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Analyzed from pathlib import path from pil import image,imageops source = Path("/mnt/data/a_clean_flat_presentation_graphic_infographic_pag.png") img = image.open(source).convert("RGB") output_root = Path("/mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images") output_root.mkdir(parents=true,exist_ok=true) # approximate panel bounds from the generated 1536x1024 board. panels ={ "bytecase-project.png": (28, 250, 752, 574), "safe-screens-weekly-project.png": (770, 250, 1508, 574), "hashimoire.png": (28, 619, 500, 909), "service-web-builds.png": (517, 619, 1009, 909), "honest-server.png": (1027, 619, 1508, 909),}target_size = (1200,630) for filename,box in panels.items(): crop = img.crop(box) fitted = imageops.fit( crop,target_size,method=image.Resampling.LANCZOS,centering=(0.5,0.5),) fitted.save(output_root / filename,format="PNG",optimize=true) print("Created:") for path in sorted(output_root.glob("*.png")): print(path) stdout/stderr created: /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images/bytecase-project.png /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images/hashimoire.png /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images/honest-server.png /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images/safe-screens-weekly-project.png /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images/service-web-builds.png analyzed from pathlib import path from pil import image,imageops source = Path("/mnt/data/a_clean_flat_presentation_graphic_infographic_pag.png") img = image.open(source).convert("RGB") output = Path("/mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images/bytecase-project.png") # exclude the generated bottom tagline that made an inappropriate court-readiness claim. crop = img.crop((28,250,752,548)) fitted = imageops.fit( crop,(1200,630),method=image.Resampling.LANCZOS,centering=(0.5,0.42),) fitted.save(output,format="PNG",optimize=true) print(output) stdout/stderr /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-project-images/bytecase-project.png the project images are separated into repository-ready png files at 1200 × 630. Place them at these exact paths: static/images/projects/bytecase/bytecase-project.png static/images/projects/safe-screens-weekly/safe-screens-weekly-project.png static/images/projects/service-business-web-builds/service-web-builds.png static/images/projects/honest-server/honest-server.png static/images/projects/hashimoire/hashimoire.png the bytecase crop specifically excludes the generated “ready for court” language because that would overstate what the software guarantees. After placing the files,restart hugo: c:\users\4n6\documents\github\hugo.exe server -d --disableFastRender --navigateToChanged bytecase and safe screens weekly should appear immediately because their project front matter already references those paths. Edit analyzed from pathlib import path from pil import image,imageops source = Path("/mnt/data/a_dark_tech_themed_promotional_graphic_split_into.png") img = image.open(source).convert("RGB") out = Path("/mnt/data/forensicsbyte-additional-project-images") out.mkdir(parents=true,exist_ok=true) # crop the two left-side project artwork panels from the generated board. panels ={ "forensics-usb-kit.png": (14, 18, 870, 491), "osint-automation-lab.png": (14, 530, 870, 1006),}for name,box in panels.items(): crop = img.crop(box) fitted = imageops.fit( crop,(1200,630),method=image.Resampling.LANCZOS,centering=(0.5,0.5),) fitted.save(out / name,format="PNG",optimize=true) print("Created:") for p in sorted(out.glob("*.png")): print(p) stdout/stderr created: /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-additional-project-images/forensics-usb-kit.png /mnt/data/forensicsbyte-additional-project-images/osint-automation-lab.png place at: static/images/projects/forensics-usb-kit/forensics-usb-kit.png place at: static/images/projects/osint-automation-lab/osint-automation-lab.png everything looks good except the services landing page doesn't match the .md you gave me for the page there isn't enough structure here image(124).png image(125).png on the about page the image is too big i think i want to rescope the resources page,i am thinking more about online tool locations like inv-network.org,lists of seminal books for examiners,sans free resources,external things that i endorse basically the second paragraph is scrunched left,also on the same docs page,i think we need to evaluate if we need the page at all,all the links just go to tools,it feels redundant,unless we can make it into something that provides value separate from just pointing to the tools page,maybe this could be where we go into the tools being run direct no install required,no internet required,what minimum specs are needed,etc... Pasted code(8).html file i want to keep the greater body of external resources and just incorporate the articles we wrote,here is how i tried to insert it lets look at a better way to index these,like a scrollable grid 3 wide orderd by written date,then have a hub page for them that has the categories users can click and go to another landing page with related articles? image(129).png image(130).png there doesn't seem to be any styling being applied to the guides landing pages worked for 1m 20s edit edit worked for 1m 20s edit can we get the image to match the colors and hero we chose originally and can you give me a list of 10 urls from the website to manually enter into google search console and ask it to index? i understand that isn't instant but it helps my pages get indexed faster edit worked for 1m 40s edit something doesn't render right just after the new inserted part pasted code(9).html file im still getting the wrong columns path the mobile menu pops out but is too spaced out and has no background,it should only cover partial bit kf the screen and i should still be able to slide the page up and down until i choose a menu option or close it image(134).png image(135).png image(136).png how do we get the form to look more like the forensicsbyte version? and does this look right for the route setup for the worker? image(137).png image(138).png pasted code.js javascript should i enable this option? image(140).png image(141).png image(142).png is this correct for turnstile? in testing the contact form on forensicsbyte.com it took me to the wrong thank youpage,it took me to the quote thank you form. i get this error on the byte-case contact form happens in private tab. playbook isn't rendering on tools page image(148).png image(149).png image(150).png the landing page looks great for playbook now,but the actual playbook page is bland and missing pieces on the creator page,i think safe screens weekly needs to be linked out to the site today 4:57 pm hometab.png librarytab1.png librarytab2.png workbenchtab.png DeviceTab(1).png GenerateTab(1).png InfoTab(1).png IntakeTab(1).png ProcessingTab(1).png ToolsTab(1).png attachementstab.png casetab.png evidencetab.png HandoffTab(1).png requestscopetab.png artifactstab.png CaseTab(1).png exporttab.png notestab.png starttab.png lets map out the screenshot additions today 6:05 pm screenshot 2026-07-25 165232(1).png screenshot 2026-07-25 165248.png screenshot 2026-07-25 165306.png dashboardtab.png entervalidationtab.png findtooltab.png validationresourcestab.png screenshot 2026-07-22 101159.png here are the final screenshots,including the hub local app. give me structured steps to implement the updates priority-handoff.png attachments.png evidence-items.png request-scope.png i have made the bytecase-website github repo public again so you can inspect it and give me exact updates to do. attached are the corrected screenshots as well i inspected the live repository. The good news is that the site is already structured well for this update: product metadata lives in data/products.yaml,generic product pages use one shared template,playbook has its own custom layout,and the tools landing page already contains the shared-case explanation we can replace with the stronger interactive workflow. The corrected intake screenshots are clean enough to publish. Implementation plan do this in four focused rounds. Do not try to build the product carousels and the full workflow animation in one pass. Round 1: add and organize the screenshots 1. Create these directories from the repository root: new-item -itemtype directory -force -path ` .