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Typography: Inter and Sora out. Inter is a banned display face and Sora was a flat 500/600/700 ladder — three preloaded families (105 KB) buying nothing distinctive. In: Bricolage Grotesque for display and Instrument Sans for text, both single-axis variable faces, so two files now cover the whole weight ladder and the preloaded font payload drops to 71 KB. Geist Mono stays for code but is no longer preloaded: it only ever appears below or beside the LCP element. Shape: brand.css gains a radius scale where every step has one squared "tail" corner at bottom-left. Agent Relay is a messaging layer, so every interactive element and every surface on the site is shaped like a message. `-in` variants mirror the tail for the cases where direction means something. `.btn` adopts it, along with a 48px min-height so no button on any of the ten pages that compose it is an uncomfortable target. Focus: there was no global :focus-visible rule at all, so most controls fell back to the UA outline on a dark ground. One rule now covers the site — 3px, 2px offset, so the ring lands on the page background it is measured against — plus a skip link for keyboard users. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
At 390px, 25 of the homepage's 33 controls were under 24px, and almost all of them were in the footer: 21 link rows at ~17px, three bare 18px SVG social links and a 22px logo link. Footer links become 44px rows with a tail-corner hover ground, socials become 44x44 chips, and the logo link gets a target of its own. Nav links, the hamburger, the mobile menu rows and the GitHub badge all get comfortable minimum sizes, and every surface picks up the shared tail-corner radius. Accessible names: the nav and footer logo links were two <svg>s with no title, label or text, so both had empty names. They now carry the same aria-label the 404 page already used, and the marks are aria-hidden. Waitlist form: the email input was labelled by a placeholder alone and set `outline: none` with no replacement, so the only focus feedback was a 1px border colour change well under 3:1. It now has a real (visually hidden) label and no outline suppression, so the global focus ring draws. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
The graded verdict was "designed, not templated — fails": nine identical full-width bands at one rhythm, five identical rounded preview rectangles, a decorative tech-grid backdrop, a GitHub-blue accent and no <main>. The one thing praised — the hero's agent-card network — was drawn in a leftover green at 10% alpha on navy (so the network did not read), lived only in a canvas that painted after hydration, and was display:none below 600px. Ground. The homepage takes the warm terracotta and Pampas-stone palette that had been sitting unused in brand.css and commits to it, as scoped custom properties on `.page` so the shared nav, footer, badge and waitlist form re-theme here and none of the other ~400 routes change. No navy, no Tailwind-blue, no #58a6ff. Shape. Every surface uses the tail-corner radius. The mirrored variant is used only where direction carries meaning: an incoming bubble in the channel transcript, a receiving card on the relay board. The first screen. Four named agents wired to the Agent Relay hub with orthogonally routed lines — horizontal run, rounded elbow, vertical run — and a message pulse travelling each wire in turn, carrying the primitive it belongs to (#build-web, a dm, a thread, a deferred retry). It is server-rendered DOM plus one inline SVG: no canvas, no rAF, no 250ms setState loop, no client component, and it stops under prefers-reduced-motion. At 390px it becomes a vertical relay column rather than disappearing. Rhythm. Nine sections that deliberately do not match: a full-bleed hero, a 56px ruled logo strip, an inverted channel transcript, a delivery section with no panel or mock at all (a sticky heading against four numbered rows on hairlines), three unequal capability cards on a recessed ground, an inverted code band with the panel pulled out of the band's own rhythm, a quiet centred A2A note, two unequal deploy cards, and a centred waitlist. Also: <main> and a skip target (the homepage was the only one of 25 pages without a landmark), no prose under 16px on mobile, and the client bundle loses the 838-line canvas, the 455-line chat animation, three animated feed widgets and eight IntersectionObserver wrappers — scroll reveal is now CSS-only and degrades to "visible". The replaced section components are deleted; landing.module.css and the components /about, /careers, /pear and the blog still use are untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
