Promote agentic pair programming with moshcode - #101
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Promote agentic pair programming as a practical PairUX use case. The homepage now links to a dedicated walkthrough showing how teammates share a live moshcode session, use read/writer roles, and review the terminal and running app together in PairUX.
The page explains moshcode terminal permissions and PairUX's host-approved remote control, includes a contractor-onboarding example, and links to app.moshcode.sh and the PairUX download page. It also has canonical metadata and a sitemap entry. A formatting-only cleanup of the existing OpenAccess descriptor fixes the repository's format check.
Validation: all repository pre-commit checks passed (lint, typecheck, format, 2,038 package tests, 34 script tests, and builds). Desktop and mobile browser checks passed for the homepage link, new page, canonical metadata, and layout, with no JavaScript errors.
The nonblocking dependency audit reports existing Next.js advisories and also fails on the unchanged master commit 45a7039. This change does not modify dependencies or the audit workflow.