legionforge.github.io

Source for the public marketing site at legionforge.org.

This is the mission landing + per-product landing pages for the LegionForge ecosystem. The documentation site lives separately at docs.legionforge.org — source in LegionForge/docs.

Layout

_config.yml             Jekyll config + site-wide product data
_layouts/
  default.html          Page shell — nav, footer, head metadata
  product.html          Product page template — hero + content + related grid
_includes/
  nav.html              Sticky top nav
  footer.html           Multi-column site footer
assets/css/site.css     All brand tokens + component styles

# Pages (one markdown file per URL)
index.md                /             Mission landing
framework.md            /framework/   LegionForge framework
guardian.md             /guardian/    Guardian security sidecar
jeli.md                 /jeli/        Jeli sovereign memory
adhd-os.md              /adhd-os/     ADHD-OS personal assistant
llm-valet.md            /llm-valet/   LLM lifecycle manager
mcp-probe.md            /mcp-probe/   MCP advisor
headroom.md             /headroom/    System stability monitor
hermes-tool-test-suite.md  /hermes-tool-test-suite/
dev-rig.md              /dev-rig/     Shared CI substrate
security.md             /security/    Org-level security posture
about.md                /about/       Org, license, contact

CNAME                   legionforge.org
LICENSE                 AGPL-3.0

Adding a new product page

1. Add the product entry to _config.yml under products:. This makes it appear in the home page grid and footer automatically.
2. Create <product-id>.md at the repo root with frontmatter:

   ---
   layout: product
   title: Product Name
   tagline: One-line pitch
   description: One-paragraph description for SEO
   permalink: /<product-id>/
   category: framework | security | tool | app
   product_id: <product-id>
   repo: <github-repo-name>
   docs_path: <path-on-docs-site>   # optional
   ---

3. Write the body content in markdown. The product layout adds the hero, related-products band, and shared chrome automatically.

Local development

bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve --livereload

Then open http://127.0.0.1:4000/.

If you don't have Ruby / Bundler set up, GitHub Pages will build on push. Iteration cycle is push → wait ~30s → refresh.

Deploy

Pushes to main trigger GitHub Pages' default Jekyll build and deploy. Custom domain via the CNAME file in the repo root and the apex DNS at Namecheap.

License

Site prose is AGPL-3.0 (matching the framework). The brand mark, name, and color palette follow the brand guidelines.