Hero shows three angles, one ray each.

The subtitle now names the three things FirstRun does in plain words: test your docs in a clean container, see what every run costs, and give each fix to whoever knows the code.

The prism now splits the light into three rays, and each ray lands on one angle on the right. Blue is the clean run, gold is the cost and violet is the owner. The hues match the Doc-test, Receipt and Doc-audit sections below.

• Test: the dbt guide, step 10 fixed, 9 of 9 steps pass.
• Cost: $5.35 a month for 300 runs, projected. The page computes it from data/plan.json: Team runs a month times the mean model cost of 88 traced runs.
• Owner: rank 1 on the altimate-code board goes to Haider, who wrote 13 of its 22 changes. Two more ranked cards open on hover.

Hover, focus or tap opens an angle. Its ray lights, the other two step back, one more line says where it leads, and a click scrolls there. Test docs lights the run and the cost. Audit docs lights the owner.

The helper line shows only while the input has focus, and the example chips are smaller and dimmer. Without JS the angles show as three open columns under the drawn prism. The no-JS rule for tool captions no longer squeezes the hero input.