0013 Documentation site: hgp.hahoe.io, filtered public edition only

What

• The hgp documents are published at https://hgp.hahoe.io . The name stays “Hahoe Genesis Protocol (HGP)” (the head of Nodeone, 2026-10-12).
• The tool is Astro Starlight, a free static site tool. It is deployed to Nodeone’s public zone with deploy-public hgp. External documentation services (Mintlify, GitBook and others) are not used.
• The public edition is made by filtering the source text. People’s names, names of deposited materials, home paths and internal server names are replaced using a substitution table, and if a banned word remains, the build stops.
• Only the filtered public edition goes to the public zone. The source text, the substitution table and the working rules are not sent.
• Not included: internal to-do lists, research materials, and decision records whose status is not “decided”.
• Weaknesses (no backup of originals, stand-ins cannot yet be blocked from destruction) and the examples of original old-document text in 06 are kept in the public edition as they are (the head of Nodeone, 2026-10-12).

Why

• A protocol is only useful if others read it. It becomes a place to show institutions when persuading them.
• Versions and decision records directly become the “change history”.
• It costs nothing, does not go through outside companies, and fits the server rules (public zone only).

Other options

Option	Why not chosen
Mintlify, GitBook	Using our own address costs money. The source text goes to an outside company
hgp.nodeone.io	Only possible after nodeone.io moves to Cloudflare. After the move it can be added as a second address
Make the GitHub repository public as a whole	The source text contains internal information

Where it has effect

• hgp: these are now published documents. When meaning changes, the version goes up, and old versions are not quietly edited.
• How to redeploy: npm run build in site → commit → deploy-public hgp. Deployment only after approval by the head of Nodeone.

Cost

0 won.