The latest vale-cli/vale release is v3.24.0. The provided material does not list any features added or changed in this version, so no specific change can be presented as release content. Vale is a markup-aware linter that applies style rules to natural language documents. The repository is written in Go and uses the MIT license.
Vale is meant to automatically check a team's writing guidelines across documents and in CI. It can apply not only the public guides of Microsoft and Google but also in-house glossaries and custom rules. Because it parses markup, it checks with the structure of the document in mind, and comments and docstrings inside source code are also in scope. It runs offline connected to editors and CI on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and the README states that written text is not sent outside the device. The repository shows 6258 stars.
This material describes Vale's features and supported environments, but provides no independent performance or accuracy benchmarks and no changelog for v3.24.0. The Momentum score is 2.8, and no technology or quality score is given. Therefore it is confirmed that Vale supports document style checking, but the substantive changes in this release or the checking performance cannot be judged from this information alone.