Initialize Labyricorn site source
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model: article
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title: Welcome to Labyricorn
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slug: welcome
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date: 2026-07-23
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status: published
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summary: Why the first deployment is intentionally small and locally hosted.
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tags:
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- labyricorn
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- publishing
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- git
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# Welcome to Labyricorn
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Labyricorn is a configuration-first, Git-driven site builder. Repositories
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provide content and configuration; the builder turns those sources into a
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coherent website; the generated local site is the canonical runtime copy.
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This initial deployment focuses on one honest workflow:
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1. synchronize this repository;
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2. read its Labyricorn configuration;
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3. discover its Markdown documents;
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4. render the configured website;
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5. publish the result locally;
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6. report what actually happened.
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Additional publishing targets can be added after that workflow is dependable.
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