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v0.9.0 — landing pages, specified then built scene by scene

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@github-actions github-actions released this 11 Oct 05:10

Landing pages — specify the story, then build it scene by scene — and an S3 architecture, security and reliability review.

  • Add /pspt:landing-spec: from the BRD, PRD and mockup — or, without them, from an interview that asks what website to build, defines the requirements that kind of site needs and stops while information is lacking — write the landing page's creative rules (colour as families, never flat values), its story spine and seam map, and one document per section, with a seam gate that fails when neighbouring sections do not join. Companion craft skills (GSAP, scroll storytelling, SVG, impeccable, frontend-design, motion-framer) are listed and read when a stage needs them.
  • Add /pspt:landing-build: implement docs/landing/ as a full-screen, scroll-told React + TypeScript page with GSAP's whole plugin set, SVG and Framer Motion — one phase per run (motion foundation, each section joined to the one above, hardening, whole-page review), tests first, every seam proven by a screenshot audit and an e2e seam test. References for each technique are searched live at build time.
  • Add S3 for system architecture, security and reliability decisions, with requirement-backed dispositions and observable proof.
  • Move technology selection to S4 and downstream stages through S9; normalize legacy state without resetting completed build criteria.
  • Carry architecture decisions into backend job contracts, frontend failure states and phase exit criteria.

Full history: CHANGELOG.md