\static\images\products\intake,` .\static\images\products\acquire,` .\static\images\products\verify,` .\static\images\products\notes,` .\static\images\products\validate,` .\static\images\products\playbook,` .\static\images\products\hub 2. Copy the final images using these names intake static/images/products/intake/ ├── case-investigator.png ├── evidence-items.png ├── attachments.png ├── request-scope.png └── priority-handoff.png use the newly corrected files for: evidence-items.png attachments.png request-scope.png priority-handoff.png use the previously captured clean case tab for: case-investigator.png acquire static/images/products/acquire/ ├── general-information.png ├── evidence-intake.png ├── devices.png ├── tools.png ├── processing-output.png └── review-generate.png verify for now: static/images/products/verify/ └── hash-results.png later add: case-details.png load-manifest.png verify-manifest.png compare-manifests.png review-export.png notes static/images/products/notes/ ├── start.png ├── case-information.png ├── narrative-notes.png ├── artifact-index.png └── review-export.png validate static/images/products/validate/ ├── dashboard.png ├── enter-validation.png ├── find-tool.png └── validation-resources.png playbook the application title is currently bytecase playbooks,so i would use playbook for the website directory but retain the visible product name until we formally decide whether the product should be singular or plural. static/images/products/playbook/ ├── home.png ├── guide.png ├── search.png └── session-export.png hub static/images/products/hub/ ├── case-list.png ├── active-case.png └── reports.png 3. Do not create webp copies yet for this first implementation,use the png files directly. These screenshots contain small interface text. We should confirm how they render in the actual page before compressing them. After the carousel works,we can run a dedicated image-optimization round. 4. Confirm the image paths run: get-childitem .\static\images\products -recurse then: hugo server -d manually test one path: http://localhost:1313/images/products/intake/request-scope.png do not proceed until the image opens directly. Round 2: build the reusable product carousel the current generic product page is: layouts/_default/single.html it already renders the hero,overview,features,audiences,workflow,boundaries,and status. The correct location for the carousel is after the overview section and before capabilities. That means inserting it after the section ending at line 41 and before the feature block beginning at line 43. 1. Add the carousel data to product markdown files use page front matter rather than adding screenshots to products.yaml. 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92px);width:auto;height:auto;object-fit:contain;box-shadow:0 30px 100px rgba(0,0,0,.5)}body.has-product-carousel-lightbox{overflow:hidden}@media(max-width:900px){.product-interface-heading{align-items:start}.product-carousel__caption{grid-template-columns:1fr}}@media(max-width:680px){.product-interface-section .section-head{display:block}.product-interface-heading>p{margin-top:14px}.product-carousel{margin-top:25px}.product-carousel__tab{min-height:40px;padding:9px 13px}.product-carousel__image-button{border-radius:12px}.product-carousel__caption{gap:12px}.product-carousel__description,.product-carousel__why{padding:18px}.product-carousel__expand-label{display:none}.product-carousel-lightbox{padding:10px}}@media(prefers-reduced-motion:reduce){.product-carousel__tab,.product-carousel__control,.product-carousel__expand-label{transition:none}}''' files["static/js/product-screenshot-carousel.js"] = r'''(() => { "use strict"; const carousels = document.querySelectorAll("[data-product-carousel]"); if (!carousels.length){return}const lightbox = document.createElement("div"); lightbox.className = "product-carousel-lightbox"; lightbox.hidden = true; lightbox.setAttribute("role","dialog"); lightbox.setAttribute("aria-modal","true"); lightbox.setAttribute("aria-label","Expanded application screenshot"); lightbox.innerHTML = `
`; document.body.appendChild(lightbox); const lightboximage = lightbox.querySelector(".product-carousel-lightbox__image"); const lightboxclose = lightbox.querySelector(".product-carousel-lightbox__close"); let lightboxtrigger = null; const closelightbox = () =>{if (lightbox.hidden) { return; } lightbox.hidden = true;lightboximage.removeAttribute("src");lightboximage.alt = "";document.body.classList.remove("has-product-carousel-lightbox");if (lightboxTrigger) { lightboxTrigger.focus(); lightboxTrigger = null; }}; const openlightbox = (button) =>{const image = button.querySelector("img");if (!image || !image.currentSrc) { return; } lightboxTrigger = button;lightboximage.src = image.currentSrc;lightboximage.alt = image.alt;lightbox.hidden = false;document.body.classList.add("has-product-carousel-lightbox");lightboxclose.focus()}; lightboxclose.addEventListener("click",closelightbox); lightbox.addEventListener("click",(event) =>{ if (event.target === lightbox || event.target.classList.contains("product-carousel-lightbox__image-wrap")) { closeLightbox(); } }); document.addEventListener("keydown",(event) =>{ if (!lightbox.hidden) { if (event.key === "Escape") { event.preventDefault(); closeLightbox(); } if (event.key === "Tab") { event.preventDefault(); lightboxClose.focus(); } } }); carousels.forEach((carousel) =>{ const tabs = array.from(carousel.querySelectorAll("[data-carousel-index]")); const slides = array.from(carousel.querySelectorAll("[data-carousel-slide]")); const previousbutton = carousel.querySelector("[data-carousel-previous]"); const nextbutton = carousel.querySelector("[data-carousel-next]"); const expandbuttons = carousel.querySelectorAll("[data-carousel-expand]"); if (!tabs.length || tabs.length !== slides.length) { return; } let currentindex = 0; let touchstartx = null; const showslide = (nextindex,focustab = false) =>{ const normalizedindex = (nextindex+tabs.length) % tabs.length; currentindex = normalizedindex; tabs.forEach((tab,index) =>{ const active = index === normalizedindex; tab.classList.toggle("is-active",active); tab.setAttribute("aria-selected",String(active)); tab.tabIndex = active ? 