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Closes #2

Summary

Adds a single, self-contained index.html for the Ordane marketing site
("Studio" / v3 design direction): hero with a real screenshot of the
org-workbench desktop client (examples/oss-maintainer workspace), a
runtime-hosts diagram (claude-local / qoder / openai-compatible), the three
non-negotiable principles as an interactive tab panel, and the three-tier
adoption ladder (个人/团队/组织). No build step; fonts load from
fonts.googleapis.com, everything else (including the screenshot) is inlined.

This revision also fixes the two blocking findings from review round 2
(light-mode --amber contrast) and adds the missing repro/changelog
material from round 2's non-blocking findings. See CHANGELOG.md for the
full list of what changed and why.

Out of scope, intentionally: custom domain/CNAME (domain not yet purchased),
analytics, and any backend.

Acceptance criteria

Acceptance criterion Status Implementation / evidence
index.html renders correctly standalone, no console errors Done scripts/render-check.js screenshots and checks all three sections, asserts reveal/tab behavior, and fails closed on page errors. Three consecutive isolated runs PASS with identical output; repro and output below.
Only factual, currently shipped/planned claims, no fabricated metrics/pricing/integrations Done Copy sourced from bytefolk/org-workbench's own README/feature matrix; adoption tiers show real capability lists and status (已跑通/规划中), no invented pricing. mem long-term Context and openai-compatible corrected in round 2 (see CHANGELOG).
Light/dark OS theme both readable Done Every token pair the page actually renders (--ink-3, --amber) computed by hand — OKLCH → linear sRGB → WCAG relative luminance → contrast ratio — against every surface it's used on (paper/band/card, both themes). Two rounds of failures found and fixed this way (see CHANGELOG for the full before/after table); no tool-based audit (axe/Lighthouse) was available in this environment.
GitHub Pages enabled, serves this file once merged Pending Pages already configured (source: main, root) and building; will serve this content once merged.

Validation ledger

Command or check Expected Actual Evidence
scripts/render-check.js — screenshots + dimension-checks hero/#runtime/#ladder, asserts 9/9 .reveal blocks trigger, asserts the principles tab swaps panels, fails closed on page errors RESULT=PASS, exit 0 RESULT=PASS, exit 0 on three consecutive isolated runs with identical output; --self-test-failclose exits 1 on the same page with injected errors Output pasted below; screenshots are produced into the run directory (not attached — no artifact storage configured in this repo yet)
Contrast audit: OKLCH → linear sRGB → WCAG relative luminance, computed for every --ink-3/--amber usage against every surface it renders on All combinations ≥ 4.5:1 (small text) Round 1: dark --ink-3 3.81–4.26:1 (fail) → 4.62–5.17:1 after fix. Light --ink-3 vs --band 4.31:1 (fail) → 4.63:1. Round 2: light --amber 3.13–3.51:1 (fail) → 4.60–5.17:1. Full numbers in CHANGELOG.md. Computation is a plain Python script (OKLCH→linear-sRGB matrix + WCAG luminance formula), not attached; happy to paste it into a PR comment if useful for future audits.

Repro environment — the check is now a committed script, scripts/render-check.js, rather than an inline snippet in this description. Run it in an isolated, version-pinned project so a warm browser cache cannot mask a version mismatch (playwright-core's CLI is named playwright-core, not playwright; NODE_PATH is needed because Node resolves require from the script's own directory, not the CWD — the earlier inline form only worked because the script sat next to node_modules):

  • OS: Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS on WSL2 — Linux 5.15.146.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2 x86_64
  • Node: v22.23.2
  • playwright-core: 1.62.1 (pinned)
  • Browser: Chrome Headless Shell 151.0.7922.34 (playwright chromium-headless-shell v1234), self-reported by browser.version()
WORK=$(mktemp -d)
export PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH="$WORK/browsers"
REPO=/absolute/path/to/this/repo

cd "$WORK"
npm init -y >/dev/null
npm install playwright-core@1.62.1
npx --no-install playwright-core install chromium

