PC NET DESK Technology — Architecture, engines & agent reference

The reference boundary

This guide documents Core Console 3.45, reviewed 2026-09-12, with 100 product capabilities and the registered implementation inventories below. Reporting is described in the connected configuration. The PC NET DESK application runs on its own stack; these documentation pages run on Glass City Intelligence’s separate Astro/Vercel site.

Source revision f6df4373df26 · version and dependency facts come from the reviewed source and lockfile.

01 / ARCHITECTURE

Shared operations.
Purpose-built interfaces.

Desk and Core Console organize the same management work in different ways. The website is the public experience. The Builder prepares content and design. The command interpreter gives supported operations a textual interface. Shared services connect those entry points to persistent records.

01 / PEOPLE + AGENTS

Experience

Public website and published pages
Desk windows and Core Console panels
Builder preview and registered commands

Each entry point is suited to a different kind of work.

02 / ASTRO + TYPESCRIPT

Application

Request identity, permissions and scope
Command handlers and API routes
Shared content, style and data services

Named operations and shared services keep behavior consistent.

03 / WIX + CONNECTED SOURCES

Persistence

Business records and access activity
Content, structure, style and media
Traffic, search, campaign and call reporting

Shared records connect observation, action and follow-up.

Why it is built this way

A task is still a task whether it is opened in a Desk window, reviewed in Console, or updated with a command. Reusing the operation and data layer reduces duplicated business logic while giving each interface room to serve its user.

PC NET DESK launcher with available trial controls, disabled example apps, and locked tools. — **The app launcher**Public Sennett trial

Core Console overview with local workspace totals and explicit disconnected integration status. — **Core Console overview**GCI browser preview

02 / STACK & FRAMEWORK

The application stack.

These are resolved versions from the reviewed implementation, not a claim about the latest available release. Astro renders the platform; TypeScript describes its logic; Wix supplies the managed runtime, identity, records, and media services.

Technology / version	What it does	Why it belongs
Astro`5.18.2`	Server-rendered pages, layouts, components, and API routes.	HTML arrives with resolved content and settings. Interactive tools add browser JavaScript where needed.
TypeScript`5.9.3`	Strictly checked application code, schemas, endpoint types, and shared services.	Named types make contracts easier for developers and agents to inspect; runtime validators still check requests.
Wix Astro integration`2.63.0`	@wix/astro, with @wix/astro-pages 2.0.4 and @wix/cloud-provider-fetch-adapter 1.0.4.	Connects Astro to the Wix-managed headless runtime, page handling, and release workflow.
Wix Data + SDK`1.0.480 / 1.21.12`	Server-side collection reads and writes through the shared Wix service layer.	Business records, style choices, and published content persist beyond an individual browser.
Wix Members + Media`1.0.481 / 1.0.259`	Member identity, account preparation, and managed media uploads.	Reuses managed identity and image storage services across the administrative tools.
React + Astro React`18.3.1 / 4.4.2`	Installed UI integration alongside Astro components and native browser scripts.	Allows React components when needed. The principal Desk and Console interfaces are Astro and browser JavaScript.
SimpleWebAuthn server`13.3.2`	WebAuthn challenge generation and credential verification.	Provides a defined server implementation for passkey registration and authentication.
Wix CLI`1.1.226`	Development, build, preview, release, environment, and generation commands.	Keeps local and automated releases on the platform-specific build path.
Browser platform`HTML · CSS · JavaScript`	DOM events, Fetch, localStorage, canvas effects, media capture, speech synthesis, and app manifests.	Uses familiar browser capabilities for interaction and device integration.

The selected adapter matters.

The application uses output: "server" and @wix/cloud-provider-fetch-adapter. @astrojs/cloudflare is installed but is not the adapter selected in the reviewed configuration. The deployment contract is Wix-managed headless with a Fetch-compatible server runtime.

Inspect all 20 declared packages and locked versions ↗

Framework context: Astro’s on-demand rendering model ↗. Platform-specific wiring is documented from this project’s configuration.

03 / RENDERING & STATE

What happens on a request.

Resolve the request.
The route and middleware establish page context. Administrative pages resolve identity and access. CMS-enabled pages establish live, draft, or publication scope for this request.
Load and resolve the data.
Shared services read content, structure, design, media, work records, and reporting. Defaults and overrides produce the values required by the components.
Render the experience.
Astro composes HTML. CSS variables and theme files style it. Browser scripts provide windows, forms, commands, effects, text fitting, and other interactions.
Persist a deliberate change.
A control sends a defined request to its endpoint. The endpoint checks its access rules and validates the operation, then uses the shared service to write the corresponding records.

Three places state lives

Domain	Storage and contents	Purpose
Website appearance	SiteSettings, ColorSchemes, FxPresets Theme selections, custom palette definitions, backgrounds, motion, component sizing and reusable effect settings.	Shared records let multiple management surfaces resolve the same website design.
Builder state	HomepageCMS Scoped text overrides, repeater structure, style overrides, logo state, and the published-sites registry.	Separate draft and named publication records preserve a clear editing and release boundary.
Operational work	Tasks, approvals, monthly reports, notes, assets and change-log collections Business record IDs, content, status, dates, and available edit metadata.	Records survive a browser restart and remain available from the appropriate management tools.
Scheduled work	CcActions, CcCalendarEvents Action field/value/time/repeat/enabled/last-run data and calendar event records.	Turns plans into inspectable records with explicit timing.
Lead capture	WebsiteFormSubmissions Validated form data, source context, status, internal notes and timestamps.	Connects the public inquiry to a manageable follow-up record.
Identity and access	Authorized-user registry, passkeys, access logs and SecuritySettings Member references, seat/provisioning state, public-key credential metadata, access outcomes and policy.	Separates authentication, authorization and recorded activity.
Activity and integrations	First-party activity records and configured reporting sources Page visits, referrers, AI crawler classification, search and campaign measures, calls and external research context.	Keeps the source of a measure visible alongside the operational conclusion drawn from it.
Device preferences	Browser localStorage Window geometry, local display choices, seen notifications and preview-only state where applicable.	Preserves an individual device’s workspace without treating it as the shared business database.

Request-local state belongs to Astro.locals. The CMS resolves scope once and shares it across the page’s many fields. This avoids repeated member lookups without sharing an authorization result across different visitors.

Shared data caches are short-lived, in-memory caches: theme resolution uses roughly 60 seconds; CMS content, structure, logo, style, and the publication registry use roughly 30 seconds. Writes clear the relevant local cache. Another warm server instance can retain its own entry until expiry.

Persistence is not a transaction guarantee.

The Wix update helper reads and merges a record before writing its full data, preserving fields a caller did not change. Concurrent edits still need care: read/merge/write is not an atomic compare-and-swap, and cache invalidation is not a cross-instance real-time broadcast.

04 / WEBSITE BUILDER ENGINE

A website is structured state.
The preview uses its real components.

The Builder binds editing controls to a schema instead of treating the page as an unstructured block of markup. Its Content, Style, and Preview surfaces operate on four coordinated state layers.

Content

Stable field IDs, text overrides, and scale. Original text and fitting bounds stay in the schema.

Structure

Ordered repeater IDs, dynamic fields, links, icons, nested product bullets, and section order.

Style

Draft-specific theme, palette, typography, icons, backgrounds, effects, and supported sizing.

Logo

Managed image reference and supported header/footer visibility choices.

LIVE/

Current public website state.

DRAFTcmsDraft=1

Authorized editing preview.

NAMED SNAPSHOT/published/<slug>

Independent saved publication.

How text and components stay usable

The base registry contains 124 fields across ten sections. Each field declares its role, original copy, character budget, line budget, and minimum/maximum scale. CMS-aware text components resolve those values; the shared fitting behavior adjusts within the allowed bounds. Those budgets help preserve a layout, but long copy still deserves a desktop and mobile review.

Ten repeater groups define the supported component types and item limits. Add, duplicate, delete, update, and reorder operations act on stable IDs. Grid groups use row-aware movement; product cards support one to eight nested bullets. Six middle sections can be rearranged, with Hero first and Contact last.

Registered copy does not include every functional value on a website. Contact channels, head metadata, form field labels, and animated stat numbers have separate implementation controls. Product wordmarks, links, and icons have dedicated repeater fields. FAQ visible content and structured data share the same resolved answers.

How publishing works

Validate a destination.
Normalize a short name or accepted same-site publication URL to a lowercase slug of 1–32 letters, digits, or hyphens. Reject foreign hosts, nested paths, reserved names, and invalid boundaries.
Write four target snapshots.
Copy draft content, structure, style, and logo to site:<slug> records. The four writes run in parallel.
Register the publication.
After those writes succeed, update the published-sites registry. The route renders registered targets and returns 404 for unknown names. The main homepage is a separate scope.

Publication and replacement need an explicit review.

A new target remains undiscoverable by its route until registered. Replacing an existing target is not an atomic four-record transaction: if a write fails, inspect all four layers before retrying or declaring completion. A text reset restores text; it does not restore deleted structure or roll back a publication.

Website Builder original content interface with section ordering, a headline editor, and a public website reference. — **Website Builder: content**Builder source preview

Enlarge interface ↗

Website Builder: designBuilder source preview

GCI Workspace Builder showing a local demonstration draft and its preview. — **The local drafting preview**GCI browser preview

All content fields ↗All component rules ↗

05 / WEBSITE STYLE ENGINE

Design choices become
coordinated rendering rules.

The Style Engine resolves a selected website, its theme and custom palette, independent type/icon choices, background controls, and component settings into a typed design object. Components and CSS consume that object. The resolved Themes interface contains 133 properties, including derived CSS outputs.

Three independent surfaces

Website, Core Console, and Desk have separate appearance settings. Desk starts with its Console equivalents until explicitly customized. The main and Sennett website targets also have separate settings records.

Coordinated choices

Six theme families, six icon families, five font families, and eight built-in palettes provide starting points. Custom palettes define five brand color roles and six neutral roles across website and Console light/dark contexts.

Motion with defined inputs

Ten effects plus Off share normalized parameters, two colors, optional mobile rendering, four combinable cursor interactions, click/tap response, and double-click boost. A saved preset can reproduce a preferred configuration on a selected surface.

Readability and proportion

Desktop/mobile backgrounds and overlays are separate. Six element scales coordinate padding, icons, and radii. Mobile reading glass and direct background blur use independent scroll ramps with a shared quartic ease-out curve.

