package templates import "strconv" // HomePage is the landing page: the 90-second read. templ HomePage(v HomeView) { @Layout(v.Layout) {

Melbourne · twenty-five years · AI · platform · edge

{ v.Positioning }

{ v.Support }

{ strconv.Itoa(v.Areas) } areas { strconv.Itoa(v.Pages) } pages { strconv.Itoa(v.Artifacts) } linked artefacts no page needs a model to render

@SearchForm("", "hero-search")
for _, c := range v.Cards { @PillarCard(c) }
} } // DocPage renders an L1, L2 or L3 document. templ DocPage(v DocView) { @Layout(v.Layout) {

{ v.Doc.Title }

{ v.Doc.Claim }

{ v.Doc.Confidence } if v.Doc.Period != "" { { v.Doc.Period } } for _, m := range v.Metrics { { m.Value } { m.Label } }
if len(v.Tech) > 0 { @TechChips(v.Tech) }
@v.Body
// Level 1 is one screen: the claim, the figures, the technology and the // link in the prose. The evidence table starts at level 2, which is the // page that argues for the claim. if v.Doc.Level >= 2 && (len(v.Evidence) > 0 || len(v.SubPages) > 0) {

Artefacts

if len(v.Evidence) > 0 { @EvidenceTable(evidenceRows(v.Evidence)) } if len(v.SubPages) > 0 { }
} if v.Doc.Level == 2 && len(v.Timeline) > 0 {

In time order

@Timeline(v.Timeline)
} if len(v.Backlinks) > 0 {

Referenced from

}
} } // EvidencePage is one page listing every artefact, grouped by area. It is the // shortest path from the landing page to any proof. templ EvidencePage(v EvidenceView) { @Layout(v.Layout) {

Index

Evidence index

Every artefact this site claims, on one page. { strconv.Itoa(v.Total) } links, each one a file in the repository.

for _, g := range v.Groups {

{ g.AreaTitle }

@EvidenceTable(g.Rows)
}
} } // SearchPage is the keyword search. The results block is swapped by HTMX on the // same page; with JavaScript off the form simply reloads the page. templ SearchPage(v SearchView) { @Layout(v.Layout) {

Keyword search

Search { strconv.Itoa(v.Indexed) } pages

Full-text search over page titles and body text. Served from a local index — no model, no network call.

@SearchFormLive(v.Query, "page-search") @SearchResults(v)
} } // SearchResults is the results block as a page element: the live region wrapper // plus its contents, which is what the whole page renders. Without JavaScript the // form reloads the page and this markup arrives in the document. templ SearchResults(v SearchView) {
@SearchResultsBody(v)
} // SearchResultsBody is the results block without the live region. This is what an // htmx request returns: the search page's form swaps it into #search-results with // innerHTML, so returning the wrapper too would nest a second element with the // same id inside the first and make the live region announce twice. // // Everything here arrives inside the polite live region, and the count carries // role="status" on top of that, so the number is read as one utterance instead of // a run of result titles. templ SearchResultsBody(v SearchView) { if v.Query == "" {

Type one or two words above and press Enter. Good starting points: “zigbee”, “signage”, “routing”, “backups”, “guardrails”.

} else if v.Failed {

That query could not be run. Try fewer or simpler words.

} else if len(v.Results) == 0 {

Nothing found for { v.Query }. Try a shorter or more general word, or browse an area:

@searchAreaLinks(v.Areas) } else {

{ strconv.Itoa(len(v.Results)) } results for { v.Query }

    for _, r := range v.Results {
  1. { r.Title }

    { r.Area } L{ strconv.Itoa(r.Level) } { r.Confidence }

    @SafeSnippet(r.Snippet)

  2. }
} } // searchAreaLinks is the way out of an empty result: the six areas plus the // evidence index, so a failed search never leaves the reader at a dead end. templ searchAreaLinks(areas []LinkView) { } // StreamPage proves the panel can be re-pointed at a stream. The layout and the // panel markup are the ones every other page uses; only the binding differs. templ StreamPage(v StreamView) { @Layout(v.Layout) {

Design note · not a product feature

The panel takes content from a driver

This page renders the same layout and the same panel as every other page. Its panel is bound to an event stream instead of pre-rendered files, and no layout code changed.

The presentation panel is a content sink. In Mode A it takes pre-rendered fragments over HTMX: you click a row in an evidence table and one file is swapped in. On this page the same panel is bound to /api/stage/stream and receives { strconv.Itoa(v.Frames) } fragments over server-sent events, one after another.

Fragments are pushed, not requested. Nothing about the panel — its markup, its fragment view, its empty state — knows the difference. That is the point: the Phase 5 console re-points this panel at retrieval output and the layout does not change.

This demonstration streams the artefacts already built for the site, with no model in the loop. It exists to prove the transport, not to pretend an AI is answering.

if len(v.Fragment) > 0 {

Fragments in this stream

}
} } // NotFoundPage is the 404. templ NotFoundPage(v NotFoundView) { @Layout(v.Layout) {

404

That page is not here

The link may be from an older build. The six areas and the evidence index are the reliable ways in.

} } func evidenceRows(links []LinkView) []EvidenceRow { rows := make([]EvidenceRow, 0, len(links)) for _, l := range links { rows = append(rows, EvidenceRow{Label: l.Label, Href: l.Href, HXGet: l.HXGet, Kind: l.Kind, Confidence: l.Confidence}) } return rows }