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Say that Selat is a product you can buy, and stop sharing the pre-Selat lineup - #38
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Selat sells seats. It has a dashboard, a "Start free" call to action and three tiers priced on tool calls. weekndlabs.com mentioned none of it: grep for dashboard, pricing or hosted across app/ and components/ found only the legal pages and one abstract line under "How We Sustain This". The landing page presented Selat as npx and stopped, so the only route to the product that takes money was to click through and find it yourself. One line under the install commands, where a reader is already deciding how to start. Not a pricing table. That lives on the product's own site, and moving it here would undo the positioning settled in #28. The hero sentence needed sharpening once the page leads somewhere commercial. It said "Nothing here is a trial", which is defensible about the code and ambiguous next to a metered free tier one click away. It now says the build you run yourself is the complete one, which is the claim that was actually meant and the one Selat's own site makes. "How We Sustain This" names Selat and how it is priced instead of offering "hosted versions of our tools" in the abstract. Closes #36
The OG subhead read "Agent context, LLM routing, pull request automation, macOS performance". The gateway was not in it, and the gateway is the lead product and the first thing the hero describes. Every share of the site sold the old lineup. It now names the three layers the hero names, which does not go stale when the shelf grows. That is the same reason the hero stopped counting after #21 and #26, applied to the one surface neither hero-count.test.js nor readme.test.js looks at. The command chip moves to Selat's for the same reason: a card that advertises the gateway and installs Omni reads as two different products. Closes #37
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Closes #36. Closes #37.
Both are the same failure on two surfaces: the site was still describing itself as
it stood before Selat became the lead product and before Selat started taking
money.
Selat is a product you can buy, and the site never said so.
Every hit was a legal page or one abstract line. Meanwhile selat.weekndlabs.com
has a dashboard at
/app, "Start free", and three tiers priced on tool calls.The fix is one sentence under the install commands, where a reader is already
choosing how to start, plus naming Selat in "How We Sustain This" instead of
offering "hosted versions of our tools" in the abstract. No pricing table here:
that would undo the positioning settled in #28, and only one of seven products
has a price.
The hero sentence. It read "Nothing here is a trial". That is defensible about
the code, and ambiguous sitting one click from a free tier that stops calls at
5,000 a month. It now says the build you run yourself is the complete one, which
is the claim that was meant and the one Selat's own site makes. It predates this
work; it just became load-bearing.
The OG card listed "Agent context, LLM routing, pull request automation, macOS
performance" with no gateway in it, so every share advertised the old lineup. It
now names the same three layers as the hero, which does not go stale when the
shelf grows, and the command chip moves to Selat's so the card does not advertise
one product and install another.
One correction to my own first read: I started to file this as a false claim,
because I assumed there was no hosted offering. There is. Checking the product
site before writing is what caught it.
Rendered and read back on a local production build, both themes, plus
/opengraph-image.