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To publish a static site article to Vercel automatically, provide the approved article body, title, slug, and metadata. The system generates the HTML page, updates routing files like vercel.json, commits the changes, and pushes them to trigger Vercel deployment.

When adding a research article to a static site, you need to update the research index, sitemap.xml, vercel.json rewrites, and llms.txt. This ensures proper routing, search engine indexing, and public access to the new content section.

Deploying a static site updates routing configuration and sitemap.xml by generating the article HTML page in the public research directory and modifying vercel.json rewrites. Committing these updates triggers Vercel deployment for public access.

To generate an HTML page and deploy research content, you need an approved article body, title, slug, publication date, and meta information. These inputs are used to create the static HTML file and wire up the necessary routing.

Yes, you can automate the publishing workflow steps including sitemap updates and Vercel deployment. Providing the finalized content and metadata triggers automatic HTML generation, routing updates, and a git commit that deploys the changes.

Wiring up routing for a new static article directory involves creating an index.html file inside the specific slug folder, adding vercel.json rewrites for the path, and updating the main research index to link the new page.