The website for PoopRusteek — a free, terminal-native Rust coding agent with an unapologetic name.
Terminal coding agent · powered by DeepSeek web · $0.00/month forever
![PoopRusteek landing — hero with animated logo and a live terminal demo ending in [GOAL DONE] · $0.00](/PoopRusteek/pooprusteek.github.io/blob/main/docs/hero.webp)
Yes, the terminal actually types that, in a loop, forever. It's very committed.
A five-page site that sells PoopRusteek the way it deserves: as a TUI.
The palette is lifted verbatim from the agent's src/tui/theme.rs, the hero
logo replays the TUI's staggered letter-pulse, the whole page sits under a
CRT scanline overlay, and the bottom of the screen is a working replica of
the real status bar.
Two things it does that a static landing usually doesn't:
- It hands you the build. The download buttons are wired to the GitHub release API — real file names, real sizes, real SHA-256 digests, and the install command that works today (including the channel flag, while the tagged stable release still predates the installers).
- It wears the agent's themes. The gallery is the real preset table from
theme.rs; picking one rewrites the CSS custom properties the entire site is built on, CRT tint included.
| Route | What's on it |
|---|---|
/ |
Hero with an OS-aware download action, install tabs, "coming from Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI", capability cards, $0.00, GOAL loop, RAG and /serve teasers, command marquee, theme gallery |
/download |
Release badge, install tabs, every asset with size and SHA-256, channel switch, verification, self-update, first launch, requirements, uninstall |
/alternatives |
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, aider, OpenCode and PoopRusteek in one table, plus an honest "choose it if / look elsewhere if" |
/vs/claude-code · /vs/codex · /vs/gemini-cli |
Head-to-head: side-by-side table, what carries over, what differs, which to pick, moving over in three steps, sources |
/rag · /serve · /architecture |
The offline retrieval layer, the OpenAI-compatible gateway, how the agent is built |
/faq |
Thirteen straight answers, also published as FAQPage structured data |
Every page exists in English and, under /ru/, in Russian.
The site is built to be found by people looking for a Claude Code or Codex replacement — by search engines that don't run JavaScript as much as by the ones that do:
- Static HTML for every page.
scripts/prerender.tsrenders the React tree at build time; the browser hydrates it. Crawlers get the full text, one<h1>, and a page-specific<head>. - Languages as URLs with
hreflangalternates (en,ru,x-default), so Yandex indexes the Russian pages as Russian pages. - Structured data:
SoftwareApplication(free, MIT, Windows/macOS/Linux),WebSite,Organization,BreadcrumbList,TechArticleandFAQPage. sitemap.xml,robots.txtandllms.txtat the root of the primary site; one canonical address (pooprusteek.github.io) for both copies.- IndexNow after every Pages deploy (Bing, Yandex and friends). Google reads the sitemap once the site is added to Search Console.
Bun only — no npm, no pnpm, no lockfile archaeology.
bun install
bun dev # http://localhost:5173/pooprusteek/| Script | What |
|---|---|
bun dev |
Vite dev server with HMR |
bun run build |
tsc -b && vite build → dist/ |
bun run preview |
Serve dist/ at http://localhost:4173/pooprusteek/ |
bun run lint |
oxlint |
GET /repos/Aver005/pooprusteek/releases (once per visit, cached 30 min)
│
├─ stable = newest non-prerelease ── shown on /download
├─ dev = the rolling `dev` tag ── shown on /download
│
└─ recommended = the newest release that actually carries
pooprusteek-setup.exe, install.sh and every
platform binary → every button and command
on the site points here
If GitHub doesn't answer (rate limit, offline, blocked), a static fallback
built from the rolling dev tag renders instead — the links still work, only
the sizes and the date go missing. src/lib/install.ts then spells the
matching command: while recommended is the dev build, the one-liner carries
-s -- --channel dev, because install.sh on the stable channel reads
releases/latest/download/manifest.json and that only exists once a stable
release ships the full asset set.