The current per-page image registry contains the Contact page. Missing page overrides inherit website backgrounds. To add another page, register its ID and give the layout that pageBgId. Console panels, header, and menu can use default, flat, glass, or gradient treatments with color and opacity.

Why a style engine instead of isolated controls?

One palette role can consistently affect buttons, accents, and related components. A component-size control changes several dimensions together. The operator changes a meaningful design decision; the renderer carries it through the page.

All 133 resolved properties ↗Visual Style Engine tour ↗

06 / WEBSITE AUTOMATIONS

Saved intent.
Due-work execution.

A scheduled action stores name, field, value, runAt, repeatKind, enabled, and lastRunAt. Its field must exist in the 32-entry registry. The same registry supplies the editing UI and server value validation.

What starts the runner?

Website and Console renders check for due work, throttled to one real check per minute per running instance. A GitHub workflow checks the public, input-free /api/cc/actions-run route every 15 minutes during quiet periods.

What does it do?

The runner filters enabled, due actions, checks Emergency Lock, orders due work, applies validated website values, clears its theme cache, records execution, and advances daily/weekly schedules beyond the current time.

Later due values win when several actions target the same setting. A theme action also selects its matching font and icon family. One-time actions do not imply a later reversal: schedule a separate restoration action when a temporary treatment should end.

Serverless timing has a defined boundary.

This is a best-effort due-work scheduler, with stored execution markers. It is not an exact-second timer or a distributed exactly-once job system. Delayed checks and partial failures require inspecting the action and resulting setting. The scheduler changes registered main-website settings; Builder publication is a separate operation.

Inspect every schedulable setting ↗

07 / ANALYTICS & INTELLIGENCE

Every observation
needs its source.

Connected reporting brings website behavior, acquisition, search, campaigns, calls, and competitor research into the same environment as the tools used to act on them. The first-party collector and provider reports contribute different pieces of the picture.

Question	How it is answered	What the answer means
Who visited?	First-party records group IP/network context, user agent, available organization/location enrichment, and recorded contact identity when supplied.	A network or company estimate is context, not proof that a particular named person visited.
Where did they come from?	Referrers, landing pages, campaign parameters, GA4 acquisition and supported AI referrals.	Direct or missing referrers can leave attribution incomplete. Compare source definitions consistently.
What did they look at?	Page paths, pageviews, landing/exit information and ordered activity records.	Shows observed interest in content and the path taken through the site.
How long did they look?	Connected engagement/session reporting and recorded event timing.	Engagement time, elapsed visit time, and page-to-page gaps are different measures; a pageview alone does not prove attention.
What did they click?	Instrumented events for navigation, buttons, phone links, forms and other configured interactions.	A click is an action. A submitted form or provider-recorded call is a distinct outcome.
Why did they visit?	Interpret source, page sequence, repeat interest, search demand, and inquiry content together.	Intent is inferred from evidence unless the visitor explicitly states a reason.

First-party collection and enrichment

The tracking route accepts bounded activity context, derives network information from the request, and uses an IP lookup for available city, region, country, and organization estimates. User-agent classification separates recognizable bots from human activity. AI reporting identifies supported crawler signatures and referral sources. A crawler access does not establish that an AI answer recommended the business.

Competitor analysis and analytics

Competitor reporting combines connected search visibility, content coverage, service positioning, reputation signals, website experience, and provider estimates where supplied. Those comparisons reveal gaps to address in copy, page structure, offers, and campaigns. A competitor’s private visitor identities, clicks, or session paths are not available from its public website; those detailed first-party measures describe the owned site.

The advantage is the loop back to action.

Use reporting to identify a weak page or acquisition path, record the work, build a better page, publish deliberately, and compare consistent periods afterward. Source, reporting window, instrumentation, and missing data are part of that interpretation.

Explore the full visitor journey explanation ↗

08 / AI & AGENT INTERFACE

Ready for agents.
Defined enough to operate.

PC NET DESK was created for agent use. Its strongest existing interface is a discoverable command registry that calls the same functions as supported visual apps. Structured content, typed settings, stable record IDs, inspectable source, and explicit scopes give agents useful context for planning and verification.

EXISTING CONTRACT

POST /api/cc/console

One registered command per request, issued on the platform origin with an authorized session. The server truncates the command string to 500 characters; agents should keep requests within that limit.

{
  "command": "tasks"
}

RESPONSE SHAPE

Output you must inspect

Successful dispatch returns output lines and an explicit command-error flag. The lines remain human-readable strings, not a universal typed business-record schema.

{
  "ok": true,
  "lines": [
    "…current task records…"
  ],
  "isError": false
}

A minimal, read-only request example JavaScript

// Run only inside an authorized session on the platform origin.
// An external agent integration must supply its own approved adapter.
const response = await fetch('/api/cc/console', {
  method: 'POST',
  credentials: 'same-origin',
  headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
  body: JSON.stringify({ command: 'tasks' })
});
const result = await response.json();
if (!response.ok || result.ok !== true || result.isError === true) {
  throw new Error('Command did not complete successfully');
}
// Inspect result.lines; after a write, re-read the affected record.

HTTP success alone is not command success.

A handler can return HTTP 200 with ok: true and isError: true. Check the HTTP result and the error flag. Invalid JSON returns 400; missing sign-in or required passkey verification returns 401; unauthorized membership returns 403. Handler output is still needed to interpret the business result.

{
  "ok": true,
  "lines": [
    "Unknown command. Type help."
  ],
  "isError": true
}

A useful agent operating sequence

Discover and read.
Use help, help task, and the relevant read command. Obtain real record IDs, current values, and the intended scope.
Choose one authorized operation.
Keep the command narrow. Review whether it creates, replaces, deletes, approves, changes access, or publishes. The note set command replaces shared note content; actions run can change the website.
Inspect and verify.
Check transport and command errors, then re-read the record or rendered page. After an ambiguous timeout, inspect current state before retrying a write to avoid duplication.

Command-level mutation flags are useful but do not fully describe mixed families: lock and actions perform their own subcommand checks. Some families are marked mutating even when their selected subcommand reads. Access logging is implemented on supported paths and is best effort; do not assume a transactional audit of every possible operation.

What an agent can use now

An authorized browser can operate the visual tools and console. The HTTP command route exposes the registered operations within that session model. CMS endpoints expose field, structure, style, logo, and publication operations under their own guard.

Where an adapter fits

A dedicated agent integration supplies authentication, tool mapping, scoped permissions, and result verification. The reviewed source does not bundle an LLM, autonomous planner, MCP server, or public API-key agent SDK. Those can be built around the existing operations.

Core Console command interface showing its supported help commands. — Command interface capture · syntax for the authenticated platform is documented in the registry below; browser previews can have their own local command set.

Command registryAll 27 families and their operating notes ↗JSON catalogStructured feature and technical reference ↗Agent text guideDiscovery, contracts and verification ↗

09 / IDENTITY & ACCESS

Identity, authority,
and operational control.

Wix member identity answers who is signed in. The explicit authorization registry controls who can use the management platform. Endpoint and command checks determine which operation that identity may perform. Configured passkey enforcement and Emergency Lock add controls on their implemented paths.

Shared middleware adds configured passkey verification across administrative pages and API prefixes after a Wix member is present. Passkey ceremonies, the verification page, and Emergency Lock recovery have deliberate exceptions so access can be established or recovered. Each route still owns its membership and operation checks; middleware does not replace those guards.

Account provisioning

The administrator supplies a name and email. The service reserves a finite account seat, prepares or reuses the Wix member, approves it, records platform authorization, and requests a set-password email. The reviewed source caps authorized accounts at ten. New members are ordinary users; email acceptance is recorded separately from delivery.

Passkeys

The browser creates or proves possession of a WebAuthn credential. Server-generated challenges and verification bind the result to the relying party and member. Stored records hold public-key credential metadata. Management lists, renames, and revokes credentials; administrator controls govern enforcement.

Policy and visibility

IP policy, denied-access alerts, recent access, and administrative response headers provide additional controls and review context. Exact authorization differs by endpoint; the inventory describes those boundaries instead of treating all routes as interchangeable.

Lock and recovery

Emergency Lock interrupts protected writes and due-action execution. Recovery has a deliberate credential-based path. The public contact form remains available so an administrative incident does not stop the business from receiving inquiries.

Passkey library context: SimpleWebAuthn ↗. The API reference describes this platform’s specific use of that library.

10 / BROWSER & INSTALLED APPS

A web platform
with a desktop vocabulary.

Desk’s browser code manages the launcher, taskbar, notification tray, window focus, drag, resize, minimize, maximize, snapping, and layout persistence. On smaller screens, apps become full-screen views and desktop window manipulation is disabled. The shared data stays on the server; each device remembers its workspace locally.

Installation

The website, Console, and Desk have separate app identities and start URLs: /app, /core-console, and /core-console/desk. Manifests request standalone presentation. Browser support determines the install experience; an installed shell does not imply offline administrative data or background synchronization.

Media and camera

Gallery uploads obtain a managed upload URL, send the image, and finish with a media readiness check and stored reference. Logo upload follows its own scoped flow. The Camera app uses browser permission and device media capture before placing an image in the supported media workflow.

Presentation and speech

Demo and Presentation modes organize guided walkthroughs. Voice Mode uses browser speech synthesis and device voices with user-controlled playback. Availability depends on the browser; it is distinct from an AI conversation system.

Files and embedded browsing

Files reads a source bundle included at build time through raw imports; it is not a live server filesystem editor. Browser windows embed destinations that permit framing, with external navigation where offered. A destination’s security headers still apply.

11 / BUILD & DEPLOYMENT

Two codebases.
Two deployment paths.

PC NET DESK APPLICATION

Wix-managed release

ES modules, Astro 5, strict TypeScript, server output, and Wix integration. Package scripts wrap wix dev, wix build, wix preview, and wix release, with generation and environment tooling alongside them.

Branch pushes run the preview workflow: install from the lockfile, type-check, build, and create a Wix preview. Main pushes run the release workflow: install, build, and release to production. Reviewed workflows specify Node 20. Repository-managed secrets supply deployment credentials and environment configuration.

THIS DOCUMENTATION SITE

Glass City Intelligence

The product and technology guides use Astro 7.2.2, TypeScript 5.9.3, and the Vercel adapter 11.0.5 in the existing GCI project. These routes render as static HTML, with small browser scripts for search and screenshot viewing.

