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I vaguely recall I can just add new files to the pages directory and, depending on the yaml data at the top, it will decide whether to publish and what to call it.
I see there is a pandoc.sh, and in it is some stuff that looks like converting markdown into a word doc. I reckon that might be useful (for agencies living in the past).
There is a rundeploy.sh script.
$ cat redeploy.sh | ssh binlane