Context
The deep-research pass validated two things: "a computer per agent" is the category narrative, and the fork(2) system-call metaphor is the single proven device for making fast forking instantly graspable. Our closest competitor is Daytona, whose default isolation is a container and whose parallel-fork API is still partly roadmap. We should sharpen the site to lead with the fork(2) hook and the microVM-by-default, live-fork-today wedge.
Deliverable
- A messaging pass across the homepage and key pages: lead with the fork(2) "a computer per agent" hook; state the microVM-by-default wedge vs container defaults; keep the OSS + self-host + k8s-native quadrant explicit.
- A one-line "point your agent here" hook for a developer who has never heard of the category.
- Avoid jargon that does not land; keep "sandbox," "fork," "fan-out," "a computer per agent." No em or en dashes.
Links
Done when
- The homepage and primary pages lead with the validated hook and wedge.
Context
The deep-research pass validated two things: "a computer per agent" is the category narrative, and the fork(2) system-call metaphor is the single proven device for making fast forking instantly graspable. Our closest competitor is Daytona, whose default isolation is a container and whose parallel-fork API is still partly roadmap. We should sharpen the site to lead with the fork(2) hook and the microVM-by-default, live-fork-today wedge.
Deliverable
Links
Done when