A tiling window manager disguised as a homepage. tty font, json-driven tiles.

• Tiles sit in a split tree (layout.json). Hover a tile and it grows.
• A tile only changes size when another tile gets focus. Leaving a tile, or moving around inside it, does nothing, so the layout depends on the path your cursor took (recent tiles stay big, old ones fade back), not where it is.
• esc resets. tab or alt+h/j/k/l move focus. Small screens get a plain stack.
• Text titles ripple in ascii when hovered (js/ripple.js, ported from the header repo).

{
  "title": "shown in the border",
  "accent": "#00ffff",
  "min": { "w": 176, "h": 96 },
  "config": { "anything": "your js reads via ctx.config" },
  "html": ["lines", "joined with newlines"],
  "css": ["scoped to this tile (native css nesting)"],
  "cssGlobal": ["optional, unscoped: @keyframes etc"],
  "js": ["async function body with (root, ctx)"]
}

• Add a tile: create tiles/foo.json, then put { "tile": "foo", "weight": 1 } in the tree.
• ctx: root, tile, config, site, esc, fetchJSON, ripple(el), pulse(el), interval(fn, ms), onFocus(fn), focusTile(id).
• data-user fills in the site user; data-ripple adds the ripple; data-focus-tile="id" on a link focuses that tile.
• grow / max in layout.json are fractions of the total base weight.

Shows a slideshow of streamers (live preview when live, avatar when offline; live status comes from decapi.me). Twitch has no public follow list, so either:

1. list logins by hand in tiles/streams.json -> config.streamers, or
2. add repo secrets TWITCH_CLIENT_ID, TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET, TWITCH_REFRESH_TOKEN (scope user:read:follows) and the Refresh Twitch follows workflow keeps data/follows.json current.

TTY16 is Terminus 16px (the NixOS default Lat2-Terminus16) converted to a pixel-grid outline font, renamed per the OFL. Keep text at 16/32px to stay crisp. Rebuild with tools/bdf2ttf.py. License: media/fonts/OFL.txt.