They use self-hosted fonts, optimized interface images, and the PC NET TECHS favicon. They are noindex reference pages outside the sitemap. The JSON and text references are static documentation; they do not activate a copy of the platform backend on glasscityi.com.

Deployment details that affect behavior

Server output and the selected adapter are part of the PC NET DESK runtime contract. Framework upgrades should follow integration compatibility checks. The active source directory determines which routes deploy. Generated bundles, caches, and local previews are build artifacts, not the editable source of truth.

Search discovery routes such as robots.txt and the sitemap may be served by Wix’s managed edge rather than the repository route. Verify the serving layer when changing them. The application’s versioned favicon filename also avoids relying on a hosting-reserved favicon path.

12 / FILE TYPES

What each file is for.

File type	Role and mechanism	Advantage
`.astro`	Pages, layouts and components Server frontmatter resolves data; the template emits HTML; styles and scripts supply presentation and interaction.	Keeps rendering close to the component that owns it.
`.ts`	.ts API routes, services and registries Typed functions implement commands, data operations, validation, scheduling and file-based endpoints.	Makes behavior and contracts discoverable in code.
`.d.ts`	Environment declarations Declares platform types and request-local state to the TypeScript checker.	Lets the application describe values supplied by the runtime.
`.mjs`	ES module configuration astro.config.mjs selects integrations, output mode and the production adapter.	Makes the build target explicit.
`.js`	Browser/runtime JavaScript Compiled TypeScript and component scripts run in the browser or server bundle as appropriate.	Delivers behavior in the runtime’s native language.
`.css`	Design systems and component styling Theme files, custom properties, media queries and mode rules style the website and administrative surfaces.	Lets settings change presentation through a coordinated system.
`.json`	Package, lock and structured data package.json defines scripts and dependencies; package-lock.json records resolved dependency versions. Serialized records carry content and settings.	Makes data portable and dependency resolution reproducible.
`.webmanifest`	Installed app identity JSON manifests describe start URLs, scope, display mode, icons and application names.	Separates website, Console and Desk installation identities.
`.yml`	GitHub workflows Preview, release and heartbeat workflows define triggers and ordered automation steps.	Keeps deployment and recurring checks inspectable.
`.md / .txt`	Human and machine documentation AGENTS.md and CHANGELOG.md preserve operating knowledge; public llms.txt provides a discovery summary.	Improves handoff between people, tools and agents.
`.svg / .png / .jpg / .webp`	Icons, logos, backgrounds and images Vector and raster assets are selected for their visual role; managed uploads resolve to media URLs.	Keeps reusable media separate from page copy and behavior.
`.xml`	Search discovery output The repository includes a sitemap route. Platform-managed search routes can take precedence in production.	Documents discoverable URLs while recognizing which hosting layer serves them.

13 / EXTENDING THE SYSTEM

Build on the contracts.

New capabilities fit best when their interface, shared behavior, data, permissions, and verification are designed together. These are the main extension points in the reviewed architecture.

A new management app

Add a cc component, register the dashboard/Desk entry, connect a shared service and protected endpoint where needed.

Keep visual rendering and business operations separate so another interface can reuse the same operation.

A new agent command

Add a COMMANDS entry with usage, summary, handler, mutation/admin classification and the necessary lock checks.

Expose a narrow operation, return an explicit error result, and verify the resulting state. Mixed command families need subcommand review.

A new content field

Keep original content, visible copy, preview behavior and machine discovery in agreement.

A new repeater or section

Define its template, stable field mapping, limits and renderer. Extend structure operations for any new field type.

Ensure duplicate, delete and reordering preserve valid identities and component boundaries.

A new theme or style control

Add the theme/style definition, server validator, UI control, persisted value and rendering rule for the intended surface.

Updating a dropdown alone does not make a new theme or setting functional.

A new scheduled setting

Extend FIELD_DEFS, value validation and the website settings writer, then expose the control in Actions.

Use a value that the live renderer already understands; do not silently treat publication as a style setting.

A new reporting source

Connect a server-side provider adapter, map its metrics, preserve period/source attribution and supply the module data.

Keep measured events, enriched estimates and inferred intent distinguishable.

An agent adapter / MCP tool

Implement a separately authenticated integration that maps approved tools to the existing narrow operations.

The reviewed repository supplies commands and HTTP routes; it does not bundle an LLM, MCP server, API-key agent SDK or autonomous planner.

14 / COMPLETE IMPLEMENTATION INVENTORIES

Find the exact
command, field, route, or file.

The inventories below enumerate the reviewed registries and source tree. Open a collection to browse it, or search across names, descriptions, paths, fields, and rules. Dynamic content items extend the base schema at runtime.

Complete dependency inventoryEvery declared package, version range, locked version and purpose20

These are all direct dependency declarations in the reviewed package.json. Locked versions come from package-lock.json. The dependency/devDependency label records the manifest grouping; it does not by itself establish whether bundled code runs in a browser or on the server. Transitive dependencies are resolved by the lockfile.

`@simplewebauthn/server`

Locked 13.3.2 · declared ^13.3.2 · dependencies

Generates and verifies WebAuthn registration/authentication challenges.

`@wix/astro`

Locked 2.63.0 · declared ^2.63.0 · dependencies

Connects the Astro application to Wix headless services and tooling.

`@wix/astro-pages`

Locked 2.0.4 · declared ^2.0.4 · dependencies

Integrates Wix page handling with Astro.

`@wix/dashboard`

Locked 1.3.45 · declared ^1.3.36 · dependencies

Installed Wix dashboard integration package; the reviewed application source has no direct import.

`@wix/data`

Locked 1.0.480 · declared ^1.0.480 · dependencies

Provides collection queries and writes for persistent records.

`@wix/essentials`

Locked 1.0.8 · declared ^1.0.6 · dependencies

Supplies server-side elevation and authenticated service calls used by the Wix helper and CMS stores.

`@wix/media`

Locked 1.0.259 · declared ^1.0.0 · dependencies

Supplies managed media upload and file-service operations.

`@wix/members`

Locked 1.0.481 · declared ^1.0.481 · dependencies

Supplies member identity and account preparation operations.

`@wix/sdk`

Locked 1.21.12 · declared ^1.21.5 · dependencies

Provides the shared Wix SDK/client layer.

`astro`

Locked 5.18.2 · declared ^5.8.0 · dependencies

Renders application pages/components and supplies file-based API routing.

`typescript`

Locked 5.9.3 · declared ^5.8.3 · dependencies

Checks typed application code and registry contracts.

`@astrojs/check`

Locked 0.9.9 · declared ^0.9.9 · devDependencies

Runs Astro component diagnostics in the validation workflow.

`@astrojs/cloudflare`

Locked 12.6.13 · declared ^12.5.3 · devDependencies

Installed alternative adapter; the reviewed configuration selects the Wix cloud-provider Fetch adapter.

`@astrojs/react`

Locked 4.4.2 · declared ^4.3.0 · devDependencies

Enables React components in Astro when required.

`@types/react`

Locked 18.3.31 · declared ^18.3.1 · devDependencies

Provides React TypeScript declarations.

`@types/react-dom`

Locked 18.3.7 · declared ^18.3.1 · devDependencies

Provides React DOM TypeScript declarations.

`@wix/cli`

Locked 1.1.226 · declared ^1.1.226 · devDependencies

Runs Wix development, build, preview, release and related commands.

`@wix/cloud-provider-fetch-adapter`

Locked 1.0.4 · declared ^1.0.0 · devDependencies

The selected production adapter for the Wix-managed Fetch-compatible runtime.

`react`

Locked 18.3.1 · declared 18.3.1 · devDependencies

Installed component runtime available through the Astro React integration.

`react-dom`

Locked 18.3.1 · declared 18.3.1 · devDependencies

Provides the rendering layer for React components.

Every Console componentApplication panels, presentation controllers and shared UI helpers44

AI Analytics

Classifies recognized AI crawlers and supported AI referrals.

src/components/cc/AiAnalytics.astro

First-party Analytics

Groups recorded visits, network context, paths and time information.

src/components/cc/Analytics.astro

Approval Center

Records approval and rejection decisions for tracked work.

src/components/cc/Approvals.astro

Asset Library

Organizes reusable business assets and references.

src/components/cc/AssetLibrary.astro

Build Notes

Presents implementation and operating knowledge within the platform.

src/components/cc/BuildNotes.astro

Call Tracking

Displays configured call-provider activity and attribution.

src/components/cc/CallTracking.astro

Actions

Creates, edits, enables and removes scheduled website setting changes.

src/components/cc/CcActions.astro

Calendar

Maintains dated work and calendar events.

src/components/cc/CcCalendar.astro

Change Log

Records delivered platform changes and version context.

src/components/cc/ChangeLog.astro

Client Notes

Keeps shared strategy and operating notes.

src/components/cc/ClientNotes.astro

Clock & heartbeat

Shows current time and recorded heartbeat context.

src/components/cc/Clock.astro

Core Console Style

Controls dashboard-specific appearance.

src/components/cc/CommandCenterStyle.astro

Competitor Analysis

Compares search presence, content, services and other connected research.

src/components/cc/Competitors.astro

Console

Provides the command input/output interface for registered operations.

src/components/cc/Console.astro

Content Management

Edits the supported welcome/hero message and related website content controls.

src/components/cc/ContentManagement.astro

Demo Mode controller

Orchestrates the guided demonstration.

src/components/cc/DemoMode.astro

Demo panel

Presents the demonstration’s explanation and controls.

src/components/cc/DemoPanel.astro

Emergency Lock indicator

Keeps lock state and recovery controls visible.

src/components/cc/EmergencyLockBadge.astro

Icon renderer

Maps semantic icon names to the selected icon family.

src/components/cc/FluentIcon.astro

Forms

Lists inquiries and updates status or follow-up notes.

src/components/cc/FormsPanel.astro

Conversion Funnel

Shows the recorded stages between arrival and inquiry.

src/components/cc/Funnel.astro

Google Analytics 4

Presents connected acquisition, engagement and event reporting.

src/components/cc/Ga4Panel.astro

Geographic

Summarizes available location estimates for website attention.

src/components/cc/Geographic.astro

Website Health

Surfaces connected performance, availability and health indicators.

