hanzo.ai/app/layout.tsx

import type { Metadata, Viewport } from 'next'
import { colors } from '@hanzo/design'
import { GuiProvider } from '@/components/GuiProvider'
import { Providers } from './providers'
import { ONE_SLASH, STALE } from '@/lib/head'
import { SEAL } from '@hanzo/app/lib/share'
import { Toaster } from '@/components/shell/later'
// NO STYLESHEET OF OUR OWN. Every sheet below is a package's, in cascade order;
// a page styles itself with gui props and @hanzo/ui components.
//
// @hanzo/design's tokens, one published group at a time: the faces, the
// ladder, type, spacing, radii, elevation, motion and z rungs every Hanzo
// surface reads.
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/fonts.css'
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/colors.css'
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/typography.css'
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/spacing.css'
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/radius.css'
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/elevation.css'
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/motion.css'
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/z.css'
import './room.css'
// Its element defaults. The sheet declares its own layer (`base`), so it is
// imported plain: Next compiles `@import … layer(x)` into `@media layer(x)`, an
// unknown media feature, and the browser drops the block whole.
import '@hanzo/design/tokens/base.css'
// @hanzo/ui's elevation slice: the lit edge and drop shadow `sheet(n)` and
// `glass(n)` surfaces and every dialog, popover and menu wear. Unlayered, so the
// lift outranks the utilities. Not `@hanzo/ui/theme.css`, which inlines design's
// base unlayered and lets its element selectors beat every layered rule.
import '@hanzo/ui/glass.css'
// @hanzo/ui's data palette: the hues a record wears, keyed per theme (`.light`).
// Avatar draws an initial in its record's own hue from these and nothing else,
// so without them an organization's monogram has no colour.
import '@hanzo/tokens/css/data'
// The @hanzo/gui atomic sheet, as a real stylesheet Next can fingerprint and the
// browser can cache. Generated from lib/gui.ts by `prebuild`; see
// scripts/gen-gui-css.mjs for why it is not injected at render time.
import './gui.css'
// @hanzo/font's faces, italics and pixel cuts. After design's own two faces, so
// its `font-display: swap` is the declaration that holds for Zen and Zen Mono.
import '@hanzo/font/css'
// THE KEYFRAMES THE COMPONENTS NAME. @hanzo/ui's components style themselves
// through gui props and say how they move with `data-motion` (Pulse, Caret,
// Skeleton, FadeIn); this sheet holds the keyframes and the reduced-motion
// switch, which no prop can say. Every selector in it is a data attribute.
import '@hanzo/ui/styles/motion.css'
// A long document's type: markdown arrives as bare tags, so `Document` styles
// it by tag from its own slot. Data attributes again, nothing to collide with.
import '@hanzo/ui/styles/document.css'
// Right-to-left, from @hanzo/i18n: under `dir="rtl"` code, URLs, email fields
// and `[data-i18n-ltr]` keep their own writing order, and a `[data-i18n-mirror]`
// mark (an arrow, a chevron that points along the line) turns to face the line.
// Zero specificity, so a component's own rule still wins.
import '@hanzo/i18n/rtl.css'
import { ogImages, twitterImages } from '@/lib/constants/og'
import mark from '@/lib/data/mark.json'
import Handoff from '@/components/shell/composer'
import { Route } from '@/components/shell/route'
import { bootScript } from '@hanzo/appearance/state'
import * as language from '@hanzo/i18n/boot'
import { INSTALL } from '@/lib/appearance'


/* viewport-fit=cover: draw under the notch and home indicator instead of
   letterboxing; @hanzo/design's base pays the safe-area insets back where chrome
   and content need them. */
export const viewport: Viewport = {
  width: 'device-width',
  initialScale: 1,
  viewportFit: 'cover',
  /* Names the UA's own ground before a stylesheet exists, so form controls,
     scrollbars and the canvas behind a slow paint are dark rather than white.
     `dark light` — dark FIRST, because that is this site's default; the second
     value keeps a light-preferring reader's controls legible once the theme
     resolves. Composes with the inline ground rule on <body>: that one paints
     the page, this one paints everything the page does not own. */
  colorScheme: 'dark light',
  themeColor: [
    // A meta tag takes a colour, not a custom property: the design's own values.
    { media: '(prefers-color-scheme: dark)', color: colors['neutral-950'] },
    { media: '(prefers-color-scheme: light)', color: colors['neutral-50'] },
  ],
}

