docs: reposition README and site around the DSH desktop distinction - #1627
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68-68: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAlign the model-list footer with runtime behavior.
README.md and README_CN.md state that the free-model catalog refreshes from models.dev at runtime and can change without an app update. These footer strings say the list updates only with PawWork releases. Replace both strings with the runtime-refresh and fallback behavior, or remove the release-only claim.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 41-44: Update the Claude Cowork comparison in README.md lines
41-44 and mirror the corrected availability and Office-file claims in
README_CN.md lines 41-44: show Free and Pro availability and Office-file
support. In site/src/i18n.ts lines 75-78, replace c.r4cl with the corrected
pricing text and add a dedicated Claude Office-files localization value instead
of reusing no.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` at line 41.
Apply the same fix in `@README_CN.md` at line 41.
Apply the same fix in `@site/src/i18n.ts` at line 75.
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In `@site/src/i18n.ts`:
- Line 68: Update both model-list footer entries identified by the m.foot
translations to reflect that the free-model catalog refreshes from models.dev at
runtime and may change without an app update, including the fallback behavior if
applicable, or remove the release-only claim.
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The README described a v1 product and never named DeepSeek Harness above the acknowledgements, so it neither matched the shipping app nor competed for the search traffic of the crowded DSH desktop space. - State the position directly: PawWork assembles a DSH runtime into a product for people who do not know what DSH is, versus the common wrapper aimed at developers who already run it. - Document the features that actually differentiate the v2 app and were missing entirely: Automations, the bundled Office skills and uv toolchain, the native shell, and v1 migration. - Drop the task-cards claim, which no longer exists in the code. - Add a "What's Inside" section mapping the runtime, shell, product layer, and skills to their paths. - Correct the site: the free-model count was hardcoded to 7 but the models.dev catalog currently serves 6, and the plan is named OpenCode Free, not OpenCode Zen. The count now lives in the copy dictionary. - Give CONTRIBUTING a repository layout table, packaging commands, and the pnpm-only constraint.
…osition The model showcase listed "DeepSeek V4 Flash Free" and "North Mini Code Free", neither of which the models.dev catalog serves, and showed five rows beside a count of six. It now lists the six models the OpenCode Free routes actually resolve, using their catalog display names. llms.txt still claimed task cards, a feature the v2 code does not have, and said nothing about how PawWork differs from the other DSH desktop apps — the single question an answer engine is most likely to be asked about it. It now states that difference, documents Automations and the bundled Office skills, and describes the runtime accurately.
The old cover was generic 3D SaaS filler — glass panels, fake UI window fragments, a light background that matched neither the site nor GitHub dark mode — and the OG card was plain text on white. Neither carried any mark of what PawWork actually is. Both are now one illustration family: a whale wearing orange paw gloves, working on a document. The whale is the DeepSeek Harness runtime underneath; the glove is the PawWork product layer that lets it do the work, drawn as worn equipment rather than markings so the two layers read apart. The paw pads reuse the app icon's shape language. Palette is the site's own: #1a1714 ground, #ff6a26 on the gloves as the only saturated color, #f3ede4 for type and pads. Cover is 1600x1000 (201 KB), OG is 1200x630 (59 KB), both well under the size budget. Generated with codex imagegen, then composited deterministically so the type is real text rather than model-rendered glyphs.
…p icon The previous pass drew a literal whale, which was wrong: the app icon at packages/desktop-electron/icons/source/icon.png already establishes an anthropomorphic whale girl, and the cover has to be recognizably the same character or the brand reads as two unrelated things. Both images now depict her as the icon does — deep blue gradient hair, whale-fluke ahoge, whale-fin ears, frilled maid headdress and outfit, and PawWork's own addition of orange paw gloves with cream pads. She is working through documents rather than posing, which is what the front page of a productivity tool should show. Palette is sampled from the icon rather than invented: #1C3061 deep blue, #4A6AA2 mid blue, #F45D1A orange on the gloves as the only accent, and an #F8F3ED cream ground that sits with both the icon and the site's light theme. Quantized to 256 colors without dithering, which is visually lossless on flat cel-shaded art: the cover drops 1.27 MB to 394 KB and the OG card 661 KB to 294 KB. Alt text now describes the illustration.
