nika.sh v4.14 · the site names its doors

Two new registers open. The skeleton templates get eleven landings — instantiate, never invent: every SLOT-marked skeleton with its one-command instantiation, deep-linkable — and a deep link lands instantly now (a smooth-scroll hijack had it travelling; the same sweep then made every arrival on the site land instant).

The hero names its two moments — audited before a token is spent, a verifiable receipt after every run — and the get-started close names the doors plain: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Hermes, OpenCode, Zed, GitHub Actions, MCP, one link to the full integrations map.

The spec vessel learns to navigate: the position plate grows prev/next chevrons and finally says the chapter keys exist, neighbour stations keep a ghost label on the hull, and the ship sails with the reading — scroll velocity swells the engine wash and pitches the bow into the travel.

The DAG becomes a component library (one card, one vocabulary, gated by test), the use-case cards speak it calmer, and the home film's 3D morph lies down for good — the flat register is the one truth. Post bodies leave the initial bundle (354 → 304 KB gz).

Two posts land: the agent workflow spectrum, and the generative AI workflow, minus the mystery.

And the belts keep pace: the registers get their pins (the first catch shipped fixed), the ship log proves its own truth — this very release rides the gate it shipped — and the spec pick bus answers a trusted spiral that listens for the cursor.

Full log: v4.13.0...v4.14.0