[dangrondahl]

Summary

The publishing log for #489 reported:

Failed to parse page content at path implementation_guide/phase_2/plan_organizational_structure/naming_conventions/existing_flows.md: Expected a closing tag for <name> (61:270-61:276) before the end of paragraph

The quoted error message in the Limits section contained a bare <name> placeholder inside double quotes, which MDX reads as an unclosed JSX tag. This wraps the quoted error in a code span, matching the <name>-archived-at-<timestamp> placeholder earlier in the same sentence, which already uses one.

Follow-up to #489.

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[claude]

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Doc review: PR #490

• Read the diff and the changed file at HEAD
• Looked for other bare placeholders and for the same error string on other pages
• Posted the review

I found nothing worth reporting. Wrapping the quoted error in a code span stops MDX from reading '<name>' as an unclosed JSX tag, so the fix is correct. Outside code spans, the only angle brackets left in existing_flows.md are the intended <Warning>, <Steps> and <Step> components. The error string doesn't appear on any other page.

I didn't run mint broken-links or a local MDX build. The review is in this comment.

[claude]

Doc review

No findings clear the bar. The fix is correct: wrapping the quoted error in a code span stops MDX from reading '<name>' as an unclosed JSX tag, and it matches the existing <name>-archived-at-<timestamp> span. I checked the rest of existing_flows.md at HEAD, and the only angle brackets left outside code spans are the intended <Warning> and <Steps>/<Step> components, so nothing else on this page should break the parse. The error string doesn't appear on any other page.