Parity is proven and every call site now invokes the JavaScript engine, so the Go implementation has no callers. It remains recoverable from history. The newsletter engine was Go's only consumer here: the Hugo theme is vendored under themes/ and the site configuration declares no module block, so nothing else needs a toolchain. Dropping go.mod also disposes of a latent defect, since it declared a newer Go version than either build environment pinned and only worked because the toolchain was fetched on demand. The Go patterns in .gitignore go with it.
blog
Source of miti99.com — personal blog (VN/EN) built with Hugo and the Stack theme.
Quick start
git submodule update --init --recursive
hugo server -D
Site available at http://localhost:1313.
Content structure
Posts live under content/post/YYYY/MM/DD/index.md. Each post is a Hugo leaf bundle — images and assets sit next to index.md in the same directory.
content/
post/
2024/
03/
15/
index.md ← post content (Vietnamese / English)
cover.jpg ← optional cover image
page/ ← standalone pages (about, projects, …)
Theme customization
Theme config lives in config/ (Hugo config directory split). Key overrides:
config/_default/params.toml— sidebar, avatar, footer, color schemeconfig/_default/menu.toml— navigation linksassets/— custom CSS/JS overrides loaded on top of the Stack themelayouts/— template overrides (add a file here to override any Stack partial)
The Stack theme is pulled in as a git submodule under themes/hugo-theme-stack/.
Working with AI tools
This repo runs from Claude Code, OpenCode, or Codex off one shared engine (scripts/newsletter/, Node — run npm ci once, then node scripts/newsletter <command>; see docs/newsletter/engine-commands.md) and one instruction file (AGENTS.md). Repository-scoped Codex skills use the official .agents/skills/ format; no installer is required. Setup, invocation per tool, and how to pick one and remove the rest: see docs/multi-tool-usage.md.
License
Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.