01 — The chain

Meta Sites is the name of this project. The GitHub SEO title is Muse Ai Web Hosting, and the repository is Meta-Sites.

What happens

1. Google Sites contains a link to the GitHub Pages URL. It can also embed the external page where Google Sites permits it.
2. Git-FED sends the current HTML to Muse here for editing, along with the requested text and images.
3. Muse edits the supplied file and returns the edited version. Muse does not write to GitHub.
4. Git-FED uploads the returned files to the GitHub repository.
5. GitHub Pages serves the version it publishes. Visitors who follow the Google Sites link reach that page.

One job per part

Google Sites is the entry point. Muse is the editor for the supplied content. Git-FED is responsible for uploading the returned version. GitHub Pages is the host that serves the published file.

The chain is not a live synchronization service. A change does not reach visitors merely because Muse edited a draft. It reaches them after Git-FED uploads the edited file and Pages publishes it.

See Edit flow for the handoff details and Deploy for the upload and live check.