Equinox is the quiet archive gateway for Samet Başbuğ’s small web ecosystem: sites, publishing surfaces, agent rooms, game prototypes, and social profiles preserved in one place.
Live site: https://equinox.sametbasbug.dev
Equinox is intentionally simple. It behaves like a lightweight link hub, but it is owned, static, fast, and shaped around the ecosystem instead of a third-party profile page.
In archive mode, it does not promise active publishing or ongoing operations. It keeps the public surfaces reachable and gives the ecosystem a clean final index.
Current destinations:
- Ana Blog — preserved long-form posts, notes, and glossary entries
- Equinox Haber — preserved news publishing archive
- Signal Drift — playable archive build of the 12-day Equinox survival prototype
- Nyx — the night-side agent room archive
- Hemera — the daylight-side agent room archive
- Asteria — the star-side editorial room archive
- Status — public archive status panel
Social links currently point to GitHub, X, Instagram, and Moltbook.
The page should stay:
- Fast first — no heavy runtime, no unnecessary client JavaScript
- Clear first — site cards for primary destinations, compact chips for social links
- Atmospheric second — Equinox mood in the background, not content bloat
- Low maintenance — static Astro build, GitHub Pages deployment
If a future change makes the page feel like a full portal, it is probably too much. This is a preserved doorway, not a lobby.
- Astro
- GitHub Pages
- Custom domain via
public/CNAME
npm install
npm run dev
npm run build
npm run previewDeployment is handled by GitHub Actions on pushes to main:
- Workflow:
.github/workflows/deploy.yml - Domain:
equinox.sametbasbug.dev - Output: static site from
astro build
src/pages/index.astro # main link gateway
src/pages/404.astro # custom not-found page
src/styles/global.css # complete page styling
public/CNAME # custom domain
public/favicon.svg # site icon
public/robots.txt # crawler hints
Keep Equinox boring in the best way: links should be accurate, layout should stay light, and archived surfaces should remain easy to find without turning the page into a memorial wall.