- Create kits-build-pdfs.yml using Docker container with TeX Live
- Update kits-publish-dev.yml to build PDF and deploy with site
- Update kits-publish-live.yml to build PDF and deploy with site
- Add Downloads menu to navbar with Hardware Kits PDF link
- Add _redirects for /kits/pdf shortcut
- Move _quarto.yml to config/_quarto-html.yml
- Move profile PDF config to config/_quarto-pdf.yml
- Create symlink _quarto.yml -> config/_quarto-html.yml
- Update Makefile to switch configs via symlink (matches book approach)
- This fixes the per-file PDF rendering issue caused by profile merging
Both Book and Kits now have identical navbar structure:
- [Projects▼] dropdown with Textbook, Hardware Kits, TinyTorch
- [Downloads▼] with PDF and EPUB
- Star, Support, Subscribe, GitHub (same order)
- Same title: "Machine Learning Systems"
This follows UX best practice for multi-project ecosystems:
consistent navigation with only accent color differentiating projects.
- Create _brand/base.scss as shared base stylesheet for all projects
- Update kits/assets/styles/style.scss to match book styling with teal accent
- Unify kits navbar with book navbar (same icons, dropdowns, footer)
- Both projects now have identical structure, only accent color differs:
- Book: Harvard Crimson (#A51C30)
- Kits: Teal (#148F77)
- Add consistent page footer with copyright and links
Monorepo restructuring for better build performance and separation of concerns:
- Create kits/ as standalone Quarto project with teal accent styling
- Add _brand/ directory with shared design tokens (tokens.scss)
- Move labs from book/quarto/contents/labs/ to kits/contents/
- Remove labs sections (Parts VII-XII) from book sidebar
- Add CI/CD workflows for kits (kits-publish-live.yml, kits-publish-dev.yml)
- Update netlify.toml redirects: /labs -> /kits/
- Add Volume I/II test sidebar config for future use
Deployment URLs:
- Textbook: mlsysbook.ai/
- Kits: mlsysbook.ai/kits/
- TinyTorch: mlsysbook.ai/tinytorch/
All three projects build independently and successfully.