The cover is 1600x1000 flat cel-shaded art, which WebP encodes far more efficiently than PNG: 394 KB drops to 151 KB at q92, a 62% saving, with a DSSIM of 0.005 against the PNG — no visible difference on inspection. GitHub has rendered WebP in Markdown for years, so nothing regresses. The OG card deliberately stays PNG. It is fetched by social crawlers rather than by GitHub, and WeChat's share cards do not render WebP while LinkedIn has historically had trouble with it. A meaningful share of PawWork's audience is Chinese-speaking, so a silently imageless share preview costs more than the 200 KB the conversion would save. The OG image is fetched once per URL and cached by the platform, so its size is not on any user's critical path.
Three corrections against the app icon, which is the authoritative character reference: The whale tail was drawn as a fluke standing out of the top of her head. In the icon these are three separate features — a thin ordinary ahoge on her head, whale-fin ears at her temples, and a large forked tail rising from behind her body. The tail now rises behind her with clear separation from her head, and the ahoge is hair rather than a fluke. The paw gloves were too small. Everything about this character except the gloves comes from the existing DeepSeek whale-girl design; the gloves are what makes her PawWork's, so they have to carry that weight. One glove is now raised and roughly head-sized in the foreground, the way the icon frames it, while the other works the spreadsheet. She was too sober. The previous brief over-corrected against mascot posing and flattened her into realistic proportions and a closed, stern expression, which lost the icon's charm. She now matches the icon: large bright eyes, an open smile, round face, slightly chibi proportions — cheerful about the work rather than posing for the viewer. The desk now shows actual work: a checklist spreadsheet and two chart reports. Cover 143 KB WebP (DSSIM 0.007), OG 197 KB PNG (DSSIM 0.002).
Working from the character's reference art rather than from the app icon alone surfaced several defining features the earlier passes had dropped: - The whale-fin ears are a major silhouette feature, about as long as her cheek, not the small nubs previously drawn. - Her apron carries a small blue whale with a water spout — a signature detail that was missing entirely. - Her hair runs a strong gradient from deep blue roots to markedly lighter tips; it had been rendered nearly uniform. - A pale blue ribbon bow sits in her hair on one side. The tail is also placed correctly for the first time. It emerges at waist height from behind her skirt, at a moderate size with a fluke about a head wide. Both earlier attempts were wrong in opposite directions: one grew it out of her head, the other made it a thick column dominating the frame after I told it the tail should be the largest element after her hair. Her design is drawn in the app icon's flat, thick-outlined language rather than the reference art's fine anime rendering, so the cover, the OG card, and the icon remain one visual family, with the orange gloves — PawWork's own contribution to an otherwise established character — kept as the strongest shape after her face. Cover 142 KB WebP (DSSIM 0.005), OG 124 KB PNG (DSSIM 0.002).
I had asked for "fine pale gold decorative embroidery along the skirt hem," copied from the character's finely-rendered reference art. It was a bad instruction for two reasons. It fought the style. This illustration is flat vector with thick outlines and simplified shapes; ornamental embroidery belongs to detailed rendering and at this level of simplification it only read as scribbly noise, landing at the tail root and beside the dress ribbon rather than on the hem. More importantly it stole the orange. Orange is reserved for the paw gloves, and their being the only saturated element is what makes them the focal point. Amber scrollwork elsewhere on her body diluted exactly the thing the gloves are there to do. Those areas are now clean flat blue, and the gloves are the only orange on the character. Applied as a masked local edit: 0.03% of pixels differ from the previous version, so nothing else moved.
Two problems, both from earlier instructions of mine. She read as a toddler. I had asked for "slightly chibi proportions, round soft face, small rounded chin," which produced a spherical head, eyes covering most of the face, and almost no neck. Neither the app icon nor her reference art is that infantile. Her face is now an oval with a defined chin, the eyes take a smaller share of it, and the neck and shoulders read as a teenager rather than a small child. Everything else about her design is unchanged. The type was set in Avenir Next, which is not the product's font. The site sets all display type in Bricolage Grotesque at weight 700-800 with about -0.035em tracking, so the images were in a different typeface from the site they advertise. Both are now set in Bricolage Grotesque, instanced from the site's own variable woff2 at weights 800 and 700, with matching tight negative tracking. The OG card also said "Open-source desktop AI agent for macOS and Windows" — a category description that claims nothing. It now carries the site's own hierarchy: the headline, then "No terminal. No API key. No paid plan.", then the domain. Verified readable scaled to 500px wide.
