JekyllNet launch: docs, workflows, and compatibility baseline

On March 25, 2026, JekyllNet reached an important public milestone: the project now has a real bilingual documentation site, a fuller CLI workflow, stronger regression safety, and a much clearer compatibility story.

What shipped in this milestone

• a proper docs source site in English and Chinese
• blog articles organized by feature set, configuration, CLI workflow, and AI translation
• build, watch, and serve CLI flows
• fixture-based build regression tests for both docs and sample-site
• broader theme-facing filter coverage
• stronger pagination and publishing semantics
• AI-assisted translation with cache, incremental reuse, glossary support, and OpenAI-compatible provider support

What is next

The remaining work is now narrower and easier to prioritize:

• closer alignment on the last Liquid edge cases
• tighter pagination behavior in the remaining Jekyll corners
• continued _config.yml coverage expansion where it materially improves theme compatibility
• more examples, recipes, and deployment documentation over time