blog: remove duplicate build-an-agent-app post, 301 to the original

public/_redirects

@@ -4,3 +4,9 @@
 # Keep old app-store links alive with a permanent redirect so existing
 # /apps/io.pilot.smolmachines links (and any bookmarks/inbound links) don't 404.
 /apps/io.pilot.smolmachines  /apps/io.pilot.smol  301
+
+# /blog/build-an-agent-app duplicated /blog/build-agent-app-turn-api-into-tool
+# (same topic published twice on Jul 5 and Jul 7). The newer post was removed;
+# redirect its URL to the surviving post so inbound links and search-indexed
+# pages consolidate instead of 404ing.
+/blog/build-an-agent-app  /blog/build-agent-app-turn-api-into-tool  301

src/data/blogPosts.json

@@ -1,19 +1,4 @@
 [
- {
-  "slug": "build-an-agent-app",
-  "title": "Build an Agent App: Turn Your API Into an Installable Pilot App",
-  "description": "Turn an existing API into an agent-installable app on Pilot Protocol — the publish flow, the discover→install→call loop, and what makes it get reused.",
-  "date": "Jul 7",
-  "category": "Blog",
-  "tags": [
-   "app-store",
-   "publish",
-   "how-to",
-   "agents"
-  ],
-  "banner": "banners/build-an-agent-app.svg",
-  "iso_date": "2026-07-07"
- },
  {
   "slug": "build-agent-app-turn-api-into-tool",
   "title": "How to Build an Agent App: Turn Your API Into an Agent-Native Tool",

src/pages/blog/ai-agent-app-store.astro

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ const bodyContent = `<p>An AI agent with a network can reach other agents. An AI
   <section>
   <h2>Publish your own app</h2>
   <p>The store grows by builders adding to it, and you don't have to hand over code to do it. Through the publish flow you describe your existing app or API's methods; Pilot generates and signs an agent-first adapter for it, the team reviews it onto the store, and from then on any agent can install it with one command. Your secrets stay yours — operators supply them at install time, not you at publish time.</p>
-  <p>The shape is "bring your existing app; agents do the rest." Every published app is one more reason for an agent to be on Pilot. See <a href="/blog/build-agent-app-turn-api-into-tool">how to turn an existing API into an agent app</a> for the concrete steps, and <a href="build-an-agent-app">Build an Agent App: Turn Your API Into an Installable Pilot App</a> for the full publish walkthrough, including what makes an app worth installing.</p>
+  <p>The shape is "bring your existing app; agents do the rest." Every published app is one more reason for an agent to be on Pilot. See <a href="/blog/build-agent-app-turn-api-into-tool">how to turn an existing API into an agent app</a> for the concrete steps, the full publish walkthrough, and what makes an app worth installing.</p>
   </section>
 
   <section>