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Two problems the owner reported, both worse than they looked.

The header did nothing on any routed page

Its nine links point at sections of the one-page scroll. On /verification, /proof, /ip, /course, /cases and /about those sections do not exist, and the handler called preventDefault() and then scrollIntoView on null — so every link was silently inert on six pages.

Confirmed by asking the page rather than guessing: all nine ids missing, hash unchanged after a click, scrollY still 0. They now go home first and poll for the target until the homepage has mounted, instead of guessing a delay.

The footer had a subtler version: under HashRouter a bare #theorems reads as a route, so clicking one from a routed page dumped the reader on the homepage without scrolling to what they clicked. Same fix.

The homepage still sold the previous business

Was Now
"GPU-Verified Green AI Economy" "Hardware-verified RTL · measured on real silicon"
298K tokens/s on an RTX 3090 170,068 cycles, 0 mismatches, on a third-party design
"Install CLI" — which installed nothing, it scrolled to a section "Verify my RTL" → the service
"Read Papers" "See the evidence" → /proof

Nothing on the page led anywhere that can be bought, and nothing mentioned silicon. The three headline figures are now ones with working I can show.

The φ identity stays as the headline — it is the project's name, and the component special-cases it.

Left alone deliberately: the theorems, publications, DePIN and invest sections further down. They belong to a fundraising pitch rather than a services page, and whether to keep them is the owner's call.

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Two problems, both reported by the owner and both worse than they looked.

**The header did nothing on any routed page.** Its nine links point at sections
of the one-page scroll. On /verification, /proof, /ip, /course, /cases and /about
those sections do not exist, and the handler called preventDefault and then
scrollIntoView on null — so every link was silently inert. Confirmed by asking
the page: all nine ids missing, hash unchanged after a click, scrollY still 0.
They now go home first and poll for the target until the homepage has mounted,
rather than guessing a delay.

The footer's section links had a subtler version of the same bug: under
HashRouter a bare "#theorems" reads as a route, so clicking one from a routed
page dumped the reader on the homepage without scrolling to what they clicked.
Same handler, same fix.

**The homepage still sold the previous business.** Its position was "GPU-Verified
Green AI Economy", its headline metrics were 298K tokens/s on an RTX 3090, and
its two calls to action were "Install CLI" — which installed nothing, it scrolled
to a section — and "Read Papers". Nothing on the page led to anything that can be
bought, and nothing mentioned silicon.

The hero now states the position that is actually evidenced: RTL measured on real
silicon, bit-exact against a model written from the specification, on a toolchain
with no vendor licence in it. The three headline figures are ones I can show the
working for — 170,068 cycles with zero mismatches on a third-party design, the
SKY130 tape-out, and zero vendor licences. Primary action goes to the service,
secondary to the evidence, because that is what a sceptical reader wants next.

The φ identity stays as the headline: it is the project's name, and the component
special-cases it.

Left alone deliberately: the theorems, publications, DePIN and invest sections
further down. They belong to a fundraising pitch rather than a services page, and
whether to keep them is the owner's call, not mine to make while he is asleep.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The whole header was dead on six pages, and the homepage sold something else (#631)

Two problems, both reported by the owner and both worse than they looked.

**The header did nothing on any routed page.** Its nine links point at sections
of the one-page scroll. On /verification, /proof, /ip, /course, /cases and /about
those sections do not exist, and the handler called preventDefault and then
scrollIntoView on null — so every link was silently inert. Confirmed by asking
the page: all nine ids missing, hash unchanged after a click, scrollY still 0.
They now go home first and poll for the target until the homepage has mounted,
rather than guessing a delay.

The footer's section links had a subtler version of the same bug: under
HashRouter a bare "#theorems" reads as a route, so clicking one from a routed
page dumped the reader on the homepage without scrolling to what they clicked.
Same handler, same fix.

**The homepage still sold the previous business.** Its position was "GPU-Verified
Green AI Economy", its headline metrics were 298K tokens/s on an RTX 3090, and
its two calls to action were "Install CLI" — which installed nothing, it scrolled
to a section — and "Read Papers". Nothing on the page led to anything that can be
bought, and nothing mentioned silicon.

The hero now states the position that is actually evidenced: RTL measured on real
silicon, bit-exact against a model written from the specification, on a toolchain
with no vendor licence in it. The three headline figures are ones I can show the
working for — 170,068 cycles with zero mismatches on a third-party design, the
SKY130 tape-out, and zero vendor licences. Primary action goes to the service,
secondary to the evidence, because that is what a sceptical reader wants next.

The φ identity stays as the headline: it is the project's name, and the component
special-cases it.

Left alone deliberately: the theorems, publications, DePIN and invest sections
further down. They belong to a fundraising pitch rather than a services page, and
whether to keep them is the owner's call, not mine to make while he is asleep.

Co-authored-by: Dmitrii Vasilev <admin@t27.ai>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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