0 : -1; }); slides.forEach((slide,index) =>{ const active = index === normalizedindex; slide.classList.toggle("is-active",active); slide.hidden = !active; }); if (focustab) { tabs[normalizedIndex].focus(); } }; tabs.forEach((tab,index) =>{ tab.addEventListener("click",() =>{ showSlide(index); }); tab.addEventListener("keydown",(event) =>{ let nextindex = null; if (event.key === "ArrowRight") { nextindex = index+1; } else if (event.key === "ArrowLeft") { nextindex = index - 1; } else if (event.key === "Home") { nextindex = 0; } else if (event.key === "End") { nextindex = tabs.length - 1; } if (nextindex !== null) { event.preventDefault(); showSlide(nextIndex,true); } }); }); previousbutton?.addEventListener("click",() =>{ showSlide(currentindex - 1); }); nextbutton?.addEventListener("click",() =>{ showSlide(currentindex+1); }); expandbuttons.forEach((button) =>{ button.addEventListener("click",() =>{ openLightbox(button); }); }); carousel.addEventListener( "touchstart",(event) =>{ touchstartx = event.changedTouches[0]?.clientX ?? null; },{ passive: true } ); carousel.addEventListener( "touchend",(event) =>{ if (touchstartx === null) { return; } const touchendx = event.changedTouches[0]?.clientX ?? touchstartx; const distance = touchendx - touchstartx; touchstartx = null; if (math.abs(distance) < 55) { return; } showSlide(distance>0 ? currentindex - 1 : currentindex+1); },{ passive: true } ); });})(); ''' # full content files. files["content/tools/intake.md"] = r'''--- title: "ByteCase Intake" description: "Build complete, consistent digital forensics requests before evidence reaches the lab." seo_title: "Digital Forensics Request Builder | ByteCase Intake" seo_description: "ByteCase Intake v0.9.0 creates structured forensic requests covering case details, authority, scope, devices, attachments, urgency, and examiner handoff." product: true kicker: "Digital Forensics Request Builder" status: "Pre-release ready" repository: "https://github.com/mike-C-mike/bytecase-intake" accent: "Request clarity before technical work begins" summary: "ByteCase Intake turns incomplete emails, improvised forms, submitted items, and attachments into a structured, reviewable examiner request package." problem: "Digital forensic work often begins with missing authority, vague goals, incomplete device details, undocumented attachments, or unclear handoff expectations." features: - title: "Guided request building" text: "Collect case identifiers, requester details, authority, devices, requested examinations, urgency, and delivery requirements." - title: "Submitted-item documentation" text: "Record devices, peripherals, attachments, physical item photographs, and handoff details." - title: "Review before export" text: "Check required information and resolve validation warnings before generating the request package." - title: "Portable case records" text: "Generate TXT, DOCX, and JSON material inside the shared ByteCase case-folder structure." deliverables: - "Structured digital forensics request record" - "Case and requester summary" - "Device, peripheral, attachment, and photograph inventory" - "Authority, scope, urgency, and handoff notes" - "TXT, DOCX, and JSON exports" workflow: - title: "Identify the request" text: "Record the case number, requester, contact, and deadlines." - title: "Define authority and scope" text: "Document the authority presented and requested examination areas." - title: "Describe submitted items" text: "Capture devices, peripherals, condition, access information, attachments, and photographs." - title: "Review and generate" text: "Resolve missing information and create the saved request package." limitations: - "ByteCase Intake does not determine whether legal authority is sufficient." - "Agency approval, evidence-intake, and prioritization procedures remain outside the application." - "The v0.9.0 build is not yet presented as a signed public Windows release." roadmap: - "Publish the first signed Windows pre-release" - "Collect requester and examiner feedback" - "Refine configurable agency fields" - "Prepare future Hub interoperability" version: "0.9.0" release_stage: "Pre-release ready" screenshots: - id: case label: case title: start the request image: /images/products/intake/case-investigator.png alt: bytecase intake case and investigator workspace showing case identifiers and submitting investigator fields description:>capture the case number,incident type,submitting agency,investigator,contact information,and supervisor details. why_it_matters:>this creates the case identity record that compatible bytecase modules can reuse later. - id: evidence label: evidence title: identify submitted evidence image: /images/products/intake/evidence-items.png alt: bytecase intake evidence items workspace showing the submitted evidence inventory description:>register submitted devices,media,or digital returns with evidence numbers,descriptions,key details,photographs,peripherals,and condition. why_it_matters:>bytecase acquire can use the submitted-item inventory as the starting point for more detailed acquisition documentation. - id: attachments label: attachments title: index supporting documents image: /images/products/intake/attachments.png alt: bytecase intake attachments workspace showing the supporting-document index description:>associate warrants,consent forms,scope memoranda,screenshots,prior reports,and other supporting documents with the request. why_it_matters:>authority and scope material remains connected to the original request rather than scattered across unrelated locations. - id: scope label: scope title: define the requested work image: /images/products/intake/request-scope.png alt: bytecase intake request and scope workspace showing authority references,requested forensic actions,and scope limitations description:>record authority references,requested forensic actions,authorized data categories,limitations,and the investigative objective. why_it_matters:>the examiner receives a clearer request and a documented record of the work that was requested and bounded. - id: handoff label: handoff title: document priority and handoff image: /images/products/intake/priority-handoff.png alt: bytecase intake priority and handoff workspace showing urgency and submission details description:>record urgency,requested deadlines,submission details,transfer method,packaging,condition,receipt information,and handoff notes. why_it_matters:>operational priority and submission context travel with the request without replacing official evidence-management records. --- ## Start with a request the lab can act on bytecase intake creates a better starting record for examiner review without attempting to replace that review. ## Current release status **bytecase intake v0.9.0 is prepared for its first pre-release cycle.