Your World Cup dashboard works online now — send it to anyone mid-match

[shesl-tinkerland]

@lefProg

I ran npx claudial | cat and got live scores with flags, upcoming fixtures in local time, and the full slate — South Africa 0-1 Canada FT, Brazil vs Japan next. The design decision that stands out is the takeover system: diffing score snapshots so goal celebrations fire only on real state changes, never phantoms. That's a level of care most live-score tools skip.

The online entry point is ready:

Anyone can open the demo and check scores right now — no npm install, no Node 18 check, no terminal. Useful for the friend who wants the score but isn't going to clone a repo for it.

The interesting loop: visitors who try it online and like the takeover moments have a reason to install the CLI for the full status-bar experience. And every online session leaves a usage record, so you can see which fixtures people actually check and whether the prediction headlines in the statusline land.

Feel free to close this if it's not relevant.

shesonglin@tinkerland.ai

[lefProg]

Hi @shesl-tinkerland, thanks for setting this up and for the kind words on the takeover/diffing logic.

One snag: when I open the demo page it asks me to upload a "project directory for live score display" before it'll run. That's a bit confusing for this particular skill — claudial doesn't take any input files. It fetches live scores itself (no API key), so there's nothing for a visitor to upload; the whole point is that it just runs and shows the scores.

Since the repo is public, could the demo pull the project directly from https://github.com/lefProg/claudial instead of asking each visitor to upload it? Otherwise the "no install, just open and check scores" experience doesn't quite hold — people land on an upload prompt rather than live scores.

Happy to keep it listed once the run-from-repo flow works. Thanks!