/**
 * On a touch screen every text field renders at @hanzo/design's control size
 * (`--text-control`, 1rem times the reader's type scale there) and never under
 * 16px: iOS Safari zooms the page in when a focused field computes below 16px,
 * and stays zoomed. design's base asks for the size from a zero-specificity
 * layer rule, which every field that states its own size outranks: the search
 * palette's inline 14px, and @hanzo/ui's Input, Picker and Composer and
 * @hanzo/composer's Field at 13 to 14px. Only an important declaration outranks
 * an inline one. A fine pointer keeps every field as drawn, and pinch-zoom is
 * untouched.
 */
const FIELDS =
  '@media (pointer:coarse){input:not([type=checkbox],[type=radio],[type=range],[type=color],[type=file],[type=button],[type=submit],[type=reset],[type=image],[type=hidden]),textarea,select,[contenteditable]:not([contenteditable=false]){font-size:max(16px,var(--text-control,16px))!important}}'

/**
 * An icon's URL carries a hash of its own bytes.
 *
 * These are served from the edge with a 24h TTL, and asked for by bare path the
 * cache key never moved when the bytes did — the corrected mark shipped and
 * every visitor kept the old one for a day. `scripts/sync-mark.mjs` derives the
 * hash from each file in `prebuild`, so it cannot be forgotten the way a
 * hand-bumped constant is, and an icon nobody edited keeps its URL and stays
 * cached. Unstamped if the file is unknown to the map: a bare path is the
 * behaviour we already had, and it beats requesting `?v=undefined`.
 */
const stamp = (path: keyof typeof mark.icons | string): string => {
  const hash = (mark.icons as Record<string, string>)[path]
  return hash ? `${path}?v=${hash}` : path
}

const SITE_TITLE = 'Hanzo — the AI operating system for business'
const SITE_DESCRIPTION = "The AI operating system for business: chat, Dev, Studio, agents and one API on every model. Building business software since 2014. Techstars '17. Start free."

/** The one line the company says about itself, everywhere it is described. */
const POSITIONING = "The AI operating system for business. Building business software since 2014. Techstars '17."

export const metadata: Metadata = {
  metadataBase: new URL('https://hanzo.ai'),
  title: SITE_TITLE,
  description: SITE_DESCRIPTION,
  // Full modern favicon set from the canonical Hanzo mark (public/favicon.*).
  // Single source of truth — there is no app/icon.* convention file.
  // THE SVG LEADS, AND THE .ico CARRIES NO `sizes`. `sizes="any"` is not a hint
  // that a raster fits every box — it makes the .ico the browser's PREFERRED
  // candidate, outranking a typed SVG whatever the order, so the vector never
  // drew and the tab showed whatever that 5 KB raster was baked from. hanzoai/id
  // hit the identical bug: it swapped the SVG per brand and the swap was
  // invisible for the same reason.
  //
  // Unqualified, the .ico is what a browser with no SVG support falls back to,
  // which is the job it should have had all along.
  icons: {
    icon: [
      { url: stamp('/favicon.svg'), type: 'image/svg+xml' },
      { url: stamp('/favicon-32x32.png'), type: 'image/png', sizes: '32x32' },
      { url: stamp('/favicon-16x16.png'), type: 'image/png', sizes: '16x16' },
      { url: stamp('/favicon.ico') },
    ],
    apple: [{ url: stamp('/apple-touch-icon.png'), sizes: '180x180', type: 'image/png' }],
  },
  manifest: '/site.webmanifest',
  openGraph: {
    title: SITE_TITLE,
    description: SITE_DESCRIPTION,
    url: 'https://hanzo.ai',
    siteName: 'Hanzo AI',
    type: 'website',
    images: ogImages(SITE_TITLE),
  },
  twitter: {
    card: 'summary_large_image',
    title: SITE_TITLE,
    description: SITE_DESCRIPTION,
    images: twitterImages,
  },
}