src/components/cc/HealthMonitor.astro

Lead Tracking

Presents inquiry source, stage and follow-up context.

src/components/cc/LeadTracking.astro

Meta Ads

Shows paid social delivery, spend, leads and cost measures.

src/components/cc/MetaAds.astro

Monthly Reports

Organizes recurring performance and work summaries.

src/components/cc/MonthlyReports.astro

Desk Style

Controls the windowed workspace independently.

src/components/cc/OsStyle.astro

Owner Summary

Brings traffic, inquiries and priorities into a starting view.

src/components/cc/OwnerSummary.astro

Presentation controller

Sequences the platform presentation.

src/components/cc/PresentationMode.astro

Presentation panel

Provides the presentation’s visual controls and content.

src/components/cc/PresentationPanel.astro

Recent Access

Reviews recorded administrative access and outcomes.

src/components/cc/RecentAccess.astro

Color Scheme Builder

Builds named brand palettes and neutral color sets.

src/components/cc/SchemeBuilder.astro

Search Console

Reports connected queries, pages, visibility and search response.

src/components/cc/SearchConsole.astro

Security alert banner

Surfaces unacknowledged access concerns.

src/components/cc/SecurityAlertBanner.astro

Security

Manages supported policy, passkey and alert controls.

src/components/cc/SecurityPanel.astro

SEO Opportunities

Turns search performance gaps into potential improvements.

src/components/cc/SeoOpportunities.astro

Service Pages

Compares page-level interest and inquiry behavior.

src/components/cc/ServicePages.astro

Social Organic

Reports organic reach, audience and post response.

src/components/cc/SocialOrganic.astro

Website Style Engine

Controls website themes, colors, typography, backgrounds and effects.

src/components/cc/StyleEngine.astro

Tasks

Creates and tracks work to completion.

src/components/cc/Tasks.astro

Users

Lists authorized users and provides administrator account provisioning.

src/components/cc/Users.astro

Voice controller

Coordinates browser speech synthesis and playback state.

src/components/cc/VoiceMode.astro

Voice panel

Provides the narration controls and available device voices.

src/components/cc/VoicePanel.astro

Command registryExact syntax, behavior, mutation scope and operating notes27

`help`

Read / inspect

List all commands, or show usage for one.

help [command]

Start with help, then help <command>. Syntax is a fixed command vocabulary, with double quotes for arguments containing spaces.

`version`

Read / inspect

Core Console / PC NET DESK version.

version

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`whoami`

Read / inspect

Current signed-in member and admin status.

whoami

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`date`

Read / inspect

Current date/time (Eastern).

date

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`echo`

Read / inspect

Print text back.

echo <text>

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`status`

Read / inspect

Combined system status: lock, passkeys, heartbeat.

status

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`heartbeat`

Read / inspect

Actions heartbeat detail.

heartbeat

Reads heartbeat timing and counts; it does not run a resident background worker.

`lock`

Mixed / inspect subcommand

Emergency Lock status and control.

lock status | lock enable [reason] | lock disable <phrase>

Mixed read/write family. Each subcommand applies its own rules; the registry-wide mutates flag is false. Recovery uses a separately held secret.

`tasks`

Read / inspect

List tasks.

tasks

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`task`

Changes records

Manage tasks.

task add "<title>" ["<impact>"] | task done <id> | task undone <id> | task rm <id>

add creates a task; done and undone change status; rm removes the selected record. Read tasks to obtain the current ID.

`notes`

Read / inspect

Show the shared notes.

notes

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`note`

Changes records

Replace the shared notes content.

note set "<content>"

set replaces the shared note content. Read notes first to avoid overwriting information unintentionally.

`changelog`

Read / inspect

Show the last n changelog entries (default 10).

changelog [n]

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`approvals`

Read / inspect

List approvals.

approvals

Uses the authorized command context and the registered handler. Inspect the result and verify any affected state.

`approve`

Changes records

Mark an approval approved.

approve <id>

Records an approval decision for the chosen item. It does not automatically publish a Builder page.

`reject`

Changes records

Mark an approval rejected.

reject <id>

Records a rejection decision for the chosen item. It does not undo a previously deployed change.

`access`

Read / inspect

Recent access log, grouped by IP (default 10 groups).

access [n]

Reads grouped access history with recorded outcomes. Availability depends on what each access path records.

`visitors`

Read / inspect

Last n distinct-IP website visits (default 5).

visitors [n]

Lists recent distinct-IP visits. An IP-grouped record is not proof of a named person’s identity.

`calls`

Read / inspect

Call stats (CallRail if connected, otherwise sample data).

calls

Reads the configured call-tracking feed. A call record and a click on a telephone link represent different events.

`calendar`

Read / inspect

List calendar events (read-only — add/edit via the Calendar app).

calendar

This command lists calendar events. Create and edit events through the visual app or its separate endpoint.

`gallery`

Read / inspect

List gallery image URLs (read-only — the picker grid is visual).

gallery

Returns gallery image URLs. Uploading, selecting and camera capture use the visual/media workflow.

`actions`

Mixed / inspect subcommand

Scheduled Actions: list, run due actions now, or show valid fields.

actions [list|run|fields]

list reads schedules; fields lists schedulable settings; run applies already-due work and changes state. run checks its lock gate inline.

`alerts`

Admin · Mixed / inspect subcommand

Unacknowledged security alerts, or acknowledge all (admin only).

alerts [ack]

Admin-only. The entire family is marked as mutating, including the listing form. ack acknowledges alerts.

`passkeys`

Mixed / inspect subcommand

List/rename/revoke your passkeys; admin can toggle enforcement.

passkeys [list] | passkeys rename <id> <name> | passkeys revoke <id> | passkeys enforce on|off

Management operates on authorized passkeys; enforcement is admin-only. The entire family is marked as mutating, including list.

`forms`

Read / inspect

Recent website form submissions (default 10; 'new' filters to unworked).

forms [n] | forms new

Reads submissions, with an optional limit or the new-only filter. Form records include contact details and should stay within authorized reporting.

`form`

Changes records

Work a submission: set status or replace its notes.

form status <id> new|contacted|closed | form note <id> "<text>"

Changes one record’s status or note. Status is one of new, contacted, or closed.

`security`

Admin · Mixed / inspect subcommand

Security settings — admin only.

security [show] | security ip add|rm <ip> | security ip on|off | security notify on|off

Admin-only. Lists or changes configured IP, notification and security settings. The family is marked as mutating even for show.

API route inventoryMethods, request purpose, contracts and access boundaries24

Paths below belong to the PC NET DESK application origin. They are descriptive text here, not controls for the documentation site. The shared passkey middleware and route-specific guards must both be respected by an integration.

GET · POST

`/api/cc/actions-run`

Run already-due website actions

GET or POST with no input; returns ok, ran and, when applicable, locked.

Access: Public by design; cannot create an action or accept an arbitrary setting. Emergency Lock suppresses execution.

GET · POST

`/api/cc/actions`

List and maintain schedules

GET lists; POST accepts add, update, or deleteId. An action has name, field, value, runAt, repeatKind, and enabled.

Access: Authorized member for access; writes apply the endpoint’s lock gate. Values come from FIELD_DEFS.

POST

`/api/cc/calendar`

Maintain calendar records

POST accepts add, update (including id), or deleteId.

Access: Authorized member and mutation lock checks; calendar command is a separate read path.

POST

`/api/cc/console`

Execute a registered command

POST { command: string }; returns lines and isError alongside ok.

Access: Explicitly authorized member; configured passkey enforcement; additional command-level authorization and lock handling.

GET · POST

`/api/cc/emergency-lock`

Inspect, enable and recover the lock

GET reads state. POST action enable records a reason; action disable supplies the recovery credential.

Access: Enable uses administrative membership. Recovery deliberately has a distinct credential-based path.

POST

`/api/cc/forms`

Review and update contact submissions

POST action list; action status with id and status; action notes with id and notes.

Access: Authorized access and operation-specific mutation checks.

POST

`/api/cc/fx-presets`

Save or remove named effect presets

POST { name, config } saves; { deleteId } removes. Apply a preset through the normal theme controls.

Access: Authorized member; preset validation and mutation lock check.

GET · POST

`/api/cc/gallery`

Browse and upload managed images

GET lists. POST supports upload, finalize and delete operations; upload receipts are completed through the media service.

Access: Main administrative access is guarded. Sennett trial has a separate, restricted upload/ownership path.

POST

`/api/cc/log-ip`

Record an administrative network visit

POST resolves request and member context for access/visit records.

Access: Administrative logging route; its request context determines the recorded identity.

POST

`/api/cc/mutate`

Mutate supported business collections

POST { entity, op, payload }; entities: tasks, changelog, approvals, monthly, notes, assets. Operations: create, update, delete, notes.

Access: Member and allowlist check plus Emergency Lock. Its checks are separate from the console and passkey endpoints.

GET · POST

`/api/cc/security`

Inspect and maintain security policy

GET reads allowed settings; POST selects the implemented save, IP-check or access-verification operation.

Access: Action-specific member, administrator, and verification rules. Do not treat every operation as an equivalent access contract.

GET

`/api/cc/source`

Browse the source bundled with this build

GET lists files; GET ?path=<known path> returns text for that exact bundled path.

Access: Authorized member. Read-only; unavailable paths return 404. No live filesystem access.

POST

`/api/cc/theme`

Update website or workspace appearance

POST selects a supported theme, palette, font, icon, background, effect, size, or surface operation. Separate selectors choose website and workspace targets.

Access: Administrative permission and target restrictions; Sennett trial follows its own narrower rules. Validate one intended operation per request.

POST

`/api/cc/users`

Provision an ordinary platform account

POST { email, name }; response includes the created/reused account and provisioning information.

Access: Explicit administrator, origin check, configured passkey check, Emergency Lock, and ten-account capacity enforcement.

POST

`/api/cc/webauthn`

Register, authenticate and manage passkeys

POST actions: register-options, register-verify, auth-options, auth-verify, list, rename, revoke.

Access: Member identity, action-specific ownership/admin rules, server challenges and credential verification.

POST

`/api/cms/logo-upload`

Change the draft logo

POST handles toggle, revertImage, upload and finalize. Upload goes through managed media; toggles select supported visibility flags.

Access: CMS authorization and lock guard. Writes draft scope.

POST

`/api/cms/publish`

Publish the draft to a named page

POST { slug }; copies content, structure, style and logo, then records the destination.

