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A self-contained static landing page — pure HTML + CSS, no JS framework, no build step — lifting the README's positioning into a single scrollable page a new visitor can read in about two minutes. Sections, in order: - Hero: "Code has Git. Multi-agent reasoning does not." + the version-control-for-reasoning-state framing + two CTAs. - The problem: multi-agent collisions; markdown handoffs break. - The Git analogy: the table from the README (commit -> checkpoint, branch -> fork, diff -> compare, revert -> restore, working-tree drift -> repo-state drift) plus the rows Git has no equivalent for (active claims, freshness checks, structured tasks + IDs). - How it works: 4-beat (attach, read state, claim, checkpoint) plus the no-arg daily-loop snippet. - What Smriti is not: not markdown, not memory, not orchestrator; and the concrete list of what markdown can't reliably provide. - Built with Smriti: the real `smriti metrics smriti-dev` numbers and the strongest-proof line. - Screenshots: dashboard, CLI, checkpoint detail (copied from docs/assets/ into website/assets/ so the site is self-contained). - Try it in 5 minutes: install local-first -> smriti doctor -> smriti quickstart -> smriti init/attach -> no-arg daily workflow. - CTA: star on GitHub + read the docs. Tech: a system font stack (no webfonts), CSS variables, dark theme with one warm accent, mobile-responsive at <=720px and <=420px. No JS. 230 lines HTML + 499 lines CSS + 3 screenshots + a .nojekyll marker. Self-contained under website/. Existing frontend/ chat UI untouched. Deployment is unconstrained — GitHub Pages from /website, Vercel, Netlify, or any static host. Verified locally via headless browser: page loads, no console errors, no network failures, renders cleanly at desktop (1280x800) and mobile (390x844) viewports. |
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