The surface around the engine.

The Happy Path.

Landing to valuation, in order. This is the demo spine: a new owner connects QuickBooks, confirms a few add-backs, and gets a defensible number. Start at the top and click straight through.

1. 1
   Trust Entry (landing)

   Rebuilt to mirror the live site at smallstreet.ai: editorial hero, waitlist aside, three numbered sections, one full-width charcoal band. The waitlist form is demo-wired into the invite flow. onboarding/01-landing.html
2. 2
   Invite landing

   Name and email prefilled from the invite. Expired state at ?expired=1
3. 3
   Identity & role

   Step 1 of 3. Name, display name, role, email. onboarding/03-identity.html
4. 4
   Business profile

   Step 2 of 3. NAICS plain-language autocomplete, revenue, structure, goals. onboarding/04-profile.html
5. 5
   Data handling & pilot scope

   Step 3 of 3. Read-only QuickBooks, the commentator metaphor, the locked AI rule. onboarding/05-terms.html
6. 6
   Pick a data source

   QuickBooks (recommended) or documents. Continue gates on a selection. onboarding/06-pick-source.html
7. 7
   Link QuickBooks

   Three verbatim trust bullets: encrypted, read-only, disconnect anytime. onboarding/07-link-quickbooks.html
8. 8
   Syncing

   Five steps, auto-routes on success. Failure path at ?state=failed
9. 9
   First-sync orientation

   Shows once. No valuation yet: it sets up the confirmations that move the number. onboarding/10-first-sync-orientation.html
10. 10
    Owner Additions

    Confirm 3 add-backs pending your review ($24,480). SDE-framed end to end. app/owner-additions.html
11. 11
    Normalization Milestone

    The Anchor reveal. Count-up to $1.49M after the confirmations land. app/normalization-milestone.html
12. 12
    Scoreboard

    The instrument. Two tabs: Street Score (default) and Anchor Price. app/scoreboard.html
13. 13
    Score detail

    Pillar depth: five rows, each expandable to its drivers and sources. app/score-detail.html
14. 14
    StreetReport

    Show me the math. Parametrized: ?view=street_score · ?view=pillar&pillar=growth
15. 15
    Vault

    Documents, Review (read-only), Sources, Packages. Data Strength drives Value Range width. app/vault.html
16. 16
    Owner Assessment

    What a buyer sees first. Printable (browser print → the print stylesheet). app/owner-assessment.html
17. 17
    Settings

    Six tabs. Organization, Team, Integrations are 1.0; the rest are labeled. app/settings.html
18. Alternate branch at step 6: if the owner picks documents over QuickBooks, they land on Upload documents (5 states: empty, drag-over, uploading, uploaded, error), then rejoin at Syncing.

Full sitemap.

Grouped by surface. Pre-login screens use a minimal centered header. App screens use the full shell (sidebar, topbar, dock, StreetAgent overlay), injected by shell.js from a single <div id="page">.

How it's wired.

The demo dataset.

Northside HVAC, LLC. Numbers are lifted verbatim from the canonical scoreboard prototype so the instrument reconciles end to end. Source of truth is assets/data.js.

Reconciliations applied.

Where the build plan and the comps disagreed with the spec, the build follows the spec. The five changes that matter:

Open flags.

Every place this build made a call you should confirm, or invented nothing and left a gap on purpose. Listed so the handoff holds no surprises.

1. Landing is a rebuild of the live site
   onboarding/01-landing.html matches the live site at smallstreet.ai: the warm marketing neutrals (canon --ink-60 / --cloud-deep / --paper), numbered section markers, and one full-width charcoal band. It loads colors_and_type.css only and builds its own header and footer, so it carries neither the app shell nor app.css. Every other pre-login screen uses the minimal shell; the landing is the one exception, on purpose.
2. Landing copy diverges from the live site on two words
   Both changes satisfy the voice rules. The hero subhead uses the locked positioning line, "The financial value platform for small business owners.", where the live site reads "The financial platform built for owner value." (a paraphrase of locked copy). Section 01 reads "a measured, defensible view of what your business is worth", where the live site says "read" (the noun "read" or "reading" for the number is struck). The live copy predates both rules. Confirm the direction: if the live lines are canon, update the rules; otherwise the live site moves to these.
3. Landing waitlist and footer links are demo wiring
   The "Request access" form advances into the invite flow (onboarding/02-invite.html) so the walkthrough stays clickable. Production captures the email to a waitlist instead. The footer "Privacy" and "Terms" links are href="#" placeholders, and the live footer also carries a contact email. Wire the real routes at handoff.
4. Demo business is HVAC, not electrical
   The build plan named an electrical contractor. Every locked number in the comps belongs to Northside HVAC (NAICS 238220). Kept HVAC so the instrument reconciles, rather than invent an electrical-trade multiple band.
5. NAICS landed-grain disclosure is not built
   Autocomplete only. The brief's "show the owner which grain we landed at" and the fallback ladder aren't spec'd as an owner surface. Omitted on purpose. Decide whether to add it, and if so, update the spec first.
6. Canon logo SVGs render as a black mark
   The brand logo files (assets/logos/primary-dark.svg and siblings) render black across the org, not charcoal or coral. Cosmetic, affects every screen's mark. Patching the source SVGs is a quick fix and is waiting on a go-ahead.
7. Forgot-password states are a 1.1 feature
   Per §44.3.8, 1.0 ships the functional CTA only; success and error states arrive in 1.1. All four states are built here so you can see them (?state=success · ?state=error). Ship the subset 1.0 calls for.
8. Sign-in error copy and forgot-password link are defaults
   The spec doesn't place a forgot-password link on sign-in or specify invalid-credential copy. Both are added as sensible defaults and flagged here. Error preview at ?error=1. Confirm the copy.
9. Sign-in success route is assumed
   The spec doesn't name where a successful sign-in lands. This build routes to the company selector (companies/select.html), which then honors the single-Ready auto-forward. Confirm.
10. Sign-up wall "Contact us" needs a target
    href="#" placeholder. Wire it to the real contact destination at handoff.
11. Profile goal chips are illustrative
    The goal options on the business profile are a reasonable set, capped at two selections. The spec doesn't lock a list. Replace with the canonical set when it exists.
12. Company-size bands differ by screen, on purpose
    Add-a-company uses 1–5 / 6–10 / 11–25 / 25–50 / 50+ (§25.2). The business profile uses different employee bands (§23.4). Each matches its own spec section. Noting the inconsistency in case you want them unified.
13. CTA copy is sentence case, the spec has some all-caps
    The spec renders a few buttons in all-caps ("CONNECT QUICKBOOKS" §26.3, "Process Documents" §26.4). This build uses sentence case throughout, per the canon rule that CTAs are sentence case. Flagged so the divergence is a decision, not a miss.
14. Invite eyebrow resolved to the locked tagline
    The spec's eyebrow for the invite screen used a negation framing. Replaced with "Built for owners." to satisfy the voice rule against negation reframes. Both land in the same place; calling it out.
15. Owner Assessment print footer omits the page number
    The print stylesheet leaves pagination to the real export engine, so the static comp doesn't number pages. Expected when the engine generates the buyer-facing PDF.
16. Icons are Lucide, pending confirmation
    No icon set shipped in the brand delivery. The build uses Lucide (MIT) as the closest stroke and weight match, at 1.75px. Confirm before wide use, per the design canon caveat.