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A new operator type, op-validator, has been introduced. The changes include adding the key-value pair "op-validator": "op-validator" to the operator metadata JSON file. Additionally, a new documentation file outlines the functionality of the op-validator tool, which validates Standard OP Stack chain configurations by interacting with StandardValidator smart contracts. The documentation covers the tool’s purpose, command usage, expected outputs, error handling, and supported protocol versions. Furthermore, the instructions in the standard configuration documentation have been updated to reference the op-validator tool, with modifications to the sequence of steps and hyperlinks to the tool’s documentation. A new card has also been added to the tools section, linking to the op-validator documentation.

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7-7: Operator Entry Addition for op-validator
The new key-value pair "op-validator": "op-validator" is correctly added and follows the existing naming convention for operator entries.

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112-122: Enhanced Next Steps Section with op-validator
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15-20: New "Validating a Standard OP Stack chain" card added.
The new card for the op-validator tool is correctly integrated into the list of tools.

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112-117: Version guidance is clear.
The usage examples and guidelines for validating different protocol versions (e.g., v1.8.0 and v2.0.0) are clear and helpful.

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62-66: Spelling Correction Needed.
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1-14: Frontmatter Completeness and Validity.
The frontmatter includes all required fields—title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, and categories—with valid, non-empty values. The extra field is_imported_content is provided as expected.


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The import statement for {Callout, Steps} from nextra/components is correctly included to support the interactive components used in the document.


18-22: Header and Callout Component Review.
The H1 header and the subsequent <Callout> component are well implemented. The callout clearly communicates that op-validator is currently available only on Sepolia networks, which is important guidance for the users.


24-32: Introduction and Features List Clarity.
The introductory paragraph effectively explains the purpose of the op-validator tool, and the bulleted list concisely enumerates the various checks performed by the tool. The content is informative and clearly laid out.


34-60: Step-by-Step Tutorial Structure.
The <Steps> component is used correctly to present the tutorial steps. Each section—cloning the monorepo, building the binary, and running the binary—is clearly delineated with appropriate headers and well-formatted code blocks. The usage of backslashes for multi-line commands is clear and readable.


84-105: Usage Section and Options Table Review.
The "Usage" section clearly explains the supported subcommands and options. The options table is well-structured, with accurate descriptions of each flag, including their requirement status. This greatly assists users in composing the correct command line.


106-113: Example Command Block Verification.
The example command block illustrates how to run the op-validator for version v2.0.0, providing a practical reference. Ensure that the code block is closed properly—you may verify that no extraneous line numbers or unclosed backticks remain.

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