Access: CMS authorization and lock guard. Slug validation and all four snapshot writes must succeed before the registry update.

POST

`/api/cms/revert-all`

Reset editable draft copy

POST resets all editable text overrides.

Access: CMS authorization and lock guard. This is a text reset, not a structure or publication rollback.

POST

`/api/cms/revert`

Reset one draft text field

POST { id } restores the selected field’s original copy.

Access: CMS authorization and lock guard; field ID must resolve.

POST

`/api/cms/save`

Save draft text and scale

POST { id, text, scale }; validates the registered field and its bounds.

Access: CMS authorization and lock guard; writes draft content.

POST

`/api/cms/structure`

Edit draft components

POST action add, duplicate, delete, reorder or updateField; groupId plus the relevant itemId, fieldKey, value, direction and optional steps.

Access: CMS authorization and lock guard; validates group, item, field type and structural bounds.

POST

`/api/cms/style-save`

Save the draft design

POST selects one supported style operation, such as { surface: "website", theme: "win11" }.

Access: CMS authorization and lock guard. Uses the supported draft-style subset, not every resolved Themes property.

POST

`/api/forms/submit`

Accept a public business inquiry

POST submits the contact form fields; validation, a honeypot and per-instance throttling precede the stored submission.

Access: Public lead capture intentionally remains available during an administrative Emergency Lock.

POST

`/api/track`

Record website activity

Tracking route records supported page and visitor context for first-party reporting.

Access: Public collection path; server code determines accepted context. This does not expose private visitor records.

Base content field schemaAll field IDs, roles, character/line budgets and scale bounds124

Scale is a multiplier: 1 is 100%. Character and line budgets describe the registered fitting constraints. Original business copy is kept in the platform schema; this reference publishes the field contract.

Header / Nav

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`header.brand`Brand name	brand	30 / 1	0.85–1.1
`header.nav.services`Nav — Services	nav	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`header.nav.serve`Nav — Who We Serve	nav	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`header.nav.products`Nav — Products	nav	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`header.nav.why`Nav — Why Us	nav	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`header.nav.faq`Nav — FAQ	nav	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`header.nav.contact`Nav — Contact Us	nav	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`header.cta`Header CTA button	button	34 / 1	0.7–1.15

Hero

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`hero.h1`Headline	h1	140 / 4	0.55–1.15
`hero.lead`Subheading	lead	320 / 5	0.65–1.15
`hero.cta1`Primary CTA button	button	34 / 1	0.7–1.15
`hero.cta2`Secondary CTA button	button	34 / 1	0.7–1.15
`hero.badge1`Trust badge 1	badge	40 / 1	0.65–1.2
`hero.badge2`Trust badge 2	badge	40 / 1	0.65–1.2
`hero.badge3`Trust badge 3	badge	40 / 1	0.65–1.2
`hero.monitor.title`Monitor card title	label	30 / 1	0.7–1.2
`hero.monitor.row1.label`Servers row — label	monitorLabel	26 / 1	0.75–1.2
`hero.monitor.row1.status`Servers row — status	monitorStatus	20 / 1	0.75–1.2
`hero.monitor.row2.label`Firewalls row — label	monitorLabel	26 / 1	0.75–1.2
`hero.monitor.row2.status`Firewalls row — status	monitorStatus	20 / 1	0.75–1.2
`hero.monitor.row3.label`Endpoints row — label	monitorLabel	26 / 1	0.75–1.2
`hero.monitor.row3.status`Endpoints row — status	monitorStatus	20 / 1	0.75–1.2
`hero.monitor.row4.label`Backups row — label	monitorLabel	26 / 1	0.75–1.2
`hero.monitor.row4.status`Backups row — status	monitorStatus	20 / 1	0.75–1.2

Stats Strip

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`stats.label1`Stat 1 label (56)	statLabel	40 / 2	0.7–1.2
`stats.label2`Stat 2 label (83)	statLabel	40 / 2	0.7–1.2
`stats.label3`Stat 3 label (92)	statLabel	40 / 2	0.7–1.2
`stats.label4`Stat 4 label (494)	statLabel	40 / 2	0.7–1.2
`stats.foot`Footer sentence	body	160 / 2	0.65–1.2

Services

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`services.eyebrow`Eyebrow	eyebrow	40 / 1	0.6–1.15
`services.h2`Heading	h2	110 / 3	0.6–1.15
`services.lead`Subheading	lead	260 / 4	0.65–1.15
`services.card1.title`Card 1 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card1.body`Card 1 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card2.title`Card 2 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card2.body`Card 2 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card3.title`Card 3 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card3.body`Card 3 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card4.title`Card 4 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card4.body`Card 4 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card5.title`Card 5 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card5.body`Card 5 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card6.title`Card 6 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card6.body`Card 6 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card7.title`Card 7 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card7.body`Card 7 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card8.title`Card 8 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card8.body`Card 8 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2
`services.card9.title`Card 9 title	h3	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`services.card9.body`Card 9 body	body	260 / 5	0.65–1.2

Who We Serve

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`serve.eyebrow`Eyebrow	eyebrow	40 / 1	0.6–1.15
`serve.h2`Heading	h2	110 / 3	0.6–1.15
`serve.note1`Paragraph 1	body	280 / 4	0.65–1.2
`serve.note2`Paragraph 2 (was bold lead-in + rest)	body	200 / 3	0.65–1.2
`serve.chip1`Chip 1	chip	36 / 1	0.7–1.2
`serve.chip2`Chip 2	chip	36 / 1	0.7–1.2
`serve.chip3`Chip 3	chip	36 / 1	0.7–1.2
`serve.chip4`Chip 4	chip	36 / 1	0.7–1.2
`serve.chip5`Chip 5	chip	36 / 1	0.7–1.2
`serve.chip6`Chip 6	chip	36 / 1	0.7–1.2

Products

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`products.eyebrow`Eyebrow	eyebrow	40 / 1	0.6–1.15
`products.h2`Heading	h2	110 / 3	0.6–1.15
`products.lead`Subheading	lead	260 / 4	0.65–1.15
`products.card1.cat`Card 1 category	label	40 / 1	0.7–1.2
`products.card1.item1`Card 1 item 1	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card1.item2`Card 1 item 2	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card1.item3`Card 1 item 3	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card1.item4`Card 1 item 4	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card2.cat`Card 2 category	label	40 / 1	0.7–1.2
`products.card2.item1`Card 2 item 1	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card2.item2`Card 2 item 2	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card2.item3`Card 2 item 3	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card2.item4`Card 2 item 4	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card3.cat`Card 3 category	label	40 / 1	0.7–1.2
`products.card3.item1`Card 3 item 1	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card3.item2`Card 3 item 2	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card3.item3`Card 3 item 3	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card3.item4`Card 3 item 4	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card4.cat`Card 4 category	label	40 / 1	0.7–1.2
`products.card4.item1`Card 4 item 1	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card4.item2`Card 4 item 2	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card4.item3`Card 4 item 3	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2
`products.card4.item4`Card 4 item 4	listItem	70 / 2	0.7–1.2

Why Us

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`why.eyebrow`Eyebrow	eyebrow	40 / 1	0.6–1.15
`why.h2`Heading	h2	110 / 3	0.6–1.15
`why.card1.title`Card 1 title	h4	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`why.card1.body`Card 1 body	body	240 / 4	0.65–1.2
`why.card2.title`Card 2 title	h4	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`why.card2.body`Card 2 body	body	240 / 4	0.65–1.2
`why.card3.title`Card 3 title	h4	60 / 2	0.6–1.2
`why.card3.body`Card 3 body	body	240 / 4	0.65–1.2

FAQ

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`faq.eyebrow`Eyebrow	eyebrow	40 / 1	0.6–1.15
`faq.h2`Heading	h2	110 / 3	0.6–1.15
`faq.lead`Subheading	lead	200 / 3	0.65–1.15
`faq.q1`Question 1	h3	100 / 2	0.6–1.2
`faq.a1`Answer 1	faqA	420 / 8	0.7–1.2
`faq.q2`Question 2	h3	100 / 2	0.6–1.2
`faq.a2`Answer 2	faqA	420 / 8	0.7–1.2
`faq.q3`Question 3	h3	100 / 2	0.6–1.2
`faq.a3`Answer 3	faqA	420 / 8	0.7–1.2
`faq.q4`Question 4	h3	100 / 2	0.6–1.2
`faq.a4`Answer 4	faqA	420 / 8	0.7–1.2
`faq.q5`Question 5	h3	100 / 2	0.6–1.2
`faq.a5`Answer 5	faqA	420 / 8	0.7–1.2
`faq.q6`Question 6	h3	100 / 2	0.6–1.2
`faq.a6`Answer 6	faqA	420 / 8	0.7–1.2
`faq.q7`Question 7	h3	100 / 2	0.6–1.2
`faq.a7`Answer 7	faqA	420 / 8	0.7–1.2

Contact

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`contact.eyebrow`Eyebrow	eyebrow	40 / 1	0.6–1.15
`contact.h2`Heading	h2	110 / 3	0.6–1.15
`contact.lead`Subheading	lead	260 / 4	0.65–1.15
`contact.callus.heading`'Call Us' card heading	h4	30 / 1	0.6–1.2
`contact.emailus.heading`'Email Us' card heading	h4	30 / 1	0.6–1.2
`contact.callus.press3`Press-3 line	label	30 / 1	0.7–1.2
`contact.callus.press4`Press-4 line	label	30 / 1	0.7–1.2
`contact.callus.sub`'Call Us' sub-line	label	100 / 2	0.7–1.2
`contact.form.heading`Form card heading	h3	50 / 1	0.6–1.2
`contact.confirm.heading`Confirmation heading	h3	50 / 1	0.6–1.2
`contact.confirm.body`Confirmation body	body	180 / 3	0.65–1.2

Footer

Field / purpose	Role	Chars / lines	Scale
`footer.about`About blurb	footer	280 / 4	0.7–1.2
`footer.col1.heading`Column 1 heading	label	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`footer.col2.heading`Column 2 heading	label	24 / 1	0.7–1.2
`footer.copyright`Copyright line	label	60 / 1	0.7–1.2
`footer.tagline`Tagline	label	30 / 1	0.7–1.2

Component and repeater rulesEvery group, editable field type, item count and nested constraint10

Header Nav Menu

header.nav

1–10 items.

