Blog in WASM Linux
Booting a full Linux kernel in WASM just to read static markdown files is delightful overkill.

Single-file blogs are cute, but Micro.blog and Bear Blog already do this better.
Minimalist bloggers, writers avoiding platform lock-in
Bear Blog · Micro.blog · Write.as
Booting a full Linux kernel in WASM just to read static markdown files is delightful overkill.
Yet another static blog generator competing with Hugo, Jekyll, and Astro.
Last-write-wins sync you self-host for $3/mo, but Obsidian/Logseq already own this.
Another React-based SSG blog—Hugo, Jekyll, Zola, and dozen clones already dominate.
This is a tidy, opinionated demo of an AI agent treating a repo as its CMS: write a .md, git commit, Vercel auto-deploy — no admin UI or DB in sight. The neat bit is using the site itself as the reference implementation and showcasing an agent (Omar) that authors and publishes live, but underneath it's mostly a conventional Astro static site workflow; I wanted more around moderation, review hooks, or safety controls for agent-driven commits.
Under 1000 lines with optional vector embeddings for related posts.