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libreyolo-update-website-docs

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Signpost for updating www.libreyolo.com (docs pages, feature announcements, SEO articles) when something ships in the library. Use when a change needs user-facing docs beyond the repo ("document this on the website", "add a docs page for X", "the site still says Y"), when the release process flags docs drift (Gate G), or when someone wants an article written or the site deployed. The website is a SEPARATE repo with its own skills; this skill orients you, states when a website update is required, and hands off.

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Update the LibreYOLO website (signpost)

The website is not in this repo. Deep guides live with the code they describe; this signpost only tells you where to go and when you must.

The repos

RepoRoleAuthoritative skills there
LibreYOLO/libreyolo-website (local: C:\Users\Usuario\Documents\GitHub\libreyolo-website)The Next.js site behind https://www.libreyolo.com (docs pages, articles content)put-website-in-prod (the only supported deploy path)
marketing (local: C:\Users\Usuario\Documents\GitHub\marketing)Content pipelineswebsite-article-writer, website-article-publisher, new-version-release

Those skills are authoritative for layout, conventions, and deploy mechanics. If anything here disagrees with them, they win; update this signpost rather than diverging.

Two facts worth carrying in (they bite outsiders)

  1. Deploys are manual. Pushing to the website repo does NOT deploy. Production goes live only via the put-website-in-prod skill (global vercel CLI, vercel --prod). "I merged the docs change" is not "the docs are live".
  2. Public raw links into the library repo must use /release/, never /main/. The library has no main branch; a /main/ raw URL 404s. Use /dev/ only for deliberately-unstable references.

When a library change REQUIRES a website update

  • A new model family, task, or CLI command that users are meant to find (the repo docs/ are contributor contracts; user docs live on the site).
  • Changed user-facing behavior the site currently documents (check before shipping: search the website repo for the old name/flag).
  • A release: the release process (skills/libreyolo-release/ Gate G) lists headline changelog items with no doc mention; each needs a site update or the user's explicit "ship without docs" per item.
  • Experimental features go on the experimental docs page with their gating caveats stated, not presented as GA.

When a feature ships without its docs, say so in the PR/release handoff rather than letting it be discovered.

Flow

  1. Land and verify the library change first (docs describing unmerged behavior is drift in the other direction).
  2. Switch to the website checkout; follow its conventions (articles have a bilingual .md + .zh.md convention and FAQ frontmatter; read the marketing repo's website-article-writer before writing any article).
  3. Deploy with put-website-in-prod from the website repo. Verify the live page renders after deploy; do not report done on a successful build alone.

Related

  • skills/libreyolo-release/ Gate G: the docs-drift gate this feeds.
  • skills/benchmark-on-visionanalysis/: the analogous signpost for the benchmark site (visionanalysis.org), which is a third, different repo.