Update: from Meta-gov minutes (11.11.25):
@5pence.eth requested fetching the original Docusaurus repo, leaning toward rebuilding the existing Basics site as a decentralized website.
I agreed that this would be a straightforward approach; however, I wasn’t able to locate the repository on the ENS Domains GitHub. If you’re reading this, feel free to share the repo here. Otherwise, it’s fairly trivial to rebuild the documentation — I’ve already done so using the example above, verbatim.
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@184.eth had questions regarding costs and administration. Autrak’s CLI uses Storacha, which includes 5GB of free storage under the starter plan. The cost of deploying subnames is trivial, and since documentation typically involves minimal data, the entire implementation is virtually free.
The workflow is essentially this:
Update flow
→ git pull origin master
→ npm ci
→ edit MDX/TSX
→ npm run lint
→ npm run build
→ git status, commit, push
→ open PR, peer review, merge
Deploy flow
→ ensure .env + launch/secure-deploy.config.json current
→ npm run build
→ ./deploy.sh
→ follow Safe link
→ collect approvals
→ wait ENS propagation
→ verify dwebsite link + IPFS CID