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ThreadCells website

The public ThreadCells landing is a Next.js App Router site that exports to plain static files. It requires no production Node server, API, database, authentication, CMS, analytics, or ThreadCells runtime.

cd website
npm ci
npm run check
npm run test:links
npm run test:browser
npm run test:lighthouse

npm run build writes the deployable site to website/out/.

The public Docs pages are statically generated from the repository-root docs/DOCS_MANIFEST.json allowlist and its canonical Markdown sources. THREADCELLS_PRODUCT_ROOT may point a reconciliation build at another accepted ThreadCells worktree; no second website copy of article content exists.

SITE_URL is the externally reachable deployment root, including any repository Pages subpath. The current public authority is https://iunknown404i.github.io/threadcells; a future owner-approved custom domain can replace it without changing routes. The canonical repository is https://github.com/IUnknown404I/threadcells. Set NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_PATH=/threadcells for repository Pages hosting; public Docs always remain part of this same static export.

Launch-media regeneration is documented in ../launch-media/README.md.

GitHub Pages

The checked-in workflow deploys automatically from canonical main and also supports an explicit manual run. Before publication, the repository owner must:

  1. Enable GitHub Pages with GitHub Actions as the source.
  2. Confirm actions/configure-pages supplies https://iunknown404i.github.io/threadcells and /threadcells.
  3. Push the accepted release to main, or run Deploy ThreadCells website from the Actions tab when an explicit redeploy is needed.

The workflow builds with the exact Pages base URL/path, uploads website/out/, and deploys through the protected github-pages environment.