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…rvers - Quickstart: the coding-agent session runs from the feature folder (works/<feature>); cd into wt/<repo> only to run the dev server or git commands — rather than presenting wt/<repo> as the place you 'land'. - Concepts: drop the 'several runtimes' aside — one runtime is the recommended setup.
The workflow strip's group dividers are workflow stages (MAIN, IN PROGRESS, IN REVIEWS, PR REVIEWS); an 'MX' label doesn't belong there.
Tell the story as *the* workflow rather than hedging it as one of many: - Show the Mission Control board (Space per feature, grouped by stage) in the hero — extracted to a shared MissionControlStrip component. - Reframe the workflow section: 'A day with mx', a confident concrete lede (was 'mx is workflow-agnostic… here's one setup'), and move the 'this isn't required, adapt it to your tools' note to the END. - Drop the now-duplicate strip from the workflow section (it lives in the hero); step 6 still explains the mx divider grouping.
Restructure the story so a newcomer 'gets it' fast: - Order is now Hero (with the board) -> Why (the 'switching shouldn't cost you 20 minutes' hook) -> Workflow (the day-to-day Mission Control story) -> then the detail sections (Agents, Concepts, Quickstart, Features, Commands, FAQ). Nav reordered to match. - Mission Control board is compact and wraps instead of scrolling, so every stage label (MAIN, IN PROGRESS, IN REVIEWS, PR REVIEWS) fits the viewport on desktop and mobile.
- Switch the UI accent from amber to teal (Tailwind teal-600/700 light, teal-400/300 dark), tying into the logo's teal lane; CTA is teal with white text. - Remove the MAIN group from the Mission Control board — the stages that matter are IN PROGRESS, IN REVIEWS, PR REVIEWS.
Add more feature Spaces to IN PROGRESS and PR REVIEWS so the board fills its container as a single row instead of sitting narrow and centered.
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Deploys the landing refresh to mx.rousanali.com: teal accent, the story reordered to open with the Mission Control workflow, a fitted/filled Mission Control board, the 'A day with mx' reframe, and copy fixes (feature-folder framing, one runtime). Landing-only — no package change, so the npm release is skipped (4.0.0 stays published); deploy-landing publishes the site.