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This pull request add's Stackbit to this Jekyll theme. It add's the stackbit.yaml file which makes this theme work with several headless CMS automatically (including Forestry, NetlifyCMS, DatoCMS & Contentful) and it deploys the site to Netlify in 1 click.
You can try it out: https://app.stackbit.com/create?theme=https://github.com/stackbithq/pixyll (note the "create with stackbit" button in the readme will import the theme from your repo so until the PR is merged it wont work)
I think this is really valuable and is a very low impact addition on your existing theme structure. Pretty much just the stackbit.yaml file. If you have questions or feedback I'm happy to discuss.
Risto