const JSON_LD = {
  '@context': 'https://schema.org',
  '@graph': [
    {
      '@type': 'Organization',
      '@id': 'https://hanzo.ai/#organization',
      name: 'Hanzo AI',
      // The name before the 2016 rebrand.
      alternateName: 'Crowdstart',
      url: 'https://hanzo.ai',
      // The favicon is 16 and 32 pixels and SVG; a logo entity wants a raster
      // square well past Google's 112-pixel floor, and brand/hanzo-logo.png is
      // 696x696.
      logo: {
        '@type': 'ImageObject',
        url: 'https://hanzo.ai/brand/hanzo-logo.png',
        width: 696,
        height: 696,
      },
      // Stated on /about: started in 2014 (the commerce platform's first commit is
      // 2014-09-29), through Techstars '17.
      foundingDate: '2014',
      funder: { '@type': 'Organization', name: 'Techstars', sameAs: 'https://www.techstars.com' },
      // The two people /about names, with the links /about gives them, and nothing more.
      founder: [
        {
          '@type': 'Person',
          name: 'Antje Worring',
          jobTitle: 'CEO',
          sameAs: ['https://www.linkedin.com/in/antje-worring/', 'https://github.com/zooqueen'],
        },
        {
          '@type': 'Person',
          name: 'Zach Kelling',
          jobTitle: 'CTO',
          sameAs: ['https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeekay/', 'https://github.com/zeekay'],
        },
      ],
      // Third-party pages that describe the company, dated.
      subjectOf: [
        { '@type': 'NewsArticle', headline: "Hanzo Joins Techstars '17", datePublished: '2017-06-08', url: 'https://hanzo.blog/2017-06-08-techstars-17/' },
        {
          '@type': 'NewsArticle',
          headline: 'Techstars Spotlight: Hanzo’s e-commerce tools designed to make you money',
          datePublished: '2017-10-10',
          publisher: { '@type': 'Organization', name: 'Startland News' },
          url: 'https://startlandnews.com/2017/10/techstars-spotlight-hanzos-e-commerce-tools-designed-to-make-you-money/',
        },
      ],
      sameAs: [
        'https://github.com/hanzoai',
        'https://x.com/hanzoai',
        'https://discord.gg/XthHQQj',
        'https://linkedin.com/company/hanzo-ai',
        'https://facebook.com/hanzoinc',
        'https://bsky.app/profile/hanzoai.bsky.social',
        'https://www.reddit.com/r/HanzoAI/',
        'https://www.tiktok.com/@hanzoinc',
        'https://www.instagram.com/hanzoinc',
        'https://hanzo.help',
        'https://hanzo.community',
        'https://docs.hanzo.ai',
        'https://hanzo.id',
        'https://platform.hanzo.ai',
        'https://status.hanzo.ai',
        'https://hanzoskills.com',
      ],
      slogan: 'The AI operating system for business',
      description: POSITIONING,
      // The addresses /contact and /contact-sales print. A machine asked where to
      // reach a company should not have to find the page first.
      contactPoint: [
        {
          '@type': 'ContactPoint',
          contactType: 'customer support',
          email: '[email protected]',
          url: 'https://hanzo.ai/contact',
        },
        {
          '@type': 'ContactPoint',
          contactType: 'sales',
          email: '[email protected]',
          url: 'https://hanzo.ai/contact-sales',
        },
        {
          '@type': 'ContactPoint',
          contactType: 'security',
          email: '[email protected]',
          url: 'https://hanzo.ai/.well-known/security.txt',
        },
        { '@type': 'ContactPoint', contactType: 'investor relations', email: '[email protected]', url: 'https://hanzo.ai/investors' },
        { '@type': 'ContactPoint', contactType: 'sales', url: 'https://cal.com/hanzo' },
      ],
    },
    {
      '@type': 'WebSite',
      '@id': 'https://hanzo.ai/#website',
      url: 'https://hanzo.ai',
      name: 'Hanzo AI',
      description: SITE_DESCRIPTION,
      publisher: {
        '@id': 'https://hanzo.ai/#organization',
      },
      // No SearchAction: /search is the Hanzo Search product page and reads no
      // query, so a search box pointing there would answer every query the same.
    },
    {
      '@type': 'SoftwareApplication',
      '@id': 'https://hanzo.ai/#platform',
      name: 'Hanzo',
      applicationCategory: 'BusinessApplication',
      operatingSystem: 'Web, macOS, Windows, Linux',
      url: 'https://hanzo.ai',
      publisher: { '@id': 'https://hanzo.ai/#organization' },
      // The Free plan as GET /v1/billing/plans states it; /pricing reads the rest live.
      offers: {
        '@type': 'Offer',
        name: 'Free',
        price: '0',
        priceCurrency: 'USD',
        url: 'https://hanzo.ai/pricing',
        description: '50 free requests every day on Enso Free and Zen Free, per person. No card.',
      },
      description: 'The AI operating system for business: Chat, Dev, Studio, Tabs, Bot and one API at api.hanzo.ai for every model, Kai decisions and agents, with one key.',
    },
    // The API as schema.org's WebAPI (pending vocabulary). `documentation` is the
    // agent manifest: sign in with a wallet, mint a key, call, top up in USDC.
    {
      '@type': 'WebAPI',
      '@id': 'https://hanzo.ai/#api',
      name: 'Hanzo API',
      url: 'https://api.hanzo.ai/v1',
      documentation: 'https://hanzoskills.com/hanzo.md',
      provider: { '@id': 'https://hanzo.ai/#organization' },
      description: 'One API for every model, Kai decisions and agents. An agent with a wallet signs up, mints a key and tops up in USDC with no human.',
    },
  ],
}

