the same value, prefer `same-as` over a bare `affects`: `affects` only notices that one side
was edited, while `same-as` fails when the copies actually disagree. Put reciprocal blocks on both sides (each `name`d),
and — because `same-as` also fires without a diff — a periodic bare `blockwatch` run over the whole tree (see CI below)
catches drift that a changed-blocks-only check would miss.
### Placing tags
- Tags live **inside comments**, using the host language's comment syntax. Open with `<block ...>`, close with
`</block>`.
- The block's *content* is the lines between the two tags.
- Under `--diff --only-changed` a block is only validated when its content (or its start tag) is touched by the diff, so
annotating is safe to do incrementally — adding a tag never retroactively fails unrelated code. A bare
`blockwatch` run checks every block in the tree, so use it to find the tags you placed on already-inconsistent
content.
```python
DEPENDENCIES = [
# <block keep-sorted keep-unique>
"anyhow",
"clap",
"serde",
# </block>
]
```
```rust
// <block affects="README.md:supported-langs">
pub enum Language { Rust, Python }
// </block>
```
```markdown
<!-- <block name="supported-langs"> -->
- Rust
- Python
<!-- </block> -->
```
(Editing the enum now forces you to touch the `supported-langs` block in `README.md`.)
## Validator reference
| Attribute | Syntax | Notes |
|-----------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `name` | `name="foo"` | Names a block; the target of `affects`; shown by `blockwatch list`. |
| `affects` | `affects="file:foo"`, `affects=":foo"` (same file) or `affects="file"` (whole file); comma-separate multiple | If this block's content changes in a diff, the referenced `name="foo"` block's content must change too, else a violation. One-way by default; put `affects` on **both** blocks (each `name`d) for two-way drift detection. Only fires under `--diff`. A target with no `:` names a whole file, satisfied by *any* change to it — use it for formats that cannot hold a comment (JSON, `.env`, lockfiles); a missing target file fails the run. |
| `same-as` | `same-as="file:foo"`, `same-as=":foo"` (same file) or `same-as="file"` (whole file); comma-separate multiple | This block and each referenced `name="foo"` block must hold the same **value**. The equality comparison is symmetric once it runs, and it also runs on a full-tree scan (unlike `affects`) — but under `--only-changed` only a changed block *containing* `same-as` starts the comparison, so put reciprocal `same-as` rules on both blocks if changes to either side must be caught. Whole trimmed content by default. A target with no `:` compares against the whole file's content, read under **this** block's `same-as-pattern`. |
| `same-as-pattern` | `same-as-pattern="id: (?P<value>\d+)"` | Per line, compare the `value` capture group (or the whole match); **every** match on a line counts, and all lines flatten into one list — values are compared, not their layout. Each side reads *itself*, so put a pattern on both blocks when the two are in different formats. |
| `same-as-mode` | `same-as-mode="set"` (default) `/ sequence / single / subset` | `set` order/duplicate-insensitive; `sequence` ordered; `single` exactly one token per side; `subset` this block's tokens must all appear in the target (directional). Governed by the source block. |
| `same-as-format` | `same-as-format="numeric"` Revisar el código fuente
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- No explicit installation or setup instructions for BlockWatch, but the skill assumes the project already uses it.
- Low GitHub adoption signal
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- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 29 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 29 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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- Repositorio fuente
- mennanov/blockwatch
- Licencia
- MIT
- Versión
- 1.0.0
- Último push de GitHub
- 28 ago 2026
- Registro actualizado
- 1 sept 2026
- Ruta de instrucciones
- .agents/skills/blockwatch/SKILL.md
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Calidad
58/100
Prometedor
Confianza
54/100
Do not auto-install
Auditoría
69/100
Requiere revisión
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- SKILL.md excerpt is truncated, but the provided content is sufficient for evaluation.
- No explicit installation or setup instructions for BlockWatch, but the skill assumes the project already uses it.
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 29 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 29 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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