The previous ranking fix added \b boundaries to fight substring traps
(\"Featured\" → red, \"Healthy\" → wellness in a food category list),
but in the process I dropped several exact domain keywords that were
NOT substring traps and that legitimate briefs use:
- \"code\" (developer brief: \"code editor\", \"VS Code app\") — was
silently removed; now restored as `\\bcode\\b` so it matches the
standalone word but still won't trip on \"decoder\" / \"encode\".
- \"health\" / \"healthy\" (wellness brief: \"design a healthy
lifestyle app\") — was lost; restored as `\\bhealth\\b` /
`\\bhealthy\\b`. The food-category-list \"Healthy\" still matches
too, but that's a smaller harm than missing genuine wellness briefs
— and the rest of the ranking fix (industry tag weight 30, platform
mismatch -30) keeps mobile food guides above desktop wellness guides
even when both are tagged.
Also restored derivative forms that earlier substring matches caught
by accident (modern → modernist/contemporary, luxury → luxurious,
brutal → brutalist/brutalism, minimal → minimalist) and broadened
each domain block with common synonyms so we don't regress brief
coverage on real prompts:
- food: + menu, diner, kitchen, dining, eatery, cafe/café
- finance: + trading, wallet, crypto, budget, expense
- developer: + api, engineering, dev (alongside restored code)
- wellness: + wellbeing, spa, gym, exercise, workout (alongside
restored health/healthy)
- accents: each color block expanded with common synonyms
(orange→peach/amber/tangerine, blue→navy/sapphire/cobalt,
green→emerald/sage/mint, gold→golden/brass, red→ruby).
Verified end-to-end with 5 representative briefs:
- Food brief still puts warm-food-mobile-light in top-4
- \"Healthy lifestyle\" wellness brief now picks wellness-green-mobile
- \"code editor\" developer brief picks developer-terminal-dark
- Modernist brand picks ecommerce-modern-light
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