cmos dev
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Add 11 new exemplars pulled verbatim from the CMOS official quick guide (chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide/citation-guide-1.html): - book_two_authors_binder: Binder & Kidder (two-author book) - book_chapter_doyle: Doyle in Marks & Parkin (chapter in edited volume, no page range per CMOS 18) - book_translated_liu: Liu Xinwu, trans. Tiang (translated book, non- Western name not comma-inverted) - book_edition_borel: Borel, 2nd ed. via EBSCOhost (edition + database) - book_ebook_roy: Roy, Kindle format - journal_many_authors_snyder: 7 authors in PLOS ONE, exercises the CMOS 18 "first 3 + et al." threshold and article-ID page format - magazine_mead: New Yorker (tests leading-"The" drop) - newspaper_blum: NYT with URL (tests abbreviation expansion) - social_media_cmos_facebook: Facebook post with case preservation - podcast_ober: Pushkin podcast with season/episode/duration - video_cowan_ted: TED Talk with venue and duration Every exemplar is marked canary=true — we want byte-exact regression detection on all of them. Source citations and CMOS rule justifications are in the TOML doc comments. All 14 canonical outputs lint clean under LINTER_VERSION v0.2.0. The harness will score them in the following commit.
cmos — Chicago Manual of Style 18 bibliography reformatter
A Python tool that reformats the bibliography section of an English-language markdown draft to CMOS 18th edition, notes-and-bibliography form.
Accuracy-first, iterative, built with a karpathy/autoresearch-style dev loop.
See program.md for the goal specification and
/home/claudecode1/.claude/plans/pure-mixing-yao.md for the implementation plan.
Quick start
uv sync
uv run pytest
uv run cmos format path/to/draft.md > out.md
Layout
src/cmos/formatter.py— the iterable artifact (edited every loop iteration).src/cmos/parser.py— extracts the bibliography section from a draft.src/cmos/linter.py— deterministic CMOS 18 rule checks (versioned).src/cmos/cli.py—cmos formatentry point.harness/score.py,harness/diff.py— frozen scoring.exemplars/— TOML test corpus.tests/— pytest suite (linter, parser, formatter, cli).rough_drafts/— user-supplied messy drafts for ad-hoc iteration.logs/— per-run scores, model ids, linter version hashes.