Remove the Pitch, One-click, Works, Always-on and Skills sections and the
"Build your AI crew" footer CTA banner. Page is now Hero → CrewStrip →
Hierarchy → Security → FAQ → footer (dark tier kept). Prune the now-dead
section functions, consts, and imports (Image, skills icons). Repoint the
"marketing rendered" heading assertion (p0/p7/visual) from the removed
Pitch heading to the hero h1 (/agentic systems/); refresh the @visual baseline.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Re-skins the playful/consumer feel into disciplined agent-infrastructure,
keeping the animated hero canvas (re-themed) and adding the hierarchy story.
- Palette: re-point coral→ember (#E0584A); add ink/surface/mist/slate-light/
azure/teal tokens. One accent per viewport; retire the black/coral split-
headline pattern across all 8 headings (single ink color).
- Typography: hero/section weights 800→~650-675, tighter tracking, smaller
hero size; uppercase eyebrow label.
- Hero: dark ink base with glowing azure/indigo + faint ember canvas blooms;
light copy; new positioning ("Build safe, scalable agentic systems" + the
single-agent-to-company subhead); ember primary CTA + ghost "Read the docs".
- Imagery overhaul (code-built, no mascots): AgentToken chips (CrewStrip,
OneClick card, footer), AlwaysOn rebuilt as a terminal/log with an approval
line, SkillsShowcase as duotone lucide cards on Mist, Security as a shield/
lock motif.
- New HierarchyDiagram section ("One agent, or a whole org chart"): SVG org
chart with an azure active path and teal human-approval checkpoints on
sandbox-leaving actions.
- Tests: dark-hero/terminal/eyebrow contrast fixed to AA; refreshed the
marketing @visual baseline (hero masked).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
- Headline → "Scale your Large World" (coral on "Large World").
- Subtext → "Building safe and scalable systems of claws for any domain of work."
- Drop the "Get started for free" hero button; keep "Book a demo".
- Remove the three hero trust pills (free credits / no card / self-hostable).
- Point the p7 hero CTA assertion at "Book a demo"; refresh the @visual baseline.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Port of crnacura/AmbientCanvasBackgrounds' shift effect: large circles drift
at random with hue driven by 3D simplex noise, drawn to an offscreen buffer
then blurred and composited onto the visible canvas. Re-tuned to a light brand
palette (pale periwinkle base; blue→violet→coral blooms) so the dark hero copy
stays readable. Self-contained (vendored simplex noise), scoped to the hero,
respects prefers-reduced-motion, and pauses when scrolled out of view / tab
hidden.
- Replace claws-at-desk.png with <HeroAmbient/>; add a soft fade into the
section below.
- Mask the animated hero region in the marketing @visual snapshot (keeps the
baseline deterministic) and refresh the baseline.
- Fix a latent AA contrast bug the old illustration was hiding: the CrewStrip
caption (#77879e on white, 3.65:1) → #647289 (4.87:1).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Swapped the placeholder PawPrint icon for the new claw logo everywhere it
appears: the marketing nav (mobile + desktop), the footer, the login card,
and the app left rail. The supplied PNG was a red claw on a solid near-black
background, so I flood-filled the background to transparent (the dark-red
outline survives the black threshold) and exported a trimmed, optimized
public/images/clawmates-mark.png (321x256, 88KB from 1.7MB). It reads cleanly
on both light (nav/login) and dark (footer/rail) surfaces.
Also regenerated the favicon + PWA icons from the new mark:
- src/app/icon.png (Next uses it as the favicon; removed the old favicon.ico)
- public/icons/icon-192.png and icon-512.png (claw on #0a0a0a, maskable)
Roster-card avatars on the login panel stay as PawPrint (decorative, not the
brand). Regenerated all seven @visual baselines that contain the mark — the
swap is sub-threshold for maxDiffPixelRatio, so I deleted and recaptured them
rather than relying on update-snapshots.
typecheck/lint/build green · all @visual green · deployed and verified live
(mark, /icon.png, and PWA icons all 200).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Re-scanned the live workclaw.com (same content as our prior capture; they
redeployed but shipped no landing changes) and rebuilt our landing to mirror
its full structure section-for-section, keeping Clawmates branding and honest
claims (no borrowed customer logos, no unverified SOC 2).
Now matches the real layout: sticky pill nav (Product/Blog/Pricing/FAQ +
Sign In + dark Get Started) · light-blue hero with the claws-at-desk art ·
crew strip (honest stand-in for the customer-logo marquee) · "Multiply your
brainpower…" + four trait badges · One-click setup with the create-claw card
(Sandy Clawson) · Works where you do with the 13-app icon grid + Slack
conversation mockup · Always on (dark, moon + composite art) · Your work,
your way skills tiles · Enhanced security (hand-key + key-snap, 4 icon
columns) · FAQ on the textured field · two-tier footer (Build your AI crew
+ dark footer with socials).
