.vale.ini

StylesPath = styles
MinAlertLevel = suggestion

# For local dev: `vale sync` reads this to fetch the style package (fine for
# a local run - same trust model as `npm install` without a lockfile hash).
# CI does NOT rely on this: it downloads the same release asset separately,
# verifies its SHA-256, and extracts it into StylesPath itself, since `vale
# sync` doesn't check the archive's contents against anything. If you bump
# this version, update the pinned URL and checksum in both CI files too
# (.gitlab-ci.yml and .github/workflows/ci.yml) - all three need to move
# together.
Packages = https://github.com/tbhb/vale-ai-tells/releases/download/v1.31.0/ai-tells.zip

# Scoped to hand-authored prose only: the README. Nothing else in this repo is prose someone wrote
# for a reader - nuxt/ and drupal/ are vendor-managed once installed, and
# neither is even reachable here (both gitignored, never committed).
[README.md]
BasedOnStyles = ai-tells

# ai-tells.ColonUsage flags any capitalized word after a colon (its own docs
# call this a "known limitation": a run-in bold label like "**Note:** Like
# this." flags too, since Vale strips markdown before matching, and says to
# disable the rule where that convention is established). This repo's own
# README leans on that exact convention: "**Service**: URL"
# tables, "**One-time login link**: ..." labels, and proper nouns like
# "Druxt"/"Drush" after a colon. Set per-section (not global) since Vale's
# INI directives are scoped to the glob section they appear under.
ai-tells.ColonUsage = NO