CEO directive 2026-04-24: staging must not be behind main. Some hotfixes
landed directly on main and were never backported. Bringing them into
staging so auto-promote can ff-only forward-promote from staging again.
docs is a private repo and the org's GitHub-hosted Actions minute budget
is exhausted. Every ubuntu-latest run on this repo has been dying in ~2s
with zero step output (runner allocated then killed before checkout).
Per the 2026-04-22 runner policy: private repos use the self-hosted Mac
mini; public repos stay on ubuntu-latest (which remains free for public
repos regardless of minute budget).
Switches `runs-on: ubuntu-latest` → `runs-on: self-hosted`. No other
changes. The existing steps (checkout, node 20 setup, npm ci, npm run
build) all work on macOS without modification.
If the Mac mini has more specific labels assigned (e.g. macOS, ARM64),
tighten this to a matrix later — for now `self-hosted` matches any
registered runner, which should route correctly as long as there's only
one in the org.
[Molecule-Platform-Evolvement-Manager]
PR #59 (commit dae42e2) was merged ~2 weeks ago with a bad diff that
deleted all Next.js/Fumadocs build files (package.json, app/, lib/,
source.config.ts, tsconfig.json, etc.) and most MDX content pages.
This broke the Vercel build, taking doc.moleculesai.app offline.
Root cause: the PR branch was likely rebased or reset to a state that
only contained the marketing/ subtree, so the merge diff showed
deletions for every other file.
This commit:
1. Restores all build infrastructure from the last good commit (86fa0e9)
2. Restores 25 deleted MDX content pages (concepts, quickstart, etc.)
3. Adds frontmatter (title) to 55 .md files added post-bad-merge that
were missing the required YAML frontmatter for Fumadocs
4. Removes duplicate quickstart.mdx (superseded by quickstart.md)
5. Adds CI workflow (.github/workflows/ci.yml) to catch build failures
on PRs before merge — this would have prevented the outage
Build verified: 99 static pages generated successfully.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
