Bulk-inserts <link rel="icon" type="image/svg+xml" href="/favicon.svg"> before
the </head> tag on every silentmode.st page that was missing it. All 36 site
HTML pages now advertise the chain-links favicon; browsers show it in tabs
and bookmarks across the whole umbrella site.
Pages touched (29): apps/, choose/*, deviant/* (7 pages under the parent
house), hephaestus/, hephaestus.x/* (9 chain-published mirror pages),
nav/ (redirect stub), register.html (redirect stub), sirius/,
sirius/register.html, store/ (redirect stub), tlds/.
Already had favicon from earlier passes (7): index.html, brand/,
tools/, prometheus/, helios/, hermes/, releases/.
Line-ending preservation: choose/index.html and sirius/register.html were
originally stored with CRLF endings; the plain Python read/write path
normalized them to LF and produced a noisy diff. Both files re-serialized as
CRLF before the favicon insert to keep the diff to +1 line each.
Deploy: rsync-equivalent tar-pipe to /opt/silent-mode/site/, plus per-file scp
for the two CRLF-corrected files. Verified live: 7 spot-checked URLs each
report exactly one <link rel="icon"> in served HTML.
The section content was already about running the sign-in without a real
browser — the "AI" framing was a leftover from how the misdiagnoses first
surfaced. Rename to be tool-neutral: any CLI, CI job, curl-with-cookies,
Playwright, Puppeteer, or scripted client hits the same trap and benefits
from the same URL routing table and smoke-test snippets.
Also, hephaestus.x BCNR record updated (via Argus CLI) to point at the docs
landing page instead of straight-to-forge — users typing the name now get
docs + a "Sign in with wallet" button, not the login screen cold.
TXID 2359f99b4a5c4cc2b56594ce5b7c47df4a98cb361843bc7139f3550bab43d436.
Site:
- Rename the "Tools" nav label to "Theseus" on every subpage. URL slug
/tools/ is kept intact so bookmarks and cross-links survive; the page's
own title + h1 rename to Theseus; homepage product card retitled.
- Remove the /tlds/ self-nav entry so its 7-item header matches every
other subpage (was 8 items, causing the same "header rearranges" glitch
Hephaestus had before).
Auth-proxy (fixes reported by a concurrent session working with a chipnet
wallet):
- verify.ts now auto-detects the CashAddr prefix (bitcoincash, bchtest,
bchreg) instead of hardcoding "bitcoincash". Chipnet wallets sign the
same message with the same key but display bchtest: addresses; the old
code compared their claim against a re-encoded bitcoincash: version and
always rejected. Same key material, different envelope.
- /challenge accepts any of the three known prefixes at the input gate.
- /verify accepts an optional `state` param in the request body — used as
a fallback if the challenge record didn't carry one (which happens when
a scripted caller runs the /verify step without passing state through
/challenge). Ensures RFC 6749 §4.1.2 compliance: the OAuth callback URL
always echoes state when the client provided one.
Every silentmode.st subpage was missing Hephaestus in its topnav, so clicking
Hephaestus from the homepage led to a page whose nav had a different item set —
looked like the header "rearranged and dropped tabs" mid-navigation.
- Add <a href="../hephaestus/">Hephaestus</a> between Sirius and Helios on:
tools, prometheus, sirius, helios, hermes, releases, tlds
- Normalize hephaestus/index.html to use relative paths (../foo/) matching the
convention used by every other subpage — was absolute (/foo/)
- Result: every page has 7 identical nav items in the same order, with
class="here" on whichever section you're viewing. /hephaestus/ keeps its
"Open forge →" CTA appended (an addition, not a reorder).
The docs page had a truncated & reordered nav (Tools, Sirius, Hermes) that
dropped Prometheus + Helios and put Hephaestus in the wrong slot. Clicking
"Hephaestus" from the homepage nav appeared to "rearrange" the header because
the destination page's nav was a different set.
Match the homepage nav 1:1 — Tools, Prometheus, Sirius, Hephaestus, Helios,
Hermes — with the "here" highlight on Hephaestus and the "Open forge" CTA
appended at the far right. Same items in the same order = stable header
across navigations.
Chipnet mint via existing Argus CLI (node src/register.js hephaestus.x <url>).
TXID f9d0f72b5884996b8d55505a19ba2bde68fce556de20f98bdece2dbf57c77170.
Resolves via https://navigate.st/bns/hephaestus.x/ (302 → code.silentmode.st)
and natively at hephaestus.x in any BCNR-aware browser.
Someone hitting the deployed instance recently reported the wallet-auth
front-end as broken based on two mistakes:
(a) mistook the 510-byte login shell for a stub (it's an SPA bootstrap
that renders the UI via a JS module client-side), and
(b) tried /static/wallet.js instead of /auth/static/wallet.js, missing
the Caddy path-prefix routing.
Add an explicit section with:
- URL table showing exactly which service serves each path
- curl snippets for smoke-testing the flow without a browser
- Note that /api/v1/user requires an API token (not a session cookie),
so a 401 there does not mean "not signed in"
- Guidance for headless / AI-driven browser sessions
Aims to head off the same misdiagnosis pattern from future sessions.
- Nav link between Sirius (live) and Helios (designed) — keeps live things adjacent
- Product card with p-live pill (Hephaestus is running at code.silentmode.st today)
- Meta description updated to include Hephaestus in the catalog
- New site/hephaestus/index.html — full docs (user quickstart, git push, architecture,
wallet-auth protocol, operator self-host guide with the gotchas we hit)
Both silentmode.st and silentmode.bch serve from the same bucket path so this one
edit updates both. Files also copied into /opt/silent-mode/site/ on the silentmode VPS.
