Studied OpenClaw, ollama, Dify, AnythingLLM, Meetily, LobeHub, n8n:
logo, one-line pitch, language bar, badges, hero shot, install in the
first third as fenced blocks, quick start, architecture, a two-column
document table, short closing sections.
Both READMEs now follow that. What was breaking the page: a three-column
install table holding a 90-character URL (URLs cannot wrap, so the table
pushed the page sideways) and a 1414px PowerShell line inside a code
block. Install moved to code fences, the long line is wrapped, the
Windows hands snippet is one statement per line, and screenshots are
re-taken at 2x and downscaled to 960 px so they fit the ~980 px document
column and stay sharp on Retina. docs/readme-style.md records the rules
and how to check the render locally (marked + headless Chrome, measure
scrollWidth and pre.scrollWidth).
Both languages now open with what AnyBot does, in plain words, before
the install table and the flow diagram. The four stills are re-taken
from this build (shots/readme/) and tracked, since the READMEs point at
them; the old shots/ stayed ignored.
- README.en.md: full English front door (install table, quick start,
deployment, security-in-one-paragraph, license) + a positioning table
against OpenClaw / OpenHands / Khoj / UI-TARS
- docs/en/{architecture,install,multi-device,protocol}.md: faithful English
summaries of the Chinese docs, each linking to the canonical version
- docs/demo/README.md: how to record the GIF/MP4 the README reserves space for
- language switch line at the top of the Chinese README
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