Labels

• automation

  Implementing automated scripts, workflows, and orchestration (e.g., run.sh, cron).
• ci

  Continuous integration, such as GitHub Actions workflows and linting.
• compliance

  Ensuring legal, privacy, and ethical compliance (e.g., robots.txt, ToS)
• config

  Creating/updating config files, templates, and examples (e.g., .ini, .conf).
• data-quality

  Validation, deduplication, and ensuring output accuracy (e.g., phone/email rules).
• documentation

  Writing/updating docs, runbooks, manpages, and README sections.
• feature

  New features or enhancements beyond core functionality.
• ops

  Operational aspects like scheduling, logging, monitoring, and production readiness.
• parsing

  Data extraction and parsing logic (e.g., HTML to structured records).
• qa

  Quality assurance, manual testing, and final verification runs.
• release

  Preparing and managing releases, tagging, and version bumps.
• reliability

  Improving fetch reliability, retries, timeouts, and error handling.
• security

  Security practices like handling secrets, .env files, and access controls.
• setup

  Initial repo setup, scaffolding, and basic config (e.g., .editorconfig, .gitignore).
• tests

  Adding tests, fixtures, and quality checks (e.g., unit tests, smoke tests).
• utility

  Shared libraries, helpers, and reusable code components (e.g., logging libs).
• ux

  Improving user experience, such as interfaces or interactive helpers.