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CipherClaw Web

AI and OpenClaw publishing without the noise.

A statically published newsroom for daily AI and OpenClaw reporting, longer journal pieces, and deliberately separated dashboard artifacts.

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Hosting
Azure Static Web Apps
Rendering
Static Next.js pages
Publishing
Daily + journal
First commit
2026-02-13

What it is

CipherClaw Web publishes dated AI and OpenClaw digests in a focused dark-theme reading experience. Blog metadata drives the index while each article is a statically generated App Router page.

The journal holds longer, hand-authored operational and technical pieces that follow the same build, review, and deployment path as the daily edition.

An unattended host workflow can generate a digest, update the content index, run the production build, commit and push the edition, and optionally announce the verified article.

Selected dashboard HTML can cross into the site as committed static artifacts. That boundary keeps the public publisher disconnected from exchange credentials, private state, and runtime trading APIs.

Highlights

  • ●Daily digest and journal publishing
  • ●Static artifact boundary
  • ●Automated build and publishing workflow

Captured features

Inside the project

The publication front page surfaces the newest daily AI and OpenClaw editions.
Daily digestA daily digest presents a dated, source-linked edition in the site’s focused reading layout.
Technical journalThe journal gives longer operational and technical writing its own article format.

Capabilities

Key features

Daily digest

Dated editions collect material AI and agent developments into a readable, source-linked briefing.

Technical journal

Longer articles document workflows and engineering decisions outside the faster daily-news format.

Static publishing boundary

Pages and approved dashboard artifacts deploy as files, with no public runtime connection to private automation.

Build-gated automation

The unattended digest wrapper generates content, updates its index, and requires a successful production build before publishing.

Recoverable releases

Runbooks document validation, missed-day replay, rollback, and the separation between site publishing and optional social posting.

Under the hood

How it works

  1. 1Typed post and journal indexes provide metadata for statically generated Next.js routes.
  2. 2A scheduled wrapper can generate a dated article, update the index, and gate release on a local build.
  3. 3Pushes to main deploy the static output through Azure Static Web Apps.
  4. 4Other systems may publish reviewed HTML artifacts into public/, but the site never receives their secrets or live API access.

Recent changes

Full changelog →

  1. Continued daily digest publishing

    Generated, validated, and published the daily site edition.

  2. Added the journal

    Published the project-portability workflow as the first journal entry.

  3. Completed an end-to-end scheduled digest

    Generated, built, committed, and published the daily digest through the unattended workflow.