zgbrenner clears a self-hosting path for Gary
A new deployment guide and friendlier setup errors turn standing up this fork into a genuine one-person job.
zgbrenner added a step-by-step guide for putting Gary's web front end on Vercel, a popular hosting service for web apps. It's frank about the limits: only the front end lives there, while the heavier document-processing engine has to run on its own server, and it walks through importing from GitHub, custom domains, and common snags.
The setup experience also gets kinder. When a required setting is missing, the app now names the exact variable instead of failing with a cryptic message. And the configuration templates split public values from secrets, with loud warnings to keep things like database credentials and login keys out of anything that ships to the browser.
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