Simplify the homepage and add MCP research - #41
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe homepage replaces its shader-based hero and feature-card grid with a new hero, responsive content sections, and a GitHub-backed roadmap. The change also removes the previous shader implementation and adds repository guidance for agents. ChangesHomepage redesign
Repository agent guidance
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LibraryExplorer
participant HeroStage
participant LightRays
participant Browser
LibraryExplorer->>HeroStage: Render hero section and children
HeroStage->>Browser: Observe document theme and viewport
HeroStage->>LightRays: Render rays when viewport is at least 900px wide
LightRays->>Browser: Create and animate WebGL canvas
Browser->>LightRays: Report visibility and motion preference changes
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The homepage remains usable, but decorative rays can disappear after context loss or retain outdated colors for reduced-motion users. Clarify the conflicting dark-mode guidance and address these bounded visual issues; they do not establish a merge-blocking failure. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new integration reads public issues from a fixed GitHub endpoint without credentials, and issue titles are displayed as text rather than executable HTML. No exploitable security issue was established. Remaining uncertainty concerns issue-editing permissions, reliance on GitHub-generated link destinations, and production failure containment. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Review comments at @AGENTS.md:
- Line 72: Update the dark-mode text-color guidance in AGENTS.md to align with
the primary-text requirement and clearly state the contrast requirement for
secondary text.
Review comments at @components/LightRays.tsx:
- Line 334: Update the WebGL context event handling around the
`webglcontextlost` listener so its handler calls `preventDefault()` before
stopping rendering, and add a `webglcontextrestored` handler that rebuilds the
WebGL resources and restarts rendering. Keep the canvas in place so the existing
CSS gradient fallback remains visible.
- Around line 214-225: Add a nullable redraw callback ref in LightRays and
assign it after the WebGL setup defines draw, guarding redraws against
reduced-motion, hidden-document, offscreen, and lost-context states. In the
settings-sync effect, detect lightMode changes and invoke the callback; clear it
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AGENTS.mdCLAUDE.mdapp/globals.cssapp/layout.tsxapp/page.tsxartifacts/col-mcp-research.htmlcomponents/HeroStage.tsxcomponents/HomePage.module.csscomponents/LibraryExplorer.tsxcomponents/LightRays.tsxcomponents/RoadmapSection.tsxcomponents/RollText.tsxcomponents/ScreenShader.tsxcomponents/ScreendevShader.tsxcomponents/SiteFooter.tsxcomponents/WhatsInsideSection.tsxcomponents/shader-parity.test.mjscomponents/shader-runtime.test.mjscomponents/shader-runtime.tscomponents/ui/flow-button.tsxdata/libraries.tslib/github-roadmap.test.mjslib/github-roadmap.tspackage.jsontests/home-page.test.mjstsconfig.json
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Resolve the conflicting dark-mode text rules.
Line 70 requires white primary text in dark mode, but Line 72 forbids white text. Revise Line 72 so contributors receive one clear text-color requirement.
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- Never use light gray/white text text in dark mode.
+ Use white for primary text and ensure secondary text has sufficient contrast.📝 Committable suggestion
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| - Use white for primary text and ensure secondary text has sufficient contrast. |
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Review comment at @AGENTS.md at line 72:
Update the dark-mode text-color guidance in AGENTS.md to align with the
primary-text requirement and clearly state the contrast requirement for
secondary text.
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| /** Animated light rays that fill their positioned parent. Renders nothing if WebGL is unavailable. */ | ||
| export function LightRays({ className, ...props }: LightRaysProps) { | ||
| const container = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null); | ||
| const settings = useRef<LightRaysSettings>({ ...DEFAULTS, ...props }); | ||
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| settings.current = { ...DEFAULTS, ...props }; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Bridge theme updates through a scoped redraw ref.
When lightMode changes, the settings-sync effect cannot call draw directly because draw is local to the WebGL setup effect. Store a nullable redraw callback in component scope. Assign it after setup, guard reduced-motion and visibility state, and clear it during cleanup.
Suggested fix
export function LightRays({ className, ...props }: LightRaysProps) {
const container = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);
const settings = useRef<LightRaysSettings>({ ...DEFAULTS, ...props });
+ const redraw = useRef<(() => void) | null>(null);
// The render loop reads the latest props from here, so prop changes never rebuild the WebGL context.
useEffect(() => {
- settings.current = { ...DEFAULTS, ...props };
+ const nextSettings = { ...DEFAULTS, ...props };
+ const lightModeChanged = settings.current.lightMode !== nextSettings.lightMode;
+ settings.current = nextSettings;
+ if (lightModeChanged) redraw.current?.();
});
useEffect(() => {
const element = container.current;
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const start = () => {
stop();
if (!visible || document.hidden || gl.isContextLost()) return;
if (stillness.matches) draw(STILL_TIME);
else frame = requestAnimationFrame(tick);
};
+ redraw.current = () => {
+ if (!stillness.matches || !visible || document.hidden || gl.isContextLost()) return;
+ draw(STILL_TIME);
+ };
const resize = () => {
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return () => {
+ redraw.current = null;
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Review comment at @components/LightRays.tsx around lines 214 - 225:
Add a nullable redraw callback ref in LightRays and assign it after the WebGL
setup defines draw, guarding redraws against reduced-motion, hidden-document,
offscreen, and lost-context states. In the settings-sync effect, detect
lightMode changes and invoke the callback; clear it during the WebGL effect
cleanup.
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Verified and fixed in stacked PR #42, commit 113f278. Theme changes invoke a nullable redraw ref for reduced-motion or paused frames; redraws respect document visibility, intersection state, and context loss, and cleanup clears the ref. The focused lifecycle check reproduces the old reduced-motion failure and passes with the fix. Leaving this thread open because #41 itself does not yet contain the fix.
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| stillness.addEventListener("change", start); | ||
| window.addEventListener("pointermove", pointer, { passive: true }); | ||
| canvas.addEventListener("webglcontextlost", stop); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Handle WebGL context restoration.
When webglcontextlost fires, stop cancels rendering. It does not call preventDefault(), and no webglcontextrestored handler rebuilds the WebGL resources or restarts rendering. The rays can therefore remain unavailable after context loss.
The fallback does not require removing the canvas. The WebGL context is transparent, and the static .hero::before gradient is already behind .rays, so it remains visible through the lost canvas. Removing the canvas would not expose an otherwise hidden fallback.
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Review comment at @components/LightRays.tsx at line 334:
Update the WebGL context event handling around the `webglcontextlost` listener
so its handler calls `preventDefault()` before stopping rendering, and add a
`webglcontextrestored` handler that rebuilds the WebGL resources and restarts
rendering. Keep the canvas in place so the existing CSS gradient fallback
remains visible.
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Verified against the current code and fixed in stacked PR #42, commit 113f278. Context loss now calls preventDefault() before stopping; restoration rebuilds shaders, the program, vertex buffer, and uniform locations, then resumes according to visibility, reduced-motion, and paused state. The canvas stays mounted for the gradient fallback. A focused mocked-WebGL lifecycle check reproduces the old failure and passes with the fix. Leaving this thread open because #41 itself does not yet contain the fix.
- Replace the shader hero with a minimal homepage - Add MCP research artifact and roadmap retrieval checks - Remove obsolete shader components and tests
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Reworked the homepage and its sections, replaced the shader components with a light rays hero, and added MCP product research in
artifacts/col-mcp-research.html. Added GitHub roadmap retrieval and focused homepage and roadmap tests. Updated project guidance and removed dependencies and code made obsolete by the redesign.Type
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