The talk exists as audio now: a synthesised narration, four and a half
minutes, on a /talk/ page with the full transcript underneath. The transcript
is the authoritative version, and the audio is preload="none" so the 2.5 MB
file is only fetched if somebody presses play. A second player sits on the
homepage, the way spicebook surfaces its pitch.
The badge follows the homestar.ink pattern: a small webring-style button in
the footer that opens a short modal about the studio. It is a Starlight footer
override, so it appears site-wide rather than only on the landing page, and it
closes on Escape or backdrop click with focus returned to the badge.
Talk script and narration text are kept in drafts/ for reuse.
Starlight, diataxis-shaped: a tutorial pair, six how-to guides, a generated
tool reference plus a configuration reference, and four explanation pages
covering architecture, sandbox isolation, see-and-drive, and the failure
handling philosophy.
The tool reference is generated from the running MCP server's own schemas, so
its 33 tools, parameters and defaults cannot drift from the code; the
generator asserts its grouping still covers exactly the live tool set.
Infrastructure follows the warehacking cookie-cutter (multi-stage Dockerfile,
Caddy serving dist with real 404 status, compose profiles for prod and dev,
Makefile with a deploy target pointed at docker-2). Two deviations worth
noting: remark-gfm is added to the MDX pipeline because Astro enables GFM for
.md but not .mdx, so tables silently rendered as run-together paragraphs; and
the card icon palette is pinned to the accent because Starlight's staggered
grid rotates through colours including purple.
Package URLs now point at the Gitea repo and this site.
