Uzelhub.com — the site itself
The storefront you're reading — generated from a YAML survey of the systems it describes, not hand-written. The method building its own shopfront.
- Zero hand-written pages — every page falls out of the generator
- Change the data, redeploy, and the whole site updates in lockstep
- Human-tuned wording survives every regeneration
- The public inventory is the survey itself — the receipts are the site
A site that can't drift from the truth
Survey, generate, prove
One YAML survey is the source of truth
Every system, capability, and story on the server gets a single dated line. Editing the site means editing that data — never HTML.
A generator writes every page
A Node generator turns the YAML and its JSON into the home page, solution cut sheets, the inventory, sitemap, and canonicals. Nothing is hand-authored.
Human wording survives the re-walk
An override layer preserves hand-tuned copy through every regeneration, and stable IDs keep a re-survey from re-keying a live entry.
The build proves itself
A test suite and a CI gate regenerate the site on every push and fail the deploy if the output does not match the data.
The stack
Questions? Ask it directly
Context-aware Q&A for this solution. (Coming online as its grounding docs land.)
The hand-built original
The parts list
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