** Signed windows publication is pending azure artifact signing certificate verification. ''' files["content/tools/acquire.md"] = r'''--- title: "ByteCase Acquire" description: "Create consistent acquisition documentation and case-ready records for digital evidence collection." seo_title: "Digital Forensics Acquisition Documentation | ByteCase Acquire" seo_description: "ByteCase Acquire v0.9.0 creates structured acquisition packets with multiple devices, tools, methods, outputs, hashes, exceptions, and case-ready exports." product: true kicker: "Acquisition Packet Generator" status: "Pre-release ready" repository: "https://github.com/mike-C-mike/bytecase-acquire" accent: "Make the acquisition record part of the acquisition" summary: "ByteCase Acquire creates a structured acquisition packet covering devices, sources, methods, tools, destinations, timestamps, integrity information, outputs, and exceptions." problem: "Acquisition records are frequently reconstructed from handwritten notes, screenshots, tool logs, tracking sheets, and repeatedly edited templates." features: - title: "Multiple devices and tools" text: "Document multiple devices, acquisition tools, versions, methods, destinations, and outputs." - title: "Structured acquisition details" text: "Capture interfaces, write protection, timestamps, hashes, storage totals, errors, and deviations." - title: "Review and configurable defaults" text: "Use saved settings, report branding, validation warnings, and review-before-export." - title: "Multiple export formats" text: "Generate TXT, JSON, DOCX, and XLSX documentation." deliverables: - "Acquisition summary" - "Device, method, destination, and tool records" - "Timestamps, hashes, observations, and exceptions" - "TXT, JSON, DOCX, and XLSX outputs" workflow: - title: "Describe the evidence" text: "Record submitted devices, identifiers, condition, and case association." - title: "Document the method" text: "Identify acquisition types, connection paths, write protection, tools, and versions." - title: "Record results" text: "Capture destinations, timestamps, outputs, hashes, errors, and deviations." - title: "Review and generate" text: "Validate and save the acquisition records." limitations: - "ByteCase Acquire documents an acquisition; it does not perform the acquisition." - "The examiner remains responsible for validating tools and following agency procedures." - "The v0.9.0 build is not yet presented as a signed public Windows release." roadmap: - "Publish the first signed Windows pre-release" - "Collect examiner testing feedback" - "Refine templates and packet formatting" - "Prepare Verify and Hub interoperability" version: "0.9.0" release_stage: "Pre-release ready" screenshots: - id: case label: case title: identify the case image: /images/products/acquire/general-information.png alt: bytecase acquire general information tab showing case identifiers,subject information,personnel,and dates description:>record case identifiers,incident details,personnel,subjects,and processing dates that anchor the acquisition packet. why_it_matters:>core case information can be reused from bytecase intake instead of being manually re-entered across compatible records. - id: intake label: intake title: document evidence intake image: /images/products/acquire/evidence-intake.png alt: bytecase acquire intake tab showing evidence receipt,storage,checkout,and return details description:>record the submitting organization,receiving person,evidence item number,storage location,and checkout or return details. why_it_matters:>acquisition documentation remains connected to the item received for examination. - id: devices label: devices title: build the device inventory image: /images/products/acquire/devices.png alt: bytecase acquire device tab showing identifiers,storage,encryption,condition,location,and photographs description:>add devices and media with identifiers,storage details,encryption state,condition,location,and optional photographs. why_it_matters:>each acquisition stays tied to a clearly described source item instead of a generic output folder. - id: tools label: tools title: record tools and versions image: /images/products/acquire/tools.png alt: bytecase acquire tools tab showing forensic tool and version records description:>document the tools used during acquisition,extraction,imaging,decryption,or output generation. why_it_matters:>tool history remains part of the acquisition record for later reporting,review,and validation reference. - id: processing label: processing title: document processing and outputs image: /images/products/acquire/processing-output.png alt: bytecase acquire processing and output tab showing examination dates,narrative,outputs,summary,and notes description:>record examination dates,processing type,status,acquisition narrative,generated outputs,summary information,and notes. why_it_matters:>the packet captures what was done,what was produced,and where the resulting material was stored. - id: generate label: generate title: review before export image: /images/products/acquire/review-generate.png alt: bytecase acquire generate tab showing packet review and export actions description:>review the completed packet before generating structured records,tracking material,and human-readable outputs. why_it_matters:>missing or inconsistent information can be identified before the acquisition packet is written to the case folder. --- ## Make the acquisition record part of the acquisition bytecase acquire makes acquisition documentation an intentional part of the workflow instead of an after-the-fact reconstruction. ## Current release status **bytecase acquire v0.9.0 is prepared for its first pre-release cycle.** Signed windows publication is pending azure artifact signing certificate verification. ''' files["content/tools/verify.md"] = r'''--- title: "ByteCase Verify" description: "Create saved hash manifests, rehash evidence later, compare results, and generate integrity verification records." seo_title: "Forensic Hash Manifest and File Verification Tool | ByteCase Verify" seo_description: "ByteCase Verify v0.9.1 creates saved MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256 manifests, verifies them later, compares manifests, and exports readable integrity records." product: true featured: true kicker: "Hash Manifest and Verification Tool" status: "Pre-release ready" repository: "https://github.com/mike-C-mike/bytecase-verify" accent: "Integrity that can be checked again" summary: "ByteCase Verify creates persistent hash manifests that can be reopened, verified, compared, and preserved as readable integrity records." problem: "A one-time hash displayed on screen becomes difficult to reproduce once the window is closed or the case returns months later." features: - title: "Multiple hash algorithms" text: "Generate MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256 values for files or recursive folders." - title: "Saved JSON manifests" text: "Preserve paths, values, timestamps, case context, and manifest metadata." - title: "Verification and comparison" text: "Verify a saved manifest against current files or compare two manifests." - title: "Readable exports" text: "Generate TXT, CSV, DOCX, and XLSX records." deliverables: - "Original JSON hash manifest" - "File inventory and calculation metadata" - "Verification or comparison results" - "TXT, CSV, DOCX, and XLSX integrity records" workflow: - title: "Select the material" text: "Choose a file or folder and enter case information." - title: "Create the manifest" text: "Hash the material and save paths, values, and metadata." - title: "Preserve with the case" text: "Store the manifest and readable export in the Verify folder." - title: "Verify again" text: "Reopen the manifest, rehash current material, or compare manifests." limitations: - "A matching hash does not by itself establish