Why did Daniel's Corner become the master monorepo?
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Daniel's Corner moved from a single landing page to the master repository that holds shared project data, blog logs, and knowledge feeds in public/data/, with one Cursor workspace and Cloudflare Pages deploy from ./public.
What is the core consolidation strategy?
Daniel's Corner is the master repository for project data, blog logs, and knowledge feeds. Centralizing domain state in public/data/ removes multi-repo overhead for content that the hub already publishes.
The landing page role remains. The added role is operational: one place for JSON feeds, prompt archives, and deploy-ready static output. Satellite products (IsraeliLeads, Help-Olim, ConvoMargin) stay as their own apps when needed; shared narrative and prompt traces stay here.
TLDR: One master data layer in public/data/, less repo churn.
Related: How this hub is built · Public data directory
How do Cursor and Cloudflare Pages fit the workflow?
A single-folder workspace lets agents read shared JSON, rules, and private owner context in one session. Build refreshes static HTML from that data; deploy targets Cloudflare Pages project daniels-corner from ./public.
Edit public/data/*.json, run npm run build, then npm run deploy. ConvoMargin rows stay on each blog post so prompt-to-ship cost stays visible. Private owner notes stay in private/ and never ship with the Pages output.
TLDR: One folder in Cursor, one ./public deploy to Pages.
Related: ConvoMargin prompt tracking · ConvoMargin build log
TLDR: Daniel's Corner moved from a single landing page to the master repository that holds shared project data, blog logs, and knowledge feeds in public/data/, with one Cursor workspace and Cloudflare Pages deploy from ./public.