site: tag pages include finds; find-only tags get pages

Tag pages are now generated from the union of entry and find tags —
1,179 tags that existed only on finds (most tag links on find pages)
previously 404'd. Tagged finds render in a compact secondary "Finds"
list below the entry grid, keeping the editorial tier on top. Find-only
tag pages with fewer than 3 finds are noindexed until they fill out.
Tag feeds stay entries-only; the RSS pill and autodiscovery link only
render where a feed exists. Category pages unchanged (finds have no
category).

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WZaczDJjL3xZ3u5spsN5AL

README.md

@@ -10,14 +10,14 @@ Built with [Astro](https://astro.build) + MDX.
 - **Autonomous daily pipeline** under `.claude/skills/`: `daily-pipeline` (the unattended chain: capture → bundle → review graduation → pick of the day → build → commit → push → digest); `daily-finds` (sweeps every source in `sources.json`, writes one find file per qualifying item, marks a ranked shortlist of up to 12, adds Amazon links for matched physical products, and self-maintains `sources.json`); `build-bundle` (thematic bundle from the find pool; `auto` and `weekly` catch modes); `cluster-bundles` (batch-clusters the find pool into multiple bundles); `build-review` (graduates a find to a full review with a mandatory fact-check in auto mode, linking the two via `fromFind` / `promotedTo`)
 - **Pick of the day** driven by `src/data/pick.json` (falls back to the latest review) — the homepage hero is a one-line content edit, also settable from the dev-mode button on any review page
 - **Sources catalog** at `sources.json` with per-source fetch strategy (`feed` / `webfetch` / `curl` / `skip`, feeds preferred) and the `/sources` page rendering a 3-column card stream with a "Recent finds" sub-list per card
-- **Strict find visibility**: find items are reachable only via the bundles that reference them, the `/sources` cross-reference, or direct URL — they don't crowd the home feed, tag pages, or category pages
+- **Strict find visibility**: find items are reachable via the bundles that reference them, the `/sources` cross-reference, tag pages (a secondary "Finds" list below the entry grid), or direct URL — they don't crowd the home feed, grids, or category pages
 - **Backlinks** computed at build time: each find page lists every bundle that references it; promoted finds show a forward link to the review; reviews show a "← First surfaced…" backlink to their originating find
 - **Newspaper-style masthead** on every page: live entry-count + last-updated stats on the left, large serif "Unique" wordmark centered between thin rules, About/Blog nav on the right; per-page italic subheader ("A small log of delightful things.") with last-updated date on listing pages
 - **Pinterest-style home page**: hero card for the latest review plus a 3-column masonry grid of remaining reviews with a "Load more" reveal; old plain-list home preserved at `/index3/`
 - **Unified chronological feed** at `/index3/` across reviews + bundles + posts
 - **SEO-friendly site footer** with Browse / Collections (live counts) / About link columns and a centered legal line; consistent 76rem page width across the entire site (article prose constrained to a comfortable reading measure inside the wider layout)
 - Reviews render as two-line index entries: bold name + muted subtitle (`Cotypist` / *Autocomplete that lives everywhere on your Mac*)
-- Auto-generated `/categories/<name>/` and `/tags/<name>/` listing pages — finds excluded by design
+- Auto-generated `/categories/<name>/` and `/tags/<name>/` listing pages; tag pages are built from the union of entry and find tags (so every tag linked from a find resolves) and list tagged finds in a secondary section — find-only tag pages with fewer than 3 finds are noindexed until they accumulate content; category pages stay entries-only (finds have no category)
 - **Amazon affiliate handling** in `src/lib/affiliate.ts`: outbound links to Amazon (`amazon.com`, `amzn.to`, `a.co`, `smile.amazon.com`) get the configured tracking ID appended automatically; the link gets `rel="sponsored"`, an "Affiliate" badge appears next to it, and a one-line disclosure is shown beneath. Finds and reviews also take an optional `amazonLink` frontmatter field (canonical `/dp/<ASIN>` form) rendered as an "Also on Amazon" link — the capture pipeline populates it when a shortlisted physical product has an exact Amazon match. Add additional marketplace IDs (e.g. `amazon.co.uk`) to the `AMAZON_TAGS` map when needed
 - **SEO surface**: single `<SEO>` component owning canonical, Open Graph, Twitter Card, feed autodiscovery, and JSON-LD; per-page structured data (`Review`, `BlogPosting`, `Product`, `Article`, `CollectionPage`, `ItemList`, `BreadcrumbList`, `WebSite` with `SearchAction`, `Organization`); auto-generated `sitemap-index.xml` (excludes `/grid/` and `/index3/`); `robots.txt`; static OG image fallbacks under `/public/og/`; promoted finds canonical to their review
 - **Feeds everywhere**: site-wide RSS 2.0 at `/rss.xml` and JSON Feed 1.1 at `/feed.json`, plus per-category (`/categories/<name>/rss.xml`) and per-tag (`/tags/<name>/rss.xml`) RSS feeds, all derived from a single item source in `src/lib/feed.ts`; category/tag pages advertise their scoped feed via `<link rel="alternate">` and show a visible RSS pill in the subheader; a human-readable directory at `/feeds/` (footer-linked) lists every feed with counts; RSS renders as a readable page in browsers via `public/feed.xsl`