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inkisle

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AI-native Markdown publishing system built on Astro and Vite.

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墨屿 / InkIsle

InkIsle is an AI-native Markdown publishing system.

It is designed as a static-first blog and content publishing product layer on top of Astro and Vite. The goal is not to rebuild a full web framework, but to provide a clean content model, CLI workflow, theme boundary, and AI-friendly outputs for personal blogs, business content sites, documentation sites, and future publishing scenarios.

Status

InkIsle now has a minimal Astro-based renderer and starter. The product direction is content-first: default user projects should be lightweight Node projects with Markdown content, npm scripts, and optional configuration, while the Astro source implementation remains internal unless the user asks for the full project.

The renderer reads Markdown from a site's content/ directory, pre-renders localized static pages, publishes the default language without a URL prefix by default, supports built-in personal and business-blog themes, and generates RSS, sitemap, static search index, JSON Feed, full-site posts JSON, and llms.txt.

The first validation milestone is still to replace the existing Hexo personal blog with this implementation.

Repository Layout

bin/inkisle.mjs       # product CLI
starters/content-only/ # default user-facing starter
starters/default/     # full Astro publishing project and renderer source
docs/                 # product and technical planning docs

Quick Start

npm install
npm run dev

The root scripts run against starters/default through npm workspaces.

Useful CLI commands:

npm exec inkisle -- init my-site
cd my-site && npm install && npm run dev
npm exec inkisle -- init my-full-site --full
npm exec inkisle -- new post "Post title"
npm exec inkisle -- new page "About"
npm exec inkisle -- build
npm exec inkisle -- check
npm exec inkisle -- check links

Chinese ICP filing text can be shown in the footer by setting filing.icp.number in inkisle.config.mjs. It is hidden by default and only renders when a filing number is configured.

Release

Publishing is tag-driven. Configure npm Trusted Publishing for YGM-Studio/inkisle with workflow filename publish.yml, then run:

npm run release

The release script defaults to a patch bump. It also accepts npm version specs:

npm run release -- minor
npm run release -- 0.0.2

The script updates package.json, package-lock.json, and the content-only starter dependency, creates a vX.Y.Z tag, commits, and pushes the branch and tag. GitHub Actions publishes the package to https://registry.npmjs.org/ when the tag is pushed.

Documents