Chances are, if you're reading this, you're seeing an HTML site that looks... primitive. Maybe even wonky. That's because the only site deployed right now (early March, 2026) is a reference UI and is designed to exercise a bunch of API endpoints and validate minimum functionality more than anything else.
If stuff works, that's great! But it's not really meant to be The End. Any functionality here is really meant to be "enough to work" and good enough that users can actually use the site, rather than see "a functional site" that doesn't actually do anything.
The reference site is mostly run in the browser; it's done with Vite, and loads almost everything from the API, including feature sets and even the domain branding. It uses the login mechanisms provided by the runtime configuration (right now a one-time password is enabled, although OIDC is configured and will be turned on soon), and honestly, has a lot of usability issues and legibility issues that I would hope the "final site" wouldn't have.
So if you see something funky - including performance, or actual usability - hey, let us know! We probably already suspect - and I'd love to fix everything I can with the site, even the reference UI, if I can.