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Everything we can measure

Every figure below is recomputed from this repository at build time — the data file, the prompt run logs and the build report. The harness compares the ones that also appear elsewhere rather than promising to notice: the catalog total against the figure /quality prints, the component count against the sitemap and the catalog endpoint, the changelog total against the feed’s item count, and every per-asset score against the badge route. A number that only appears here is not compared with anything, and this page does not claim otherwise.

Components

289

MIT, 288 with zero dependencies

Prompts

116

457 recorded runs, avg fidelity 88.3

Backgrounds

33

animated, gradients and textures

Guides

91

essays, CC BY 4.0

Lab tools

33

32 free, 1 paid

Copies

159,301

catalog-wide, from the data file

Routes

155

136 prerendered

JS shipped

3087.1 KB

plus 243.4 KB of CSS

Build weight, over time

The two figures with a before and after in this repository's history — JavaScript on a route that renders no demo, and fonts preloaded. Both come from measured builds, not estimates.

  • no-demo route JS743.1 KB429.5 KB
  • fonts preloaded261.4 KB80 KB
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What a public dashboard usually shows

  • · Monthly visitors: not available — nothing on this site counts visitors.
  • · Signups: not available — there is no account system, only a labelled demo console.
  • · Downloads per asset: not available — copies are a catalog-wide counter in the data file, not per-visit events.
  • · Revenue: not available — no paid tier exists.

All four would be easy to fabricate and impossible for a reader to check. Each of them is also a number that would make the honest ones on this page impossible to trust.

How to check any of this

The counters come from src/lib/data.ts and are the same values the catalog pages render. The build figures come from docs/build-report.json, regenerated by npm run measure on every build. The prompt runs live beside each prompt. Nothing on this page is maintained by hand, which is the only reason it is worth publishing.

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