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Sync the yaah marketing website (website/index.html) with the current project state — features, CLI commands, skills, agents, hooks, and installation instructions. Use this skill whenever the user adds, removes, or changes a feature, CLI command, hook, skill, agent, MCP server, or LSP provider AND the website should reflect that change. Also use when the user explicitly asks to update, sync, or refresh the website, or says things like 'update the site', 'keep the website current', 'reflect this on the website', or 'the website is out of date'.

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Sync Website

Keep website/index.html in sync with the yaah project's actual capabilities.

Why this matters

The website is a static single-page site in website/. It auto-deploys to GitHub Pages on push to main (via .github/workflows/deploy-pages.yaml). When features change in the Go code but the website isn't updated, users see stale information.

Data sources and website sections

Each website section has a canonical source of truth. Read the source first, then update the HTML.

Website sectionHTML landmarkSource of truth
Hero stats (4 numbers).hero-stats .stat-numberCount from registries below
Features grid#features .features-gridREADME.md features + pkg/ packages
How It Works#how-it-worksREADME.md quick-start
Multi-Agent table#agents .table-wrapperpkg/generator/ — one file per agent
Install methods#install .install-gridREADME.md install section
CLI Reference#cli .cli-gridcmd/yaah/main.go + internal/cli/ cobra commands

How to count for hero stats

StatHow to count
AgentsNumber of generators in pkg/generator/ (claude, opencode, codex, copilot)
Skillsls .claude/skills/ — count directories that contain a SKILL.md
HooksCount distinct handler types in pkg/hooks/handlers/
Sub-Agentsls .claude/agents/ — count .md files

How to sync

  1. Audit — Read the source of truth for the section that changed. Read website/index.html to see what's currently shown.

  2. Diff — Identify what's new, removed, or changed.

  3. Edit — Update website/index.html with the Edit tool. Match existing HTML patterns exactly:

    • Feature cards: <div class="feature-card"> with <h3> and <p>
    • CLI items: <div class="cli-item"> with <code> for command, <p> for description
    • Stats: <div class="stat"> with <span class="stat-number"> and <span class="stat-label">
    • Install cards: <div class="install-card"> with code blocks
  4. Verify — Count items in the edited HTML to confirm they match the codebase.

Rules

  • Only update sections where data actually changed.
  • Preserve existing CSS classes, HTML structure, and visual design.
  • Keep copy concise — one sentence per feature card, short CLI descriptions.
  • Every claim on the website must be backed by code that exists right now.
  • If a feature was removed from the code, remove it from the website.
  • After editing, remind the user that the deploy triggers automatically on push (workflow watches website/**).

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