A new "§ 06 Platforms" section before the Library: one card per site, laid out like the link preview a chat app shows (the site's own share image, title, description and domain), opening the site in a new tab: AP3X Fusion (apex-fusion.odyssey-works.io), HAL 8 (hal8.ai), the HAL 8 workspace (hal8.odyssey-works.io) and Ainsley (ainsley.odyssey-works.io). The images are embedded in the bundle like the site's own. The menu gains "05 Platforms"; Library and Contact move to 06/07, and the section labels to 07/08. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Odyssey Works — odyssey-works.io
The company site, served from Odyssey Works' own infrastructure at
https://odyssey-works.io (www. redirects to the apex).
How it is served
Caddy on the HAL 8 host serves this repository as a static site. The box
clones it to /opt/sites/odyssey-works on each deploy tick. There is no
build step and no CI: committing to main is the deploy.
Previously this site was hosted on GitHub Pages. That deploy workflow is
gone and the CNAME file it needed has been removed — the site now runs
entirely on infrastructure Odyssey Works controls.
Layout
index.html— the live site: one self-contained bundle (~1.1 MB), all assets inlined, no external requests at runtime.assets/,dist/— artifacts of the previous build. Not served as the homepage; kept for reference.
Head metadata
The bundled export shipped with <title>Bundled Page</title> and no
description or social-card tags, so browser tabs, search results and
LinkedIn previews were all broken. index.html now carries a proper
title, description, canonical URL, and Open Graph / Twitter card tags.
If the wording should change, they are the first lines inside <head>.
Updating
Edit index.html, commit to main. The host picks it up on its next
deploy tick.