The gateway root (/) doesn't help a visitor find what's running on the pod. It would be great if my pod's homepage were a small landing/directory that points people to the interesting apps deployed here — e.g. oauth3, otterscope, feedling-web (doomscroll notifier), tinycloud, listen, timelock — rather than nothing/a default page.
Shape:
- A homepage at
/ listing notable projects with a one-line description and a link to each (/{project}/).
- Curated, not raw — only the interesting apps, not infra (tunnel, vault, probe, screenshare-frames). Source could be
/_api/projects filtered by a per-project "showcase" flag / description in the manifest, or a small curated config.
- Optional: pull each project's own short description from its manifest so the list stays current as projects come and go.
Think of it as the pod's front door — the dstack-webhost equivalent of the oauth3 GitHub Pages landing, but for everything on the node.
The gateway root (
/) doesn't help a visitor find what's running on the pod. It would be great if my pod's homepage were a small landing/directory that points people to the interesting apps deployed here — e.g. oauth3, otterscope, feedling-web (doomscroll notifier), tinycloud, listen, timelock — rather than nothing/a default page.Shape:
/listing notable projects with a one-line description and a link to each (/{project}/)./_api/projectsfiltered by a per-project "showcase" flag / description in the manifest, or a small curated config.Think of it as the pod's front door — the dstack-webhost equivalent of the oauth3 GitHub Pages landing, but for everything on the node.