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Summary

Adds a concise community case study for Jev Social, where Jev chooses bounded Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn research actions and the local socai CLI reads them in the user's Chrome.

The copy links GitHub's moving latest-release endpoint, the recorded replay, source, and project page, and states the reproducible benchmark boundary without claiming a comparative speed result. It also records the current process boundary: Jev Social starts each socai child with telemetry disabled unless the user explicitly opts in. Using /releases/latest keeps this unreviewed case study current without repeated patch-version churn.

Disclosure: I maintain Jev Social in the socai-io organization. Codex assisted with the conflict review and release-link refresh; I verified the final remote diff and evidence below.

Validation

• exact remote tests/test_site.py executed against exact remote index.html — 4/4 pass
• parsed HTML has unique IDs and the #jev-social self-link
• all four Jev Social outbound links return HTTP 200; /releases/latest currently resolves to immutable v0.1.13
• the prior desktop and 390px mobile rendering remains applicable; the final refresh changed only release prose, URL, and its assertion
• exact changed blobs end with a newline and contain no trailing whitespace

No hosted check has run for this fork head because the first-time workflow needs maintainer authorization before jobs can execute; it is not reported here as a passing hosted run.