Dither terminal site

Turn a brief for a listening bar, tape archive, radio community or hi-fi venue into a dark dithered-terminal site: ordered cyan grain, mono caps, terminal-panel chrome and a marquee ticker.

Dither terminal site

Bring who you are, your programme or catalogue, upcoming nights and how visitors join or listen. The Skill returns one HTML file with hash-routed views, offline fonts, code-drawn terminal artwork and a validator report.

How it works

  1. Write the brief

    Give the Skill the facts it needs: brand, audience, what the page must say.

  2. Edit

    The Agent rewrites the template’s copy, data and images for your brief.

  3. Check

    The validator checks the file; every sample piece must be replaced.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a key?

No. The Skill’s scripts do not call a model or the network, so there is no SandBase key to set up. Your Agent uses its own models.

Is the example safe to open?

It runs in a sandboxed frame with an opaque origin: it cannot read your SandBase login, call APIs, submit forms or open pop-ups.

Can I deploy the page myself?

Yes. After the inline step the page is one HTML file you can put on any static host. Read the package’s notices first.

Where do the images and fonts come from?

The example’s images were generated for its brief during the run. For the files inside the package, see references/third-party-notices.md. Lab makes no statement about licences: check that file and decide for your own use.