Released a stripped back version of the CMS built with Claude and used to generate this little site. Called “chaseframe” (as in…), the CMS generates static HTML files from ejs templates, using Node.js to parse the Markdown files in my Obsidian vault.¹

As my GutHub skills are…unpolished…I accidentally released a non-sanitized version of the CMS initially and pushed out my custom design elements and other site-specific details. I think I corrected things by making that first repository private and renaming it, and then creating a new, public “chaseframe” repository. Moments like this remind me how long it’s been since I’ve worked primarily in code editors. (You literally carbon date them to my fluency with a version control system more advanced than .bak.)

Probably won’t update the repository often, but it all depends on what I end doing on this site.

We’ll see.

Footnotes

1. Which at some point I should write more about, because Obsidian has become my core tool in almost every digital thing I do. ↩