label · text · Label · 24 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.7–1.2
href · href · Link (# section, /page, or https://)

Hero Trust Badges

hero.badges

0–8 items.

label · text · Text · 40 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.65–1.2

Hero Live Monitoring Rows

hero.monitorRows

1–8 items.

label · text · Label · 26 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.75–1.2
status · text · Status · 20 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.75–1.2
icon · icon · Icon

Service Cards

services.cards

1–15 items. 3 columns in the registered desktop grid.

title · text · Title · 60 chars, 2 lines, scale 0.6–1.2
body · text · Body · 260 chars, 5 lines, scale 0.65–1.2
icon · icon · Icon

Who We Serve Chips

serve.chips

0–12 items.

label · text · Text · 36 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.7–1.2

Product Cards

products.cards

1–8 items. 4 columns in the registered desktop grid. Each product card supports 1–8 nested text bullets.

wordmark · text · Vendor / Wordmark · 24 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.7–1.2
category · text · Category · 40 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.7–1.2

Why Us Cards

why.cards

1–6 items. 3 columns in the registered desktop grid.

title · text · Title · 60 chars, 2 lines, scale 0.6–1.2
body · text · Body · 240 chars, 4 lines, scale 0.65–1.2

FAQ Items

faq.items

1–15 items.

question · text · Question · 100 chars, 2 lines, scale 0.6–1.2
answer · text · Answer · 420 chars, 8 lines, scale 0.7–1.2

Footer — Explore Links

footer.explore

0–10 items.

label · text · Label · 24 chars, 1 lines, scale 0.7–1.2
href · href · Link (# section, /page, or https://)

Page Sections

page.sections

6–6 items. Reorder the six middle sections; Hero and Contact retain their boundary positions.

Resolved style property referenceEvery Themes property, its type and its role133

This is the resolved data object, which includes derived CSS and loaded custom schemes. It is not a list of 133 independently writable API parameters. Website, Console, Desk, Builder and Actions expose their supported subsets.

ThemeName: default, win11, ios, android, ubuntu, softui. IconSetName uses the six registered icon families; FontSetName uses the five registered font families. PageBgMap maps page IDs to optional desktop/mobile URLs; ColorScheme[] contains loaded palette definitions.

websiteThemeName

Website theme family.

commandCenterThemeName

Core Console theme family.

bgDesktopboolean

Show the desktop background image.

bgMobileboolean

Show the mobile background image.

bgDesktopImagestring

Selected desktop background image URL.

bgMobileImagestring

Selected mobile background image URL.

pageBgImagesPageBgMap

Page-ID map of desktop/mobile image overrides; missing entries inherit the website.

bgScrimDesktopboolean

Enable the desktop readability overlay.

bgScrimMobileboolean

Enable the mobile readability overlay.

bgScrimDesktopStrengthnumber

Desktop overlay opacity, 0–100.

mobileGlassOverlayboolean

Enable the mobile reading glass layer.

mobileGlassRampPxnumber

Scroll distance to full reading-glass strength, in pixels.

mobileGlassMaxOpacitynumber

Maximum reading-glass opacity, 0–100.

mobileGlassMaxBlurPxnumber

Maximum reading-glass backdrop blur in pixels.

mobileBgBlurOnboolean

Enable direct background blur while scrolling on mobile.

mobileBgBlurRampPxnumber

Scroll distance to full background blur, in pixels.

mobileBgBlurMaxPxnumber

Maximum background blur in pixels.

sizeServicesCardnumber

Service-card scale, 60–180%.

sizeProductsCardnumber

Product-card scale, 60–180%.

sizeWhyCardnumber

Why Us card scale, 60–180%.

sizeChipnumber

Chip scale, 60–180%.

sizeBadgenumber

Badge scale, 60–180%.

sizeFaqItemnumber

FAQ-item scale, 60–180%.

bgScrimMobileStrengthnumber

Mobile overlay opacity, 0–100.

colorSchemestring

Selected built-in or custom color scheme.

commandCenterColorSchemestring

Core Console: selected built-in or custom palette.

websiteIconSetIconSetName

Website icon family.

commandCenterIconSetIconSetName

Core Console: selected icon family.

websiteFontFontSetName

Website font family.

commandCenterFontFontSetName

Core Console: selected font family.

osThemeName

Desk theme family.

osColorSchemestring

Desk: selected color scheme.

osIconSetIconSetName

Desk: selected icon family.

osFontFontSetName

Desk: selected font family.

osBgDesktopboolean

Desk: Show the desktop background image.

osBgMobileboolean

Desk: Show the mobile background image.

osBgDesktopImagestring

Desk: Selected desktop background image URL.

osBgMobileImagestring

Desk: Selected mobile background image URL.

osBgScrimDesktopboolean

Desk: Enable the desktop readability overlay.

osBgScrimMobileboolean

Desk: Enable the mobile readability overlay.

osBgScrimDesktopStrengthnumber

Desk: Desktop overlay opacity, 0–100.

osBgScrimMobileStrengthnumber

Desk: Mobile overlay opacity, 0–100.

osBgFxstring

Desk: Selected background effect, or off.

osBgFxIntensitynumber

Desk: Normalized intensity control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxAmountnumber

Desk: Normalized amount control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxDensitynumber

Desk: Normalized density control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxSpeednumber

Desk: Normalized speed control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxStrengthnumber

Desk: Normalized strength control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxColor1string

Desk: Effect color 1, as a six-digit hex value.

osBgFxColor2string

Desk: Effect color 2, as a six-digit hex value.

osBgFxMousestring

Desk: Comma-separated cursor modes: attract, spawn, repel, trail; empty disables them.

osBgFxMouseIntensitynumber

Desk: Normalized mouse intensity control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxMouseAmountnumber

Desk: Normalized mouse amount control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxMouseDensitynumber

Desk: Normalized mouse density control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxMouseSpeednumber

Desk: Normalized mouse speed control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxMouseStrengthnumber

Desk: Normalized mouse strength control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxMobileOnboolean

Desk: Allow the background effect on mobile.

osBgFxClickOnboolean

Desk: Enable click and tap response.

osBgFxClickPowernumber

Desk: Normalized click power control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxClickSizenumber

Desk: Normalized click size control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxClickDurationnumber

Desk: Normalized click duration control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxDblOnboolean

Desk: Enable double-click boost.

osBgFxDblBoostnumber

Desk: Normalized dbl boost control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osBgFxDblDurationnumber

Desk: Normalized dbl duration control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

osColorSchemeVarsstring

Derived CSS custom-property fragment for the selected surface palette; resolved output, not an independent edit control.

osColorSchemeNeutralCssstring

Derived light/dark neutral CSS for the selected surface; resolved output, not an independent edit control.

ccBgDesktopboolean

Core Console: Show the desktop background image.

ccBgMobileboolean

Core Console: Show the mobile background image.

ccBgDesktopImagestring

Core Console: Selected desktop background image URL.

ccBgMobileImagestring

Core Console: Selected mobile background image URL.

ccBgScrimDesktopboolean

Core Console: Enable the desktop readability overlay.

ccBgScrimMobileboolean

Core Console: Enable the mobile readability overlay.

ccBgScrimDesktopStrengthnumber

Core Console: Desktop overlay opacity, 0–100.

ccBgScrimMobileStrengthnumber

Core Console: Mobile overlay opacity, 0–100.

bgFxstring

Selected background effect, or off.

bgFxIntensitynumber

Normalized intensity control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxAmountnumber

Normalized amount control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxDensitynumber

Normalized density control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxSpeednumber

Normalized speed control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxStrengthnumber

Normalized strength control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxColor1string

Effect color 1, as a six-digit hex value.

bgFxColor2string

Effect color 2, as a six-digit hex value.

bgFxMousestring

Comma-separated cursor modes: attract, spawn, repel, trail; empty disables them.

bgFxMouseIntensitynumber

Normalized mouse intensity control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxMouseAmountnumber

Normalized mouse amount control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxMouseDensitynumber

Normalized mouse density control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxMouseSpeednumber

Normalized mouse speed control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxMouseStrengthnumber

Normalized mouse strength control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxMobileOnboolean

Allow the background effect on mobile.

bgFxClickOnboolean

Enable click and tap response.

bgFxClickPowernumber

Normalized click power control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxClickSizenumber

Normalized click size control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxClickDurationnumber

Normalized click duration control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxDblOnboolean

Enable double-click boost.

bgFxDblBoostnumber

Normalized dbl boost control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

bgFxDblDurationnumber

Normalized dbl duration control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxstring

Core Console: Selected background effect, or off.

ccBgFxIntensitynumber

Core Console: Normalized intensity control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxAmountnumber

Core Console: Normalized amount control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxDensitynumber

Core Console: Normalized density control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxSpeednumber

Core Console: Normalized speed control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxStrengthnumber

Core Console: Normalized strength control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxColor1string

Core Console: Effect color 1, as a six-digit hex value.

ccBgFxColor2string

Core Console: Effect color 2, as a six-digit hex value.

ccBgFxMousestring

Core Console: Comma-separated cursor modes: attract, spawn, repel, trail; empty disables them.

ccBgFxMouseIntensitynumber

Core Console: Normalized mouse intensity control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxMouseAmountnumber

Core Console: Normalized mouse amount control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxMouseDensitynumber

Core Console: Normalized mouse density control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxMouseSpeednumber

Core Console: Normalized mouse speed control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxMouseStrengthnumber

Core Console: Normalized mouse strength control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxMobileOnboolean

Core Console: Allow the background effect on mobile.

ccBgFxClickOnboolean

Core Console: Enable click and tap response.

ccBgFxClickPowernumber

Core Console: Normalized click power control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxClickSizenumber

Core Console: Normalized click size control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxClickDurationnumber

Core Console: Normalized click duration control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxDblOnboolean

Core Console: Enable double-click boost.

ccBgFxDblBoostnumber

Core Console: Normalized dbl boost control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccBgFxDblDurationnumber

Core Console: Normalized dbl duration control, 0–100; the effect renderer maps it to visual behavior.

ccPanelBgStylestring

Core Console: panel background style. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccPanelBgColorstring

Core Console: panel background color. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccPanelBgOpacitynumber

Core Console: panel background opacity. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccHeaderBgStylestring

Core Console: header background style. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccHeaderBgColorstring

Core Console: header background color. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccHeaderBgOpacitynumber

Core Console: header background opacity. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccMenuBgStylestring

Core Console: menu background style. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccMenuBgColorstring

Core Console: menu background color. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

ccMenuBgOpacitynumber

Core Console: menu background opacity. Styles are default, flat, glass or gradient; opacity is 0–100.

heroPillTextstring

Welcome/hero eyebrow copy; empty restores its default.

customSchemesColorScheme[]

Loaded custom color-scheme definitions.

colorSchemeVarsstring

Derived CSS custom-property fragment for the selected surface palette; resolved output, not an independent edit control.

commandCenterColorSchemeVarsstring

Derived CSS custom-property fragment for the selected surface palette; resolved output, not an independent edit control.

colorSchemeNeutralCssstring

Derived light/dark neutral CSS for the selected surface; resolved output, not an independent edit control.

commandCenterColorSchemeNeutralCssstring

Derived light/dark neutral CSS for the selected surface; resolved output, not an independent edit control.

