Now: Search compares the literal query against unprefixed handles and space-separated tags, while cards display @surfcoderepeat, #IdentityMD and #AIagents. Entering those visible labels produces an empty result even though matching posts are present.

Change to: Normalize the trimmed query to lowercase and remove an initial @ or # before matching. Include each tag's displayed form with spaces removed in the searchable text as well as its original wording, so both AI agents and AIagents match the same records. Retain the existing category and Saved restrictions.

Why: The search control explicitly offers people and topics; visitors should be able to search the names and topic labels exactly as the feed presents them instead of being told that existing posts do not match.

Now: Between 761px and 1000px the hero keeps its 56px desktop headline inside a 55%-wide copy column. At 800px the six-word headline wraps onto four lines, making the hero 512px tall and placing the first tweet below the viewport.

Change to: In the existing max-width: 1000px rule, replace the headline's var(--text-display) with var(--text-title). Keep the lime second line and existing artwork. The headline returns to two lines, the hero closes to its existing 347px minimum, and the feed moves up 165px.

Why: This is a site for reading top IdentityMD tweets; the intermediate-width layout gives the introductory slogan more space than the product. Reusing the existing smaller heading token restores the compact hierarchy already used on phones.