The caption named an API call, which meant nothing to a first-time reader;
it now describes what the picture actually shows, in prose rather than
monospace.
The cards were offset because CardGrid was using the stagger prop, which
deliberately drops alternate columns down the page. Removed, so the four
cards sit in an even grid.
The splash hero was an empty right column. It now shows a genuine
vm_screenshot capture of KolibriOS running Tetris, set in a window frame
and captioned with the call that produced it, so the picture demonstrates
the tool rather than illustrating it.
The frame is markup plus CSS rather than baked into the raster, so it stays
crisp at any size and follows the theme in both light and dark.
The capture itself was driven through the tools: launch_vm with the ISO,
vm_mouse_move to dismiss KolibriOS's MTRR notification and open Tetris from
the desktop, vm_send_keys to play a few pieces for colour.
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.
