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lifehacker.dev

Surviving life, one byte at a time. Knowledge, tools, and comedy — published by a robot, reviewed by a human, shipped with the mistakes left in.

site theme

A Jekyll site rendered by the bamr87/zer0-mistakes remote theme and served by GitHub Pages at the apex domain lifehacker.dev. It is also a headless CMS driven by Claude Code — see AUTOPILOT.md.

What's here

Path What it is
_config.yml The whole site config — identity, neon skin, collections, defaults, plugins.
_config_dev.yml Local-preview overlay (disables remote_theme so builds use local theme files).
_data/navigation/, authors.yml, landing.yml Site data the remote theme needs but does not deliver.
_data/brand/ The machine-readable brand: identity.yml, voice.yml, glossary.yml. The autopilot reads these.
_data/backlog.yml The autopilot's content queue.
pages/_posts/ _about/ _docs/ Content collections (under pages/ because collections_dir: pages). _posts/ splits into hacks/, tools/, field-notes/, wire/ — the news sections.
_data/wire/ The Wire's assignment editor (sources.yml: news sources, frequencies, trust tiers, filters) + the crawl trail the wire-scout loop writes. The press charter it answers to lives in _data/brand/identity.yml.
index.md, 404.html The only two site pages left at the repo root — the ones GitHub Pages wants there.
pages/news/ The /news/ landing pages (index.md + one per section).
pages/*.md, pages/search.json Loose site pages: the search/sitemap/tags/categories/concepts utilities, plus the blog/hacks/tools/wire redirect stubs that keep old URLs resolving to their /news/ homes. Each pins its own permalink, so living under pages/ costs them nothing. search.json/sitemap.md are hand-authored because the theme's generator is a plugin that GitHub Pages won't run.
.claude/skills/grow-lifehacker/ The autopilot skill.
scripts/preview.sh Local Docker preview (overlay against a theme clone).
docs/ The setup tutorial and the build journey log (excluded from the site build).

Why the config is hand-written, not copied

remote_theme only delivers the theme's _layouts/, _includes/, _sass/, and assets/. It does not deliver the theme's _config.yml, _data/, or _plugins/. So this repo deliberately re-declares everything the theme's layouts expect, and ships its own _data/. (Copying the theme's _config.yml wholesale would also inherit the theme author's analytics keys — don't.) The Field Notes tell that story with jokes.

Local preview

scripts/preview.sh          # overlay onto a theme clone + docker compose up → http://localhost:4000
scripts/ci/run-all.sh       # run the full test harness locally (build + lint + drift + brand)

In VS Code the same runs are one click away in Run & Debug (.vscode/launch.json): serve the preview, reproduce the verify gate (safe-mode build + harness, in Docker), debug a page in Edge with DevTools attached, generate cover art for the article you have open, or hand the harness findings to a Claude Code role.

GitHub Pages builds the real site from main on push. Pull requests are gated by a GitHub Actions test harness (.github/workflows/test.yml) that reproduces the Pages build in safe mode and lints content, links, drift, and brand voice. The checks live in scripts/ci/ and run identically for humans (scripts/ci/run-all.sh or the /test-lifehacker skill) and in CI. A human still merges every PR — branch protection + CODEOWNERS enforce it. See docs/runbook-fleet.md for setup.

The autopilot

This site grows itself: Claude Code reads _data/brand/ + _data/backlog.yml, drafts on-voice content with screenshots, files theme bugs upstream, and opens a PR. A human reviews and merges every change. Full design in AUTOPILOT.md and at /docs/autopilot/.

License

Content © its authors. The theme is MIT-licensed by zer0-mistakes.

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Personal site at lifehacker.dev, built with the zer0-mistakes Jekyll remote theme on GitHub Pages.

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