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blog: scrub internal codename + admin URL from pre-commit-agent post

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The redaction-pattern example ironically named the real classified codename and a
real internal admin URL in a public post. Genericized both to placeholders
(<internal-codename>, admin.<internal-domain>) — the example still illustrates the
pattern format without leaking. Rebuilt HTML.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A text file of patterns, each tagged with scope and message:
```
public|\bCosmos\b|Classified codename — use "advanced colonist AI"
public|\b<internal-codename>\b|Classified codename — use the public-facing alias
all|github\.com/(tinqs-ltd|tinqs)/|GitHub repos deleted — use tinqs.com
all|sk-[a-zA-Z0-9]{20,}|Possible API key leaked
all|AKIA[A-Z0-9]{16}|AWS access key leaked
public|admin\.arikigame\.com|Internal admin URL in public content
public|admin\.<internal-domain>|Internal admin URL in public content
```
The scope field controls where patterns apply. `all` means every file. `public` means only public-facing content — blog posts, website, marketing pages. We *want* classified codenames in internal architecture docs. We just don't want them in blog posts.
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<p>We built a pre-commit hook with two layers: a regex blocklist that's instant and free, and an LLM review that costs $0.001. Together they catch everything.</p>
<h2>Layer 1: Regex blocklist (0ms, $0.00)</h2>
<p>A text file of patterns, each tagged with scope and message:</p>
<pre><code>public|\bCosmos\b|Classified codename — use "advanced colonist AI"
<pre><code>public|\b&lt;internal-codename&gt;\b|Classified codename — use the public-facing alias
all|github\.com/(tinqs-ltd|tinqs)/|GitHub repos deleted — use tinqs.com
all|sk-[a-zA-Z0-9]{20,}|Possible API key leaked
all|AKIA[A-Z0-9]{16}|AWS access key leaked
public|admin\.arikigame\.com|Internal admin URL in public content</code></pre>
public|admin\.&lt;internal-domain&gt;|Internal admin URL in public content</code></pre>
<p>The scope field controls where patterns apply. <code>all</code> means every file. <code>public</code> means only public-facing content — blog posts, website, marketing pages. We <em>want</em> classified codenames in internal architecture docs. We just don't want them in blog posts.</p>
<p>The blocklist runs grep against the staged diff. No network call, no API, no latency. Match found → commit blocked immediately with file path and explanation. This catches 80% of issues before the LLM wakes up.</p>
<h2>Layer 2: DeepSeek V4 Flash review (~4s, $0.001)</h2>
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