What problem does it solve?
Curator feed configuration files accumulate error and death markers (dead Twitter handles, stale RSS feeds, disabled LinkedIn bridges) stamped by an automated scanner, and someone must verify whether each marker still reflects reality and repair the entry without breaking the strict YAML schema.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Marker Auditing: Inventories every curator YAML file carrying twitter-dead-at, twitter-handle-resolved-unknown-at, linkedin-rss-hub-disabled-at, rss-dead-at, or rss-failure markers and verifies each against live evidence via WebSearch, curl, and nslookup.
- Guided Repair Actions: Clears false-positive markers, repoints renamed handles and migrated feeds, or tombstones genuinely defunct entities, always leaving a dated audit comment.
- Schema-Safe Verification: Validates every edited file against the strict strictyaml mapping schema and reloads all feed sources to confirm nothing broke.
- Use Case: Run a monthly maintenance pass over eth_defi/data/feeds/curators/ to clear a stale twitter-dead-at marker on an active account, repoint a blog that migrated from Medium to Substack, and tombstone a curator whose domain no longer resolves.
Quick Start
Audit all curator feeder YAML files in eth_defi/data/feeds/curators for stale error markers, verify each against live sources, and clear, repoint, or tombstone entries with dated audit comments.