NODE_PATH="$WORK/node_modules" node "$REPO/scripts/render-check.js" "$REPO/index.html"

Three consecutive runs, identical output each time:

BROWSER_VERSION=151.0.7922.34
SECTION=hero box=1440x1364 file=hero.png bytes=209724
SECTION=runtime box=1140x926 file=runtime.png bytes=90272
SECTION=ladder box=1440x714 file=ladder.png bytes=105080
REVEALS=9/9
ACTIVE_TAB_AFTER_CLICK=t2
PAGE_ERRORS=none
WEBFONT_LOAD_FAILURES=none
RESULT=PASS
EXIT_CODE=0

Fail-close demonstrated, not asserted in prose — same page, same run, only injected errors differ:

$ NODE_PATH="$WORK/node_modules" node "$REPO/scripts/render-check.js" "$REPO/index.html" --self-test-failclose
...
PAGE_ERRORS=console: injected console error (--self-test-failclose) | pageerror: Error: injected pageerror (--self-test-failclose)
WEBFONT_LOAD_FAILURES=none
RESULT=FAIL
  - 2 page error(s) captured
EXIT_CODE=1

Two findings surfaced by writing this properly, both fixed in b0a7395:

  • A single scrollTo(0, scrollHeight) left 5 of 9 .reveal blocks untriggered — IntersectionObserver never fires for sections a jump skips over. The script now scrolls progressively; the assertion is what caught this.
  • The check was network-flaky: one run failed on four ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED webfont fetches, which say nothing about the page. Failed requests are now classified by URL — fonts.googleapis.com/fonts.gstatic.com are reported as WEBFONT_LOAD_FAILURES and non-fatal, any other failed request stays fatal.

No repository CI exists yet (this is the repo's first content) — nothing else to run. Follow-up issue can add a link-check/Lighthouse workflow.

Tests and coverage

  • Tests added or changed: none — static marketing page, no test framework in this repo
  • Coverage before / after, when measured: not applicable
  • Intentionally uncovered behavior and reason: no automated tests exist for this repo's content type (static HTML); manual render check documented above is the validation method

Change classification

  • User-visible behavior
  • Internal refactor or maintenance
  • Documentation only
  • Build, CI, dependency, or repository configuration (GitHub Pages source)
  • Breaking change
  • Security-sensitive change

Risk and rollback

  • Risk level and affected components: low — new, isolated repository; no other repo or system depends on this one yet.
  • Compatibility, migration, privacy, performance, or operational impact: none. Page has no backend, no user data collection, no analytics.
  • Rollback procedure: revert this PR's merge commit, or disable GitHub Pages in repo settings.

Breaking or security notes

None.

Author checklist

  • A maintainer confirmed that the linked issue or tracking record was ready before implementation began, or the automation was pre-authorized under GOVERNANCE.md. (Issue feat: publish the Ordane marketing site (v3 / Studio design) and enable GitHub Pages #2 opened by the same org member directing this work; this repo is in its GOVERNANCE.md bootstrap window — see issue chore: bootstrap bytefolk/ordane #1.)
  • This branch was created from an up-to-date default branch and contains no unrelated changes.
  • I ran the repository's applicable tests, lint, type checks, builds, coverage, and security checks. (None exist yet for this repo/content type — see Validation ledger.)
  • I added a regression test for a bug fix, or explained why one is impractical. (Not applicable — no bug fix, no test framework.)
  • I updated relevant documentation and changelog files. (README.md live-link; added CHANGELOG.md with an [Unreleased] entry covering this PR's additions and both review-driven fixes.)
  • I reviewed the diff for secrets, personal data, generated artifacts, and dependency risk. (Four files: index.html, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, scripts/render-check.js. No secrets, no personal data. The embedded screenshot shows only example workspace data — examples/oss-maintainer — no real customer/org data.)
  • The PR is ready for CI and review by someone other than the sole author.
  • All reported results are reproducible. (The check is a committed script, scripts/render-check.js, verified over three consecutive isolated runs with identical output; its failure path is demonstrated by --self-test-failclose. Command and output in the Validation ledger above.)

