Comment by theshrike79

EDIT: Just made my own. Claude + Opus and about 3-4 prompts.

Looking at the comments here a common pain (that I share) is config and code drift, or just losing your config file and being unable to publish a new version without re-doing everything.

I made a version where everything, including the HTML templates and CSS, is built in to a single static Go executable, no configuration files, everything is hard-coded.

This way as long as I have the specific executable version and the source markdown files, I can deterministically replicate my blog output structure.

The source is a directory in my Obsidian vault and the setup supports Obsidian-style front-matter