You want to write something and share it with the world. But you'd need to set up a blog. Woe! Who has the time?

Hold up there, sunshine. Blurt's got your back. This is everything you really need to write and publish stuff on the internet.

1. Create a repo from this template
2. On your repo, go to settings -> Pages -> Source: select GitHub Actions
3. Clone your repo

Now just write your posts (see docs below), commit and push. After a short while, your repo should have a deployment (check the right side).

That's it!

• pandoc - for the actual heavy lifting
• python3 (optional) - for the dev server (start command)
• fswatch (optional) - for instant rebuilds during development

# Create a new post
./blurt new "My Post Title"

# Create and open in $EDITOR
./blurt new -e "My Post Title"

# Build the site
./blurt build

# Watch, rebuild, and serve at http://localhost:8000
./blurt start

├── blurt         # CLI
├── config.yaml       # Settings
├── templates/
│   ├── index.html    # Index page template
│   └── post.html     # Post page template
├── static/           # Static files (copied to dist/)
├── posts/            # Markdown posts
└── dist/             # Generated site

Templates use pandoc's variable syntax:

• $blog_title$ - from config.yaml
• $title$ - post title from frontmatter
• $date$ - post date from frontmatter
• $body$ - converted markdown content

Posts are markdown files with YAML frontmatter:

---
title: My Post Title
date: 2026-01-13
---

Post content here.

Output goes to dist/my-post-title/index.html for clean URLs.