The site had drifted ~6 months behind the product. Three problems
addressed in one push:
1. Timeline ("Shipped, not promised") topped out at v0.6–0.8 and
claimed "66 npm releases" — both stale. Adds a v0.9 → 1.34 tier
covering daemon, multi-mesh, multi-session correctness train,
refuse-to-kick on control-plane, env-var fallback. Updates count
to "120+ npm releases through v1.34.15." Rewrites the "next"
block from the now-shipped "Daemon redesign · per-topic
encryption" to the actually-pending "HKDF cross-machine identity
· session capabilities · A2A interop · self-host packaging ·
federation."
2. Hero subhead leaned into the original "Claude Code peer mesh"
framing, which is undercut by Anthropic Agent Teams (Feb 2026,
single-machine native mailbox). Now reframes claudemesh as the
encrypted backbone where Claude Code sessions, autonomous
agents, and humans coordinate "across machines, across users,
across organizations" — the four words that distinguish the
product from anything Anthropic structurally can ship from
inside Claude Code.
3. /changelog had three entries from April 2026 (v0.1.2 → v0.1.4)
and was 70+ versions out of date. Replaced with a curated
16-entry timeline from v0.1.0 → v1.34.15, hand-picked to tell
the story (load-bearing ships, not every patch). Adds links
back to docs/roadmap.md, .artifacts/specs/, and GitHub Releases.
New module: apps/web/src/modules/marketing/home/changelog-data.ts
holds the curated entries as a single source of truth. Imported by
both the /changelog page and a new home-page component
LatestReleases (compact 5-entry strip, slotted between Timeline
and Pricing) so they never disagree.
Misc fixes pulled in:
- timeline.tsx had glyph="layers" which isn't in SectionIcon's
valid set; switched to "grid" (changelog-data.ts uses same).
- changelog data extracted to a non-route module so Next.js's
route-export validator stops complaining about exporting
CHANGELOG_ENTRIES from app/.../changelog/page.tsx.
Pre-existing typecheck noise in packages/ui/web/sidebar.tsx
(csstype version mismatch) + billing modules unrelated to this
change. My files all typecheck clean.
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Rewrites pricing section from single "public beta" card to side-by-side
hosted vs self-hosted comparison reflecting the cleaner product
architecture. Enterprise sell is now concrete: "Run our Docker image,
point your CLI at it, done — your mesh never leaves your VPC."
Updates hero subtitle, CTA, FAQ, and where-mesh-fits claim card to
reinforce the two deployment modes consistently across the landing.
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- New hero section with a live animated mesh background: three equal
Claude Code peers in a triangle layout + six desaturated background
peers, all rendered pixel-perfect from pure React/CSS using the exact
Unicode characters and colors from Claude Code's own source.
- User prompts type into the bottom prompt-input box and "submit" to
scrollback (matching real Claude Code behavior). Mesh sends fly as
envelope icons with fading trails between peers; receivers pulse on
arrival. Dynamic routing by peer displayName.
- Radial vignette overlay keeps the hero title crisp while letting the
corner peers pulse visibly around the edges. Top/bottom linear fades
bleed into adjacent sections.
- Responsive scaling via ResizeObserver: cover-fit in hero bg context,
contain-fit for standalone use.
- Features section: added Skills, MCPs, and Commands as the first
three tabs — the mesh's real differentiators. Updated subtitle copy.
- New "Where claudemesh fits" section positioned between Features and
WhatIsClaudemesh: four-card comparison (vs MCP, vs subagents,
vs OpenClaw, and the positive claim) framing claudemesh as a wire
between Claude Code sessions, not a replacement for any of them.
All work is additive: 10 new files in apps/web/src/modules/marketing/
home/fake-claude-code/ plus hero-mesh-animation.tsx, hero-with-mesh.tsx,
and where-mesh-fits.tsx. Single edit each to features.tsx and
(marketing)/page.tsx to swap in the new hero and mount the new section.
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