deploy-docs
Scannednpx machina-cli add skill jikig-ai/soleur/deploy-docs --openclawDeploy Documentation Command
Validate the documentation build and prepare it for GitHub Pages deployment.
Step 1: Build and Validate
# Install dependencies (if needed)
npm ci
# Run Eleventy build
npx @11ty/eleventy
# Verify build output
test -f _site/index.html && echo "OK index.html"
test -f "_site/pages/agents.html" && echo "OK agents.html"
test -f "_site/pages/skills.html" && echo "OK skills.html"
test -f "_site/pages/changelog.html" && echo "OK changelog.html"
test -f "_site/pages/getting-started.html" && echo "OK getting-started.html"
test -f _site/404.html && echo "OK 404.html"
test -f _site/css/style.css && echo "OK style.css"
test -f _site/CNAME && echo "OK CNAME"
test -f _site/sitemap.xml && echo "OK sitemap.xml"
Step 2: Verify Component Counts
Use Grep to count occurrences of component-card in _site/pages/agents.html and _site/pages/skills.html.
Then compare with source counts using Glob:
- Agent files: count
.mdfiles (excluding README.md) underplugins/soleur/agents/ - Skill files: count
SKILL.mdfiles underplugins/soleur/skills/
Cards in the output must match source file counts exactly.
Step 3: Check for Uncommitted Changes
git status --porcelain plugins/soleur/docs/ eleventy.config.js package.json
If there are uncommitted changes, warn the user to commit first.
Step 4: Deployment
Deployment is automated via .github/workflows/deploy-docs.yml:
- Trigger: Push to
mainthat changes docs, agents, skills, commands, plugin.json, or eleventy.config.js - Manual: Go to Actions > "Deploy Documentation to GitHub Pages" > "Run workflow"
The workflow:
- Checks out the repo
- Installs Node.js 20 and npm dependencies
- Runs
npx @11ty/eleventyto build - Verifies all required files are present
- Uploads
_site/as a Pages artifact - Deploys to GitHub Pages
Step 5: Report Status
Provide a summary:
## Deployment Readiness
OK All HTML pages present
OK CSS and fonts present
OK Component counts match source
OK CNAME and sitemap present
### Next Steps
- [ ] Commit any pending changes
- [ ] Push to main branch
- [ ] Verify deployment at https://soleur.ai/
Source
git clone https://github.com/jikig-ai/soleur/blob/main/plugins/soleur/skills/deploy-docs/SKILL.mdView on GitHub Overview
The deploy-docs skill validates a documentation build with Eleventy, confirms key output files exist, and ensures component card counts match source files before deployment. It guides you through a GitHub Pages deployment workflow to keep docs reliable.
How This Skill Works
It installs dependencies, runs the Eleventy build, and verifies essential output files such as index.html, agents.html, skills.html, changelog.html, getting-started.html, 404.html, CSS, and sitemap. It then checks that the number of component cards in the generated pages matches the source counts and flags uncommitted changes prior to triggering the deployment workflow.
When to Use It
- Before publishing docs to GitHub Pages
- After updating agents or skills to validate changes
- When validating a fresh Eleventy build
- If there are uncommitted changes before deployment
- During CI for main branch changes affecting docs
Quick Start
- Step 1: Run npm ci to install dependencies
- Step 2: Run npx @11ty/eleventy to build the docs site
- Step 3: Check for required files and run git status before deployment
Best Practices
- Run in CI or locally before merging changes to main
- Verify all required output files exist after the build
- Keep agent and skill source counts in sync with generated cards
- Commit any pending changes before deployment
- Review git status to avoid deploying uncommitted changes
Example Use Cases
- Deploy updated agent documentation after adding a new agent
- Publish skill page updates following SKILL.md edits
- Resolve missing 404.html or sitemap.xml before deploy
- Update getting-started and changelog pages alongside code changes
- Rerun deploy-docs after Eleventy configuration updates