site: ship the docs the way the workshop ships a site #62

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perishadmin merged 1 commit from plumb-site-coldstart into main

2026-07-28 16:17:00 +00:00

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2026-07-28 16:15:36 +00:00

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site: ship the docs the way the workshop ships a site

The docs lane predates the law it should have been written under, so it
carried every hole plumb has since had to close. It scraped routes out
of src/lib/routes.tsx — the same coupling that broke plumb's copy the
moment its routes became a virtual module — and now reads the routes
the build actually prerendered. It served a health document claiming
version 0.0.0, and now names the commit and the library version it
documents.

Deploying moves onto the forge behind a dispatch-only lane, which is
the condition the old note set for giving this site its own narrow
credential rather than borrowing open-web's, so it has one.

Verification splits into deployed, bound, and reachable. A fourth state
turned up while proving it: a credential that cannot read workers
domains was reporting a bound domain as unbound, because a 401 and an
empty result set were being read as the same answer. Binding is now
yes, no, or unknown, and unknown makes the readback mandatory — a ship
that can neither ask nor look has proved nothing and may not say
otherwise.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com

site: ship the docs the way the workshop ships a site The docs lane predates the law it should have been written under, so it carried every hole plumb has since had to close. It scraped routes out of src/lib/routes.tsx — the same coupling that broke plumb's copy the moment its routes became a virtual module — and now reads the routes the build actually prerendered. It served a health document claiming version 0.0.0, and now names the commit and the library version it documents. Deploying moves onto the forge behind a dispatch-only lane, which is the condition the old note set for giving this site its own narrow credential rather than borrowing open-web's, so it has one. Verification splits into deployed, bound, and reachable. A fourth state turned up while proving it: a credential that cannot read workers domains was reporting a bound domain as unbound, because a 401 and an empty result set were being read as the same answer. Binding is now yes, no, or unknown, and unknown makes the readback mandatory — a ship that can neither ask nor look has proved nothing and may not say otherwise. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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site: ship the docs the way the workshop ships a site

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The docs lane predates the law it should have been written under, so it
carried every hole plumb has since had to close. It scraped routes out
of src/lib/routes.tsx — the same coupling that broke plumb's copy the
moment its routes became a virtual module — and now reads the routes
the build actually prerendered. It served a health document claiming
version 0.0.0, and now names the commit and the library version it
documents.

Deploying moves onto the forge behind a dispatch-only lane, which is
the condition the old note set for giving this site its own narrow
credential rather than borrowing open-web's, so it has one.

Verification splits into deployed, bound, and reachable. A fourth state
turned up while proving it: a credential that cannot read workers
domains was reporting a bound domain as unbound, because a 401 and an
empty result set were being read as the same answer. Binding is now
yes, no, or unknown, and unknown makes the readback mandatory — a ship
that can neither ask nor look has proved nothing and may not say
otherwise.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

perishadmin merged commit d0a3c17d9f into main

2026-07-28 16:17:00 +00:00

perishadmin deleted branch plumb-site-coldstart

2026-07-28 16:17:00 +00:00

perishadmin referenced this pull request from a commit

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site: ship the docs the way the workshop ships a site (#62)