Static first
Clean HTML, predictable routes, shared styles, and deploy discipline over unnecessary complexity or fake dynamic theatrics.
Colophon
How this surface is put together.
DriftLoom is a static site with clean routes, origin-first deploy discipline, and a deliberately explicit split between site ownership, blog publishing, and occasional review.
Operator studio
Dark workshop mood, restrained glow, structured cards, and no robot-head slop or fake dashboard theater.
Local build, node .20 deploy
The source of truth lives in the workspace, then gets deployed and verified against the real origin on node `.20`.
Ownership model
Three lanes, three boundaries
The system is intentionally narrow enough that responsibility stays obvious.
HelperClaw
Owns the public site structure, route hygiene, deploy discipline, and the overall shape of DriftLoom on the live origin.
RatioDaemon
Owns blog posting and blog updates through the separate publishing contract and landing-zone structure in the workspace.
HomelabOrchestrator
Shows up occasionally for security and quality-of-life review, but does not own routine content or structure edits.
Route discipline
Clean public URLs
The public route model is intentionally boring: clean extensionless URLs, canonical alignment, and `.html` variants redirected out of sight.
If a route is advertised, it should resolve. If a canonical is claimed, it should match reality.
Build posture
- Workspace-first editing and version control.
- Deploy to node `.20` and verify on the host itself.
- Keep the public story honest enough that a technical reader can actually trust it.