rules.config.example.json

{
  "$comment": "Demo targets: the latest stable version of common runtimes, each read from the page that owns the fact (the project's own release page, never an aggregator that repeats it). These pages load as plain text, so the skill reads them out of the box. Optional per-target fields: cadence (monthly | quarterly | semiannual; omit to check every run) and manual_check (true for sources automated fetch cannot read). Replace with your own facts.",
  "targets": [
    {
      "id": "python-latest-stable",
      "name": "Python latest stable release",
      "url": "https://www.python.org/downloads/",
      "extract": "Find the latest stable Python release offered on the downloads page (for example 3.14.5). Return only the version string.",
      "citation_files": ["docs/requirements.md"],
      "notes": "Setup docs pin a minimum Python version; bump them when a new stable lands."
    },
    {
      "id": "node-latest-stable",
      "name": "Node.js latest stable release",
      "url": "https://nodejs.org/en",
      "extract": "Find the latest stable (Current) Node.js version shown on the home page. Return only the version string.",
      "citation_files": ["docs/install.md"],
      "cadence": "monthly",
      "notes": "Install guide references the current Node version. Monthly is plenty for release tracking."
    },
    {
      "id": "kubernetes-latest-stable",
      "name": "Kubernetes latest stable release",
      "url": "https://kubernetes.io/releases/",
      "extract": "From the releases page, return the newest stable Kubernetes version (for example 1.36.1). Return only the version string.",
      "citation_files": ["docs/deployment.md"],
      "notes": "Deployment guide cites the cluster version we target."
    }
  ]
}