Kind: Constant
Source: atloria-monorepo/libs/parser-core/src/techdocs/booster-words.ts
The words a generated page must never contain, and the gate that keeps them out.
Measured against Google Code Wiki, one of its subsystem pages carried 118 of these in a single document; ours carried zero across twelve. That zero is the most fragile record on the page, because it lives entirely inside one AI-written paragraph, and a prompt asking a model politely not to say "robust" is a hope, not a guarantee — the prompt already banned five of these and the other six were never listed at all.
So the check is deterministic and it sits after the model, not before it. A paragraph carrying a booster is dropped whole rather than edited: the sentence that reaches for "comprehensive" is usually the sentence with nothing measured to say, and a page with no responsibility paragraph already says so honestly in its own section. Less prose is the correct outcome, not a worse one.
The list is the measured one, plus the inflections a model reaches for when a stem is banned ("efficiently" for "efficient", "ensuring" for "ensures"). It is deliberately not a general style checker: every word here is one that survives deletion, which is what makes it a booster rather than a verb.
Definition
tsreadonly string[]
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