This tiny public repository gives plugin reviewers a deterministic local change that exercises Critic's real authoring lifecycle. It has no credentials, private code, GitHub App permissions, or production repository access.
The repository contains one function and one passing Node test. Confirm the baseline with:
npm testRun this prompt in a fresh coding-agent task with Critic installed, authenticated, paired, and trusted:
In
src/greeting.js, changegreetingto accept a secondpunctuationparameter that defaults to!. ReturnHello, ${name}${punctuation}. Intest/greeting.test.js, update the existing expectation for the default and add a test that passes?. Runnpm test. Do not commit or push. Finish by publishing the complete local change to Critic with a concise change narrative and one file narrative for every changed file.
The expected result is a real owner-only Critic local-change URL. The change has exactly two modified files. The change narrative should explain the new default and custom punctuation behavior. Each changed file should have its own explanation.
This repository is generated from Critic's private monorepo so the review fixture and its documented expected behavior stay versioned with the product.