labs64.io: the home of the Labs64.IO Ecosystem. Part of the Labs64.IO Ecosystem: positioning, product pages and the blog; technical documentation lives at labs64.io/docs.
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Module status, version and display name live only in _data/modules.yml. Never hand-write them into a page or the navigation.
This repository is the public face of the platform: what it is, who it is for and where to start. It deliberately carries no onboarding steps, so there is exactly one place to keep those correct.
- Positioning, not procedures. Product pages explain value and link to the docs for how.
- One source of truth for modules.
_data/modules.ymlrenders every status and name on the site. - Readable by machines.
llms.txt, a sitemap and a feed are maintained with the content.
A good fit if
- You want to fix or improve the website copy, blog or product pages.
- You are adding a module and need it to appear in the catalogue.
Probably not what you need if
- You want to run, configure or integrate a module: the documentation is the source for that.
- Jekyll site: posts, pages, blog pagination and a module catalogue.
- Module catalogue: status and names rendered from
_data/modules.yml. - SEO continuity: legacy permalinks kept with redirect stubs and a permalink regression check.
- Machine-readable context:
llms.txt, sitemap and feed. - Docker-first: serve, build and link-check without installing Ruby.
The site publishes an llms.txt summary for agents, and module status lives in _data/modules.yml. The guide for AI agents covers authentication, retries and errors across all modules. Working on this repository with an agent? AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md describe guardrails and verification.
Website is one module of the Labs64.IO Ecosystem. All modules are listed in the documentation.
We would love your help. Blog posts and corrections to product pages are the usual changes. Fork the repository, make your change on a branch, run the checks described in AGENTS.md and open a pull request. Not sure whether an idea fits? Open an issue first and we will talk it through; that is a perfectly good way to start.
Following files, directories and their contents are copyright Labs64. You may not reuse anything therein without permission: _drafts/, _posts/, img/, pages/, resources/. All other files and directories are licensed under the MIT License unless explicitly stated.
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