feat(blog): add local-first architecture post#132
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Adds new blog post explaining why Refactron runs entirely on-device, covering the privacy, security, and compliance rationale behind the local-first architecture decision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA new blog post titled "why-refactron-runs-locally" is added to the blog system with comprehensive metadata and markdown content. The sitemap is updated to include the new post URL with appropriate crawl frequency and priority settings. Changes
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public/sitemap.xml (1)
1-1: Consider enforcing sitemap↔posts consistency automatically.To prevent future drift, add a small CI check that validates every blog slug in
src/data/posts.tsis present inpublic/sitemap.xml(and optionally vice versa).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@public/sitemap.xml` at line 1, Add a CI check that ensures every blog slug in posts.ts appears in sitemap.xml: implement a small Node script (e.g., check-sitemap) that reads the exported posts array from posts.ts to extract slugs, parses public sitemap.xml loc entries, compares the two sets, and prints any missing slugs and exits non-zero when mismatches exist; add an npm script "check-sitemap" to run the script and wire that script into CI as a pre-merge job so PRs fail when sitemap↔posts drift occurs.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@public/sitemap.xml`:
- Line 1: Add a CI check that ensures every blog slug in posts.ts appears in
sitemap.xml: implement a small Node script (e.g., check-sitemap) that reads the
exported posts array from posts.ts to extract slugs, parses public sitemap.xml
loc entries, compares the two sets, and prints any missing slugs and exits
non-zero when mismatches exist; add an npm script "check-sitemap" to run the
script and wire that script into CI as a pre-merge job so PRs fail when
sitemap↔posts drift occurs.
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Pull request overview
Adds a new blog post describing Refactron’s local-first/on-device architecture and updates SEO sitemap content so the post is discoverable.
Changes:
- Added new blog post entry (
why-refactron-runs-locally) including metadata + full body content. - Updated
public/sitemap.xmlto include the new blog post URL.
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
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| src/data/posts.ts | Adds the new post’s metadata and markdown body to the in-app blog data source. |
| public/sitemap.xml | Adds the new blog post URL to the main domain sitemap. |
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| { | ||
| slug: 'why-refactron-runs-locally', | ||
| title: | ||
| 'Why We Built Refactron to Run Locally — Your Code Stays on Your Machine', | ||
| industry: 'Product', | ||
| accentColor: '#2D6A8F', | ||
| publishedAt: 'April 2, 2026', |
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BlogPage renders non-featured posts (featured === false) in the array order without sorting. Since this new post is appended at the end of blogPosts, it will show up as the last regular post even though its publishedAt is the newest date. Consider inserting it earlier in the array (or sorting rest by publishedAt) so the newest post isn’t buried at the bottom of the blog listing.
Adds new blog post explaining why Refactron runs entirely on-device, covering the privacy, security, and compliance rationale behind the local-first architecture decision.
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