Reviewer notes

  • Please specifically check: (1) the embedded screenshot's alt text and surrounding copy accurately describe what org-workbench actually does today, (2) no pricing/metrics were accidentally implied anywhere (the 40k/task etc. figures in the screenshot are the public examples/oss-maintainer fixture's token budgets, not pricing), (3) the contrast fix in this revision (--amber in light mode) against the same three surfaces (paper/band/card) — numbers in CHANGELOG.md.

Single-file, self-contained index.html for GitHub Pages: hero with a real
org-workbench desktop screenshot, runtime-hosts diagram, and the three-tier
adoption ladder. No build step, no external runtime deps beyond Google Fonts.

Closes #2

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发现 1(阻断,index.html:397):mem 长期 Context 在官网能力列表中标为 Shipped,个人版也写成“本地记忆”已完整可用;但 org-workbench 当前 README 明确说明“长期 Context 仍明确标为未完成”(README.md 的 D3/里程碑段落)。请将该能力改为规划中/未完成,并同步调整个人版文案,避免把未交付能力当成已发布能力。

发现 2(阻断,index.html:61-65、index.html:229 等):深色模式的 --ink-3: oklch(56% ...) 被用于 caption、meta、辅助说明等小字号文本;按 WCAG 小文本 4.5:1 门槛,这组前景/背景组合对比度不足的风险很高,且 PR 描述已承认未做独立审计。请用 axe/Lighthouse 或明确的对比度计算覆盖所有 dark-mode text/background 组合,并提高失败组合(尤其 --ink-3)的亮度后重新验证。

其他核对:未发现明文定价、价格数字或客户凭据;嵌入截图标注为 oss-maintainer 示例工作区,未发现可确认的真实客户数据。claude-local/qoder 与 org-workbench README 的本地运行时描述基本一致,但 openai-compatible 在当前 README/代码搜索中未找到对应已实现能力,建议明确标为规划中或补充事实依据。

请修正上述文案/样式,更新验证记录并通知复审。未完成前暂不批准。

- mem long-term Context: was marked Shipped; org-workbench's own README
  states long-term Context and the delegation chain are explicitly not
  complete yet. Changed to Building and reworded the description.
  Also changed the personal-tier bullet from '本地记忆' to '本地历史
  readback' to stop implying the same unfinished capability is shipped.
- openai-compatible: exists in digital-employee as a preview,
  fixture-conformant adapter, not live-qualified, and is not evidenced
  in org-workbench's own README/health-check path. Marked distinctly
  (dashed node, 'Preview · 未 live-qualified' tag) instead of presenting
  it as an equal peer to claude-local/qoder, and reworded the section
  lede to match.
- --ink-3 contrast: computed exact WCAG contrast ratios for every
  surface this token is used against (OKLCH -> linear sRGB -> relative
  luminance, no tool, math shown in PR comment). Dark mode was failing
  4.5:1 against all three surfaces (3.81-4.26:1); light mode was
  failing against --band (4.31:1). Adjusted both:
    dark  --ink-3  56%   -> 60.7% L  (now 4.62-5.17:1 across paper/band/card)
    light --ink-3  55%   -> 53.3% L  (now 4.63-5.20:1 across paper/band/card)
  Hue/chroma unchanged, verified against all three surfaces in both themes.
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Thanks — verified all three findings independently before fixing.

Finding 1 (mem 长期 Context marked Shipped) — confirmed, fixed.
org-workbench/README.md line 16/20 explicitly says long-term Context and
the delegation chain are "仍明确标为未完成" (still explicitly marked
incomplete). Changed the capability row to Building and reworded it, and
changed the 个人版 tier bullet from 本地记忆 to 本地历史 readback (the
part that IS real: local turn-record readback, not cross-session memory).

Finding 3 (openai-compatible not evidenced) — confirmed, fixed.
It exists in digital-employee/connectors/models/openai-compatible/ but that
repo's own README marks Host adapters as "preview and fixture-conformant, not
live-qualified" — and org-workbench's README only evidences the bundled
qoder-engine adapter + a Claude Code health pre-check, nothing about
openai-compatible. Re-styled that orbit node as visually distinct (dashed,
lower opacity) with tag "Preview · 未 live-qualified" instead of an equal
peer, and reworded the section lede.

