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# Implementation Summary

**Session ID**: `phase14-session05-features-and-how-it-works-pages` **Package**: `public-website` **Completed**: 2026-06-01 **Duration**: 3 hours

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## Overview

Built the `/features` and `/how-it-works` static routes for the public website, with typed marketing data, accessible feature and pipeline components, and example-only setup panels. Validation passed for typecheck, build, responsive smoke checks, and ASCII/LF scans.

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## Deliverables

### Files Created

| File                                                            | Purpose                                                                                                  | Lines |
| --------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----- |
| `public-website/src/data/features.ts`                           | Typed feature groups, page metadata, pipeline steps, setup command panels, trust-boundary copy, and CTAs | \~280 |
| `public-website/src/components/marketing/FeatureMatrix.astro`   | Scan-friendly feature inventory with workflow-specific labels and route handoffs                         | \~230 |
| `public-website/src/components/marketing/FeatureBand.astro`     | Grouped feature sections with capability lists, boundaries, and docs/security links                      | \~230 |
| `public-website/src/components/marketing/PipelineDiagram.astro` | Accessible responsive ordered pipeline from hooks to cockpit and optional outputs                        | \~260 |
| `public-website/src/components/marketing/TerminalWindow.astro`  | Static terminal-style example command panels with example-only labels                                    | \~180 |
| `public-website/src/pages/features.astro`                       | Features route with metadata, shell, matrix, feature bands, and CTAs                                     | \~110 |
| `public-website/src/pages/how-it-works.astro`                   | How-it-works route with metadata, shell, pipeline diagram, command panels, and CTAs                      | \~130 |

### Files Modified

| File | Changes                                          |
| ---- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| None | Implementation delivered through new files only. |

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## Technical Decisions

1. **Typed shared data module**: Centralized feature inventory, pipeline order, and trust-boundary copy so the two routes stay consistent and reviewable.
2. **Static accessible presentation**: Used text summaries, ordered structure, and example-only command panels to keep the pages understandable without relying on visuals alone.

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## Test Results

| Metric   | Value               |
| -------- | ------------------- |
| Tests    | 3 validation checks |
| Passed   | 3                   |
| Coverage | N/A                 |

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## Lessons Learned

1. Keeping outbound adapters and optional War Room language in shared data reduces the risk of inconsistent boundary copy.
2. Example-only terminal panels need explicit labeling to avoid implying executable command support.

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## Future Considerations

Items for future sessions:

1. Extend the same data-driven pattern to the trust, content, and conversion pages in phase 15.
2. Reuse the route metadata and CTA conventions when the remaining public site pages are added.

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## Session Statistics

* **Tasks**: 23 completed
* **Files Created**: 7
* **Files Modified**: 0
* **Tests Added**: 0
* **Blockers**: 0 resolved


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