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Looked around. There are 2 generations here: legacy src/ + lib/ (express/fastify, firebase auth, docker) and service/ (bun + elysia, data/ -> local server -> supabase -> static site). What's bugging you most: auth, sync flow, or supabase?
Haha I want to redesign the whole thing. About current infra, what I didn't like: ・ Dependent on VS Code, which I haven't opened in 4 months ・ Requires a laptop to write, I want a nice backoffice ・ That the vault lives in a gitignored dir in the repo, so it's like nesting repos…
Shape I'm picturing: a Bun CLI you run in the vault under pitchfork. It indexes the .md, serves a web backoffice, commits+pushes with a GitHub App token, and publishes to Supabase on save. Q: always-on box or laptop?
Then Dokploy could own it: one Bun container, vault = git clone in a volume, GitHub App token pulls/pushes, backoffice behind your existing Supabase login. Keep mise+pitchfork for local dev only, or run it bare on the host?
I think so. Vault .md = source of truth, private included. publish.ts copies only public notes (plus tree/sitegraph/index/search keys) to Supabase. generate_static_site compiles those rows, caches the result in the row, renders HTML into published/ (dt.in.th repo) and pushes to…
dt.in.thThai Pangsakulyanont
Yes: public: true but not reachable from HomePage. They still go to Supabase (row + search keys, compiled too) but get no static HTML and stay out of tree/index/sitemap. A visit hits 404.html, and the client fetches it via notes_get_contents.
Correct. We can start infra side anew. Let's start anew. Install @mattpocock skills. Put the current checkout in a worktree for reference. And let's get /grilling.
Done: mattpocock-skills plugin installed (user scope), old checkout parked at ./legacy on a legacy branch. Grilling round 1. Reply "yes" per Q to take my rec. Q1 Where it runs: bare on the VPS under pitchfork, vault as a plain git checkout so Claude Code can work in it directly? (vs a Dokploy container) -> Yes, bare. Dokploy/Traefik only as the HTTPS proxy in front, if handy. Q2 Repo shape: vault is its own repo and the root of everything; infra is a separate repo shipped as a notes CLI, pinned in the vault's mise.toml. No nesting. -> Yes. Q3 Compat contract: v1 keeps the frontend untouched. Same Supabase tables/bucket/RPC (notes_contents, notes_search_keys, notes-public, notes_get_contents), same private API (/auth/supabase, /web/notes/:id), same published/ layout pushed to dtinth/dt.in.th. -> Yes. Redesign the frontend later, separately. Q4 Publish trigger: automatic (watch vault, debounce, push public changes to Supabase + rebuild static site), since public: true is already the gate? -> Yes, plus a manual notes publish for forcing. Q5 Vault git: the server auto-commits and pushes (debounced) with a GitHub App token; you, agents and the backoffice just write files? -> Yes. Q6 Backoffice v1 scope: list/search notes, edit Markdown, live preview via @notes/compiler, publish status. Behind your existing Supabase admin login. Nothing more. -> Yes.

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Q1, Q2, Q3, Q5, Q6. Agree Q4. Right now publish is all-or-nothing, as in publishing the vault content. Not sure if with the new version, can we can just publish selectively.