Both READMEs shared one cover whose tagline reads "Real work, done on your desktop", so the first thing a Chinese reader saw was an English claim. The site already translates this line on its zh-CN page. README_CN now uses its own cover carrying that page's wording, 真能干活， 跑在你电脑上. The illustration is untouched and byte-identical in treatment; only the type layer was recomposed, so the two covers stay one image. The wordmark stays PawWork in Bricolage Grotesque at the same size and position, since the brand name is not localized; the tagline is set in PingFang SC Semibold to match the site's CJK fallback.
Anthropic's Cowork documentation states it produces spreadsheets and slides, including Excel files with VLOOKUP, conditional formatting, and multiple tabs. Marking that cell 'No' was wrong about a competitor in a public comparison. The pricing cell is left as is: the help center states Cowork is available on paid plans (Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise) and not on the Free plan.
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The README described a v1 product and never named DeepSeek Harness above the acknowledgements. Two consequences:
uvtoolchain, the native shell, and v1 migration.Verifying the rendered site turned up three more stale facts, all fixed here: the free-model count was hardcoded to
7while the catalog serves6; the model showcase listed two models (DeepSeek V4 Flash Free,North Mini Code Free) that models.dev does not serve; and the plan was called "OpenCode Zen" rather than its actual name, OpenCode Free.Review also caught a claim about a competitor: the comparison marked Claude Desktop (Cowork) as not handling Office files, but Anthropic's documentation says Cowork produces spreadsheets and slides, including Excel files with VLOOKUP, conditional formatting, and multiple tabs. That cell is now
Yesin both READMEs and on the site. The pricing cell is unchanged — the help center states Cowork is available on paid plans (Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise) and not on Free.Review also caught a claim about a competitor: the comparison marked Claude Desktop (Cowork) as not handling Office files, but Anthropic's documentation says Cowork produces spreadsheets and slides, including Excel files with VLOOKUP, conditional formatting, and multiple tabs. That cell is now
Yesin both READMEs and on the site. The pricing cell is unchanged — the help center states Cowork is available on paid plans (Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise) and not on Free.Changes
README.md / README_CN.md — rewritten around the position rather than a feature list:
site/ —
titleanddesccarry the DSH positioning; the free-model count moved out ofHome.astrointo the copy dictionary and corrected to 6; the model list replaced with the six models the OpenCode Free routes actually resolve, under their catalog display names; "OpenCode Zen" corrected throughout.site/public/llms.txt — rewritten. It still claimed task cards and said nothing about how PawWork differs from other DSH desktop apps, which is the question an answer engine is most likely to be asked. It now states that difference and describes the runtime accurately.
Brand images — the cover was generic 3D SaaS filler and the OG card was plain text on white; neither carried any mark of the product. Both are redrawn around the character the app icon already establishes.
icons/source/icon.pngrather than invented —#1C3061,#4A6AA2,#F8F3EDground, with#F45D1Areserved exclusively for the gloves. Nothing else on the canvas is warm, so the gloves stay the only accent.No terminal. No API key. No paid plan.rather than a flat feature line.README_CN.mdgets its own cover: the wordmark staysPawWork(the brand name is not localized) while the tagline is set in PingFang SC Semibold to match the site's zh-CN h1.CONTRIBUTING.md — repository layout table, per-platform packaging commands, the pnpm-only constraint, and a note that
testcovers both the Vitest suite and theresources/dshNode tests.Verification
pnpm --filter @pawwork/site buildpasses; both/and/zh-CN/render.models.dev/api.jsoncatalog using the same predicate asopencode-free.cjs: 5 models on theopencoderoute plus 1 onopencode-responses, 0 unroutable.No code paths changed.
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