Argosy

Overview

Argosy is built for a product whose whole pitch is an interface, not a picture of one — an open-weights inference platform for developers. The design is dark-first because the audience already lives in a terminal, and it carries exactly one warm accent instead of the violet-gradient hero every AI product ships this year; semantic colour (ok/warn/bad) is kept entirely separate from that one identity hue. Every capability claim on the page is shown as the thing itself — a real latency table, a request trace, a terminal window, a streamed response — never dressed up as an icon in a feature card. Numerals that sit in columns are tabular and monospaced without exception, hairlines do the dividing instead of shadows, and motion is deliberately one layer: a short fade-and-rise on entry, no parallax, no magnetic cursor, no ambient GPU field competing with the product for attention. Model and Endpoint content types carry the actual product catalogue (capability, latency, context window, pricing tier), so the site reads as documentation for a real API surface rather than a marketing wrapper around one.