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Change Validation Report: docs-01-modules-docs-canonical-site

Validation Date: 2026-03-17 Change Proposal: proposal.md Validation Method: Dry-run documentation dependency and publication-contract analysis

Executive Summary

  • Breaking Changes: 0 detected at runtime
  • Dependent Files: README.md, docs/_config.yml, docs/index.md, docs/_layouts/default.html, and bundle-focused navigation pages
  • Impact Level: Medium (public docs identity and cross-site navigation change)
  • Validation Result: Pass
  • User Decision: Proceed with dedicated modules docs publication contract

Breaking Changes Detected

None at runtime. This is documentation-site and publication-contract work only.

The main risk is public-link churn if the site starts claiming a first-class public domain before DNS/routing is available. That is mitigated by keeping wording domain-ready rather than claiming the cutover is already live until Cloudflare configuration exists.

Dependencies Affected

Critical Alignment Dependencies

  • README.md still treats the GitHub Pages project URL as the docs target.
  • docs/_config.yml still targets https://nold-ai.github.io with baseurl: "/specfact-cli-modules".
  • docs/index.md already claims canonical ownership for official module docs, but the surrounding site identity and navigation do not yet match that claim.
  • docs/_layouts/default.html still uses the same top navigation structure as the core docs set and will need explicit cross-site labels (Docs Home, Core CLI, Modules).

Cross-Repository Dependencies

  • specfact-cli must update its docs portal and ownership language so module-specific deep pages in core become handoff/overview content rather than competing canonicals.
  • Cloudflare/public-domain setup is required for final publication on modules.docs.specfact.io, but content and navigation alignment can land before that cutover.

Impact Assessment

  • Code Impact: None expected
  • Docs Impact: Medium-to-high; site config, landing copy, and shared navigation are all in scope
  • Test Impact: Lightweight docs assertions are appropriate for site identity, top-nav labels, and canonical ownership wording
  • Release Impact: Low-to-medium; the main risk is publishing mixed signals about canonical URLs during the transition window

Format Validation

  • proposal.md Format: Pass
  • tasks.md Format: Pass
  • specs Format: Pass
  • Config.yaml Compliance: Pass

OpenSpec Validation

  • Status: Pass
  • Command: openspec validate docs-01-modules-docs-canonical-site --strict
  • Issues Found/Fixed: 0