MCP Documentation Project: Seamless Integration & Scalability

MCP Documentation Project

This repository contains the documentation for the Multi-agent Control Platform (MCP) project.

Quick Start

Deploying Documentation

✨ NEW: GitHub Actions Automated Deployment ✨

The documentation now deploys automatically whenever changes are pushed to the main branch using GitHub Actions!

# Simply make your changes, then commit and push
git add .
git commit -m "Update documentation"
git push

# The site will automatically deploy - no additional commands needed

You can view deployment progress in the GitHub Actions tab of the repository.

Testing Locally

To test the site locally before pushing changes:

# Build site locally without deploying
hugo server

# Or use the legacy build script
./deploy-docs.sh --build-only

Development Workflow

1. Make all content changes on the main branch
2. Test locally with hugo server if needed
3. Commit and push to main - GitHub Actions will deploy automatically
4. View the deployed site at your GitHub Pages URL

Deployment Architecture

This project uses a modern GitHub Actions workflow for deployment:

• main branch: Contains all source code, content, and configuration
• GitHub Actions : Automatically builds and deploys the site
• GitHub Pages : Hosts the generated static site

Important : Never manually manipulate the deployment - all deployment is handled automatically by GitHub Actions.

Documentation Structure

• content/: Main content directory with all documentation source files
• .github/workflows/: GitHub Actions workflow configuration
• architecture/: Architecture documentation
• docs/: Project documentation and guides

Deployment Resources

• GitHub Actions Deployment Guide
• Deployment Verification Checklist
• Troubleshooting Guide
• GitHub Pages Deployment Solution

Need Help?

If you encounter issues with the documentation or deployment process:

1. Check the Troubleshooting Guide
2. Look at the GitHub Actions logs in the repository's Actions tab
3. Open an issue if problems persist