Add selectable Redis Agent Memory backends#16
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Adds a GitHub Actions workflow that builds the `mkdocs.yml` configuration with the Material theme + mkdocstrings + llmstxt plugins, then deploys to GitHub Pages via `actions/deploy-pages@v4` (OIDC, no token needed). Changes: - `.github/workflows/docs.yml`: build + deploy on push to main when any docs source changes (docs/**, mkdocs.yml, src/**, pyproject.toml, uv.lock, the workflow itself). Also supports `workflow_dispatch` for manual triggers. - `mkdocs.yml`: switch `site_url` from the unresolved `https://ai.redis.io/adk/` to the GitHub Pages canonical URL `https://redis-developer.github.io/adk-redis/`. - `pyproject.toml`: new `[docs]` optional extra so contributors can reproduce the build with `uv sync --extra docs --extra all`. The workflow uses `mkdocs build` (not `--strict`) on purpose. There are 44 pre-existing griffe docstring/signature warnings in `tools/memory/*` (the Memory* tools' docstrings document parameters that don't appear in the actual function signatures). Those warnings are real and worth fixing, but should not block doc deploys. Tracked separately. Post-merge follow-ups: - Enable GitHub Pages on the repo (`Settings > Pages > Source: GitHub Actions`) so the deploy step has an environment to push to. Can be set via API: `gh api -X POST repos/.../pages -f build_type=workflow`.
- Remove mkdocs-macros-plugin from docs extra (not used in mkdocs.yml) - Remove uv.lock from workflow paths filter (no lockfile committed) - Add branch guard (if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main') to deploy job so workflow_dispatch from non-main branches cannot overwrite the site
- Header badge now links to redis-developer.github.io/adk-redis/ - Body links updated from relative doc paths to docs site URLs - Old redis.io docs link preserved in Helpful links section
The mkdocs site is now the primary documentation. The redis.io integration page is preserved as a secondary reference.
Now that the mkdocs docs site is live, the README serves as a storefront: what it does, install, one quick start snippet, examples list, and links to the docs site for everything else. Removed from README (now in docs site only): - Search, MCP, and semantic cache quick start snippets - Search tools breakdown (in-process vs MCP tables) - Memory backends section - Semantic cache providers section - Requirements section - Full development targets list - Detailed prerequisites and Docker commands
The site/ directory was being tracked, causing GitHub to report 88.7% HTML. Now gitignored.
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