Integrate excerpt sync into sync-llmstxt workflow - #678
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Runs sync_excerpt.py after descriptions are generated so excerpt stays in sync with metadata.description in the same automated PR. Adds excerpt_sync step output to the PR creation and fail conditions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
sync-llmstxt.yml, running between the Claude description generation phase and the llms.txt regeneration phaseexcerpt_syncstep output (changed=true/false) to the PR creation and fail conditions so excerpt-only changes also trigger an automated PRWhy
When the workflow generates a new
metadata.descriptionvia Claude (or a page is manually updated), theexcerptfield now gets synced automatically in the same PR — no manual run ofsync_excerpt.pyneeded.Related
Follows from #677, which added
scripts/descriptions/sync_excerpt.pyand did the one-time bulk sync.🤖 Generated with Claude Code