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No code SSG
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No code SSG

via Dev.todavid duymelinck17h ago

I looked on skills.sh and skillsmp for an SSG skill and I couldn't find it. So I thought I make a simple one with the developer knowledge I have. The goals Generate HTML files in the public directory. Make it easy to detect errors in the source files after generating the website. Add an intermediate feature like navigation. The skill The markdown reader of Github messed with the way I used sub lists. The way I used sub lists is like you would use early returns in code. The thing that surprised me the most is that temp/navigation.md file is written once during my tests with Claude code and Opencode. I assumed when running the page agents in parallel, the file should be written to multiple times. The parallel running only happened in Claude code. The other strange thing is that Opencode was quicker than Claude code. I used the Big Pickle in Opencode and Sonnet 4.6 in Claude code. The last test I did was 1 minute 57 seconds in Opencode and 3 minutes 24 seconds in Claude code. Conclusion I

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