Jekyll is a simple, blog-aware, static site generator for personal, project, or organization sites.
Why this server?
Detects and provides information about Jekyll dev servers, including port, PID, memory usage, and allows killing them.
Why this server?
Generates frontmatter for Jekyll static site generator, auto-extracting description, reading time, slug, and tags from content.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with a Jekyll project, including project inspection, component lifecycle management (list, get, create, validate, delete), SCSS/design token updates, and running Jekyll build and doctor commands.
Why this server?
Provides configuration generation and deployment setup for Jekyll-based documentation sites with GitHub Pages integration.
Why this server?
Supports YAML frontmatter management for Jekyll documents, enabling updates to metadata fields used by Jekyll static site generator.
Why this server?
Automatically detects, starts, and tunnels Jekyll static site development servers.
Why this server?
Indexes and searches Jekyll blog content, enabling tools to search posts by keyword/category/tags, retrieve full post content by slug, compare drafts against published posts to detect duplicates, and list all categories and tags with post counts.
Why this server?
Supports auto-detection of Jekyll development servers and proxying of Jekyll applications with URL pattern matching for server addresses.
Why this server?
Allows agents to manage markdown content files in a Jekyll site's content folder, including searching, reading, appending, and editing notes.