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Third attempt at the same post. Two prior attempts both wrong:

  v1 (for-the-ones-who-lose-things): drifted into marketing —
      benefits lists, audience segmentation, CTA verbs.
  v2 (what-we-hand-to-machines): overcorrected into a beige
      philosophy essay — Cormorant Garamond italic paragraphs,
      no code, no diagrams, no opinions.

What this version (another-notes-app) actually does:

- Body font is now Kalam (handwritten but readable for prose).
  Caveat is reserved for short accents only (1-3 word emphasis).
  Cormorant Garamond is removed from body usage; only the inode
  wordmark still uses it.
- Inter sans-serif used for big page titles and stack-card names
  to give visual variety against the Kalam paragraphs.
- Visual variety on every page: 2 terminal blocks (demo + install),
  1 sketchy embedding scatter visualisation, 1 architecture
  diagram with adapter pattern boxes + arrows, 1 stack-card grid,
  hand-drawn ✗ marks for the pain pages.
- Voice is dry-witted developer talking to developer. Real opinions,
  real takes on Notion / Obsidian / 1Password without punching down.
  "please don't ask me to add a kanban board." kind of energy.
- Real terminal output for `inode add` / `inode ask` (page 4) and
  real install commands you can copy-paste (page 10).

SKILL.md updated to reflect both lessons:
- Type discipline section now mandates Kalam for body, Caveat
  accent-only, Cormorant banned for body. Includes the Google
  Fonts <link> string to copy.
- New "Visual variety" section requires at least 3 of: terminal
  block, architecture diagram, stack-card grid, comparison page,
  embedding scatter, hand-drawn pain list.
- Voice rules section lists banned phrases and the dry-wit register.
- Counter-examples section points at both v1 and v2 by name with
  a one-line diagnosis of each, so future invocations of the skill
  know what to avoid.