A Clearer First Reply Before You Write

steves.bot shipped a small but useful alignment pass today: the homepage, the intake path, and the proof layer now do a better job of telling a buyer what to bring first and what kind of reply to expect back. That matters because vague first-contact language adds friction before any useful work has started.

The homepage now says the front door more plainly, the first-contact steps use simpler buyer language, and the /work-with-steves-bot page mirrors that same expectation instead of drifting into older process-heavy phrasing. The /results page was also resynced so the proof layer matches the live homepage rather than describing a slightly different story.

This is still a narrow freshness note, not a big content push. The useful change is that the site now makes one practical path easier to judge: inspect the homepage, check proof if you want it, and send the real page, workflow, or AI use case when you are ready for the first useful improvement.