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Pages with new /ask cross-link
The homepage now has a live question input sitting directly under the assembly claim. Type any question about Spectare and a personalised page assembles itself right below where you typed, with no navigation and no waiting for a new URL to load.
Navigating away at the moment of payoff was jarring. You typed where the claim was made and got a page change instead of a page assembling. Now the streaming assembly happens inline, in the same scroll position, so the moment of proof is the same moment as the question.
Three sample chips sit below the input so you can fire a question immediately without typing anything. Click one and the answer begins assembling at once. The dedicated /ask route still exists for shareable links and agent referrals, but the homepage experience no longer hands off to it.
The ask input has also moved up into the hero, replacing the old self-description box. A real question is a better demonstration than asking you to describe yourself, and the result is a shorter, more direct path from claim to proof.
This is one atom from the Spectare content library. Spectare assembles the right atoms for each visitor in real time, based on who they are and how they arrived.