export default function RootLayout({
  children,
}: {
  children: React.ReactNode
}) {
  // No font loader. Zen is ours, so @hanzo/design ships the two variable woff2
  // files and declares the @font-face itself — this layout imports
  // `tokens/fonts.css` and the faces are loaded and named at :root with nothing
  // to bind. next/font/google could only ever serve a Google-hosted family, and
  // reaching for it here meant a per-build family name that every package
  // stylesheet had to be taught.
  return (
    // `t_dark` is here for the same reason the inline ground rule below is: the
    // gui sheet scopes EVERY token to `:root.t_dark` / `:root.t_light`, and
    // nothing wore either until hydration — so the first paint had no
    // `--borderColor` at all and every gui border fell back to `currentColor`,
    // i.e. a solid white box round the composer, the search field and every
    // input on the page. Dark is only the server's guess; the appearance script
    // in the head paints the reader's choice, else the device's scheme, before
    // the first frame.
    <html lang="en" data-brand="hanzo" suppressHydrationWarning className="t_dark">
      {/* IN THE HEAD, and that is the whole point of it. This is the ground
          before any stylesheet — dev serves CSS through JavaScript and prod can
          race it — and it used to be the first node of the BODY, which is one
          node too late: a browser paints as soon as it has a body to paint, so
          the reader got a frame of default WHITE and then the site. Parsed in
          the head, there is no such frame. The real theme takes over the moment
          the package sheets above land. */}
      <head>
        {/* The reader's language and its direction on <html lang dir> before the
            first paint (@hanzo/i18n): what this browser last showed, else the
            browser's languages. An Arabic page opens right to left instead of
            turning once the bundle runs; the words follow when its catalog loads. */}
        <script dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: language.bootScript() }} />
        {/* One slash at the front of the address, and a page from before a deploy
            reloaded once when a chunk it names is gone (lib/head.ts). */}
        <script dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: ONE_SLASH }} />
        {/* The reader's theme, type, spacing, corners and accent as the last
            visit painted them (@hanzo/appearance), before the first frame and
            in both vocabularies the sheets key on: design's `light`, gui's
            `t_light`. A device that has never chosen gets its own scheme
            (`system`: prefers-color-scheme, followed as it changes). */}
        <script dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: bootScript({ base: INSTALL }) }} />
        <script dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: STALE }} />
        {/* A shared chat's token out of the address, before anything reads the
            address: the tags below and every module after them see the page
            with no fragment (lib/share.ts `SEAL`). */}
        <script dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: SEAL }} />
        <script
          dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{
            __html: `if(typeof window!=='undefined'&&(window.__TAURI__||window.__TAURI_INTERNALS__)){document.documentElement.setAttribute('data-desktop','true')}`,
          }}
        />
        {/* gui's stylesheet is injected into this head while its module
            evaluates — BEFORE hydration — so on the client it holds the slot
            the server wrote this rule into, and React reports the two as one
            element that changed. It is not ours to reorder: the injection
            belongs to the library. Saying so here is what stops React trying to
            reconcile a tag it did not render. */}
        {/* `body` carries the INK here and no ground, which is not a tidy-up:
            html's background propagates to the canvas and is painted before
            every layer, negative ones included, while a background on `body` is
            an ordinary block-level background that paints after them. The
            second copy was therefore an opaque sheet over <DotMatrix/>. The
            touch field size (`FIELDS`) rides the same element. The black
            `--background` is the dark theme's alone (`:root:not(.light)`): a
            bare `:root` rule lands after design's `.light` and turns every
            `var(--background)` black in light, a filled action's ink among them.
            On a phone the app's menu stands behind the pane on that floor
            (`--pane-floor`), and the pane slides over it, raised; both are
            @hanzo/app' own (Drawer.tsx), so no rule here draws them.
            The account menu opens above the account row at the column's foot,
            so it is never taller than the window above that row: the row and
            its gutter take at most 80px of the foot, and the menu keeps the
            gutter or the device's inset clear at the top. What does not fit
            scrolls inside the menu. The rule names the menu's own panel
            (@hanzo/ui's `dropdown-menu-content`): there is no popper wrapper
            around it to size any more, and the panel's own `overflow: hidden`
            would cut the rows below the fold instead of scrolling them.
            The rooms' own phone sidebar (`[data-slot="workspace"]`, on /chat,
            /home and the other rooms) is a drawer over a scrim too, so below
            gui's desk breakpoint (768px) it stands on the same overlay rungs as
            the app's: over the cookie banner, which waits on the banner rung
            until it closes. The app's drawer (@hanzo/app Drawer.tsx) is the
            whole window while it is out — the menu behind, the pane raised over
            it — so the window, fixed on a phone, takes the modal rung for as
            long as the drawer is not shut; shut, it is the page again. */}
        <script
          id="detect-desktop"
          dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{
            __html: `(function(){
              try {
                if (typeof window !== 'undefined' && ((window.__TAURI__ || window.__TAURI_INTERNALS__))) {
                  document.documentElement.setAttribute('data-desktop', 'true');
                }
              } catch(e){}
            })();`,
          }}
        />
        <style
          suppressHydrationWarning
          dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{
            __html:
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