Page not found error during deployment#2
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🤖 Agent: Claude
💬 Prompt: it's not deploying it says page not found
✅ Result: The site was showing "Page Not Found" because this is a Python scientific research project (Beam Weaver) with no web content configured for Netlify to serve. There was no
netlify.toml, noindex.html, and no publish directory.Two files were added to fix the deployment:
netlify.toml— configuredpublish = "public"so Netlify knows which directory to serve as the website.public/index.html— a landing page built from the project's README content, presenting Beam Weaver's purpose, architecture, interaction models, training workflow, quick-start instructions, authors, and references in a clean dark-themed layout with the project's DOI and JOSS badges.