Update Gallery

To automatically publish markdown articles to a Jekyll GitHub Pages gallery, this Skill syncs new or updated files from your articles directory into docs/_posts/ by parsing metadata, generating stable slugs, and assigning categories.

Hash-based deduplication works by calculating a content hash for each article; the sync process compares this hash against tracked state to ensure only real content changes trigger a new Jekyll post generation, preventing unnecessary updates.

Yes, you can target a single markdown file for updates. The Skill supports optional single-file targeting, allowing you to process one specific article while still performing frontmatter merging and safe writes.

When source articles are removed, the Skill performs non-destructive orphan detection by marking the missing articles as orphans in the state tracker without deleting the previously generated Jekyll posts.

Frontmatter merging and category assignment are handled during the sync process by parsing existing article metadata, extracting dates and slugs, and safely writing canonical URLs into the Jekyll posts directory.

No, manual state management is not needed. The Skill tracks per-article lifecycle and automatically persists state, using content hashes to deduplicate updates and record orphaned posts without deleting them.