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Deploy the joost-blog site. Regenerates the NLWeb search index (including embeddings), commits changes, and pushes to trigger a Cloudflare Pages deploy.

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description	Deploy the joost-blog site. Regenerates the NLWeb search index (including embeddings), commits changes, and pushes to trigger a Cloudflare Pages deploy.
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Deploy

Deploys the joost-blog site to Cloudflare Pages.

What it does

Fetches YouTube transcripts for any new videos (scripts/fetch-transcripts.mjs)
- Uses cached transcripts when the file already exists
- Requires yt-dlp on PATH (install via brew install yt-dlp)
Regenerates the NLWeb search index (scripts/generate-nlweb-index.mjs)
- Scans all blog posts, pages, and videos
- Skips draft content
- Appends each video's transcript to its search body
- Generates embeddings for new/changed content via Cloudflare API
- Uses cached embeddings for unchanged content
Stages the updated index + any new transcript files
Commits with a descriptive message
Pushes to origin, triggering the Cloudflare Pages deploy

Steps

Run node scripts/fetch-transcripts.mjs and show the output to the user
Run node --env-file-if-exists=.env scripts/generate-nlweb-index.mjs and show the output
Check what changed under src/generated/ with git status --short src/generated/
Stage: git add src/generated/nlweb-index.json src/generated/nlweb-index.mjs src/generated/embedding-cache.json src/generated/transcripts/ (plus any other staged content the user is shipping)
Run git status to show the user what will be deployed
Ask the user for a commit message (suggest one based on what changed)
Commit and push to origin
Confirm the deploy was triggered

Notes

The CF_API_TOKEN and CF_ACCOUNT_ID environment variables must be available for embedding generation; they live in .env. Pass --env-file-if-exists=.env to Node so the script picks them up.
The prebuild step was removed from package.json — the index must be regenerated locally before deploying.
If only code changes (no content changes), the index regeneration will show "0 to generate" and the cached index is reused.
fetch-transcripts.mjs is a no-op for videos that already have a cached transcript, so it's safe to run on every deploy.

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Deploy

Deploys the joost-blog site to Cloudflare Pages.

What it does

Fetches YouTube transcripts for any new videos (scripts/fetch-transcripts.mjs)

Uses cached transcripts when the file already exists
Requires yt-dlp on PATH (install via brew install yt-dlp)

Regenerates the NLWeb search index (scripts/generate-nlweb-index.mjs)

Scans all blog posts, pages, and videos
Skips draft content
Appends each video's transcript to its search body
Generates embeddings for new/changed content via Cloudflare API
Uses cached embeddings for unchanged content

Stages the updated index + any new transcript files

Commits with a descriptive message

Pushes to origin, triggering the Cloudflare Pages deploy

Steps

Run node scripts/fetch-transcripts.mjs and show the output to the user

Run node --env-file-if-exists=.env scripts/generate-nlweb-index.mjs and show the output

Check what changed under src/generated/ with git status --short src/generated/

Stage:

git add src/generated/nlweb-index.json src/generated/nlweb-index.mjs src/generated/embedding-cache.json src/generated/transcripts/

(plus any other staged content the user is shipping)

Run git status to show the user what will be deployed

Ask the user for a commit message (suggest one based on what changed)

Commit and push to origin

Confirm the deploy was triggered

Notes

The CF_API_TOKEN and CF_ACCOUNT_ID environment variables must be available for embedding generation; they live in .env. Pass --env-file-if-exists=.env to Node so the script picks them up.

The prebuild step was removed from package.json — the index must be regenerated locally before deploying.

If only code changes (no content changes), the index regeneration will show "0 to generate" and the cached index is reused.

fetch-transcripts.mjs is a no-op for videos that already have a cached transcript, so it's safe to run on every deploy.