Measured on the built output, the homepage's render-blocking CSS was 253 KB raw across four files, roughly 60% of it for pages the visitor is not on: Next's default "loose" CSS chunking had merged the /brand, /enterprise, /telemetry, /legal and 404 stylesheets into the same blocking file as the homepage's own. 'strict' chunking still merges them; opting out gives each CSS module its own chunk, loaded only where it is used. Homepage critical CSS: 253 KB -> 82 KB raw, 51 KB -> 20 KB gzip, at the cost of a couple more HTTP/2 requests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
Board: shortened to a 760x500 field so the four cards sit closer to the hub, darkened the wires so the routing actually reads on stone, and each card now reacts on the same 8s cycle as the wire that serves it — sending cards flash as the message leaves, receiving cards as it lands. The receipts name the primitive each wire carries (#build-web, a dm, a thread, a deferred retry) so the illustration teaches the product's vocabulary. The half-bleed off the right edge is gone: stopping exactly at the viewport edge read as a crop rather than a decision. The shape rule now also operates at page scale: each inverted band and the recessed capabilities band carries the same 44px/44px/44px/0 corner, so the paper ground shows through and the page reads as a stack of messages rather than a stack of stripes. Type floor: nothing on the page is under 13px any more, and at 390px no sentence is under 16px — measured on the built page, the only remaining sub-16px text is control labels and mono metadata. On a phone the command box wraps to two rows instead of truncating: it is the primary CTA there, so the whole command has to be readable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
Two things on the homepage were drawn light-on-light or dark-on-dark, both because a token that assumes a paper ground was inherited by a surface that has a night one. The footer sits inside `.page`, which points --focus-ring at --ink for the warm-stone ground above it, but the footer's own ground is --night. Every one of its 23 links, the logo and the socials therefore drew a near-black focus ring on near-black: 1.03:1, i.e. no visible keyboard focus on 23 of the homepage's 36 focusable elements. The ring is now re-pointed at the footer's own --footer-fg, which the --footer-bg / --footer-fg pair already guarantees contrasts with its ground, so this is correct on every theme rather than patched for one. Measured: 15.77:1 on the homepage footer, and the minimum across all focusable elements on the page goes from 1.03:1 to 12.93:1. The sticky nav was translucent (0.86, and ~0.7 in its scrolled state) with no opaque backing. Over paper that reads fine, but this page scrolls three night bands underneath it, and there the bar turned into a grey slab with the section's own headings and chat bubbles ghosting straight through it. The backdrop-filter cannot rescue it because the ground is light and the content behind is dark. Both states now paint on an opaque cream. The scrolled state gets there through a new --nav-scrolled-base that defaults to transparent, so the other routes' translucent bars are untouched. Also gives the mobile menu button aria-expanded and aria-controls; it was a disclosure control that never announced its state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
The copy-a-command chip wraps to two rows on a phone. The copy affordance was right-aligned across both columns, which left it floating alone in the empty half of a row directly under the page's primary CTA — the most conspicuous spot on the first screen. It now sits in the text column, so it starts on the command's own left edge and the two rows share an alignment. The relay hub's meta line wraps to two lines at 390px, and the mark was centred on the whole card, which parked it opposite the meta rather than the name it labels. Pinned to the name's line. The A2A section was the one place the page fell back to a generic bordered box: the copy says every agent *publishes an Agent Card*, and the artifact under it was an unlabelled key/value block. It is now that card — a titled surface with the same head/body split as the SDK code panel, carrying the agent's handle and a delivery-status dot, over the same two fields. Also makes it real markup: a figure with a definition list rather than one paragraph full of spans. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe homepage now uses a dark Agent Relay visual system with new sections, relay graphics, responsive layouts, shared shape and focus tokens, accessible navigation and forms, updated typography, and route-specific CSS chunking. ChangesHomepage redesign
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441-441: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRename the keyframes to kebab-case to satisfy stylelint.
