Gabriel Vidal 57d896e59e feat(landing): Tokunia public landing page + mock-backend demo ...

Names the project **Tokunia** (Tokun·IA, from 徳用 tokuyō — "good value for
the money") and gives it a public face on two hosts:

  tokunia.dev.gabvdl.xyz        the landing page
  demo.tokunia.dev.gabvdl.xyz   the PWA on its in-browser mock backend

The demo is this frontend built with VITE_MOCK=1, so a stranger gets every
screen with no API exposed and nothing to install. Branding is env-driven
(VITE_APP_TITLE / _SHORT_NAME / _DESCRIPTION in vite.config.ts); unset, the
homelab build keeps its existing title and manifest byte for byte.

landing/ is a dependency-free static site — the page is a ledger printed on
ink, and its signature is a thermal receipt itemising one real run from the
archive (opus-4-8, 304 turns, $25.79, 30.7M tokens) that then bills the same
run again in carbon, energy and water using the app's own footprint.ts
factors. Archive stats on the page are the live instance's real numbers.

The "Run it" section states the one honest caveat: that build still resolves
@gabvdl/ui from a private registry, so it only completes on the author's
network today (GOAL.md's open item). Better to say so than to ship a
one-liner that fails for everyone else.

landing/deploy.sh publishes both hosts and excludes `demo./` from the landing
rsync — the hosts are nested in zipgo's trailing-dot tree and zipgo mirrors by
default, so an unfiltered deploy would delete the demo underneath it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-08-10 00:55:38 +02:00

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