The same source is published in two places:
| Where | Base | How |
|---|---|---|
| https://pooprusteek.github.io | / |
push to main of PoopRusteek/pooprusteek.github.io → .github/workflows/pages.yml |
| https://aaaver.ru/pooprusteek/ | /pooprusteek/ |
push to develop of Aver005/pooprusteek-landing → demo.yml → sites-updater |
git remote add pages https://github.com/PoopRusteek/pooprusteek.github.io.git
git push origin develop # aaaver.ru
git push pages develop:main # GitHub PagesBoth builds declare pooprusteek.github.io as canonical, so search engines
don't treat them as competing copies. Every route is prerendered to its own
index.html (download/index.html, ru/vs/codex/index.html, …), which is
also what lets GitHub Pages — which has no SPA fallback — serve deep links.
aaaver.ru hosting is aaaver-app, a Bun server that maps
sites/<slug>/ → https://aaaver.ru/<slug>/:
push to develop
│
▼
.github/workflows/demo.yml → aaaver-app/site-release.yml
│ builds dist/ and publishes the `latest` release
▼ with dist.tar.gz
sites-updater (on the VDS, polls every 10 min)
│ downloads, unpacks, atomic rename
▼
https://aaaver.ru/pooprusteek/ live, zero downtime, no restart
The one rule everything hangs on: the default base in vite.config.ts
(/pooprusteek/) must equal the aaaver slug, and the Pages build overrides
it with SITE_BASE=/. The router strips whichever base was built in.
Colors are not designed here — they are imported truth from
pooprusteek/src/tui/theme.rs. The default preset is declared as Tailwind
tokens in src/index.css (@theme); all ten presets live in
src/lib/themes.ts and any of them can be written onto :root at runtime.
| Token | Midnight | TUI origin |
|---|---|---|
ink |
#0B0E19 |
THEME.bg |
panel / panel-deep |
#111727 / #0F1524 |
THEME.panel / THEME.input_bg |
fg |
#E2E8F0 |
THEME.fg |
accent / accent-dim / accent-soft |
#60A5FA / #3B82F6 / #7DD3FC |
the blues |
ok / warn / err |
#A6E3A1 / #F9E2AF / #F38BA8 |
Catppuccin-ish status trio |
line / dim / soft / sel |
#2A3854 / #7888A4 / #94A3B8 / #222D48 |
chrome |
Because the switch is a variable rewrite, no component may hard-code a
hex — one that needs a literal (a Motion animate value, an inline style)
reads it from useTheme().colors.
Typography: JetBrains Mono Variable for everything — headings, body, buttons. It's a terminal. There is no second font.
Motion: Motion for reveals, AnimatePresence badge
swaps and scroll-linked progress; pure CSS keyframes for marquees, cursor
blink and spinners. MotionConfig reducedMotion="user" plus manual
useReducedMotion guards on every JS-timer animation — the site is fully
usable with animations off.
site.config.ts base, site URL, canonical URL, IndexNow key
scripts/
├── prerender.ts route × language → static HTML, sitemap, robots, llms.txt
└── indexnow.ts submits the live sitemap after a deploy
src/
├── main.tsx hydrate the prerendered page (or render fresh)
├── entry-server.tsx SSR entry for the prerenderer
├── App.tsx route → page, <head> on client navigation
├── index.css @theme tokens, CRT overlay, grid bg, keyframes
├── pages/ Home · Download · Alternatives · Versus · Rag ·
│ Serve · Architecture · Faq
├── lib/
│ ├── route-store.ts pages × languages router
│ ├── pages.ts route → meta key and JSON-LD kind
│ ├── themes.ts the ten TUI presets, verbatim from theme.rs
│ ├── theme-store.ts applies one to :root, persists the choice
│ ├── release.ts GitHub release fetch, cache, static fallback
│ ├── install.ts every command the site tells you to run
│ ├── platform.ts OS/arch detection, after hydration
│ └── use-hydrated.ts hydration-safe browser state
├── i18n/locales/{en,ru}.ts all copy; ru is typed `typeof en`
└── components/ home sections, Nav/Footer/StatusBar, ui/
Built with ratatui-flavored CSS, tokio-free JavaScript, and the same questionable naming decisions as the original.
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