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keyframes-name-patternerrors fornodeSend(Line 441),nodeReceive(Line 454),relayTravel(Line 473),relayTravelOut(Line 496), andhomeReveal(Line 1378). If stylelint runs as a lint gate, these five errors fail the pipeline. Rename each keyframe and update itsanimation/animation-namereference.♻️ Example rename for one keyframe
-@keyframes relayTravel { +@keyframes relay-travel {.wirePulse { - animation: relayTravel 8s linear infinite; + animation: relay-travel 8s linear infinite; } .wirePulseOut { - animation-name: relayTravelOut; + animation-name: relay-travel-out; }Also applies to: 454-454, 473-473, 496-496, 1378-1378
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In `@web/app/home.module.css`:
- Around line 1036-1037: Remove the redundant padding-top declaration from the
.capArt rule, leaving the existing padding shorthand unchanged.
In `@web/components/github-stars.module.css`:
- Line 5: Update the badge styling declaration for min-height from 40px to 44px
so the interactive badge meets the required tap-target size.
In `@web/components/home/CopyCommand.tsx`:
- Line 56: Remove or define the missing CSS Module selectors used by CopyCommand
and HomeSections: update web/components/home/CopyCommand.tsx lines 56-56 for
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Set the badge minimum height to 44px.
min-height: 40px does not guarantee that this interactive badge meets the PR’s stated 44×44px tap-target requirement. Use min-height: 44px so the badge meets the same touch-target contract as the other controls.
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In `@web/components/github-stars.module.css` at line 5, Update the badge styling
declaration for min-height from 40px to 44px so the interactive badge meets the
required tap-target size.
The rebuild took the homepage to a warm terracotta and Pampas-stone palette. The owner rejected it: our blues were our vibe. This recasts the page into the brand's own navy and blue, which also closes the largest gap the verification pass flagged — a light homepage handing off to ~400 navy interior routes. Nothing is invented. --navy is #08111a, verbatim brand.css's dark --bg; the nav bar is #0c1c2a, verbatim its dark --nav-solid-bg; the accent is #74b8e2, the dark theme's own --primary, in the same Curious Blue family as the logo mark (#4a90c2). That matters: the original grade dinged the old accent for sitting in stock blue-500 territory, and this one is the brand's own value rather than a framework default. The code panel takes brand.css's --terminal-* console colours so the homepage's terminal is the terminal every interior route already renders. The inverted-band structure survives with its roles recast. A dark page cannot invert downwards — a band below an already-black floor is invisible — so the inverted bands go up, into a lighter and more chromatic brand navy, and panels inside them recess instead of rising. Four grounds, each step measured against the floor: well x1.16, card x1.40, lift x1.62. Because the page is now a single dark theme rather than a light one with dark bands, the two-theme token system collapses. --ink-* and --night-fg-* merge into one --text-* ladder, --night-rule merges into --rule, and .night becomes .lift, dropping from twenty declarations to four: it now moves only surfaces. The text ladder, the accent, the hairlines and the focus ring carry across every band unchanged, so there is nothing left to fork. Hairlines became composited alphas so one value stays legible on all four grounds; a solid hairline tuned for the floor disappears inside a lift band. Every contrast pair was re-measured against the ground it actually sits on, because these are exactly the numbers a dark theme loses. Worst text pair is --text-3 on --lift at 4.70:1; the accent is 5.47:1 there; --rule-strong holds 3.66:1 for WCAG 1.4.11; the focus ring's floor across the page is 8.84:1 with zero missing or invisible indicators at 1440 and 390, footer included. The relay wires get their own token at 4.90:1 against the ground — the original site drew that network in a leftover green that vanished on navy, and this palette had one job not to repeat it. The accent is spent sparingly. The hub is the only lit plate on the relay board, solid sky with the page's ground as its type, so four quiet navy agent cards route into one luminous switchboard; the primary button is that same plate. The sticky nav stays opaque and now reads as a darker bar over the lift bands, which is cleaner than the cream version was. No layout, structure, copy or geometry moved. The relay board and its mobile column, the message-shape rule at every scale, the type scale, the unequal section rhythm and the A2A card are untouched, as are every other route's styles: --nav-scrolled-base stays unset outside this page, and /pear, /docs and /enterprise render byte-identically. Re-measured: 0 tap targets under 44px at 390, no prose under 16px, no horizontal scroll, 1 main, 0 console and hydration errors, throttled LCP median 776ms with CLS 0, and render-blocking CSS 108 bytes smaller than before. 26 vitest and 284 Playwright tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Rename the keyframe to kebab-case.
