Only the .rail sidebar is dark; the .workspace content area is on the
light (#f6f7f4) page background. The previous blog styling assumed a dark
workspace, so text was light-grey on white (unreadable) and the link
green was too light.
- Darken the global link color to #0a7d59 (readable on white); content
links only — rail nav stays inherited.
- Repaint .blog-content (post HTML) for a light surface: dark body text,
light code/pre, light borders.
- Blog index/post: dark titles, readable grey meta, light row borders;
light-themed footer.
- Add post thumbnails to the /blog index from featured_image.url.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add SiteShell (rail nav + workspace + footer) and wrap /blog and
/blog/[slug] in it so they share the site's dark chrome instead of
rendering as bare standalone pages.
- Style rendered post HTML (.blog-content) for the dark workspace.
- Links were `color: inherit` everywhere, so content-area links matched
body text and were invisible. Give links a distinct accent (#5ac8a6);
keep the rail nav and buttons on their own colors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add an autoblog webhook receiver and a Supabase-backed blog to logicsrc-web
(the app had no Supabase usage before).
- Migration: blog_posts table (RLS: public reads published, service-role
writes). Applied to the linked project.
- POST /api/webhooks/blog: verifies the Standard Webhooks signature against
BLOG_WEBHOOK_SECRET via @profullstack/autoblog verifyAndParse (no admin
user — shared secret only) and upserts the post by slug.
- /blog index + /blog/[slug] render published posts from the table.
- /blog/rss.xml and /sitemap.xml are now dynamic, generated from the table;
removed the static public/sitemap.xml and public/blog/rss.xml.
- BLOG_WEBHOOK_SECRET added to .env.example.
Verified end-to-end: a signed sample post delivered 200 and appeared in the
index, post page, RSS, and sitemap; build + typecheck pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the Vite single-page app + custom Node server.js with a Next.js
16.2.6 App Router app.
- proxy.ts (src/proxy.ts): www.logicsrc.com -> logicsrc.com 301 over https,
preserving path + query (the original request, now via Next 16 Proxy).
- One SSR page via an optional catch-all ([[...slug]]) that renders the same
marketing/spec page for each known top-level route (/docs, /blog, /openspec,
...) and 404s unknown paths, preserving existing canonical URLs. Markup is a
faithful server-rendered port of the old main.ts (SEO upgrade over the prior
client render); interactivity (hire-us form, CoinPay button, section scroll)
moves to a client component.
- API routes ported to app/api/**: hire-us coinpay-checkout + project-request,
oauth/coinpay start/callback/session, webhooks/coinpay. Shared logic in
src/lib/coinpay.ts (eligibility, payment-rail selection, webhook verify,
HMAC session sign/verify, cookies).
- commandboard-api (/health + /api/boards|tasks|plugins/*) is no longer mounted
in-process; next.config.ts proxies those paths to COMMANDBOARD_API_URL via
afterFiles rewrites (our own /api routes match first).
- Build/start switch to next build / next start. Contract tests rewritten to
exercise proxy.ts, the route handlers, and pure helpers directly (21 passing);
Playwright webServer updated.
Deployment (Railway): set COMMANDBOARD_API_URL to the commandboard-api service
URL and run it as its own service; root start now runs next start.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Checks /api/oauth/coinpay/session on load and updates the Connect button
to reflect the authenticated user's email when already connected.
Also cleans the coinpay_oauth query param from the URL after OAuth callback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
