[progremir]

What changed

site/: a static landing page (HTML, CSS and JS, no build step), designed with elayadesign's landing-page-design and design-to-motion skills.

• The hero is the real Hyperpoint menu in the menu bar, using the strings from StatusMenu.swift and MenuPresentation.swift. Its rows load in when the page opens.
• Four feature cards, each animated on a loop that pauses off screen: a mouse reconnects and every setting is written back; Caps Lock lights ⌃⌥⇧⌘; a dot rides the real speed curve (points from SpeedCurve.default, measured wheel bands from CurveGraph.swift); and Add Rule lands a new rule.
• The proof section shows the owner's real four-device config, followed by six facts taken from the code: agents can edit the file, no network code, invalid files are rejected whole, quitting clears the key maps, a 1.2 MB download (3.3 MB installed, measured from the v0.1.1 DMG), and no Dock icon.
• Also included: 12 FAQ answers with FAQPage schema, a 404 page, a privacy page, an og.png drawn by site/og.py, and favicons copied from design/logo/.
• .claude/launch.json adds a site preview server on port 4319.

Live at https://hyperpoint.progremir.dev, deployed by hand from this branch with cf deploy.

• The site is a static-assets Worker named hyperpoint-site, and the served files live in site/public.
• cloudflare.config.ts holds the account, the custom domain and the 404-page handling.
• Cloudflare's Workers Builds deploys on every push to main that touches site/, once the repository is connected in the Cloudflare dashboard. .github/workflows/site.yml only dry-runs the build on PRs that touch site/.

skills/hyperpoint-config/: a skill people can install so Claude Code, or any agent that reads SKILL.md, can manage ~/.config/hyperpoint/config.json.

• It teaches the format and every rule ConfigCodec enforces. It also covers how to find a device's IDs and HID++ controls in the app's log, and how to back up, check, save and confirm the change took.
• scripts/check_config.py rejects a bad file at the same path the app would. The app only shows a rejected file's error path in its menu, so an agent can't see it there.
• scripts/check-config-skill.py (repo root) runs the checker against the 60 invalid files in ConfigCodecTests and the documented example. If a parser change isn't mirrored in the checker, this script fails. The README lists it under Development.

Why

Hyperpoint needed a page that says what it does and links the download. And the config is plain JSON that the app applies on save, so an agent can safely manage it, as long as it knows the rules and can check its work.

For the reviewer

• The download buttons link to releases/latest, and the page's skill links point at main. Both only work for people with access to the repository while it is private.
• There are no testimonials, since any would be made up. Proof comes from the config file and the code.
• The site check fails on this PR because GitHub won't start Actions jobs until the account's billing is fixed. It never ran, so it says nothing about the code.
• There is no Terms link because the repo has no license to point to.
• The menu mockup keeps the app's real "Re‑apply" wording, even though the design skill bans hyphens in copy.
• Checked in a browser at 375 px and 1440 px: no sideways scrolling and no console errors, the phone menu opens and closes, and reduced motion shows every section still.
• The checker passes the owner's live config and the skill's own example. No agent has made an end-to-end edit to a live config with the skill yet.
• Something I noticed and didn't change: the Buttons tab footer says key rules on non-Logitech mice are saved "but not carried out yet". The README and KeyRoute suggest they are carried out, so that text may be out of date.

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