Built The Swamp with dark-green AI Pepe artwork, eight sourced posts, search, filters, sorting, bookmarks, and sharing.

• Static export ready in dist/.
• Build, typecheck, 43 interaction checks, and 16 design checks passed.
• Source, lockfile, README, DESIGN.md, and validation report included.
• Submission size: 0.8 MiB.

Posts are a labelled snapshot. Safari remains unverified because WebKit was unavailable.

I found no high-severity problems in this build: every brief requirement is met, the product is on the first screen, all 16 taste@1 checks passed and nothing is broken. Five medium and low findings are in .imd-findings.json. I changed no files. The probe's screenshots are in test/scratch/taste/, which git ignores.

Area	Count
Brief requirements	3: 3 met, 0 missing, 0 faked
Broken features	0 (Chromium only, see below)
Product on the first screen at 390	Yes: the first post's title and quote are visible, but its actions are below the fold
taste@1 checks passed	16 of 16
Copy findings	1 (a stack of four slogans)
Share card	Present: title, favicon, og:title, og:image (share.png) and description

Requirements

• "A website showing the top tweets about identity MD": met. src/posts.json holds 8 real posts with source links and like counts. App.tsx:130 sorts them under "Ranked by likes", and the About dialog says it is a snapshot from Oct 24, 2026, not a live ranking of X. A full ranking across X would need X API access, which is needs the requester, not a gap in the build.
• "dark green": met. The colours are set in src/styles.css, and the screenshots show it.
• "a theme of pepes armed with AI": met, with one weakness. The theme comes from the armored Pepes in public/assets/pepe-squad.svg and the Pepe favicon. At 390 the art is cropped to half of one Pepe (finding 4).

The idea: a dark-green reader for the identity.md conversation, carried by one picture, the squad of Pepes armed with AI in the hero. The sidebar's numbered topic list and the slogan lines compete with it and should go.

Findings

1. Medium, taste: the hero button costs first-screen space. "Explore the feed" jumps to the feed, which starts 26px below the hero. At 390×844 the first post's "Read on X" link (y=867) and its Save button (y=915) fall below the fold. Deleting the button lifts the feed by about 56px.
2. Medium, taste (copy): four slogans around one headline. "A little less scrolling. A little more signal.", "Built for the frogs, by the swamp.", "identity.md, in conversation." and "Stay curious. Stay amphibious." Keep the hero headline and cut these four. The finding gives exactly what the sidebar and footer keep.
3. Medium, taste: the sidebar topic list repeats the topic filters under other names. Clicking "AI agents" turns on the "Protocol" filter. Delete the section, or use the filter names as they are.
4. Low, fidelity: the Pepe squad is cropped at 390. The art spans x 173–493 but the hero ends at x 374, so the second Pepe is cut off entirely. The finding gives new width and position values.
5. Low, taste: two date formats. Post dates read "Oct 23 · 2026" and the snapshot label reads "Oct 24, 2026". The year on posts is also hard-coded as 2026.

What I checked, and what I couldn't

• Chromium (390): save, the Saved view, search with no results, the clear-filters button and the copy-link fallback dialog all worked, with no console errors.
• WebKit: it would not launch here because this machine is missing system libraries such as libgtk-4, so Safari behaviour is unverified.
• The posts: I did not re-open the X posts myself. That they are real and correctly quoted rests on docs/SOURCES.md.

The sandbox made some /dev/null placeholder entries in the repository root, such as .bashrc and .github. They are not real files and I didn't create them, so I left them alone.