A self-contained Ruby script that parses markdown tables from README files, extracts company metadata, and generates Jekyll post files with front-matter. It uses Kramdown for table parsing, Sanitize for description cleaning, Git for commit provenance (blame), and PublicSuffix for domain parsing. The script creates bilingual posts, search index JSON, and redirect entries. It is reusable as a pattern for any project that needs to convert a markdown table of entries into a Jekyll site, demonstrating non-obvious skill in handling edge cases (date deduplication, emoji detection, redirect mappings) and producing structured output with minimal manual intervention.

A GitHub Actions workflow that automatically tests and builds the Jekyll site. It runs htmlproofer with custom checks (including a JSON-LD validation script in `docs/_tests/json_ld_check.rb`), builds the site, and deploys to GitHub Pages. The workflow is well-structured with explicit Ruby version setup, dependency caching, and separate jobs for testing and deployment. It serves as a reusable CI template for any Jekyll-based static site project, incorporating best practices like artifact handling and environment-specific deployment.