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A landing page for Patchwork, a fictional durable agent-orchestration platform: an interactive flow-field hero, a filterable agent directory, a durable run trace with retries and crash recovery, TypeScript / Python code tabs, usage pricing and a docs CTA.
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What is this?
Patchwork Devtool is an eleven-section landing page for a fictional orchestration platform for multi-agent systems. It is built to sell a technical product to engineers: a hero whose SVG flow field bends around the cursor, a directory of reusable agents you can filter and inspect, and a run trace that replays a real failure story — a rate limit, a backoff, a crashed worker and a resume from checkpoint — before showing the same workflow as code in TypeScript and Python.
Who is it for?
Developer-tool, infrastructure and AI-platform teams who need a launch page that demonstrates the product instead of describing it. Swap the agents, trace and code samples in data.ts and the page fits any workflow engine, queue, observability or API product with a story about reliability.
What you get
Interactive flow-field hero
About 650 SVG needles and 28 particle trails follow a drifting field that swirls around the pointer, rendered without React re-renders and paused off-screen.
Filterable agent directory
Category tabs and search filter agent cards that re-flow on a layout spring, with sparklines and a manifest panel for the selected agent.
Durable run trace
A waterfall that plays back on view with failed attempts, backoff gaps, a worker crash, checkpoints and an event log. Scrub it or replay it.
Code tabs with callouts
TypeScript and Python versions of the same workflow; picking a callout highlights the matching lines in the GetUrUI CodeBlock.
Usage-based pricing
A step slider recalculates the Team price, rolls the digits and moves the “fits your usage” badge to the right plan.
Docs CTA that types
A terminal types the quickstart once it scrolls into view, next to guide links — the last push from curious to installed.
15 source files · GetUrUI components bundled
motion, lucide-react, clsx, tailwind-merge
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