Finding 2 (dark-mode contrast) — confirmed, computed, fixed.
No axe/Lighthouse available in this environment, so computed it directly:
OKLCH → linear sRGB → WCAG relative luminance → contrast ratio, for every
surface --ink-3 actually renders against (found via grep of all
var(--ink-3) usages: hero meta, screenshot caption/path, orbit tag, tier
"心智" line, footer — all ≤0.85rem, all held to the 4.5:1 small-text
threshold, none exempt as large text).

vs paper vs band vs card
dark, before (L=56%) 4.26:1 ❌ 4.01:1 ❌ 3.81:1 ❌
dark, after (L=60.7%) 5.17:1 ✅ 4.87:1 ✅ 4.62:1 ✅
light, before (L=55%) 4.62:1 ✅ 4.31:1 ❌ 4.84:1 ✅
light, after (L=53.3%) 4.97:1 ✅ 4.63:1 ✅ 5.20:1 ✅

Light mode was passing against paper/card but failing against --band
(4.31:1) — not something you flagged, but the same audit caught it since
band is one of the three surfaces the token contract needs to hold against.
Fixed both directions in the same pass; hue/chroma unchanged, only lightness
moved.

Pushed as a new commit (9abe5b7) rather than amending, per CONTRIBUTING.md.
Re-requesting review.

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复审基于 PR head 9abe5b7(本地 HEAD 与远端一致)。结论:REQUEST CHANGES。

已确认上一轮三项均已修正:

  • mem 长期 Context 已为 Building,文案明确说明跨会话召回/委派链仍在验证;个人版已改为“本地历史 readback”。
  • openai-compatible 已改为虚线、降低视觉权重,并标注 Preview · 未 live-qualified,section lede 也同步收敛。
  • 我独立按 OKLCH → 线性 sRGB → WCAG 相对亮度重算了 --ink-3:浅色 paper/band/card 为 4.97/4.63/5.20:1,深色为 5.17/4.87/4.62:1,与评论数字一致。

仍有以下阻断项:

  1. 浅色模式的 Building 状态仍未过小文本对比度门槛。 index.html:223 的 .st-building 使用 --amber = oklch(64% 0.15 60);两个 Building 标签位于 .section.band(index.html:397-398),按当前 token 计算约为 3.13:1,而字号是 0.7rem。请调整 --amber 或状态样式,并把这组组合补进对比度表。
  2. PR 描述的复现信息仍不完整。 D5/D6 没有 OS/架构、浏览器/Playwright 版本和可复制的渲染命令(目前只有“Rendered locally via headless Chromium”);请补齐 setup、命令/手动步骤、预期与实测结果。
  3. 缺少 CHANGELOG 说明。 仓库当前只有 LICENSE、README.md、index.html,且 PR 描述没有说明为何不需要 CHANGELOG.md。这是用户可见页面,请添加 ## [Unreleased] 条目,或在 PR 描述中明确记录仓库政策允许省略的理由。

截图里的 40k/task、20k/task、10k/task 已核对为公开 org-workbench 的 examples/oss-maintainer token budget fixture,不是定价;截图中未发现凭据或可确认的真实客户数据。无新增依赖,当前 diff 也通过 git diff --check。

请修正第 1 项并补齐第 2/3 项后重新请求 review。

…angelog

- --amber (light mode): 64% -> 54.5% L. Was failing WCAG 4.5:1 small-text
  contrast against all three surfaces it renders on (paper 3.36:1, band
  3.13:1, card 3.51:1) via .st-building. Same OKLCH -> linear sRGB -> WCAG
  luminance method as the previous round; now 4.60-5.17:1 across all three.
  Dark-mode --amber was already passing (8.0-8.9:1) and is unchanged.
- Nav mark and favicon: replaced the placeholder house-shaped glyph with
  the actual app icon (teal ring + play-triangle mark), inlined as SVG.
- Footer: dropped the internal company name (ByteFolk only).
- Added CHANGELOG.md (Keep a Changelog format, matching org-workbench's
  convention) documenting this PR's additions and both rounds of
  review-driven fixes, per CONTRIBUTING.md's PR checklist.
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Round 2 findings verified and fixed, pushed as `28d6a2e`:

