This project (haven't decided on a name yet...) is a static website generator. It generates HTML code from the combination of some Common Lisp markup and a usable but incomplete (as of yet) subset of Markdown.
You can check out this page for more info.
Load the build.lisp program using your favourite Common Lisp implementation
(note that I have only tested using SBCL and ECL). This should generate an
executable named site-generator in the current directory.
Invoke the generated executable through a shell, like so:
./site-generator <template-file> {one or more markdown files...}
This will generate an html file corresponding to each markdown file supplied. The generated HTML depends on the template and the markdown file.