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| <p class="eyebrow">Test Blog</p> | |
| <h1>Abubakar's Notes</h1> | |
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| A small static site published through BucketHub to a Hugging Face bucket and static Space. | |
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| <p class="meta">April 9, 2026</p> | |
| <h2>Why BucketHub exists</h2> | |
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| Agents want a fast path from generated files to a live URL. BucketHub treats object storage as the mutable | |
| workspace and a static Space as the serving layer. | |
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| <p class="meta">April 9, 2026</p> | |
| <h2>What this page is testing</h2> | |
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| This is a minimum dogfood deploy: a local repo with static files, a bucket-backed release snapshot, and a | |
| publish step that promotes that snapshot to the live site. | |
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