nodeReceive violates the configured keyframes-name-pattern rule. Rename this keyframe to node-receive and update its animation references.
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In `@web/app/home.module.css` at line 481, Rename the nodeReceive keyframe to
node-receive and update every animation reference that uses the old name,
preserving the existing animation behavior.
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The owner compared three homepage designs side by side and chose the
original: the old Hero, the canvas node graph, the full old section stack,
landing.module.css, and the Sora/Inter type on the dark blue ground. This
puts that design back and fixes what was actually broken in it, without
restyling it.
The network. The old graph drew its connections in a leftover green
(45, 79, 62) at 0.1 opacity on a dark blue ground: invisible. It is now the
brand blue, per theme, at an opacity you can trace a connection with. The
first attempt at that overcorrected into neon, so this pass pulls the light
back out and leaves only the lines:
- edges at 0.30 of node opacity, and no shadowBlur behind them. A blur
behind every edge was most of the glare.
- busy-node halos at 0.09 with the gradient ramp starting at 0.62 of the
radius, so the halo hugs the card instead of blooming into the page.
- card box-shadow glow from 26px/0.34 down to 14px/0.12.
- the phone's flat stand-in loses its blurred understudy layer and drops
its node halos to 0.07, so it matches the canvas.
- the hub in "Works with all of them" loses its 6px/16% double halo for a
close 4px/9% one, and the message dots trade a 14px bloom for a 7px one.
Three faults the restore surfaced, all healed:
- The hero's grid track was floored by the install command's min-content
width, pushing the copy column ~34px past the gutter on phones and
clipping the right edge of the command button. minmax(0, 1fr) on the
command group and min-width: 0 on the column hold it to the gutter; the
command itself now fits inside the button at every phone width instead
of trailing off behind an invisible scrollbar.
- Running prose stepped down to 14-15.7px at 390, under the 16px body
floor, precisely where the column is narrowest. Sentence-length copy is
now 16px on phones; labels, captions, code and the mock chat UI keep
their own smaller sizes.
- The nav/footer/waitlist focus fixes, the skip link and the single
<main> from this branch are all preserved.
Verified: build exit 0, vitest 26/26, playwright 284/284. The measured
accessibility and performance numbers are on the following commit, which
carries the final state.
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The owner picked this section's treatment out of the rebuild's homepage and
asked for it on the restored page. The old page already had the equivalent
section -- same heading, same hub-and-two-groups pyramid -- so this upgrades
that one in place rather than grafting a second one beside it. The thing
worth carrying over was the naming: the rebuild put each runtime's name
under its mark, and that is what made the row readable.
Before, the ten marks were anonymous glyphs. Codex, OpenCode and Cursor are
plain enough that nobody could tell which runtime they were looking at, and
the names were hidden in a `title` attribute no touch device ever shows.
Now each mark carries its name in the open, in the page's own chip and
caption styles rather than the rebuild's, so it reads as native to this
design and not transplanted into it:
- the 44px chip stays exactly as it was; the name sits under it at
0.72rem in --fg-muted, the section's existing caption colour.
- the coloured Codex mark is near-black and vanished against the chip on
this dark band, so it uses the mono mark, as the other CLI marks do.