authenticity, lawful handling, or a complete chain of custody." - "Moved or renamed files may require path reconciliation." - "The v0.9.1 build is not yet presented as a signed public Windows release." roadmap: - "Publish the first signed Windows pre-release" - "Collect examiner testing feedback" - "Improve large-directory progress and path remapping" - "Prepare future Hub integrity history" version: "0.9.1" release_stage: "Pre-release ready" screenshots: - id: results label: hash results title: hash files and preserve the results image: /images/products/verify/hash-results.png alt: bytecase verify workspace showing selected files,hashing progress,and completed hash results description:>select files or folders,calculate configured hashes,review progress,and preserve the resulting values in a structured manifest. why_it_matters:>bytecase verify is designed around a durable case record rather than a hash value that disappears when the window closes. --- ## Hashes should remain useful after the first calculation bytecase verify is designed around a repeatable integrity workflow rather than a disposable result. ## Current release status **bytecase verify v0.9.1 is prepared for its first pre-release cycle.** Signed windows publication is pending azure artifact signing certificate verification. ''' files["content/tools/notes.md"] = r'''--- title: "ByteCase Notes" description: "Create structured, case-linked examiner notes while the examination is still in context." seo_title: "Digital Forensics Examiner Notes Software | ByteCase Notes" seo_description: "ByteCase Notes v0.9.0 creates structured examiner records for actions, observations, questions, timestamps, sources, artifacts, attachments, and report-supporting facts." product: true kicker: "Structured Examiner Notes Workspace" status: "Pre-release ready" repository: "https://github.com/mike-C-mike/bytecase-notes" accent: "Capture the record while the work is in context" summary: "ByteCase Notes records actions, observations, questions, timestamps, sources, artifact references, attachments, and report-supporting facts." problem: "Examiner notes often become fragmented across text files, Word documents, screenshots, handwritten records, and memory." features: - title: "Time-ordered examiner record" text: "Create timestamped entries and preserve a chronological record." - title: "Artifact and source references" text: "Assign artifact IDs, validate references, and connect files, tools, and screenshots." - title: "Continuity across sessions" text: "Save and reopen the JSON workspace later." - title: "Report-supporting output" text: "Generate TXT or DOCX output with supporting images where applicable." deliverables: - "Chronological examiner activity log" - "Structured notes and artifact references" - "JSON workspace continuity record" - "TXT and DOCX exports" workflow: - title: "Open or create the case record" text: "Start from the case identifier and evidence source." - title: "Capture the work" text: "Record actions and observations while the work remains in context." - title: "Classify and connect" text: "Assign note type, artifact ID, source, screenshot, or attachment." - title: "Review and export" text: "Return to the workspace during examination, review, or reporting." limitations: - "ByteCase Notes does not parse evidence or determine artifact meaning." - "It does not replace source-data review, reporting requirements, or examiner judgment." - "The v0.9.0 build is not yet presented as a signed public Windows release." roadmap: - "Publish the first signed Windows pre-release" - "Collect examiner testing feedback" - "Refine artifact, attachment, and export behavior" - "Prepare future Hub interoperability" version: "0.9.0" release_stage: "Pre-release ready" screenshots: - id: start label: start title: follow the notes workflow image: /images/products/notes/start.png alt: bytecase notes start tab showing the four-step notes workflow and quick actions description:>move through case information,narrative notes,artifact references,and export from a guided starting workspace. why_it_matters:>the structure supports consistent documentation without forcing the examiner into a rigid investigative method. - id: case label: case title: connect notes to the case image: /images/products/notes/case-information.png alt: bytecase notes case tab showing case identifiers,examiner,reviewer,source description,and examination phase description:>record case identifiers,examiner,reviewer,source description,and examination phase for use throughout the notes packet. why_it_matters:>compatible intake and acquire records can provide this context instead of requiring repeated manual entry. - id: notes label: notes title: write the examination narrative image: /images/products/notes/narrative-notes.png alt: bytecase notes narrative tab showing the examiner notes workspace and artifact reference controls description:>record examiner observations while inserting structured references to artifacts as they are identified. why_it_matters:>narrative context and supporting artifacts remain connected instead of being maintained in separate documents. - id: artifacts label: artifacts title: build a reusable artifact index image: /images/products/notes/artifact-index.png alt: bytecase notes artifact index showing identifiers,titles,categories,source items,tools,locations,and supporting files description:>register artifacts with unique references,categories,source items,locations,tools,and supporting files. why_it_matters:>structured artifact records can later be reused by bytecase presentation and timeline instead of being rebuilt. - id: export label: export title: check references and export image: /images/products/notes/review-export.png alt: bytecase notes export tab showing review notes,reference checks,and export controls description:>review limitations,validate artifact references,and export the notes packet while preserving structured json for continuity. why_it_matters:>missing or unused artifact references can be identified before the working record is finalized. --- ## Document while you examine use bytecase notes beside the forensic platform to preserve the working record while it remains in context. ## Current release status **bytecase notes v0.9.0 is prepared for its first pre-release cycle.