cli-v3.4.0

ScrapeGraphAI/Scrapegraph-aicli-v3.4.0Jul 28, 2026by pbakaus

AI Summary

This CLI release introduces a new ban rule for kickers above headings and a new rule for radial spotlight glows, alongside improvements in CSS scanning and performance. It also fixes issues related to shadowed form IDs and optimizes global skill installs to use the correct config directory.

Key Highlights

  • New `kicker-above-heading` ban rule
  • New `radial-spotlight-glow` rule
  • Detection of stripe patterns in standalone CSS files
  • Performance improvements by skipping hidden directories
  • Reduced false positives for shadowed form IDs

New Features

  • `kicker-above-heading` ban rule
  • `radial-spotlight-glow` rule
  • Stripe pattern detection in stylesheets
  • Scan performance optimization
  • OpenCode install location fix

Full Release Notes

- **Kickers are banned.** New `kicker-above-heading` rule flags the first eyebrow label above any heading, replacing the old advisory that waited for three repeats. Breadcrumbs, datelines, card metadata, form labels, and document numbering all stay exempt.

- **New rule: `radial-spotlight-glow`.** The soft chromatic glow fading to transparent behind content, a favorite AI default, is now a named finding, distinct from the existing halo rule.

- **Stripes hiding in stylesheets.** Pseudo-element stripe patterns are now caught in standalone CSS files and style blocks, not just inline styles, and findings carry their source lines.

- **Scans skip what they should.** Hidden directories and vendored paths are out of the walk, while conventional UI source dirs like `.vuepress` stay in; scans get faster and quieter at once.

- **Fewer false positives.** Forms whose `id` shadows the DOM API no longer crash element checks, `background-clip: text` gradients stop tripping contrast, and non-rendered text is excluded from tiny-text findings.

- **OpenCode installs land where OpenCode looks.** Global skill installs write to the config directory OpenCode actually reads, with the legacy location migrated safely.