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Deep Work Plan website

The open-source marketing site and documentation for the Deep Work Plan methodology.

The Deep Work Plan website is the public face of the DWP methodology — the same content that lives at deepworkplan.com, published as an MIT-licensed Astro repo you can fork, self-host, or contribute to. Landing pages, methodology reference, adoption stories, and every page is intentionally shippable as its own PR. It's how we practise what the methodology preaches: docs as atomic, reviewable units.

License: MITPrimary language: Astro

MIT

licensed docs + code

Astro

static-site generator

3

languages ready (en/es/pt)

CFP

Cloudflare Pages deploy target

Why it exists

The bits that make it worth adopting.

Full methodology reference

The eight sub-skills (create, execute, refine, resume, status, verify, onboard, author), the plan file format, the state model — all documented as canonical Markdown you can print, quote, or contribute to.

Structure ready for translation

The content structure is set up for multilingual docs from day one. Adding a new language is a translation PR, not a rewrite. English, Spanish, and Portuguese scaffolding is in place.

Cloudflare Pages ready

The default deploy target is Cloudflare Pages — same as dailybot.com. Fork the repo, connect Pages, and you have a self-hosted DWP docs site in under 10 minutes.

Atomic pages, atomic PRs

Every doc page is scoped to one atomic idea, mirroring the DWP methodology itself. That makes contributions easy to review, revert, and localize.

Sub-skill reference alongside living examples

For each sub-skill, the site pairs a formal reference with real usage from Dailybot's internal DWP plans. Not just theory — the same methodology we run every day.

Same Astro stack as dailybot.com

Contributors who know one repo know the other. Astro, Tailwind, Biome, MDX — the same conventions across the DailybotHQ ecosystem.

In practice

What teams actually do with it.

01

Self-hosted methodology docs for your org

Fork the repo, brand it your way, deploy on Cloudflare Pages. Every team using DWP internally gets a canonical reference that lives on infra you control.

02

Contribute a new sub-skill's docs

Extending DWP with a new sub-skill? Add the page in this repo. The atomic-page structure keeps the methodology surface consistent.

03

Localize the methodology

Translate the docs to a fourth language and open a PR. The i18n scaffolding is designed for exactly this.

At a glance

The short list.

Full methodology reference

Deploys to Cloudflare Pages

Localised structure ready for translation

Every page atomic and reviewable

FAQ

The questions we hear the most.

Is this the methodology, or the website?

The website *is* the canonical statement of the methodology. Fork it, host your own copy, contribute back — the methodology and its docs are the same object.

Does this repo publish deepworkplan.com?

Yes. This repo is the source for deepworkplan.com, deployed to Cloudflare Pages. Contributions merge to `main`, Pages rebuilds, docs go live.

What license is the content under?

MIT for the code, and Creative Commons-friendly for the docs. Anyone can fork, translate, quote, or self-host.

What it is

The DWP website is the public docs and marketing surface for the Deep Work Plan methodology. It’s the site behind deepworkplan.com — published as an MIT-licensed open-source Astro repo you can fork, adapt, and self-host.

Why open source

Because a methodology that isn’t public isn’t a methodology. The website is where the DWP contract lives — the same shape every implementation must follow. Anyone with an idea can open a PR against the docs, and the next release picks it up.

How it fits the ecosystem

DWP the methodology → the DWP skill pack (executable expression) → the DWP website (canonical docs). Three OSS pieces, one shared idea: multi-step agent work should be atomic, gated, and resumable.

Ready to try it?

Open source, MIT-licensed, and shipping in production at Dailybot every day. Fork it, wire it in, contribute back.