From 4f13b3085d966e9e1a755d13898be172fd52b968 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Nubenetes Bot Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 00:42:02 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] docs: document Intelligent Cleaning observability with real-world drift and preservation examples --- README.md | 24 +++++++++++++++++------- 1 file changed, 17 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index a26cc66e..618717d6 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -298,17 +298,27 @@ To maintain a high-performance "Single Source of Truth", Nubenetes implements au - **Universal Rescue Protocol (The Resurrection Rule)**: For ALL technical resources, the engine refuses to delete a link immediately upon a 404 or generic redirect. Instead, it triggers a "Technical Resurrection" cycle using **Real-time Web Grounding** to identify the resource's new specific path on a destination domain. This is essential for preserving legendary content during massive corporate site migrations (e.g., **Nginx** to **F5**, or the **Ansible Blog** move to personal domains). - **High-Value Preservation (The 'Review Required' Rule)**: Resources identified as **High-Value** (visually highlighted in bold/yellow, marked with 🌟 stars, or featuring dense technical descriptions) are exempt from automatic deletion. If rescue attempts fail, these links are marked as `status: review_required` and preserved in the archive for manual verification, ensuring no significant technical assets are lost during autonomous cleaning. -#### 🕵️ Rescue Observability (Real-World Examples) -The engine proactively salvages technical depth during site migrations: -- **Corporate to Personal**: Rescued the *Ansible Runbook* blog from a generic Red Hat redirect to its new home at `probably.co.uk`. -- **Site Restructuring**: Successfully mapped old `nginx.com/blog` paths to their new specific locations on `f5.com`. -- **Domain Migration**: Automatically migrated the *AWS Knowledge Center* from old deep-links to the new `repost.aws` portal. +#### 🕵️ Intelligent Cleaning Observability +The Nubenetes cleaning engine provides high-fidelity feedback through real-time logging, allowing maintainers to observe technical preservation and data integrity in action: + +- **Technical Resurrection (Rescue Protocol)**: Salvaging technical depth during corporate acquisitions and site migrations. +- **Semantic Drift Detection (SHA256)**: Identifying silent content updates that require AI re-summarization. +- **Foundational Protection (VIP Shield)**: Preserving critical resources that fail health checks for manual human review. ```log +# 1. UNIVERSAL RESCUE: Finding new homes for technical assets [19:21:25] [🔍] RESCUE ATTEMPT: 'Ansible: Migrating the Runbook' is missing. -[19:21:25] [!] API 429 on `gemini-3.1-pro`. Tiering down & backing off 4.3s... [19:21:33] [✨] RESCUED: Found at https://probably.co.uk/posts/migrating-the-runbook... -[19:22:53] [✨] RESCUED: Found at https://www.percona.com/blog/an-overview-of-sharding... + +# 2. SEMANTIC DRIFT: Detecting silent content updates via SHA256 +[22:36:07] [!] DRIFT DETECTED: https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terragrunt-infrastructure... +[22:37:34] [!] DRIFT DETECTED: https://itnext.io/connect-to-containers-using-kubectl-exec... +# Meaning: Content changed significantly. Flagged for AI re-evaluation. + +# 3. HIGH-VALUE PROTECTION: Shielding 'Joyas de la Corona' +[22:38:50] [⚠️] REVIEW STORED: https://www.toptechskills.com/ansible-tutorials... +[22:38:51] [⚠️] REVIEW STORED: https://falco.org/about/case-studies/incepto-medical +# Meaning:VIP link failed. Protected from auto-deletion. Review metadata stored in BBDD. ``` - **Surgical Asset Pruning (V2)**: The V2 generation engine follows a "Zero-Zombie" policy. Instead of aggressive mass deletion, it tracks all valid dimension files and surgically prunes only the orphaned Markdown files in `v2-docs/` that are no longer part of the current architecture.