Every schedulable website settingAll field keys, groups, value types and validation rules32

Types: bool accepts true/false; pct is a finite 0–100 value rounded to an integer; hex is a six-digit #RRGGBB color; enum requires an accepted registered choice; mouse is a comma-separated selection of attract, spawn, repel and trail, or an empty string.

websiteThemeLook · enum

Theme (also sets matching icons + font)

colorSchemeLook · enum

Color scheme

bgDesktopBackground · bool

Desktop background image on/off

bgMobileBackground · bool

Mobile background image on/off

bgDesktopImageBackground · enum

Desktop background image

bgMobileImageBackground · enum

Mobile background image

bgScrimDesktopBackground · bool

Desktop readability scrim on/off

bgScrimMobileBackground · bool

Mobile readability scrim on/off

bgScrimDesktopStrengthBackground · pct

Desktop scrim strength

bgScrimMobileStrengthBackground · pct

Mobile scrim strength

bgFxEffects · enum

Background effect

bgFxIntensityEffects · pct

Effect intensity

bgFxAmountEffects · pct

Effect amount

bgFxDensityEffects · pct

Effect density

bgFxSpeedEffects · pct

Effect speed

bgFxStrengthEffects · pct

Effect strength

bgFxColor1Effects · hex

Effect color 1

bgFxColor2Effects · hex

Effect color 2

bgFxMobileOnEffects · bool

Effect on mobile on/off

bgFxMouseCursor & click · mouse

Cursor interactions

bgFxMouseIntensityCursor & click · pct

Cursor intensity

bgFxMouseAmountCursor & click · pct

Cursor amount

bgFxMouseDensityCursor & click · pct

Cursor density

bgFxMouseSpeedCursor & click · pct

Cursor speed

bgFxMouseStrengthCursor & click · pct

Cursor strength

bgFxClickOnCursor & click · bool

Click & tap response on/off

bgFxClickPowerCursor & click · pct

Click power

bgFxClickSizeCursor & click · pct

Click size

bgFxClickDurationCursor & click · pct

Click duration

bgFxDblOnCursor & click · bool

Double-click boost on/off

bgFxDblBoostCursor & click · pct

Double-click boost

bgFxDblDurationCursor & click · pct

Double-click duration

Complete source mapThe reviewed source tree and supporting configuration files178

166 source files, plus 12 key configuration, workflow and documentation files. Includes retained concepts and scaffolding where present. This is a purpose map, not a public copy of private source, credentials, account lists, media libraries, or build output.

src/assets/astro.svg

Retained vector asset in the source tree; presence alone does not mean it appears in the active product UI.

src/assets/background.svg

Retained vector asset in the source tree; presence alone does not mean it appears in the active product UI.

src/assets/wix.svg

Retained vector asset in the source tree; presence alone does not mean it appears in the active product UI.

src/components/BackgroundField.astro

Renders the website background field treatment.

src/components/BackgroundFx.astro

Renders the selected animated effect and interactive parameters.

src/components/Contact.astro

Renders the page’s contact section.

src/components/ContactForm.astro

Renders the public inquiry form and submission feedback.

src/components/Faq.astro

Renders resolved FAQ entries and their associated structured data.

src/components/Footer.astro

Renders footer copy, navigation, logo visibility and contact routes.

src/components/Header.astro

Renders brand, navigation and header action using resolved state.

src/components/Hero.astro

Renders headline, introduction, calls to action, badges and monitor rows.

src/components/Products.astro

Renders product cards and nested bullet items.

src/components/Services.astro

Renders the ordered service card repeater.

src/components/Stats.astro

Renders editable stat labels and the separately defined animated values.

src/components/Welcome.astro

Retained scaffold welcome component.

src/components/WhoWeServe.astro

Renders the audience/service-area chip group.

src/components/WhyUs.astro

Renders the differentiator card group.

src/components/cc/AiAnalytics.astro

Classifies recognized AI crawlers and supported AI referrals.

src/components/cc/Analytics.astro

Groups recorded visits, network context, paths and time information.

src/components/cc/Approvals.astro

Records approval and rejection decisions for tracked work.

src/components/cc/AssetLibrary.astro

Organizes reusable business assets and references.

src/components/cc/BuildNotes.astro

Presents implementation and operating knowledge within the platform.

src/components/cc/CallTracking.astro

Displays configured call-provider activity and attribution.

src/components/cc/CcActions.astro

Creates, edits, enables and removes scheduled website setting changes.

src/components/cc/CcCalendar.astro

Maintains dated work and calendar events.

src/components/cc/ChangeLog.astro

Records delivered platform changes and version context.

src/components/cc/ClientNotes.astro

Keeps shared strategy and operating notes.

src/components/cc/Clock.astro

Shows current time and recorded heartbeat context.

src/components/cc/CommandCenterStyle.astro

Controls dashboard-specific appearance.

src/components/cc/Competitors.astro

Compares search presence, content, services and other connected research.

src/components/cc/Console.astro

Provides the command input/output interface for registered operations.

src/components/cc/ContentManagement.astro

Edits the supported welcome/hero message and related website content controls.

src/components/cc/DemoMode.astro

Orchestrates the guided demonstration.

src/components/cc/DemoPanel.astro

Presents the demonstration’s explanation and controls.

src/components/cc/EmergencyLockBadge.astro

Keeps lock state and recovery controls visible.

src/components/cc/FluentIcon.astro

Maps semantic icon names to the selected icon family.

src/components/cc/FormsPanel.astro

Lists inquiries and updates status or follow-up notes.

src/components/cc/Funnel.astro

Shows the recorded stages between arrival and inquiry.

src/components/cc/Ga4Panel.astro

Presents connected acquisition, engagement and event reporting.

src/components/cc/Geographic.astro

Summarizes available location estimates for website attention.

src/components/cc/HealthMonitor.astro

Surfaces connected performance, availability and health indicators.

src/components/cc/LeadTracking.astro

Presents inquiry source, stage and follow-up context.

src/components/cc/MetaAds.astro

Shows paid social delivery, spend, leads and cost measures.

src/components/cc/MonthlyReports.astro

Organizes recurring performance and work summaries.

src/components/cc/OsStyle.astro

Controls the windowed workspace independently.

src/components/cc/OwnerSummary.astro

Brings traffic, inquiries and priorities into a starting view.

src/components/cc/PresentationMode.astro

Sequences the platform presentation.

src/components/cc/PresentationPanel.astro

Provides the presentation’s visual controls and content.

src/components/cc/RecentAccess.astro

Reviews recorded administrative access and outcomes.

src/components/cc/SchemeBuilder.astro

Builds named brand palettes and neutral color sets.

src/components/cc/SearchConsole.astro

Reports connected queries, pages, visibility and search response.

src/components/cc/SecurityAlertBanner.astro

Surfaces unacknowledged access concerns.

src/components/cc/SecurityPanel.astro

Manages supported policy, passkey and alert controls.

src/components/cc/SeoOpportunities.astro

Turns search performance gaps into potential improvements.

src/components/cc/ServicePages.astro

Compares page-level interest and inquiry behavior.

src/components/cc/SocialOrganic.astro

Reports organic reach, audience and post response.

src/components/cc/StyleEngine.astro

Controls website themes, colors, typography, backgrounds and effects.

src/components/cc/Tasks.astro

Creates and tracks work to completion.

src/components/cc/Users.astro

Lists authorized users and provides administrator account provisioning.

src/components/cc/VoiceMode.astro

Coordinates browser speech synthesis and playback state.

src/components/cc/VoicePanel.astro

Provides the narration controls and available device voices.

src/components/cms/EditableText.astro

Renders the resolved field and its editable identity in CMS context.

src/components/cms/FitText.astro

Applies shared text-fitting behavior and bounds.

src/env.d.ts

Declares framework environment and request-local types.

src/layouts/BaseLayout.astro

Composes website metadata, scope, styles, backgrounds, tracking and mobile scroll effects.

src/layouts/CommandCenterLayout.astro

Composes the guarded Console frame, navigation, settings and scheduled checks.

src/layouts/Layout.astro

General shared page shell.

src/lib/cc/actions.ts

Defines the 32-field schedule registry, validates values and runs due actions.

src/lib/cc/ai.ts

Classifies and aggregates AI crawler and referral activity.

src/lib/cc/analytics.ts

Collects, groups and enriches first-party visit records.

src/lib/cc/calendar.ts

Reads the calendar collection and shapes event data.

src/lib/cc/callrail.ts

Adapts the configured call-tracking provider.

src/lib/cc/charts.ts

Provides reusable chart output and formatting.

src/lib/cc/color-schemes.ts

Defines built-in palettes, brand color roles and neutral contexts.

src/lib/cc/config.ts

Declares application configuration and collection mappings; private values are not included in this reference.

src/lib/cc/console-commands.ts

Defines command syntax, permissions, handlers and output.

src/lib/cc/data.ts

Reads and shapes operational panel data and source fallbacks.

src/lib/cc/demo-content.ts

Provides guided demonstration content.

src/lib/cc/emergency-lock.ts

Stores and evaluates the mutation lock and recovery flow.

src/lib/cc/fonts.ts

Registers font choices and their web/system font stacks.

src/lib/cc/forms.ts

Stores, lists and updates public inquiry records.

src/lib/cc/fx-presets.ts

Sanitizes, stores and translates reusable effect configurations.

src/lib/cc/guard.ts

Resolves authorized access to Core Console and Desk.

