Repo description doesn't match what the project actually is

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Difficulty
1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Newbie friendliness
90/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
github
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Compare the current GitHub repository description with the README framing quoted in the issue, focusing on what the CLI and Cloudflare Worker actually provide. Update Settings → General with a concise, accurate description that fits GitHub's roughly 350-character display limit and removes inflated claims.

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Description

Current GitHub repo description (Settings → General):

"This project is a self-hosted, open-source AI platform that transforms complex data into interactive HTML dashboards. Built on Cloudflare Workers and KV, it offers superior information density over Markdown with total data sovereignty. It features an automated publishing pipeline, professional Tailwind styling, and secure, key-locked access."

This overstates/misdescribes the project vs. the README's own framing ("Publish AI-generated HTML plans, mockups, and idea boards to your own edge infrastructure") — no "AI platform", no "automated publishing pipeline" beyond a CLI + Worker, "professional Tailwind styling" is just one example template, not a feature of the tool itself. Inaccurate/inflated descriptions hurt credibility with anyone checking the repo out from a search result or GitHub Explore.

Ask: Rewrite the repo description to match the README's actual pitch, concisely (GitHub truncates around ~350 chars in some surfaces).

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