docs(readme): refresh blog URLs after org rename to plmbr#343
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The blog moved from notebook-intelligence.github.io to plmbr.dev with a new `/blog/archive/<slug>/` permalink shape. The GitHub redirect handled day-one breakage, but the README's five direct links now point at the live canonical URLs so users land without a redirect hop and SEO sees the right home.
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Summary
The blog moved from
notebook-intelligence.github.io/notebook-intelligencetoplmbr.devwith a new/blog/archive/<slug>/permalink shape as part of the recent org rename. The README's five direct links still pointed at the old URL, which serves via redirect today but won't survive any future GitHub Pages cleanup and gives readers an extra hop.Solution
Updated all five blog references in
README.mdto use the live canonical URL.notebook-intelligence.github.io/.../blog/2025/03/05/support-for-any-llm-provider.htmlplmbr.dev/blog/archive/support-for-any-llm-provider/.../blog/2025/01/08/...plmbr.dev/blog/archive/introducing-notebook-intelligence/.../blog/2025/02/05/...plmbr.dev/blog/archive/building-ai-extensions-for-jupyterlab/.../blog/2025/02/09/...plmbr.dev/blog/archive/building-ai-agents-for-jupyterlab/.../blog/2025/03/05/...plmbr.dev/blog/archive/support-for-any-llm-provider/All four target URLs return HTTP 200, and the
/blog/archive/<slug>/shape matches what the site's archive page declares as the canonical for each post.Testing
No automated tests for static docs. Verified each replacement URL with
curl -sIand confirmed it matches the<link rel="canonical">Jekyll renders.Risks / follow-ups
None. The gh-pages branch still has stale references in headers/footers/posts/configs; I'll send that as a separate PR against
gh-pagesrather than mixing branches here.