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Locals: an Apple Silicon engine that runs local LLMs up to 3x faster. A product of Generated Computers.
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Build a static Astro documentation site from your repository or a published npm package, with a theme that fits your product.
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Static, repository-native documentation built with Astro, Starlight, Tasty, and Glaze.
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Before customizing a site, read the customization rules.
For agent-assisted setup and publishing, see the AI agent guide.
The published @tenphi/cookbook package includes these docs and versioned Tasty
and Glaze references for local use by consumers and coding agents.
npm create @tenphi/cookbook@latest my-docs -- --yes
cd my-docs
npm run dev
Use --source . to document an existing repository or --package your-package
to document a published npm artifact.
For an existing Astro project:
npx astro add @tenphi/cookbook
The workspace contains four fixed-version packages:
@tenphi/create-cookbook — package-first project creator.@tenphi/cookbook — the public Astro integration and command facade.@tenphi/docs — configuration, package acquisition, content graph, and diagnostics.@tenphi/renderer — the official static renderer and theme.Node.js 22.19 or newer is required.
For work on this repository, follow the repository instructions and the Entropy rule. The policy covers code, public APIs, configuration, documentation workflows and UX; the review skills define the assessment and report format.
Use $review in Codex or /review in Claude Code for a local review against
the repository rules, including Entropy. Use $entropy-review or
/entropy-review for a focused pass. Both agents use the same skill sources.
A focused review can run in a read-only subagent with the diff, relevant sources and task requirements/accepted exceptions. It needs no dependency installation, services, tests or probes; claims needing unavailable runtime evidence remain unverified. Implementation checks still follow the contributing guide.