[mertbuilds]

Summary

• New "What people say" section on the knobs.dev landing page, after "try it here": five public quotes about knobs, each card links to the original post or review.
• Quotes are word for word from the source (four X posts, one Chrome Web Store review). Mert picked all five and the heading.
• llms-full.txt: a link that holds blocks now separates its parts with ": ", so each quote reads apart from its author.

Proof

Local dev server (https://knobs.localhost), ego browser, 1440 px and 390 px, light and dark. No horizontal overflow, all five avatars load (96 px webp, 48 CSS px, width and height set, lazy).

	light	dark
desktop
phone

llms-full.txt, before and after the separator fix (only these five lines change in the whole file):

before: - [Knobs looks handy for my frontend work. Gave you a follow, Mert Sami @TheXSami](https://x.com/TheXSami/status/2109781587458142455)
after:  - [Knobs looks handy for my frontend work. Gave you a follow, Mert: Sami: @TheXSami](https://x.com/TheXSami/status/2109781587458142455)

Checks: pnpm --filter @knobs/web test 71/71 (3 new converter tests), typecheck, lint, format:check and build (dev-tools-check, docs-check, head-check) pass. code-reviewer: 2 rounds, clean.
Lighthouse: run on the live page after deploy, results in a comment.

Each quote was checked against its public source (link, date, author bio) before the build. Mehmet Aydın Baytaş's X bio says "creative director @_momenthq"; justin levine's says "eng @mastra".

Risk

Tier: low. Area: landing page UI and the llms text converter.

How to revert

Revert the merge commit. The deploy runs again on main.

Test plan

• Section renders in light and dark, phone and desktop
• Every card opens its source link
• llms-full.txt reads each quote apart from its author

[mertbuilds]

Lighthouse on live https://knobs.dev/ after deploy (PageSpeed Insights, second run): mobile 100/100/100/100, agentic browsing 100, CLS 0.001, LCP 1.1 s; desktop all 100, CLS 0, LCP 0.3 s. The first run gave mobile performance 95 (PSI moves a few points between runs).