** Signed windows publication is pending azure artifact signing certificate verification. ''' files["content/tools/validate.md"] = r'''--- title: "ByteCase Validate" description: "Create structured laboratory validation records and preserve tool-testing knowledge beyond a single case." seo_title: "Digital Forensics Tool Validation Records | ByteCase Validate" seo_description: "ByteCase Validate v0.9.3 documents forensic tool versions, environments, datasets, expected and observed results, limitations, references, and revalidation history." product: true kicker: "Laboratory Tool Validation Repository" status: "Pre-release ready" repository: "https://github.com/mike-C-mike/bytecase-validate" accent: "Preserve validation knowledge beyond one test or examiner" summary: "ByteCase Validate documents known-value tests, versions, environments, procedures, expected and observed results, limitations, references, and revalidation history." problem: "Validation material is often scattered across spreadsheets, screenshots, test folders, vendor documents, research papers, and institutional memory." features: - title: "Structured validation records" text: "Record tool, version, environment, purpose, dataset, procedure, and results." - title: "Expected versus observed results" text: "Preserve successful, partial, failed, unexpected, and exceptional outcomes." - title: "Limitations and references" text: "Connect internal testing to documentation, datasets, guidance, and research." - title: "Revalidation history" text: "Track testing across versions, systems, dependencies, and procedures." deliverables: - "Validation plan and scope" - "Tool, version, environment, dataset, and procedure record" - "Expected and observed results" - "Reference, limitation, exception, and revalidation history" workflow: - title: "Define the validation question" text: "Identify the feature, environment, and behavior being evaluated." - title: "Record the test design" text: "Document dataset, procedure, expected result, criteria, and references." - title: "Capture observed results" text: "Record outcomes, attachments, exceptions, and limitations." - title: "Preserve and revisit" text: "Save the record and identify revalidation triggers." limitations: - "ByteCase Validate does not certify a tool or guarantee a sufficient validation plan." - "The laboratory remains responsible for tests, criteria, review, and revalidation triggers." - "The v0.9.3 build is not yet presented as a signed public Windows release." roadmap: - "Publish the first signed Windows pre-release" - "Collect laboratory and examiner feedback" - "Expand templates and version comparison" - "Refine reference tagging and reminders" version: "0.9.3" release_stage: "Pre-release ready" screenshots: - id: dashboard label: dashboard title: see repository health image: /images/products/validate/dashboard.png alt: bytecase validate dashboard showing repository status,retest watch,and recent validation records description:>review repository health,recent validation work,retest deadlines,and records that require attention. why_it_matters:>validation knowledge remains visible and reusable across the laboratory instead of disappearing inside one test folder. - id: enter label: new validation title: document the validation environment image: /images/products/validate/enter-validation.png alt: bytecase validate entry workspace showing validation type,tool details,environment,personnel,and dates description:>capture the tool or device,version,workstation environment,personnel,validation date,and optional retest information. why_it_matters:>results remain connected to the specific version and environment that were actually evaluated. - id: find label: find tool title: search the validation repository image: /images/products/validate/find-tool.png alt: bytecase validate repository search showing filters and validation-record columns description:>search validation records by tool,version,category,status,disposition,examiner,retest date,or record folder. why_it_matters:>examiners can find prior work before repeating a test or relying on memory about what was previously validated. - id: resources label: resources title: preserve supporting references image: /images/products/validate/validation-resources.png alt: bytecase validate resources workspace showing external references and the saved reference repository description:>store external guidance,test reports,documentation,and research that support local validation planning. why_it_matters:>external claims remain visibly separate from the laboratory's own local test results and conclusions. --- ## Validation should remain understandable after the tool changes bytecase validate turns one-time testing into a reusable laboratory record outside the individual case folder. ## Current release status **bytecase validate v0.9.3 is prepared for its first pre-release cycle.** Signed windows publication is pending azure artifact signing certificate verification. ''' # Playbook: preserve existing long body from github content by using supplied current body text after front matter. # We provide a fully updated front matter and a concise body that retains the core positioning. files["content/tools/playbook.md"] = r'''--- title: "ByteCase Playbooks" description: "A local examiner education, guided-workflow, coaching, field-reference, and tiered assessment workspace for digital forensics." seo_title: "Digital Forensics Training and Examiner Coaching | ByteCase Playbooks" seo_description: "ByteCase Playbooks combines guided forensic workflows, field guides, department best practices, scenario coaching, and customizable novice-to-expert question packs." product: true layout: "playbook" kicker: "Examiner Education and Workflow Coaching" status: "Active development" accent: "Study the workflow. Practice the decision. Explain the reasoning." summary: "ByteCase Playbooks is an examiner-development workspace built around guided workflows, field references, department-authored best practices, scenario-based coaching, and customizable question packs." problem: "Digital forensic training is often split between static references, occasional classes, informal mentoring, local procedures, and experience gained under pressure." features: - title: "Guided workflow study" text: "Move through forensic workflows step by step with explanations of what to do, why the step matters, what can change the decision, and what should be documented." - title: "Fieldwork guides" text: "Use concise operational references during collection, intake, acquisition, examination, review, and evidence handoff." - title: "Department best-practice notes" text: "Add local procedures, lessons learned, supervisory expectations, and department-specific guidance alongside the public core material." - title: "Scenario-based coaching" text: "Practice the kinds of questions a senior examiner would ask about assumptions, changing conditions, limitations, and later explanation." - title: "Tiered quizzing" text: "Study against novice, experienced, and expert question tiers with editable and importable question packs." deliverables: - "Guided study workflows" - "Fieldwork reference guides" - "Department-authored best-practice notes" - "Scenario coaching prompts and responses" - "Customizable question banks" - "Novice, experienced, and expert quiz tiers" - "Importable ByteCase question packs" limitations: - "ByteCase Playbooks is an educational and workflow-support tool, not a substitute for agency training, competent supervision, legal review, or hands-on laboratory experience." - "Question difficulty labels do not establish examiner qualification, certification, or readiness for independent casework." - "Scenario coaching supports reasoning practice but does not determine the correct action for every case, jurisdiction, device state, or authority." - "Learning and reference sessions do not create formal case notes or case-progress records." screenshots: - id: home label: home title: choose a reference path image: /images/products/playbooks/home.png alt: bytecase playbooks home workspace showing available playbooks and session controls description:>select a playbook,choose a reference mode,preview its purpose,and continue an existing learning session from one starting point. why_it_matters:>examiners can move directly into practical