chore: extract dashboard from livepeer/website - #1
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Restructure the inherited repo into a standalone dashboard project:
- Move dashboard routes to root: `/` = Explore (public), `/home` =
signed-in home, drop the `/dashboard/` prefix elsewhere
- Reframe layouts: `(app)/` for the dashboard chrome (sidebar +
Auth/Theme providers), `(auth)/` for login/signup (no sidebar)
- Vendor 8 UI primitives + LivepeerLogo into `components/design-system/`
so the eventual swap to `@livepeer/design-system` is a single barrel
change instead of touching 38 dashboard components
- Replace Favorit Pro with Geist Sans/Mono (Vercel's open font); strip
the marketing FOUT script targeting `/foundation`
- Drop marketing surface: `(marketing)/` routes, `components/{home,
blog,primer,ecosystem,layout}`, `content/`, `plans/`, brand docs,
build-brand-kit script, GA/Hotjar analytics
- Drop marketing libs: `blog.ts`, `subgraph.ts`, `fonts.ts`,
`ecosystem.ts`, `useCountUp.ts`
- Drop marketing public assets: videos, Favorit fonts, brand-assets,
downloads, ecosystem images, primer images, marketing images
- Strip marketing utilities + keyframes from `globals.css`; keep the
dashboard token layer intact
- Trim `package.json`: rename to `livepeer-dashboard`, drop
gray-matter, unified, remark-*, rehype-*, reading-time, instrument-
serif
- Rewrite README.md and CLAUDE.md for the dashboard-only project
Sitemap and robots updated for the new URL structure. Build passes,
all 14 routes generate; 3 unused-var lint warnings remain.
Co-authored-by: Adam Soffer <adam@livepeer.org>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Restructure the inherited
livepeer/websitefork into a standalone dashboard project./is now Explore (public landing),/homeis the signed-in dashboard, everything else drops the/dashboard/prefix(app)/for dashboard chrome (sidebar + Auth/Theme providers),(auth)/for login/signupLivepeerLogomoved tocomponents/design-system/— swap to@livepeer/design-systemlater via a single barrel-file change rather than touching 38 dashboard components/foundationstripped(marketing)/routes,components/{home,blog,primer,ecosystem,layout},content/,plans/, brand docs, build-brand-kit, GA + Hotjargray-matter,unified,remark-*,rehype-*,reading-time,instrument-serif; renamed package tolivepeer-dashboardglobals.css: stripped marketing utilities + keyframes, kept the dashboard token layer intactREADME.md+CLAUDE.mdrewritten for the dashboard-only projectStats
Routes
//home/jobs,/usage,/keys,/settings/models/[id],/network/login,/signupTest plan
pnpm build— 14 routes generated, 0 errorspnpm dev— local verification: Explore loads at/, model cards render with images, model detail page renders Playground/API/README/Stats/Jobs tabsgit filter-repoFollow-ups
git filter-repopass to drop the marketing files from history (separate change so the cleanup commit is reviewable on its own)Co-authored-by: Adam Soffer adam@livepeer.org