People who want to set s3d up themselves, or with an AI assistant, had
only the feature tour. docs/ explains how Sia, the indexer, s3d, users,
keys and drives fit together; every Pithos screen; the web console and
desktop app; every s3d command, s3d.yml, the admin API and where files
live; AWS CLI and rclone setup; common tasks, troubleshooting and
limits; and a brief for AI assistants with the rule that recovery
phrases and secrets are never typed into a chat. The Markdown is the
source (published beside the page for assistants, with llms.txt
pointing to it); docs/build-docs.mjs renders the HTML.
Pithos 0.3.5 and 0.3.6 show buckets as drives, give every user one, open pictures, music, video and text in a viewer, and keep s3d running across restarts. The site now says drives (with a note that S3 apps call them buckets), adds Drives/folders/files and Built-in viewer cards, and a FAQ on why single folders cannot be public or shared yet.
Pithos 0.3.4 shows and labels the Sia account and can switch and restore accounts; 0.3.2 saves keys to an encrypted file. New feature card, a Users & keys card that mentions saved keys, and two FAQs: what a Sia account, an S3 user and a bucket are, and how switching accounts keeps the old one's data.
Theseus 0.3.74 put Pithos in the left sidebar behind the vault PIN and Pithos 0.3.0 added the guided setup with a vault-derived recovery phrase; the site now says so: new feature cards, the Theseus card, the five setup steps, the security list and a forgotten-PIN FAQ. The steps grid also stops a long command line from widening the page on phones.
A home for Pithos on its own BCNR name: what it does, how s3d and Sia
fit together, the three ways to run it, a getting-started path and the
security model. Self-contained page with relative links, since the
gateway serves it under <base href="/bns/pithos.sia/">.
Live on Sia at bns/pithos.sia/, and pithos.sia is registered on chipnet
with {"s3":"bns/pithos.sia/"} (tx bdc48e0d6e78ea0d325b6d727a9e149d9706bdcd734e78d8ae66da1ead339fbb).
