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skyllc-ai.github.io

Canonical landing page for UFFS — UltraFastFileSearch, served by GitHub Pages at:

https://uffs.io/ (https://skyllc-ai.github.io/ redirects here)

This is the org user-page repo. Any file at the repo root is served from the site root, so index.html is the homepage. .nojekyll tells Pages to serve files verbatim (no Jekyll build).

Deploying, the uffs.io domain, the footer build stamp, and the "new domain looks blocked" (Umbrella) gotcha → DEPLOY.md.

Structure

index.html              Flagship benchmark landing page (self-contained, no build step)
robots.txt / sitemap.xml SEO basics
assets/brand/           Wordmark, hero image, favicons (mirrored from the UFFS repo)
assets/charts/          Benchmark SVGs (mirrored from UFFS docs/benchmarks/charts/)

Editing

index.html is plain HTML with an embedded <style> block — no toolchain, no dependencies. Edit and push; GitHub Pages redeploys within ~1 minute.

To refresh benchmark numbers or charts, copy the latest SVGs from the UFFS repo:

cp ../UltraFastFileSearch/docs/benchmarks/charts/<version>/*.svg assets/charts/

…and update the version-stamped figures in the proof strip / captions in index.html.

Enabling Pages (one-time)

Repo Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → Source: Deploy from a branch, branch main / folder / (root). The site goes live at https://skyllc-ai.github.io/.

Moving to a custom domain later (e.g. skyllc.ai)

  1. Buy the domain.
  2. Add a CNAME file at this repo root containing only the bare domain (e.g. skyllc.ai).
  3. DNS: add the GitHub Pages A/AAAA apex records (or a CNAME for www) per https://docs.github.com/en/pages/configuring-a-custom-domain-for-your-github-pages-site.
  4. Settings → Pages → Custom domain → enter the domain, enable Enforce HTTPS.
  5. Update <link rel="canonical">, og:url, twitter:image, and sitemap.xml in index.html to the new domain.

GitHub Pages automatically 301-redirects the old *.github.io URLs to the custom domain, so links already shared on HN / Reddit / LinkedIn keep working.

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