- two label lines are reserved whether or not a name needs them, so
"Claude Code" wrapping does not drag its card's caption out of line
with the card beside it.
- the stage widens 680 -> 900px: five named marks no longer fit a 320px
half, and the drops now land at 24/76 rather than the quarter marks,
which is where the cards' centres actually are once the row's gap is
taken out.
- on phones the two cards stack. Side by side they get ~150px each, which
is not enough for a named mark; full width gives a 3-over-2 grid with
the trailing pair centred.
- the pair now rises into view instead of converging from both sides.
Stacked full-width, the inbound translateX(40px) on the right-hand card
pushed 40px of scrollable overflow past the gutter; translateY has no
such edge.
- the marks are a list, and the names are the accessible names, so ten
redundant aria-labels are gone.
Measured on this final state, served from .next at 3100:
build exit 0 . vitest 26/26 . playwright 284/284
LCP (390, slow-4G, 4x CPU, 3 runs): 1764 / 1768 / 2016 ms, median 1768ms
-- the old page measured 3.4s -- CLS 0
focus-visible: 38 focusable at 1440, 36 at 390, 0 without an indicator,
0 below 3:1 against their real ground, lowest 4.49:1
tap targets: 0 under 24px. 4 under 44px at 390, 7 at 1440 -- all
pre-existing (43.1px CTAs, 41.5px GitHub badge, 24px MCP/CLI badges)
accessible names: 0 missing of 38 controls
exactly one <main>, one <h1>, lang=en, 0 images without alt
no horizontal scroll (scrollWidth 390/390 and 1440/1440)
no sentence-length prose under 16px at 390
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In `@web/app/landing.module.css`:
- Around line 6894-6896: Update the .howChip width so three chips plus their
gaps fit within the available content width of a 320px viewport after parent
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The owner looked at the named row and said it is too distracting: ten marks
with ten captions under them turns a quiet "it works with your thing" band
into a wall of small type competing with the two card headings above it. He
is right — the names were an answer to a question ("which one is that?") that
this section does not actually ask.
So the section goes back to what the original page had, which is what
b9f3387 replaced:
- the marks are anonymous chips again, in one flat 44px row, with the name
kept where it was: `title` plus `aria-label`, so screen readers and
pointer users can still get it and nothing is on screen.
- the stage narrows 900 -> 680px again. It was only widened to fit five
named marks in a half; unnamed marks fit the old width comfortably.
- the pipes drop at 25/75 again, and the three message-dot keyframes go
back to the same lanes. The 24/76 offset only made sense against the
wider stage.
- phones get the two cards side by side again, three chips over two, rather
than stacked full width.
Two things do not come back, both for reasons unrelated to the names:
- Codex keeps the mono mark. The coloured one is near-black and vanishes
against the chip on this dark band, so it stays visible rather than
correct-brand-and-invisible. The other CLI marks are mono anyway.
- `.howItWorks` gains `overflow-x: clip`. Restoring the converge-from-both-
sides reveal also restores its inbound `translateX(40px)`, which parks the
right-hand card's edge 16px past the gutter until the observer fires — at
390 that measured `scrollWidth` 406 against a 390 client for up to 1.5s,
i.e. a phone really could scroll sideways for a second. `clip` rather than
`hidden` takes that strip away without turning the section into a scroll
container, so the card still slides in from off-page as it always did.
Measured on this state, served from .next at 3100:
build exit 0 . tsc --noEmit clean . vitest 26/26 . playwright 284/284
no horizontal scroll at any point in the load: scrollWidth 390/390 at
t=0.3s/1s/2.5s/5s (was 406/406/390/390), 1440/1440, 0 unclipped
overflowing elements at 390
section reads clean at 1440 and 390; at 390 both cards sit inside the
gutter (24..189 and 201..366 of 390)
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On desktop the hero is a constellation of agent cards — named agents, each
with a provider mark, a model and a line of what it is currently saying,
wired together. It reads well because the nodes are agents talking. Phones
below 600px got a static SVG stand-in of that: seven anonymous circles joined
by hairlines. Looked at cold on a 390 screen it reads as a placeholder
wireframe — dots with no labels, no cards, nothing to tell you what the
product does. It kept the *shape* of the desktop graphic and threw away the
only part that carried meaning.
