To get more familiar with the features of the Faust.js template and potentially leverage a bot like the one you mentioned for automation, here are some general instructions:

Read the Documentation: Start by reading the official documentation for Faust.js. Understanding the framework's capabilities, conventions, and best practices is essential before automating any part of your development workflow.

Explore the GitHub Repository: If the bot is part of a GitHub repository, review the repository's README file, as it often contains information about the bot's features and usage instructions. Look for any /docs directory or Wiki pages within the repository for additional details.

Check for Bot Commands: Bots like the one you're using often listen for specific commands or triggers within GitHub issues, pull requests, or commit messages. Look for a list of these commands and the expected syntax.

Experiment in a Controlled Environment: Before using the bot in your main project, create a separate branch or even a fork of the repository to experiment with the bot's features. This can prevent any unintended changes to your project's mainline code.

Use GitHub Issues or Pull Requests: If the bot is configured to respond to GitHub issues or pull requests, try opening a new issue or pull request with a command that triggers the bot. Monitor the bot's response to ensure it performs the expected actions.

Review Bot Actions and Configurations: If the bot makes changes to the code, such as creating new branches, modifying files, or running GitHub Actions, carefully review these changes to understand what the bot is capable of.

Contact the Bot Maintainers: If the bot is part of a larger project or organization, there may be maintainers or a community that can provide assistance. Look for a CONTRIBUTING file, discussion boards, or contact information.

Check for Integration Points: Determine how the bot integrates with Faust.js. Does it generate code based on Faust.js templates, manage updates, or handle other specific tasks related to headless WordPress development?

Automate Repetitive Tasks: Once you're comfortable with the bot's capabilities, consider using it to automate repetitive tasks in your development workflow. This might include scaffolding new components, running tests, or managing dependencies.

Monitor and Adjust: As you use the bot, monitor its performance and impact on your project. You might need to adjust its configuration or the way you use it to better fit your development needs.

https://faustjs.org and the template docs https://nghiaxchis.gitbook.io/ncmaz-nextjs-headless-cms-wordpres-blog-magazine/

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**Summaries of links found in the content:** https://faustjs.org/tutorial/get-started-with-faust: The page titled "Get started with Faust - Faust.js™" provides a tutorial on how to get started with the Faust framework for developing headless WordPress sites. The tutorial assumes basic knowledge of JavaScript, WordPress, and the command line. It covers the following topics: 1. Quick Start: - Installing the Faust framework and plugin - Connecting your WordPress site - Setting the front-end site URL - Checking permalinks 2. Example Project Walkthrough: - Understanding the example project - Getting the example working locally - Explaining the file structure - Modifying example files The tutorial provides code snippets and commands for each step, including instructions on creating a Faust project, copying environment templates, and running the development server. It also explains how to connect your own WordPress site by updating the `.env.local` file with the WordPress site URL and secret key. Additionally, the tutorial mentions setting the front-end site URL in the Faust WordPress Plugin Settings and checking the permalink structure. It suggests editing the `wp-templates/front-page.js` file to see the updated results in the browser. Overall, the tutorial aims to guide developers through the process of setting up and configuring a Faust project for headless WordPress development. https://nghiaxchis.gitbook.io/ncmaz-nextjs-headless-cms-wordpres-blog-magazine/](url: The page you provided is titled "Page not found - Ncmaz- Nextjs Headless WordPres Blog, Magazine". It seems to be an error page indicating that the requested page could not be found. The content of the page includes information about setting up and using the Ncmaz-Faust template for a headless WordPress blog. It mentions steps such as configuring the WordPress server, installing themes and plugins, setting up front-end site URLs, and connecting WordPress with Ncmaz-Faust. It also covers topics like building a home page with Ncmaz Gutenberg, configuring Mailpoet, creating anchor links manually, and setting post formats. The page includes a "Change log" section and mentions the Faust.js documentation and the template's documentation as additional resources. However, there are no code snippets provided on this page.

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Create BOT_GUIDE.md with contents:
• Create a new file named BOT_GUIDE.md at the root of the repository.
• In this file, provide a detailed guide on how to use a bot for automation. This should include information on how to set up the bot, how to issue commands to the bot, and how to monitor the bot's actions.
• Explain how the bot can be used to automate the tasks of updating and adding content to the Faust.js frontend. This should include examples of bot commands for importing and exporting the ACM Blueprint, and for modifying the language files.
• Include a section on troubleshooting common issues with the bot, and provide contact information for the bot maintainers.

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• Modify the README.md file to include a reference to the new BOT_GUIDE.md file. This should be added at the end of the "For more information" section.
• Add a sentence explaining that the BOT_GUIDE.md file provides instructions on how to use a bot for automation.

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 - [WPGraphQL](https://www.wpgraphql.com)
 - [Atlas Content Modeler](https://wordpress.org/plugins/atlas-content-modeler/)
 - [WP Engine's Atlas developer community](https://developers.wpengine.com)
+- [Bot Guide](BOT_GUIDE.md) - Provides instructions on how to use a bot for automation.

 ### Contributor License Agreement

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• Add a sentence explaining that the BOT_GUIDE.md file provides instructions on how to use a bot to automate the tasks of importing and exporting the ACM Blueprint.

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 1. Before exporting, make sure you have deleted any of the initial content that gets created upon a WordPress install (e.g. "Sample Page", "Hello World", any comments, etc.)
 2. From the WP CLI, run `wp acm blueprint export --open --wp-options=category_base,permalink_structure,nav_menu_options,theme_mods_twentytwentytwo --post-types=nav_menu_item,post,page,testimonial,project`. This will export the site into the appropriate ACM Blueprint .zip, and also open the location where the .zip was saved. It will also export the Navigational Menus and the CPTs from the ACM models.
-3. Replace the existing `acm-blueprint.zip` in the repo with the newly exported `acm-blueprint.zip` and make a PR with the changes.+3. Replace the existing `acm-blueprint.zip` in the repo with the newly exported `acm-blueprint.zip` and make a PR with the changes.
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+For more detailed instructions on how to automate the tasks of importing and exporting the ACM Blueprint using a bot, refer to the [Bot Guide](BOT_GUIDE.md).

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