This is Part 1 of the Zenzic Engineering series on Medium and Dev.to.
Zenzic is a markdown‑agnostic security linter designed to treat documentation as a first‑class security boundary, not just a “nice to have” layer.
In this article, I walk through:
- why documentation security is a missing layer in the standard definition of supply chain security,
- the architectural shift in Zenzic that turned a capable linter into a multi‑engine security infrastructure,
- and the obligation of precision in security tooling (no false negatives, no “it should be fine in practice”).
The next article focuses on the architectural decisions behind the Obsidian release: what it means to rip out the foundation of a security tool and rebuild it from first principles.
This is Part 1 of the Zenzic Engineering series on Medium and Dev.to. Zenzic is a markdown‑agnostic security linter designed to treat documentation as a first‑class security boundary, not just a “nice to have” layer.
In this article, I walk through: - why documentation security is a missing layer in the standard definition of supply chain security, - the architectural shift in Zenzic that turned a capable linter into a multi‑engine security infrastructure, - and the obligation of precision in security tooling (no false negatives, no “it should be fine in practice”).
This is Part 1 of 3: - Medium: https://medium.com/zenzic-engineering/your-documentation-is-... - Dev.to: https://dev.to/pythonwoods/hardening-the-documentation-pipel...
The next article focuses on the architectural decisions behind the Obsidian release: what it means to rip out the foundation of a security tool and rebuild it from first principles.
PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/zenzic GitHub: https://github.com/PythonWoods/zenzic Docs: https://zenzic.dev