doc: warn that publish bypasses tag validation#8
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Both issues #1 and #2 reported malformed tags from an AI agent, but the CLI's structured commands already enforce correct formats. The events were created via raw publishing. Add a warning to SKILL.md so agents prefer create-header/add-item over publish. Closes #1 Closes #2 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
publishpasses tags through verbatim with no validationcreate-headerandadd-itemwhich enforce correct DCoSL tag structure automaticallynamestag in list headers #1 (names tag) and Thez-tag in list items #2 (z-tag) — both were caused by raw/manual event construction, not CLI bugsTest plan
cargo nextest run— 85/85 passnamestag in list headers #1 and Thez-tag in list items #2 commented and closed with investigation details🤖 Generated with Claude Code