- Pulled the WorkClaw assets the public capture missed (claws-at-desk,
support-claw, slack-convos/cards, always-composite, 13 app icons, security
icons, footer-team). Dropped WorkClaw's own logo mark for our PawPrint.
- Honest substitutions where WorkClaw's claims aren't ours: no SOC 2 (4th
security column is "Air-gappable"; trust pill is "Self-hostable &
air-gapped"), and the FAQ keeps our self-host/air-gap positioning.
- A11y: consolidated to AA-safe coral-strong (#d23a3a) for button fills and
small coral text; axe reports zero serious/critical.
- Regenerated the marketing visual baseline.
typecheck/lint/build green · p7-marketing (render + a11y) green · @visual
green · deployed via Compose and verified live on :3000.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Rebuilt the public landing to mirror WorkClaw's complete section layout
(verified against tools/wc-capture/out/shots/marketing.png), with original
"clawmates crew on a ship" copy and captured WorkClaw art wired as
swappable placeholders.
Sections (top to bottom): sticky pill nav (dark Get-started CTA) · hero
(dual CTA + trust row + crew banner) · crew strip · positioning headline +
four trait badges · One-click setup (periwinkle panel) · Works where you do
· Always on watch (dark panel) · Your work, your way (3 skill tiles) ·
Safety built into the hull (security columns) · FAQ on the blue field · Build
your AI crew CTA on the dotted field · dark footer.
- No SOC 2 / compliance claims (p7-marketing enforces this); honesty kept by
replacing WorkClaw's customer-logo marquee with our own crew strip.
- A11y: AA contrast fixes — text-xl coral CTAs (large-text bar), darker
coral-strong accent on periwinkle, deeper FAQ blue for white text.
- New tokens: marketing-blue, marketing-coral-strong.
- visual.spec marketing test scrolls + waits for lazy art before the shot;
regenerated the marketing baseline. (Deepest <img> — the security art —
renders for users but is blank only in Playwright's full-page capture.)
- Vendored the captured WorkClaw asset bundle under public/images/.
Built, typechecked, linted, p7-marketing + @visual green, deployed via
Compose and verified live on :3000.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Side-by-side comparison surfaced that several restyle classes silently
generated NO CSS (confirmed against the compiled .next CSS) — invisible
to tests because unit tests assert class strings, not computed styles,
and visual baselines were captured from the broken build.
Root causes fixed:
- rounded-radius-button (51) / rounded-radius-squircle (3) generated
nothing → every pill/button/chip was border-radius:0. Tailwind v4 maps
--radius-button to 'rounded-button', not 'rounded-radius-button'.
Replaced with rounded-full / rounded-[17px].
- duration-normal/fast/slow (58) generated nothing → transitions had
easing but 0 duration (snapped). Replaced with the token-arbitrary
form duration-(--duration-normal). (Also fixed an over-replace that
double-wrapped var(--duration-normal) inside animate-[…] values.)
- HomeScreen.tsx was the OLD emoji version — the R3 rewrite was never
committed. Restored: brand Chrome/Slack squircle tiles, coral
GradientGlyph icons, 56px tiles with press-scale, and the frosted
glass dock (bg-white/[0.07] backdrop-blur-[40px] saturate-150).
Targeted gaps from the feedback:
- raised surface --color-surface-warm-muted #1f1f1f → #1a1a1a (composer,
chips, tabs)
- welcome chips: max-w-[422px] gap-3 → centered 2×2 grid
- composer input + rail nav labels → 14px
- DeviceSizeToggle: Full/Tablet/Phone text → lucide monitor/tablet/
smartphone icons (aria-label keeps the radio names)
- SW cache bumped v1→v2 so redeployed clients purge the stale bundle
- LeftRail drawer: ref-during-render → prev-state pattern (lint)
Compiled CSS now emits .rounded-full, transition-duration:var(--duration-
normal), border-radius:17px, and shadow-dock-capsule. Button/Avatar unit
tests updated to the real class names. 83 unit tests green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
A new (marketing) route group with its own LIGHT layout (slate palette +
marketing coral #E95656 + periwinkle cards on near-white), the inverse of
the dark app. The middleware rewrites '/' → /marketing for logged-out
visitors (keyed on the session cookie / Clerk __session); authed users
fall through to the workspace app unchanged.
Built to the measured marketing system with OUR copy and honest claims —
NO SOC 2 / compliance badges: floating white pill nav, the 75px/800/-3px
display hero with a single coral keyword span, dual pill CTAs (coral
primary / white-bordered secondary), trust badges ('free credits',
'no credit card', 'self-hostable & air-gapped'), periwinkle feature
cards, a structural-security section (approval-gated, broker-held creds,
air-gappable — our real differentiators), an interactive FAQ accordion,
CTA band, and footer.
E2E (p7-marketing): renders for logged-out visitors, FAQ accordion works,
asserts NO SOC 2 claim, and an axe pass (coral CTAs sized to clear the
AA large-text threshold). p0-shell updated: logged-out '/' now shows
marketing with a Sign-in link to /login.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
