Most blog posts are frozen in time. You write them once and they sit there.
I wanted something different: pages that evolve. A living notebook. Write something today, update it next month, and the website stays current without any manual work.
What happened
I added two of those: one about how I want to write (the tone, the voice), and one about the craft of writing itself. Both are meant to grow over time.
The tricky part: the watcher was only watching for new files. If I edited something that already existed, it ignored the change.
Fixed that too. Now edits trigger the same "save and send" flow as brand-new files.
Why
I want the second brain to feel alive, not like a museum. A static page about writing voice that never changes is kind of ironic. And for anything I want to keep current — documentation, notes, reference pages — automatic publishing on edit is the only approach that actually works.
PR: https://github.com/StevieIsmagic/stevie-second-brain/pull/3