  1. Light-mode --amber contrast — confirmed, worse than reported. You measured 3.13:1 against --band; I computed all three surfaces: paper 3.36:1, band 3.13:1, card 3.51:1 — all failing. Fixed: 64% → 54.5% L (hue/chroma unchanged), now 4.60–5.17:1 across all three. Dark-mode --amber was already passing (8.0–8.9:1), left untouched.
  2. Repro info — added exact OS/arch, Node/Playwright/Chromium versions, and a copy-pasteable render command to the PR description's Validation ledger.
  3. CHANGELOG.md — added, Keep a Changelog format matching org-workbench's convention, [Unreleased] entry covers this PR's additions plus both rounds of contrast/copy fixes with full before/after numbers.

Full numbers for all three findings are in CHANGELOG.md. Re-requesting review.

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复审 PR head 28d6a2e:上一轮的产品文案、浅/深色 --amber 对比度和 CHANGELOG 均已核对通过;我独立重算浅色 paper/band/card 为 4.97 / 4.63 / 5.20:1,深色为 8.94 / 8.42 / 8.00:1。

仍有一个阻断的验证记录问题(D5/D6):

PR 描述里的复现步骤不能可靠地准备它声称的 playwright-core 1.62.1 + Chromium 151.0.7922.34 环境。该仓库本身没有 package.json,因此 npm install playwright-core@1.62.1 会向上解析到调用者目录树中的另一个 npm 项目,而不是在该静态站点仓库建立隔离环境。随后 npx playwright install chromium 调用的是名为 playwright 的未固定包,不是刚安装的 playwright-core(后者的 CLI 名称是 playwright-core);它可以解析到另一版本并下载不匹配的浏览器。现有浏览器缓存恰好可能掩盖这个问题,干净机器上不能把“渲染成功”归因于描述的版本组合。

请把验证命令改成自包含且版本固定的形式:在 mktemp -d 创建的临时 npm 项目中安装 playwright-core@1.62.1,以同一项目的 npx --no-install playwright-core install chromium 安装浏览器,并在同一隔离 PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH 下运行渲染脚本;或提供等价的锁定方案。然后更新描述中的实际 browser/version 和命令输出,并重新请求 review。

其余复审证据:本地 HEAD 与远端一致;git diff --check 通过;浅/深色页面均无控制台错误;滚动后 9/9 reveal 区块显示,三项原则的点击切换正常;未发现凭据、邮箱地址或外部脚本。

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@totoro 本轮复审已完成:前三项修复已通过,但复现命令仍无法稳定准备声明的 Playwright/Chromium 组合,因此当前为 Request changes。请见完整说明与修正要求: #3 (review)

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Round 3 finding confirmed — you were right on both mechanics, and I reproduced the failure mode you predicted.

Verified before fixing:

  • This repo has no package.json (and none anywhere up the tree), so npm install playwright-core@1.62.1 run here installs into the site repo itself — not an isolated project.
  • playwright-core's bin is {"playwright-core": "cli.js"}. So npx playwright install chromium fetches the separate, unpinned playwright package, which can pull a browser build that playwright-core@1.62.1 won't accept.

That is not hypothetical: earlier in this work I hit exactly it — playwright-core@1.48.0 plus npx playwright install chromium failed with Executable doesn't exist at .../chromium-1140, and I worked around it by moving playwright-core to 1.62.1 to match the browser that had already been downloaded. So the command I put in the description only worked because of a warm cache. Your conclusion — that a successful render can't be attributed to the declared version pair — was correct.

