The public home of Annie — a Golden Retriever × Border Collie, born 26 June 2026, and the record of her growing up.
Read it: [live site link — goes here once the domain's live]
Annie’s owner keeps a detailed, day-to-day training log — what she’s learning, what’s working, what isn’t, how she’s doing. That log is private; it has vet details, home logistics, and the kind of specifics that don’t belong on the internet.
This repo is the public side of it: the story, without the paperwork. Daily life, training wins and setbacks, the odd disaster, told in plain first-person voice — not a trainer’s case notes.
It’s also a small, ongoing experiment in using Claude (Anthropic’s AI) as a genuine collaborator rather than a novelty: voice notes get dictated at the end of the day, turned into a draft post, and reviewed by a human before anything is published. Nothing here was written or approved without someone actually reading it first.
src/journal/.src/
journal/ daily posts, one file per entry
pages/ About Annie, About this project, etc.
milestones.md first-time moments, as they happen
generator/ the script that turns src/*.md into the built site
.github/workflows/ the GitHub Action that builds and deploys on every push
CNAME custom domain configuration
The site is built by a small, deliberately simple Markdown-to-HTML generator rather than a full framework — the whole thing is short enough to read end to end if you’re curious how it works.
# from the repo root
node generator/build.js
Builds the site into /dist. Open dist/index.html to preview.
(Exact command may drift as the generator evolves — check generator/ if this stops working.)
Nothing that identifies where Annie lives, who her vet is, or when the house is normally empty. Posts are written to be honest about her life without being a map to it. If you spot something that shouldn’t be public, an issue or a message would be genuinely appreciated.
The story is Annie’s. The generator and the workflow behind it are free to poke around in, borrow from, or fork if you want to run something similar for your own dog (or cat, or whatever you’ve taken on).
Built by her humans, with Annie as chief tester and occasional editor-by-chewing-the-laptop-charger.