guidance without searching through disconnected manuals or notes. - id: guide label: guide title: get contextual guidance image: /images/products/playbooks/guide.png alt: bytecase playbooks guide workspace showing a recommended playbook and quick examiner questions description:>choose the situation in front of you and receive a recommended playbook,mode,rationale,and questions to consider. why_it_matters:>playbooks explains the work and supports examiner judgment without pretending to make the decision. - id: search label: search title: search the knowledge library image: /images/products/playbooks/search.png alt: bytecase playbooks search workspace showing glossary and reference results description:>search glossary terms,artifacts,limitations,playbooks,and examiner concepts from one local knowledge library. why_it_matters:>institutional knowledge becomes searchable instead of remaining buried in manuals or individual experience. - id: sessions label: sessions title: save review progress image: /images/products/playbooks/session-export.png alt: bytecase playbooks session export workspace showing saved progress and review details description:>review the selected playbook,mode,progress,completed steps,and reference notes before saving or reopening a session. why_it_matters:>learning and field-reference work can be paused and revisited without becoming a formal case record. --- ## More than a checklist bytecase playbooks is designed to help examiners understand the workflow,practice decisions,explain reasoning,and preserve department knowledge. ## Guidance without false automation playbooks supports examiner judgment through field references,guided workflows,searchable knowledge,drills,and coaching. It does not make investigative or forensic decisions for the user. ## Separate from case progress bytecase workflow recognizes case progress. ByteCase playbooks explains the work. Saved playbooks sessions remain learning and reference records rather than formal case notes. ''' files["content/tools/hub.md"] = r'''--- title: "ByteCase Hub Local" description: "Coordinate local ByteCase cases, recognized module records, workflow state, tool launches, and structured reporting." seo_title: "Local Digital Forensics Workflow Orchestration | ByteCase Hub" seo_description: "ByteCase Hub Local is an active-development orchestration workspace for local cases, module launching, recognized records, workflow visibility, and structured reporting." product: true kicker: "Case and Module Orchestration" status: "Active development" accent: "One place to see the case and open the next module" summary: "ByteCase Hub Local is a working active-development orchestration workspace for finding local cases, recognizing module records, preserving shared case context, launching compatible ByteCase tools, showing workflow state, and preparing reports from structured source records." problem: "Modular tools reduce workflow friction, but examiners still need a reliable way to see which cases exist, which module records are present, and which tool should be opened next." features: - title: "Local case workspace" text: "Search and open ByteCase cases by case number, status, examiner, workflow stage, warning count, or missing-record count." - title: "Active case dashboard" text: "Review the current case, examiner, status, canonical record count, workflow stage, module records, and recent activity." - title: "Module navigation" text: "Launch compatible standalone ByteCase modules while maintaining the selected local case context." - title: "Structured reporting" text: "Prepare repeatable reports from recognized source records while preserving source revision hashes, application version, examiner identity, and timestamps." workflow: - title: "Find the case" text: "Search recognized local case work without browsing folders manually." - title: "Open the workspace" text: "Review case status, workflow stage, module records, warnings, missing records, and recent activity." - title: "Launch a module" text: "Open Intake, Acquire, Verify, Notes, or another compatible tool for the selected case." - title: "Return to the case view" text: "Recognize newly created records and continue through the modular workflow." deliverables: - "Local case list and search" - "Active-case dashboard" - "Recognized module-record counts" - "Workflow stage and missing-record indicators" - "Module launching" - "Activity history" - "Structured reporting preview" limitations: - "ByteCase Hub Local is an orchestration layer, not an evidence parser, extraction engine, forensic analysis platform, or investigative case-management system." - "Module status reflects recognized files and records; it does not prove that the underlying work was performed correctly." - "Screens shown represent a working development build. Workflows, interfaces, licensing controls, and report formats may change before public release." roadmap: - "Case discovery and search" - "Active-case workspaces" - "Module launching and recognition" - "Workflow status integration" - "Structured report generation" - "Backup and health checks" - "Agency configuration profiles" screenshots: - id: cases label: cases title: find and open local cases image: /images/products/hub/case-list.png alt: bytecase hub local case list showing case number,status,examiner,dates,workflow stage,warnings,and missing records description:>search local case work by case number,status,examiner,workflow stage,warnings,and missing records without browsing folders manually. why_it_matters:>the hub turns the shared bytecase case structure into a navigable workspace while leaving module records in their original folders. - id: active label: active case title: see the case at a glance image: /images/products/hub/active-case.png alt: bytecase hub local active case dashboard showing overview,module navigation,and activity history description:>review status,examiner,workflow stage,canonical record count,module records,launch actions,and recent activity. why_it_matters:>the hub connects focused modules without merging every function into one large application. - id: reports label: reports title: build from structured source records image: /images/products/hub/reports.png alt: bytecase hub local reports workspace showing report template,structured sections,source revisions,and pdf generation description:>prepare a repeatable report using recognized module records while preserving source revision details,software version,examiner,timestamps,and page information. why_it_matters:>reporting can build from work already documented instead of forcing the examiner to recreate the case record from scratch. --- ## Lightweight orchestration around standalone tools bytecase hub local preserves the modular product model. The examiner can use one standalone utility when that is all the workflow requires,while the hub provides a clearer shared view as more modules are adopted. ## Current development status the screenshots represent a working local development build. Hub local is not yet presented as a public production release. ''' for rel,content in files.items(): path = root / rel path.parent.mkdir(parents=true,exist_ok=true) path.write_text(content,encoding="utf-8") apply_script = r'''param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string]$RepoPath)$erroractionpreference = "Stop" $patchroot = split-path -parent $myinvocation.MyCommand.Path $files = @( "layouts/partials/product-screenshot-carousel.html","static/css/product-screenshot-carousel.css","static/js/product-screenshot-carousel.js","content/tools/intake.md","content/tools/acquire.md","content/tools/verify.md","content/tools/notes.md","content/tools/validate.md","content/tools/playbook.md","content/tools/hub.md" ) foreach ($relative in $files){$source = Join-Path $PatchRoot $relative $destination = Join-Path $RepoPath $relative if (-not (Test-Path $source)) { throw "Missing patch file: $source" } New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path (Split-Path -Parent $destination) | Out-Null Copy-Item -Force $source $destination Write-Host "Updated $relative"}write-host "" write-host "The repository already contains the required partial calls and CSS/JS bundle references." write-host "Now run:" write-host " hugo server -D --disableFastRender --ignoreCache --noHTTPCache" write-host " hugo --minify" write-host " git diff --check" ''' (root / "apply-carousel-round.ps1").write_text(apply_script,encoding="utf-8") readme = r'''# ByteCase product carousel completion round this patch completes the carousel implementation already started in the repository. ## It replaces - `layouts/partials/product-screenshot-carousel.html` - `content/tools/intake.md` - `content/tools/acquire.md` - `content/tools/verify.md` - `content/tools/notes.md` - `content/tools/validate.md` - `content/tools/playbook.md` - `content/tools/hub.md` ## it creates - `static/css/product-screenshot-carousel.css` - `static/js/product-screenshot-carousel.js` ## apply from this patch directory: ```powershell .\apply-carousel-round.ps1 -repopath "C:\Users\mikeCmike\Hugo\bytecase-website" required screenshot filenames static/images/products/intake/ attachments.png case-investigator.png evidence-items.png priority-handoff.png request-scope.png static/images/products/acquire/ general-information.png evidence-intake.png devices.png tools.png processing-output.png review-generate.png static/images/products/verify/ hash-results.png static/images/products/notes/ start.png case-information.png narrative-notes.png artifact-index.png review-export.png static/images/products/validate/ dashboard.png enter-validation.png find-tool.png validation-resources.png static/images/products/playbooks/ home.png guide.png search.png session-export.png static/images/products/hub/ case-list.png active-case.png reports.png rename local images to match exactly if any differ. Test pages /tools/intake/ /tools/acquire/ /tools/verify/ /tools/notes/ /tools/validate/ /tools/playbook/ /tools/hub/ the product pages should show styled tabs,a large readable image,captions,previous/next controls,keyboard navigation,mobile swipe,and an expandable full-screen image. ''' (root / "README.md").write_text(readme,encoding="utf-8") print("Created patch files:") for p in sorted(root.rglob("*")): if p.is_file(): print(p.relative_to(root)) stdout/stderr created patch files: readme.md apply-carousel-round.ps1 content/tools/acquire.md content/tools/hub.md content/tools/intake.md content/tools/notes.md content/tools/playbook.md content/tools/validate.md content/tools/verify.md layouts/partials/product-screenshot-carousel.html static/css/product-screenshot-carousel.css static/js/product-screenshot-carousel.js you were right. The implementation was incomplete and fragmented. I rescanned the pushed repository. Here is the current state: the carousel partial is present and wired into the generic product page. Playbook is also already wired to the same partial. baseof.html already references both the carousel css and javascript. Neither static/css/product-screenshot-carousel.css nor static/js/product-screenshot-carousel.js exists in the pushed repository. Intake points to .webp images even though your actual files are pngs. The current partial does not use fallback_image,which is why the browser displays the alt text instead of the screenshot. Acquire,verify,notes,validate,and hub do not yet have screenshot definitions. Your image folder is named playbooks,plural,while the existing playbook content points to playbook,singular. I built a single complete patch round that addresses all of that together. Apply the complete round download the patch files into one directory and run: & ".\apply-carousel-round.ps1" ` -repopath "C:\Users\mikeCmike\Hugo\bytecase-website" the script replaces or creates every required file at once. New files with complete bodies the css now provides: styled pill navigation large readable screenshots structured captions “why it matters” cards previous and next controls responsive mobile layout full-screen screenshot viewer focus-visible accessibility reduced-motion support the javascript provides: tab switching previous and next controls arrow-key navigation home and end navigation mobile swipe full-screen image expansion escape-to-close behavior focus restoration existing partial to replace this version adds proper: tab ids aria-controls aria-selected tab-panel relationships keyboard focus management expand-image labels single-slide handling complete product-page replacements each file contains the entire page,including the screenshot definitions. You do not need to merge individual yaml blocks manually. The intake file now points directly to the png files you confirmed work: image: /images/products/intake/request-scope.png there are no .webp references or unused fallback_image values. Required image names before running hugo,confirm your files match these names exactly. static/images/products/intake/ attachments.png case-investigator.png evidence-items.png priority-handoff.png request-scope.png static/images/products/acquire/ general-information.png evidence-intake.png devices.png tools.png processing-output.png review-generate.png static/images/products/verify/ hash-results.png static/images/products/notes/ start.png case-information.png narrative-notes.png artifact-index.png review-export.png static/images/products/validate/ dashboard.png enter-validation.png find-tool.png validation-resources.png your plural playbooks folder is preserved: static/images/products/playbooks/ home.png guide.png search.png session-export.png static/images/products/hub/ case-list.png active-case.png reports.png rename any local screenshots that differ before testing. Files you do not need to edit again leave these alone in this round: layouts/_default/baseof.html layouts/_default/single.html layouts/tools/playbook.html they are already correctly wired to the css,javascript,and shared partial. Test after applying stop the existing hugo process and restart it: c:\users\mikecmike\hugo\hugo.exe server ` --disableFastRender ` --ignoreCache ` --noHTTPCache ` --buildDrafts ` --buildFuture open: http://localhost:1313/tools/intake/ http://localhost:1313/tools/acquire/ http://localhost:1313/tools/verify/ http://localhost:1313/tools/notes/ http://localhost:1313/tools/validate/ http://localhost:1313/tools/playbook/ http://localhost:1313/tools/hub/ then test: c:\users\mikecmike\hugo\hugo.exe --minify git diff --check git status the expected visual result is a styled dark bytecase carousel rather than raw browser buttons and broken-image alt text.{{ with .Params.screenshots }}

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