How This Site Was Built

Welcome to the capstone proof page: This site was built by gh-helm itself—and here’s exactly how.

Project Board

Automated Workflow

  1. Issues filed for each tutorial page on the project board.
  2. Issues marked “Ready” and labeled “agent-ready”.
  3. gh-helm picks up ready issues and generates the appropriate markdown files in PRs.
  4. Humans review the draft PRs, request tweaks if needed.
  5. PRs are merged by maintainers into main.
  6. GitHub Pages deploys the site automatically.

Proof: Real PRs and Issues

The Actual helm.toml Used

Below is the exact helm.toml that defines gh-helm’s behavior for this project:

# helm.toml (excerpt)
project = "maxbeizer/learn-gh-helm"
mode = "agent"

[agents.project]
action = "pull_issue_ready"
labels = ["agent-ready"]

[agents.manager]
action = "review_prs"
reviewers = ["maxbeizer"]

[content]
output_dir = "docs/"
file_ext = ".md"

SOURCE_OF_TRUTH.md Approach

Every aspect of the site—architecture, guidelines, narrative arc, file structure—was defined in docs/SOURCE_OF_TRUTH.md. This single file is the reference for agents, maintainers, and contributors. Whenever a tutorial page was generated, it followed the exact rules and structure outlined there.

See for Yourself: Git History

Want proof this works? Check the GitHub repo history and see:

  • Each tutorial page committed via a PR by gh-helm
  • Review comments from real humans
  • Final merges and deployments

Why This Matters

This meta page demonstrates gh-helm’s promise: Agent-driven development with real, auditable proof.

  • All 7 tutorial pages live and public
  • Each generated by gh-helm and reviewed by humans
  • All steps visible via GitHub project, issues, PRs, and history

Next Steps for You

  • Try viewing an issue or PR—notice the automated generation and human review.
  • Explore the repo’s project board to see the workflow.
  • Read docs/SOURCE_OF_TRUTH.md for the exact content rules.
  • Clone the repo and look at the commit history for yourself!

Ready to build your own site with gh-helm? See the Getting Started guide.


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