[WIP DEMO] feat(case-study): Anysphere Cursor success story [FABLE 5 ULTRACODE]#150
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New immersive-layout case study built from the Notion draft, using the draft's wording verbatim throughout. 18 alternating light/pine bands: TLDR band, Key Value impact grid, terralith challenge split (new CSS-drawn cursor/terralith figure reusing the shared terralith classes), engagement timeline, four dated phase bands, results ledger + cohort table, four chart splits from the Notion graphics, and a closing featured testimonial. Also adds: - csi-table shortcode: compact metric table for numbers that outgrow the csi-compare ledger (Before/After + gradient delta column), white card on dark faces, horizontal scroll on phones, print-safe (gradient fallback + break-inside registered) - official Cursor brand-kit lockup (white variant for the dark sticky nav + hero) - dark deploy-frequency chart as the hero background image - docs/case-studies.md updates for all of the above Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Same text, far fewer slides: the challenge (incl. engineering-confidence half + TFC friction) is one pine band with the terralith figure inline; all four engagement phases live inside one "What Masterpoint Did" band as in-card chapters; every result (manages list, compare ledger, the three chart graphics, cohort table) is one "The Results" band in the source's original order; the "What Changed for the Team" trio is one light band. 19 bands -> 8 (TLDR, at-a-glance, challenge, work, results, what-changed, testimonial, CTA). Supporting pieces: - csi-figure shortcode: render a CSS-drawn figure partial inline in prose (vs csi-split's media-column figure=) - .csi-prose h3/h4 chapter heads (hairline divider, pine recolour) and .csi-prose img rounded/shadowed inline chart cards (print-safe) - csi-section roomy="true": opt-out from the csi-list auto-compact for long consolidated bands - docs/case-studies.md updated for all of the above Fidelity re-verified: 38/38 sentinel passages from the Notion source present verbatim in the rendered page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Default-left csi-sections were a 760px column pinned to the band's left edge, leaving a dead right half on wide screens. .csi-section--left now renders the head + prose as a centred 860px article column (text stays left-aligned). Only csi-section emits --left and every MarketSpark / Power Digital section is --center, so this only reshapes the Cursor narrative bands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Summary
New immersive-layout case study for Anysphere/Cursor at
/case-studies/cursor/, built from the Notion draft with the draft's wording used verbatim throughout (text was re-sectioned/reordered, never rewritten). An adversarial fidelity review (5 parallel reviewers + per-finding verification, 23 agents) confirmed every source sentence appears with wording unchanged; after the band consolidation a 38/38 sentinel-passage re-check confirmed fidelity still holds.Page structure (7 consolidated bands, alternating pine/light)
cursor/terralithfigure inline mid-narrative, both Travis McPeak quotes, trust issues, and TFC frictionNew reusable pieces
csi-tableshortcode — compact metric table for numbers that outgrow thecsi-compareledger (Before/After plus a gradient Change/Improvement column). White card on dark faces, horizontal scroll on phones, print-safe.csi-figureshortcode — drop a CSS-drawn figure partial inline in a section's prose flow..csi-proseh3/h4 chapter heads with hairline dividers (pine-aware), markdown images as rounded/shadowed inline chart cards (print-safe), androomy="true"oncsi-sectionto opt out of the csi-list auto-compact.layouts/partials/case-studies/figures/cursor/terralith.htmldocs/case-studies.md.Graphics
All 6 Notion graphics are used (one per duplicate pair in the body): dial → plan-time chapter, white stat card → frequency chapter, workspaces + blast-radius charts → their chapters, growth line chart → hero background, white column chart → preview/OG image.
The draft's wording was kept exactly as-is per the brief, including these — fix in Notion first if you want them changed here:
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hugobuilds clean;trunk checkpasses on changed filesweight: 1)[WIP DEMO]title prefix will fail theaction-semantic-pull-requestCI check — retitle to a barefeat(case-study): …before merging.🤖 Generated with Claude Code