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The API Reference Belongs Next to the Guides
1.8.69 reads JavaScript, TypeScript declarations, Go, PHP, Python and OpenAPI files into pages of the same site as your guides, with examples that run in the browser and a Try it console for every endpoint.
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Two Ways to Read an Article Aloud
1.8.65 adds a Listen button that uses the reader's own voice engine, and build-time MP3 from a TTS API you choose, with a podcast feed and a plan for when the API is down.
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The Build Said Nothing
1.8.62 fixes fourteen things that never errored: pages dropped without a word, a 404 in the wrong language, a header that refused geolocation.
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The Client Wants to Fix a Typo
1.8.60 is about the work an agency does between builds: letting a client fix their own headline, and a GTM install that was only ever half there.
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The Paragraph You Clicked Is Not in the File
Click-to-edit is easy to build and hard to make safe. Here is the rule that decides which paragraph a click means, and why the editor sometimes refuses to guess.
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What Breaks If I Change This?
We built an incremental build for 1.8.60. It made a five-thousand-page site five per cent faster. Here is why we shipped it anyway, and what it is actually for.
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SSG 1.8.16: Content That Thinks, Announces Itself, and Links Itself
1.8.16 is about the edges of publishing: build-time AI answers, announcements that never double-post, related articles, and an MCP development server.
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Legible to Machines: What Landed in SSG 1.8.14
1.8.14 is about the readers you never see: social scrapers, AI agents and your own tooling. Structured data, social images that work, build-time contracts.
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One Site, Many Workers: What Landed in SSG 1.8.13
1.8.13 turns the single worker: hook into a workers: list, and ships three batteries-included ones: cookie consent, comments and a republish webhook.