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Move the documentation to developer.timr.com - #5
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The singular name is what the reference is published under from now on. Three places have to agree on it: the CNAME file, which is how Pages learns the custom domain; the README, which is what a reader meets first; and the try-it console's redirect URI, because the authorization server completes the flow only on a URI registered exactly, so a mismatch here breaks the console rather than merely misnaming it. The former plural name keeps working through a redirect at the load balancer, since Pages serves a single custom domain and only redirects between an apex and its www variant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The reference is published under the singular name from now on. Three places have to agree on it:
site/public/CNAME— how Pages learns which custom domain to serve.spec/overlay.yaml— the try-it console's redirect URI. The authorization server completes the flow only on a URI registered exactly, so a mismatch here breaks the console rather than merely misnaming it.README.md— the published-at address, which is what a reader meets first.Needed alongside this
https://developer.timr.com/registered as its redirect URI. Until it does, the console cannot complete a request from the new host — this is the step that turns the rename into an outage if it is missed.CORS needs no change: the API allows any origin, so no allowlist names the host.
Verified locally — the site builds,
dist/CNAMEcarries the new name, and the composed spec carries the new redirect URI.🤖 Generated with Claude Code