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docs(site): reconcile three-platform GUI availability with current release assets #26
Description
Public-site support matrix disagreement (2026-10-27)
The current public site text at https://autarx.jrtx.site/ includes both:
- Platform table: GUI macOS, Windows/Linux GUI still developing, and CLI for macOS/Linux/Windows.
- Later download section: macOS .dmg, Windows .msi, Linux .deb/.rpm/.AppImage GUI.
The current repository README says native GUI workbenches ship on all three desktops and lists the platforms. Latest published release v0.5.0 (2026-10-15) includes autarx-0.5.0-windows-x64.msi, macOS DMGs and Linux GUI archives/packages. A release asset alone is not native acceptance proof: qualify each target before declaring support.
Acceptance
- Find the actual source/deployment of the product page; compare published bytes/source SHA and search cache before interpreting the discrepancy as still live.
- Establish a single, truth-tested matrix for macOS, Windows and Linux GUI vs CLI using exact
v0.5.0release assets, installer first-launch and native acceptance evidence. Clearly label not-validated architectures/channels. - Update both site languages, README EN/ZH and guides to agree; remove the contradiction between “in development” and download cards. Link to release asset by correct artifact, and distinguish preview from commercial sale.
- Product page should show one validated task (open an example ARXML and inspect, with synthetic fixture), with copyable CLI output and optional version-labelled native screenshots rather than an unexplained empty-state hero alone.
- Verify canonical deployed URL, CTAs, mobile, light/dark, keyboard and alt; record source SHA/release evidence and rollback.
Related: portfolio documentation issue, presentation standard PR.
Starting repository SHA reviewed: turinglambdaai/autarx default branch on 2026-10-27. Do not claim platform test coverage just from the README or asset names.
Activity
turinglambdaai commentedon Oct 27, 2026
Concrete fix now proposed
PR #27 updates the no-JavaScript Chinese HTML fallback to agree with the existing two-language dictionary and current README/release asset matrix. It also localizes screenshot alt text, explicitly marks screenshot version provenance unverified, and adds a lightweight CI check for six public fallback claims. Published release v0.5.0 has relevant Windows/Linux GUI assets; this does not prove successful native acceptance. PR remains subject to CI, dual-language/no-JS and actual deployment checks.