Enrich README.md with verified hyperlinks for all libraries, papers, models, and standards. Zero-tolerance hallucination policy — every URL is web-verified before insertion. Use when: "update README links", "enrich README", "add hyperlinks to README", "link papers in README", "fix missing links". Do NOT use for: code implementation (use self-learning-iterative-coder), literature reports (use create-literature-report), knowledge graph sync (use kg-sync).
Systematic enrichment of README.md with verified hyperlinks. Covers 4 categories:
[Prefect](https://prefect.io/))[SAM3](https://arxiv.org/abs/...))[IEC 62304](https://...))[#894](link))Every URL inserted into the README MUST be verified via WebFetch or WebSearch
before insertion. "I'm fairly confident this is the URL" is NOT acceptable.
The cost of a broken link in a public README is higher than the cost of verification.
Before web-searching for a paper URL, check these local sources:
knowledge-graph/bibliography.yaml/home/petteri/Dropbox/github-personal/sci-llm-writer/biblio/biblio-vascular/ — literature files[ToolName](homepage) — name only, no version[ModelName](DOI_or_ArXiv) — model/method name as anchor, NOT "Author et al."
This keeps the README clean: [SAM3](https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.12166) not
[Ravi et al. (2025)](https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.12166)[IEC 62304](URL) — standard number as anchor[#NNN](https://github.com/petteriTeikari/vascadia/issues/NNN)Never modify a link that is already correct. Only ADD missing links or FIX broken ones.
In the "Planned" section, group science-tagged open issues as a bullet with
individual links: Science backlog: [#894](url), [#895](url), ...
Parse README.md and identify every unlinked reference:
[Name](URL) syntaxFor each unlinked reference:
bibliography.yaml firstsci-llm-writer/biblio/biblio-vascular/ second{name, url, source, verified}For every resolved URL:
WebFetch the URL and confirm it returns 200 + correct contentApply all verified links to README.md:
ruff format check after edits