/* global React */ // Two-pillar section: Innovation vs Trust (the fascinate advantage) const { useEffect, useState, useRef } = React; // Innovation diagram — animated /btw learning loop function InnovationDiagram() { const [tick, setTick] = useState(0); useEffect(() => { const id = setInterval(() => setTick(t => t + 1), 1500); return () => clearInterval(id); }, []); const stages = [ { label: 'crawl', sub: 'zyte / camoufox' }, { label: 'rank', sub: 'haiku 4.5' }, { label: 'learn', sub: '/btw patches' }, { label: 'serve', sub: 'rss · json · email' }, ]; const active = tick % stages.length; return (
{/* flow */}
{stages.map((s, i) => (
{i + 1} {i === active && ( )}
{s.label}
{s.sub}
{i < stages.length - 1 && (
)} ))}
{/* example /btw command */}
INLINE FEEDBACK
/btw more papers, fewer YC linkedin takes
→ topic_weights[arxiv] += 0.5
→ blocked_keywords +"hot take"
); } // Trust diagram — animated receipt function TrustReceipt() { const [verified, setVerified] = useState(false); useEffect(() => { const id = setInterval(() => setVerified(v => !v), 3200); return () => clearInterval(id); }, []); return (
SIGNED · RECEIPT job_7f3a91c2
{[ ['model', 'haiku-4-5'], ['prompt_hash', 'b41…d72e'], ['content_hash', '9a8…2f01'], ['output_hash', '3c4…b8fa'], ['criteria_ver', 'v0.42'], ['spent', '6 650 µcr'], ['timestamp', '14:22Z'], ].map(([k, v]) => (
{k} {v}
))}
ed25519: 7f3a 91c2 ee04 b1d9 · 2a8f 4c61 9d72 ee8b
c104 9eaa 3f7b 21d4 · 8a9c 4f02 ee18 0a55
verified · replayable · auditable
); } function Pillars() { return (
The fascinate advantage

We win on two things —
innovation and trust.

Anyone can write a cron job that scrapes a URL. The interesting questions are how well does it learn and how honestly does it bill you. We took both seriously from day one.

{/* INNOVATION */}
01 — Innovation

An agent that learns from how you read.

Type /btw less rust drama, more allocator deep-dives right in the CLI. The patch lands in your preference profile as a strict JSON diff — never as freeform text the ranker could be tricked by. Smart routing picks Haiku for skims, Sonnet for the hard re-rank, Opus only when it pays for itself.

    {[ 'inline /btw learning', 'haiku · sonnet · opus routing', 'per-niche cached rerank', 'deterministic numeric scores', ].map(t => (
  • {t}
    • ))}
{/* TRUST */}
02 — Trust

Every job signed,
every dollar pre-quoted.

Before a single token leaves our dispatcher, we reserve credits inside a serializable Postgres transaction. Every job produces an Ed25519 receipt binding (prompt, content, output, criteria, timestamp) — the same hash on your machine and ours, forever replayable.

    {[ 'ed25519 signed receipts', 'hard-capped budgets', 'prompt-injection corpus', 'replay any past job', ].map(t => (
  • {t}
    • ))}
); } Object.assign(window, { Pillars });