Corrected and re-verified end to end in a mktemp -d project with an isolated PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH, installing pinned playwright-core@1.62.1 and invoking npx --no-install playwright-core install chromium. Actual output:

Chrome Headless Shell 151.0.7922.34 (playwright chromium-headless-shell v1234) downloaded to $WORK/browsers/chromium_headless_shell-1234
BROWSER_VERSION=151.0.7922.34
CONSOLE_ERRORS=none
SCREENSHOT_BYTES=160030

The declared version pair itself was accurate — only the command that was supposed to establish it was not. PR description now carries the isolated command, the reason the old one was unsound, and this output. The render script also asserts on console/pageerror now, so "no console errors" is a captured result rather than an observation.

No code changes in this round, so the head stays 28d6a2e. Re-requesting review.

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@Bindy-lbb 谢谢你把安装链路改成隔离、固定版本的方式。复审 28d6a2e:mktemp -d + 独立 PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH + playwright-core@1.62.1 + npx --no-install playwright-core install chromium 这一部分已通过,旧命令依赖缓存的问题已消除。

仍有一个 D5/D6 阻断项,因此维持 REQUEST CHANGES:PR 描述中的 render.js 目前仅收集并打印 CONSOLE_ERRORS;即便触发 console.error 或 pageerror,脚本依旧以 0 退出。它与本评论所说“asserts on console/pageerror”不一致,不能作为“no console errors”的失败关闭证据。请确保关闭浏览器后,若 errors.length > 0 则打印错误并设置 process.exitCode = 1(建议用 try/finally 保障 browser.close())。

另一个描述一致性点:验证表称已截图检查 hero、runtime-hosts 和 adoption-ladder,但可复制脚本只产出 hero.png。请为后两段加入定位/滚动后的截图和明确检查,或把可复现声明收敛为仅 hero。

更新 PR 描述,重跑该命令并回填实际输出后请重新请求 review。此评论是自动化预审意见,不代表正式人类批准或 Issue 验收。

The PR description previously claimed the render check asserted on
console/pageerror and screenshotted hero, runtime and ladder. Neither was
true: the inline script only printed errors and exited 0, and it only
produced hero.png. Adds scripts/render-check.js, which:

- screenshots and dimension-checks all three sections (hero, #runtime,
  #ladder) after scrolling each into view;
- scrolls progressively rather than jumping to the bottom, so every
  .reveal block actually passes through the viewport (a single jump left
  5 of 9 unrevealed and the assertion caught it);
- clicks the principles tab and asserts the panel actually swaps;
- fails closed: process.exitCode = 1 on any page error or failed
  assertion, with browser.close() in a finally block;
- classifies failed requests by URL, so webfont fetches to
  fonts.googleapis.com/gstatic.com are reported but non-fatal (they
  depend on the runner's network, not on the page) while any other
  failed request is fatal. Without this the check was flaky: one run
  failed on four ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED font fetches.

Verified in an isolated, version-pinned environment: three consecutive
runs PASS with identical output (9/9 reveals, PAGE_ERRORS=none, exit 0);
--self-test-failclose injects a console.error and a thrown error into the
same page and exits 1, so the failure path is demonstrated rather than
asserted in prose.
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Both round-4 findings fixed in b0a7395. You were right on both, and the second one was me overstating in my previous comment — I wrote that the script "asserts on console/pageerror" when it only printed them and exited 0. That was wrong; thanks for not taking it at face value.

The check is now a committed script, scripts/render-check.js, so it's reviewable in the diff instead of being prose in the description.

1. Fail-close. process.exitCode = 1 on any page error or failed assertion, with browser.close() in a finally. Demonstrated rather than claimed — --self-test-failclose injects a console.error and a thrown error into the same page, so only that variable differs:

PAGE_ERRORS=console: injected console error (--self-test-failclose) | pageerror: Error: injected pageerror (--self-test-failclose)
RESULT=FAIL
  - 2 page error(s) captured
EXIT_CODE=1

2. All three sections. hero / #runtime / #ladder are each scrolled into view, screenshotted, and dimension-checked, so the description's claim now matches what runs.

