Jekyll

Create a 'docs' repository.

Use Jekyll Collections to separate API docs, User guides, and Release notes.

Set up GitHub Actions to trigger a build on every pull request.

Deploy the static output to an internal secure server.

Select a Jekyll theme (e.g., Minima).

Write posts in Markdown.

Use Jekyll-SEO-Tag plugin for automated meta tags.

Host on Netlify for global CDN delivery.

Store product data in _data/products.yml.

Create a template that loops through the YAML data.

Update the YAML file to add/remove products.

Commit changes to trigger an automatic site update.

Fork a portfolio starter kit.

Customize social links in _config.yml.

Add project screenshots to the assets folder.

Enable GitHub Pages on the repo.

Pipe LLM output into individual Markdown files with YAML front matter.

Use Jekyll's search-engine-friendly pagination.

Build the site to generate a static index.

Deploy to a serverless provider like Cloudflare Pages.

Use the Jekyll-remote-theme plugin to inherit styles.

Define project features in a simple Markdown list.

Push to the project's 'gh-pages' branch.

Automatic deployment via GitHub's infrastructure.

Organize folders by department.

Use Jekyll-Search plugins for client-side search.

Restrict access via Netlify Identity or SSO at the hosting level.

Collaborate via Git Pull Requests.