src/lib/cc/heartbeat.ts

Records and summarizes scheduled-runner check-ins.

src/lib/cc/icon-sets.ts

Registers icon families and semantic icon rendering rules.

src/lib/cc/notify.ts

Records supported denied-access alerts and notification activity.

src/lib/cc/passkeys.ts

Stores credentials, manages challenge/session state and verifies passkey policy.

src/lib/cc/security.ts

Reads and writes security settings and administrative headers.

src/lib/cc/theme.ts

Resolves the 133-property theme object, target inheritance and caches.

src/lib/cc/ua.ts

Parses user-agent context for reporting.

src/lib/cc/users.ts

Manages explicit authorization, finite account seats and account provisioning.

src/lib/cc/version.ts

Declares the reviewed Core Console release identifier.

src/lib/cc/wix.ts

Centralizes Wix members, collection operations and managed media services.

src/lib/cms/config.ts

Declares CMS storage identifiers and authorized editing configuration; private account values are omitted.

src/lib/cms/content.ts

Resolves field copy and scale, stores overrides and restores originals.

src/lib/cms/draft-style.ts

Stores scoped style overrides and publishes design snapshots.

src/lib/cms/guard.ts

Protects Builder and CMS mutations.

src/lib/cms/logo.ts

Resolves, stores and publishes scoped logo state.

src/lib/cms/repeaters.ts

Defines reusable component groups, field templates, bounds and nested product bullets.

src/lib/cms/schema.ts

Defines ten sections and 124 original registered text fields.

src/lib/cms/scope.ts

Resolves live, authorized draft, legacy and named publication scope once per request.

src/lib/cms/site-paths.ts

Validates publication names and maps them to paths and storage scope.

src/lib/cms/sites.ts

Maintains the published-page registry.

src/lib/cms/structure.ts

Resolves repeater items, validates structural edits and saves scoped structure.

src/middleware.ts

Applies request-level middleware before page handlers.

src/pages/Sennett.astro

Separate Sennett website target.

src/pages/Sennett/cc.astro

Sennett-focused Console entry.

src/pages/Sennett/desk.astro

Sennett-focused Desk entry.

src/pages/Sennett/trial.astro

Public trial with a narrower set of allowed controls and trial-specific state.

src/pages/api/cc/actions-run.ts

Run already-due website actions

src/pages/api/cc/actions.ts

List and maintain schedules

src/pages/api/cc/calendar.ts

Maintain calendar records

src/pages/api/cc/console.ts

Execute a registered command

src/pages/api/cc/emergency-lock.ts

Inspect, enable and recover the lock

src/pages/api/cc/forms.ts

Review and update contact submissions

src/pages/api/cc/fx-presets.ts

Save or remove named effect presets

src/pages/api/cc/gallery.ts

Browse and upload managed images

src/pages/api/cc/log-ip.ts

Record an administrative network visit

src/pages/api/cc/mutate.ts

Mutate supported business collections

src/pages/api/cc/security.ts

Inspect and maintain security policy

src/pages/api/cc/source.ts

Browse the source bundled with this build

src/pages/api/cc/theme.ts

Update website or workspace appearance

src/pages/api/cc/users.ts

Provision an ordinary platform account

src/pages/api/cc/webauthn.ts

src/pages/api/cms/logo-upload.ts

Change the draft logo

src/pages/api/cms/publish.ts

Publish the draft to a named page

src/pages/api/cms/revert-all.ts

Reset editable draft copy

src/pages/api/cms/revert.ts

Reset one draft text field

src/pages/api/cms/save.ts

Save draft text and scale

src/pages/api/cms/structure.ts

Edit draft components

src/pages/api/cms/style-save.ts

Save the draft design

src/pages/api/forms/submit.ts

Accept a public business inquiry

src/pages/api/track.ts

Record website activity

src/pages/app.astro

Public installed-app entry with the website’s content and app identity.

src/pages/cms/index.astro

CMS editing entry in the Builder route family.

src/pages/contact.astro

Dedicated contact page with the registered page background override.

src/pages/core-console/builder.astro

Draft editor with Content, Style and Preview tools plus publication controls.

src/pages/core-console/desk.astro

Windowed workspace, launcher, persisted layouts, built-in utilities and module composition.

src/pages/core-console/index.astro

Focused administrative dashboard and its module composition.

src/pages/core-console/passkey.astro

Passkey verification interface for protected administrative access.

src/pages/gp/contact.astro

Contact page for the additional concept.

src/pages/gp/index.astro

Additional Golden Pear concept page in the source tree.

src/pages/index.astro

Main website entry; initializes CMS scope and composes the public sections.

src/pages/new1.astro

Legacy published snapshot entry retained by the scope model.

src/pages/privacy.astro

Public privacy information.

src/pages/published/[slug].astro

Resolves a registered publication and renders its four scoped state layers; unknown slugs return 404.

src/pages/robots.txt.ts

Repository robot policy response; platform-managed production routes may take precedence.

src/pages/sitemap.xml.ts

Repository sitemap response; confirm the serving layer in production.

src/pages/theme-preview.astro

Renders the website appearance preview.

src/styles/android-website.css

Provides the android website design rules.

src/styles/cms-fit.css

Styles Builder editing and shared text-fitting behavior.

src/styles/cms.css

Styles Builder editing and shared text-fitting behavior.

src/styles/command-center-os.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console os.

src/styles/command-center.android.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console android.

src/styles/command-center.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console.

src/styles/command-center.ios.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console ios.

src/styles/command-center.modes.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console modes.

src/styles/command-center.softui.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console softui.

src/styles/command-center.ubuntu.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console ubuntu.

src/styles/command-center.win11.css

Styles the administrative surface: Core Console win11.

src/styles/global.css

Provides website layout, component and shared design rules.

src/styles/ios-website.css

Provides the ios website design rules.

src/styles/softui-website.css

Provides the softui website design rules.

src/styles/theme-modes.css

Provides the theme modes design rules.

src/styles/ubuntu-website.css

Provides the ubuntu website design rules.

src/styles/win11-website.css

Provides the win11 website design rules.

astro.config.mjs

Selects server output, Wix/Pages/React integrations and the cloud-provider Fetch adapter.

package.json

Declares ESM, supported scripts and direct dependencies.

package-lock.json

Records exact resolved dependencies used for the version table.

tsconfig.json

Extends Astro strict checking and excludes generated output.

.github/workflows/preview.yml

Checks and builds branch changes, then creates a Wix preview.

.github/workflows/release.yml

Builds main and releases through Wix; serializes release jobs.

.github/workflows/actions-cron.yml

Checks the due-action endpoint on a 15-minute schedule.

public/core-console.webmanifest

Defines the Console installation identity and start URL.

public/pc-net-desk.webmanifest

Defines the Desk installation identity and start URL.

public/llms.txt

Provides a public business discovery summary for machine readers.

AGENTS.md

Records repository architecture, scope and implementation instructions for maintainers and agents.

CHANGELOG.md

Records implementation history; current code resolves any outdated description.

ONE PLATFORM. FULLY EXPLAINED.

See what the technology
makes possible.

The product guide connects these mechanisms to the work they support: website creation, visitor intelligence, competitor research, scheduled changes, administration, and agent workflows.

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Interface images retain their trial, browser-preview, or Builder-source provenance. Counts describe the reviewed implementation, not future extensions. The structured catalog and text reference are read-only documentation.

Built to operate.Built to be understood.

Shared operations.Purpose-built interfaces.

Experience

Application

Persistence

The application stack.

What happens on a request.

Three places state lives

A website is structured state.The preview uses its real components.

Content

Structure

Style

Logo

How text and components stay usable

How publishing works

Design choices becomecoordinated rendering rules.

Three independent surfaces

Coordinated choices

Motion with defined inputs

Readability and proportion

Saved intent.Due-work execution.

What starts the runner?

What does it do?

Every observationneeds its source.

First-party collection and enrichment

Competitor analysis and analytics

Ready for agents.Defined enough to operate.

POST /api/cc/console

Output you must inspect

A useful agent operating sequence

What an agent can use now

Where an adapter fits

Identity, authority,and operational control.

Account provisioning

Passkeys

Policy and visibility

Lock and recovery

A web platformwith a desktop vocabulary.

Installation

Media and camera

Presentation and speech

Files and embedded browsing

Two codebases.Two deployment paths.

Wix-managed release

Glass City Intelligence

Deployment details that affect behavior

What each file is for.

Build on the contracts.

A new management app

A new agent command

A new content field

A new repeater or section

A new theme or style control

A new scheduled setting

A new reporting source

An agent adapter / MCP tool

Find the exactcommand, field, route, or file.

@simplewebauthn/server

@wix/astro

@wix/astro-pages

@wix/dashboard

@wix/data

@wix/essentials

@wix/media

@wix/members

@wix/sdk

astro

typescript

@astrojs/check

@astrojs/cloudflare

@astrojs/react

@types/react

@types/react-dom

@wix/cli

@wix/cloud-provider-fetch-adapter

react

react-dom

AI Analytics

First-party Analytics

Approval Center

Built to operate.
Built to be understood.

Shared operations.
Purpose-built interfaces.

A website is structured state.
The preview uses its real components.

Design choices become
coordinated rendering rules.

Saved intent.
Due-work execution.

Every observation
needs its source.

Ready for agents.
Defined enough to operate.

Identity, authority,
and operational control.

A web platform
with a desktop vocabulary.

Two codebases.
Two deployment paths.

Find the exact
command, field, route, or file.

`@simplewebauthn/server`

`@wix/astro`

`@wix/astro-pages`

`@wix/dashboard`

`@wix/data`

`@wix/essentials`

`@wix/media`

`@wix/members`

`@wix/sdk`

`astro`

`typescript`

`@astrojs/check`

`@astrojs/cloudflare`

`@astrojs/react`

`@types/react`

`@types/react-dom`

`@wix/cli`

`@wix/cloud-provider-fetch-adapter`

`react`

`react-dom`

`help`

`version`

`whoami`

`date`

`echo`

`status`

`heartbeat`

`lock`

`tasks`

`task`

`notes`

`note`

`changelog`

`approvals`

`approve`

`reject`

`access`

`visitors`

`calls`

`calendar`

`gallery`

`actions`

`alerts`

`passkeys`

`forms`

`form`

`security`

`/api/cc/actions-run`

`/api/cc/actions`