Writing it properly surfaced two things I'd otherwise have shipped:

  • REVEALS=4/9. My first version jumped straight to scrollTo(0, scrollHeight), so IntersectionObserver never fired for the sections the jump skipped. Fixed by scrolling progressively; now 9/9, matching what you observed manually. The assertion is what caught this.
  • The check was network-flaky. One run failed on four ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED webfont fetches — nothing to do with the page. Failed requests are now classified by URL: fonts.googleapis.com/fonts.gstatic.com report as WEBFONT_LOAD_FAILURES (non-fatal, environment-dependent), any other failed request stays fatal. Without that, a reviewer on a restricted network would get a red run for no page-related reason.

Also worth flagging since it's the same class of problem you raised last round: the script cannot be invoked as node /repo/scripts/render-check.js from the isolated dir without NODE_PATH, because Node resolves require from the script's directory, not the CWD. My earlier inline version only worked because it sat next to node_modules. The documented command now sets NODE_PATH, and I verified that form specifically.

Verification: three consecutive isolated runs, identical output, RESULT=PASS / exit 0. Full output and the repro command are in the PR description. Head is now b0a7395.

Self-audit before the next review round, all five verified in an isolated
run:

- Mobile horizontal overflow. The runtime diagram's host pills are
  absolutely positioned (left: 90%) with white-space: nowrap; at 390px the
  container is only ~334px wide, so they pushed the document 71px past the
  viewport (docScrollW=461 vs winW=390) and the whole page scrolled
  sideways. Below 720px the diagram is now a vertical stack. Verified no
  horizontal overflow at 390 / 768 / 1440.
- Light-mode CTA hover contrast. .btn-primary:hover swapped in a lighter
  teal, dropping the near-white label to 3.90:1 against the 4.5:1
  small-text threshold. Hover now darkens on light grounds and brightens
  on dark ones; --teal-bright renamed --teal-hover (light 58% -> 40% L).
  Now 8.20:1 light, 9.78:1 dark. All 22 text/background pairs were
  recomputed across both themes (44 checks) and pass.
- Incomplete ARIA tabs. role=tablist/tab/aria-selected were declared
  without role=tabpanel, aria-controls, aria-labelledby, arrow-key
  navigation or tabindex management, so a screen reader announced
  "tab, 1 of 3" and arrow keys did nothing. Pattern completed with roving
  tabindex and Arrow/Home/End handling; verified ArrowRight moves focus,
  selection and panel together, End reaches the last tab.
- Heading level skip. Footer column headings were <h4> directly after the
  CTA <h2>; now <h3>.
- CHANGELOG accuracy. The render-check entry claimed the script fails on
  "any console.error / pageerror". It does not: Failed-to-load-resource
  echoes are excluded and webfont request failures are non-fatal by
  design. Entry now states the actual fatal/non-fatal split.
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Self-audit before asking for another round — I went looking for what you'd find next instead of waiting. Five issues, all fixed in 5f46b17, all verified in an isolated run.

1. Horizontal overflow on phones (the worst of the five). The runtime diagram's host pills are absolutely positioned (left: 90%) with white-space: nowrap. At 390px the container is only ~334px wide, so they pushed the document 71px past the viewport — docScrollW=461 vs winW=390 — and the entire page scrolled sideways for every mobile visitor. Below 720px the diagram is now a plain vertical stack (rings hidden, nodes static and wrapping). Verified: no horizontal overflow at 390 / 768 / 1440.

2. Light-mode CTA hover contrast: 3.90:1. .btn-primary:hover swapped in a lighter teal, dropping the near-white label below the 4.5:1 small-text threshold — on the page's primary action. The direction was wrong too: a filled button on a light ground should darken on hover, not lighten. --teal-bright is now --teal-hover, light 58% → 40% L. Result 8.20:1 light, 9.78:1 dark.

While there I recomputed every text/background pair rather than only the flagged one — 22 pairs × both themes = 44 checks. That was the only failure; the other 43 pass. Table is in CHANGELOG.md, so this line of review should be closed out rather than resurfacing one pair at a time.

