Landing revamp: market the wedge — M2M auth leads, supply chain proves#19
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New section order: M2M kill-the-API-key (lead) -> agent identity -> org governance -> supply-chain proof demo -> honest comparison. - Hero: "Replace static API keys with signed, scoped, revocable identity" with an animated signed-request terminal (challenge -> device-key sign -> Auths-Presentation header) replacing the install terminal - Revived the dormant LandingAuth as LandingMachineAuth: real @auths-dev/express middleware code (challengeHandler + authsAuth + capability enforcement), 4-step presentation flow, static-key contrast, link to the replacing-api-keys post - Agents: "Give Every Agent an Identity You Can Revoke" — attribution + issuance-scoped capabilities + `auths device remove` revocation as the money shot; MCP server mention - New LandingGovernance: org lifecycle terminal (create/add-member/ revoke-member/offboarding-log, audit --require-all-signed), compliance voice; absorbs the multidevice/rotation blocks - Supply chain consolidates Sign&Verify + CI actions + Sigstore strip around the interactive offline verifier; Sigstore stays opt-in-truthful - Comparison table gains a fair-comparison intro; agent tab promoted in architecture; CTA gains the install terminal; footer links the four use-case anchors - Deleted the absorbed standalone sections (LandingInstall, LandingSignAndVerify, LandingCiIntegration, LandingMultidevice) All commands verified against the v0.1.2 tree (org flags lifted from org.rs canonical examples); drift check, typecheck, build green.
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Full visual redesign of the landing page on owner feedback that the dark zinc/emerald template felt cluttered and generic: - New aesthetic: bone-paper background, ink text, Fraunces display headlines, one seal-orange accent (section marks, primary CTA, verification ticks). Mono is reserved for code, terminals, and labels. - Terminals/code panes are the only dark objects on the page — they read like photographs tipped into a document. New InkTerminal primitive, no traffic-light chrome, no nested borders. - Ruthless cuts: one artifact per section; numbered sections 01-04 (machine auth / agents / governance / supply chain); architecture tabs, Edge/CloudTopology/DelegationChain diagrams, CI snippet cards, and the multidevice blocks are gone from the landing. - Comparison collapses to a 4-row hairline strip; the full honest table (now including an "ecosystem adoption: Sigstore wins" row) moves to a new /compare page, linked from nav and footer. - SiteNav gains a light tone variant on / and /compare; dark pages keep the existing chrome. landing-sections.tsx shrinks to the dark footer the /network page still uses; page.tsx.backup deleted. All CLI strings carried over verbatim from the verified set; drift check, typecheck, build green.
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Superseding update: full visual redesign per owner feedback — The Ledger (light editorial: paper/ink/Fraunces, one seal accent, one artifact per section, terminals as the only dark objects). Full comparison moved to a new |
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Restructures the landing page around the four use cases in priority order, per the positioning brief: don't market the platform, market the wedge.
Preview: https://auths-website-bi9py2b3a-bordumbs-projects.vercel.app
New page flow
auths auth challenge→Authorization: Auths-Presentation→ verified principal.#auth) — the dormant LandingAuth section revived with the real shipped API:@auths-dev/expressmiddleware (challengeHandler,authsAuth, capability enforcement, 401-replay/403-cap semantics), static-key contrast callout, blog link.#agents) — attribution per DID, capabilities fixed at issuance and enforced at the gate,auths device removeas the revocation money shot, MCP mention.#governance, new) — org lifecycle terminal with the real off-boarding output (KEL seq, lost caps),auths audit --require-all-signedCI gate, offline evidence bundles; absorbs the multidevice/rotation content.#supply-chain) — now the consolidated proof demo: sign/verify pair, the interactive offline verifier ("don't take our word for it"), CI actions, and the opt-in Sigstore strip.Honesty notes
org.rscanonical examples);scripts/check-cli-drift.shgreenVoice is restrained-technical per owner decision. Build + typecheck green. 16 files → 2 files changed (page.tsx + landing-sections.tsx); net −15 lines.
Not merging — owner reviews the preview first.
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