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The maintainer who received this alert could not tell what it was. The headline jumped straight to a verdict, so nothing said an upstream release had been detected or where the message came from; the body opened with semver theory; the blocking branch never mentioned the version we pin, making the most urgent card the least informative one; and nothing said when upstream shipped, so there was no way to tell a release from this morning apart from one that had been sitting for a fortnight. The headline now names the check and only the check — severity travels in the header template, which Feishu renders before any text. The first sentence is three facts with no reasoning attached: what upstream released, when, and what we still pin, on both severities. The consequence follows, and the semver rationale is compressed into a parenthetical behind it. The three-file checklist is untouched. Reading the publish date means asking npm for the full packument: the compact one (`application/vnd.npm.install-v1+json`) carries no `time` map at all. `readPublishedAt` degrades to null for every shape short of that, because the date is one sentence of context on an alert whose entire reason to exist is being sent. Also replaces a self-check assertion that could never fail: `String(card.header).length === 0` is "[object Object]".length whatever the card says. It now reads the fields a human reads. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01B8MaA1ABkvbnfaYUKw3UH3