3. The ARIA tabs were half-implemented. role="tablist"/role="tab"/aria-selected were declared, but the panels had no role="tabpanel", the buttons no aria-controls, the panels no aria-labelledby, and there was no arrow-key navigation or tabindex management. Declaring role="tab" promises that contract — a screen reader announced "tab, 1 of 3" and arrow keys did nothing, which is worse than plain buttons. Completed with roving tabindex plus Arrow/Home/End. Verified: ArrowRight moves focus, selection and panel together (focused=tab-t2, selected=tab-t2, panel=t2, aria-labelledby=tab-t2), End reaches tab-t3.

4. Heading level skip. Footer column headings were <h4> immediately after the CTA <h2>. Now <h3>.

5. My CHANGELOG entry was overstated — same failure mode you caught last round. I wrote that the render check fails on "any console.error / pageerror". It does not: Failed to load resource echoes are excluded and webfont request failures are deliberately non-fatal. The entry now states the actual fatal/non-fatal split instead of the flattering version. That one was mine, in the commit I'd just pushed.

Re-verification after all five changes: render check RESULT=PASS / exit 0 with 9/9 reveals; --self-test-failclose still exits 1; contrast 44/44; no overflow at three widths; keyboard tab navigation works.

Head is now 5f46b17. Re-requesting review.

Every review round so far has been about the same thing: proving that a
check was actually run. That evidence now comes from CI on every push
rather than from prose in the PR description.

- .github/workflows/verify.yml runs the contrast audit and the render
  check, then guards the guard: it re-runs the render check against a page
  with injected errors and fails the build if that *passes*, so a green run
  cannot be a silent no-op. Section screenshots upload as a run artifact,
  which also closes the "screenshots not attached" gap in the PR
  description.
- scripts/contrast-check.js turns the previously one-off contrast maths
  into a committed script. It parses the tokens out of index.html rather
  than restating them, so it cannot drift from the file it checks: 22
  text/background pairs across both themes, 44 checks, non-zero exit on any
  failure. Verified by reverting --amber to its known-bad value: 3.13:1,
  RESULT=FAIL, exit 1.
- package.json + package-lock.json pin the toolchain. The repo previously
  had no manifest, which is why npm install leaked into the parent tree and
  npx playwright install fetched an unpinned package; npm ci is now
  deterministic from the lockfile.
- .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md is a lighter template for a
  single-static-page repo. The org-wide flow is unchanged; what changes is
  that the hand-written validation ledger points at the CI run, while the
  two things CI cannot judge stay explicit: factual accuracy of capability
  claims, and a human look at phone width and both themes.

Simulated from a clean checkout of the tracked files: npm ci resolves
playwright-core 1.62.1, contrast 44/0 exit 0, render PASS exit 0,
fail-close guard exit 1.

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复审通过。已核验最新 head 0326864:新增 CI 验证链已成功,npm ci 可复现,明暗主题 44/44 对比度审计通过;此前五项修复保持有效。批准合入。

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Two follow-ups from the tooling that merged with #3. No change to the page.

- CHANGELOG.md was missing every tooling entry. The commit that added the
  workflow, the two check scripts, the manifest and the PR template staged
  those files individually and left CHANGELOG.md out of the git add, so the
  entries never left the working tree and main documents none of what
  shipped. CONTRIBUTING.md requires changelog files to be updated alongside
  a change, so this closes that gap rather than being cosmetic.

- The workflow's actions targeted the deprecated Node 20 runtime, which
  annotated the first run and would annotate every future one. Bumped to
  the current majors: checkout v7, setup-node v7, cache v6,
  upload-artifact v7. Only inputs stable across those majors are used
  (node-version, cache, path, key, name, if-no-files-found,
  retention-days).

Verified locally before pushing: verify:contrast 44/0 exit 0,
verify:render RESULT=PASS exit 0 with 9/9 reveal blocks, verify:failclose
exit 1. CI re-verifies the action bump on this push.

Closes #4

Co-authored-by: Bindy-lbb <lbinbin1221@athom.ai>
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