Add Quint Formal Protocol integration and Google Analytics#16
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- Add quint-code section with ADVANCED warnings in docs/quint/README.md - Update main docs/README.md navigation to include quint-code link - Update CONTRIBUTING.md with focused workflow section - Add Google Analytics gtag.js to docs/_layouts/default.html - Create proper structure for research-level FPF content The Quint Formal Protocol provides rigorous mathematical framework for agent verification using formal methods and proof techniques.
WalkthroughThis PR adds new and expanded documentation (CONTRIBUTING.md, docs/README.md, docs/C1_quintguide.md) and replaces Google Tag Manager with Google Analytics (gtag.js) in the site layout ( Changes
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44-46: Remove leftover GTM noscript fallback.The Google Tag Manager noscript fallback is inconsistent with the migration to Google Analytics 4. GA4 doesn't use noscript fallbacks, and this leftover code attempts to load GTM resources even though GTM was replaced.
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- <!-- Google Tag Manager (noscript) (fixes issue #9) - Proper GTM implementation --> - <noscript><iframe src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?id=GTM-PMQLRD6K" - height="0" width="0" style="display:none;visibility:hidden"></iframe></noscript> - <!-- End Google Tag Manager (noscript) --> - <div class="site-container">
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Refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for project contribution guidelines
Follow the contribution guidelines defined in CONTRIBUTING.md
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Learning: Applies to CONTRIBUTING.md : Refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for project contribution guidelines
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Learning: Applies to CONTRIBUTING.md : Refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for project contribution guidelines
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Learning: Applies to CONTRIBUTING.md : Follow the contribution guidelines defined in CONTRIBUTING.md
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CONTRIBUTING.md (1)
5-15: LGTM! Clear and actionable workflow.The 4-step workflow provides practical guidance for contributors with concrete examples. The markdown snippet for navigation updates is especially helpful.
docs/README.md (2)
27-28: LGTM! Clear separation of advanced content.The B1 prefix effectively distinguishes advanced implementation content from the core course materials (01-04). The status badge provides appropriate user guidance.
30-32: LGTM! Appropriate warnings for research-level content.The prominent warning and status badge effectively communicate the advanced nature of the Quint Formal Protocol content. Clear audience targeting (researchers and advanced practitioners) helps set proper expectations.
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26-35: LGTM! Correct Google Analytics 4 implementation.The GA4 setup follows Google's standard implementation pattern with proper async loading and dataLayer initialization.
- Update default.html layout to include Google Analytics tracking - Add C1_quintguide.md documentation for Quint Formal Protocol integration - Integrate quint-code MCP server for formal verification workflows
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146-159: Consider adding a security advisory for the installation method.The
curl | bashinstallation pattern is convenient but carries inherent security risks, as it executes remote code without inspection. While this documents the official installation method for an external tool, consider adding a note for security-conscious users:💡 Optional security advisory addition
## Step 1: Install Quint Code +> **Security Note:** The installation commands below use `curl | bash`, which executes remote scripts directly. +> For enhanced security, you can download the script first, inspect it, and then run it manually: +> ```bash +> curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/m0n0x41d/quint-code/main/install.sh -o install.sh +> # Review install.sh contents +> bash install.sh -g +> ``` + **Global installation (recommended for personal use):**
766-770: Format URLs as proper markdown links.The bare URLs in the resources section work but reduce documentation quality. Consider using descriptive link text with proper markdown syntax.
🔎 Proposed formatting improvement
# Resources -- **Quint Code:** https://github.com/m0n0x41d/quint-code -- **Quint Website:** https://quint.codes -- **First Principles Framework:** https://github.com/ailev/FPF -- **Author's Blog:** https://ivanzakutnii.substack.com -- **DEV.to Article:** https://dev.to/m0n0x41d/stop-gambling-with-vibe-coding-meet-quint-1f3j +- **Quint Code:** [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/m0n0x41d/quint-code) +- **Quint Website:** [quint.codes](https://quint.codes) +- **First Principles Framework:** [FPF on GitHub](https://github.com/ailev/FPF) +- **Author's Blog:** [Ivan Zakutnii's Substack](https://ivanzakutnii.substack.com) +- **DEV.to Article:** [Stop Gambling with Vibe Coding](https://dev.to/m0n0x41d/stop-gambling-with-vibe-coding-meet-quint-1f3j)
84-84: Consider adding language specifiers to code blocks for better rendering.Multiple fenced code blocks throughout the document lack language specifiers, which affects syntax highlighting. While many of these are intentionally plain text (showing command invocations), adding appropriate specifiers would improve readability:
- Command examples (e.g.,
/q1-hypothesize) →textorbash- Directory structures →
textorplaintext- Code examples already using
bashormarkdown→ continue the patternExample:
-``` +```text /q1-hypothesize "How should we handle [your problem]?" -``` +```Also applies to: 180-180, 218-218, 243-243, 268-268, 283-283, 306-306, 331-331, 391-391, 444-444, 455-455, 466-466, 475-475, 486-486, 496-496, 519-519, 553-553, 633-633, 738-738
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[style] ~34-~34: Consider an alternative for the overused word “exactly”.
Context: ...ryone on social media says so" This is exactly what Quint Code operationalizes: it for...
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[style] ~102-~102: Try using a synonym here to strengthen your writing.
Context: ...ourselves?" 5. Decision (Lock In): "Given all evidence, what do we choose?" ## M...
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26-35: Google Analytics implementation is correct.The gtag.js integration follows the standard GA4 pattern, and the CSP at line 12 properly includes the necessary domains (
googletagmanager.com,google-analytics.com, andanalytics.google.com).The Mermaid.js library includes an SRI hash as appropriate for versioned libraries. However, gtag.js intentionally lacks an SRI hash because Google's gtag.js is not versioned and storing or serving the file locally is explicitly discouraged. This is the correct approach—not an inconsistency—since the gtag.js resource lacks the CORS headers required for SRI validation.
Verify cookie consent mechanisms for GDPR compliance. No cookie consent implementations were found in the codebase. If this site serves EU users, ensure consent mechanisms are in place elsewhere or consider implementing them, as Google Analytics requires explicit cookie consent under GDPR before setting cookies.
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Summary
Changes Made
Quint Formal Protocol Integration
docs/quint/README.md: Comprehensive landing page for the Quint Formal Protocol (FPF) with clear ADVANCED warnings, prerequisites, and target audience definitiondocs/README.md: Added navigation link to quint-code section with proper warnings about research-level contentDocumentation Improvements
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Context
The Quint Formal Protocol is a mathematical framework for rigorous reasoning and verification in LLM agent systems. This addition provides:
All content includes appropriate warnings about the advanced, research-level nature and prerequisites for proper audience targeting.
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