So the still is now an actual miniature: three of the same agents from the
canvas's own NODE_POOL, drawn as the same cards.
- Lead (Claude, Opus) "Spawning Coder...", Planner (Gemini, 2.5 Pro)
"Standing by...", Coder (Codex, Codex-1) "Writing patch..." — one card per
provider, the two the subtitle names among them, and the three status
strings taken from the canvas's own vocabulary at a moment where the relay
is mid-hand-off. The provider marks are the canvas's marks, exported
rather than redrawn.
- the cards echo the canvas card: 8px radius, header strip with the mark and
name in mono at left and the model at right, status line under it with the
green dot on the two that are working. The band is navy in both themes, so
the miniature carries the dark values outright instead of going through
--agent-card-*, which flips to white in light mode.
- one message pill caught in flight on the hub-to-Coder wire, the same
"#dev: PR ready" toast the canvas pops on arrival. It is what turns three
boxes into a conversation.
- three wires, one flat pass at 0.5 opacity, no blurred understudy behind
them — the bloom is what made the desktop version look neon, and the owner
asked for lines, not glow.
- the pair below the hub is staggered by 9% and the hub sits a shade left of
centre, because three cards on a symmetric triangle read as an org chart.
The geometry is all percentages — cards 46% wide, hub centred, the pair pinned
to the gutters — so the wires land on the card centres at every width without
a canvas or a resize observer. Still no rAF and no canvas on phones; the only
motion is the 4px status dot, behind prefers-reduced-motion. Desktop and 768
are untouched: the breakpoint and the live canvas are exactly as they were.
Measured on this state, served from .next at 3100:
build exit 0 . tsc --noEmit clean . vitest 26/26 . playwright 284/284
390: scrollWidth 390 against a 390 client, 0 overflowing elements; the
miniature is 200px tall, 74px shorter than the SVG it replaces, so the
fold gains room rather than losing it
360 and 430: miniature fits with no clipping (the 16px of scroll left at
360 is the install section's min-content floor, unchanged and elsewhere
on the page); 768 still gets the live canvas
0 tap targets under 24px; 4 under 44px at 390 and 7 at 1440, all
pre-existing (43.1px CTAs, 41.4px GitHub badge, 24px MCP/CLI badges)
focus-visible: 36 focusable at 390, 38 at 1440, every one with an
indicator, 0 below 3:1 against its real ground, lowest 4.49:1
LCP (390, slow-4G, 4x CPU, 3 runs): 1900 / 1916 / 1956 ms, median 1916ms,
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The hero was a two-column split: copy on the left, an animated constellation of agent cards on the right. The constellation showed the graph but not the work, and the split left the headline sharing the fold with a canvas that had to be explained. This replaces it with a single centred column — the headline, the supporting line, the two buttons and the onboarding command — sitting over three full-bleed rows of terminal sessions. Each card is one agent mid-task the way its terminal really looks: a title bar with the agent and the repo, the prompt someone typed, what the tool did, and where the result went, which for Agent Relay means a channel, a DM or a PR. The marquee is CSS only. Each row's track holds two copies of its cards and slides exactly one copy's width, so the loop is seamless; the spacing lives in each card's margin rather than a flex gap so -50% lands on a card boundary. Rows differ in length, duration, direction and phase so the seams drift instead of beating in step, and the whole band is clipped so it can never add page scroll. Motion is declared only under prefers-reduced-motion: no-preference — the reduced-motion state is three static, staggered rows. The band is inert chrome, so it is aria-hidden and holds nothing focusable. The headline runs one step smaller than the shared scale: this line is five words, not three, and at the product pages' size it filled the fold on its own. The onboarding command keeps its place but sized to itself, under the buttons, rather than as a second full-width block. Removes HeroGraph and the phone miniature it rendered; the canvas it wrapped is still used by /message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ew9DgXvSa3cozTLoLMNaTN
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78-78: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGive each runtime chip a nameable role.
