3 months ago
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The daily digest read like a telemetry dump ("runs 14 (8 AI) · metered
$0.0256 · drift 26.6% OK") and, worse, hardcoded "OK" on the drift line
even on days the drift alert fired. Rewrote all three pure formatters into
plain sentences that say what the numbers mean, honoring the file's copy
rules (no em dashes, short declarative lines, sentence case).
- formatDigest: full sentences; "metered" -> "we billed", "pulled/OR" ->
"OpenRouter charged", "drift" -> the gap with an under/over direction.
Drops the hardcoded "OK" — the digest states the gap, [ALERT] lines judge.
- buildAlerts: each alert explains what tripped and what to check, keeping
the [ALERT] prefix for filtering.
- formatMonthlyReport: middot-separated fragments become sentences; figures
unchanged.
- tests updated to the new copy; a new case locks the honest over/under
wording so "OK" can never reappear on a breaching day.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>Parent3ed703e