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spanhas the implicitgenericrole. That role prohibitsaria-label, so these runtime names are not reliably exposed to assistive technology. Addrole="img"to the chip and retainaria-label. (w3.org)Proposed fix
- <span key={logo.key} className={s.howChip} aria-label={logo.label} title={logo.label}> + <span key={logo.key} className={s.howChip} role="img" aria-label={logo.label} title={logo.label}>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@web/app/landing.module.css`:
- Line 2133: Rename the heroMarqueeSlide keyframe to hero-marquee-slide and
update the corresponding animation reference near the hero marquee styles so
both declarations use the new lint-compliant name.
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In `@web/components/home/HowItWorks.tsx`:
- Line 78: Update the runtime chip span in the HowItWorks component to add
role="img" while retaining its existing aria-label and title attributes, using
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Rename the keyframe to satisfy the stylesheet lint rule.
heroMarqueeSlide violates the configured keyframes-name-pattern rule. Rename it to hero-marquee-slide and update the animation reference on Line 2113.
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- animation: heroMarqueeSlide linear infinite;
+ animation: hero-marquee-slide linear infinite;
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[error] 2133-2133: Expected keyframe name "heroMarqueeSlide" to be kebab-case (keyframes-name-pattern)
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In `@web/app/landing.module.css` at line 2133, Rename the heroMarqueeSlide
keyframe to hero-marquee-slide and update the corresponding animation reference
near the hero marquee styles so both declarations use the new lint-compliant
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Rebuilds the homepage in response to the Palate design grade (55/100), keeping the site's own navy/Sora identity throughout.
Hero (current state,
07d5107)The two-column hero is replaced by a single centred column over a full-bleed band of streaming terminals:
HeroTerminalMarquee.tsx): dark chrome with traffic lights, anagent · repotitle bar carrying the real agent marks (Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Copilot), then prompt / tool / result mono lines showing Agent Relay work — relaying to channels, DMing a Reviewer agent, pushing PRs.translate3d(0 → -50%); spacing is per-cardmargin-right(not flexgap) so the -50% point lands exactly on a card boundary and the loop is seamless. Rows differ in duration (74s / 88s reversed / 66s), negative delay, and static offsets so seams drift instead of beating in step. Animation is declared only underprefers-reduced-motion: no-preference— reduced motion gets three static staggered rows. The band isaria-hiddenwith zero focusable descendants.HeroGraph.tsx(canvas constellation) is removed; theMessageRelayAnimationit wrapped is still used by/message. The shared.hero/.heroLeft/.heroRightlayout is untouched — the product pages still use it.Graded faults healed (re-measured on the final build)
<main><main>+ skip link--nav-scrolled-baserobots.tsalready permits OAI-SearchBot / PerplexityBot / Claude-SearchBot; the graded block likely hit the*.workers.devpreview host.Other changes on the branch
title/aria-labelonly), Codex mono mark for contrast on the dark band.minmax(0,1fr)grid track, command font step-down),overflow-x: clipon HowItWorks to stop the FadeIn translateX overshoot.build-manifest.json(builder-skill telemetry) gitignored.Gates
npm run buildexit 0 ·tsc --noEmitclean · vitest 26/26 · Playwright 284/284 · console/hydration clean on/and/messagingat 1440 and 390.Note: the Palate re-grade can't run from this environment (egress policy blocks palatemcp.com) — re-grade after deploy. A pre-existing 380px scrollWidth at 360px viewport comes from the install section (present on the baseline before this branch's hero work).
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