Change the name of the site from SimpleClaw.com to ClawCod.com everywhere in the application and also please do necessary changes to seo as well to rank the page properly.
Also fix Gpt-5.2 logo please.
Also, we might need to change the comparison a bit, looks old style. Can you figure out 3 unique ways and display it, i will select one and finalise? It should be very dynamic, simple and intuitive. maybe you can provide me 3 versions of it, i can select the best version and let you know!
let's go
Let me start by finding all occurrences of "SimpleClaw" and reading the relevant files:
Good. Now let me read each file I need to edit:
Now let me also read the page.tsx to understand the structure:
Good, I have full context now. Let me do all the renaming, GPT logo fix, and then build the 3 comparison variants. I'll put the 3 comparison versions side-by-side on a dedicated route so you can pick:
Now let me do all the renaming, GPT logo fix, and comparison variants. Starting with all the renames in parallel:
Now rename in comparison section and fix the GPT logo:
Good. Now let me build the 3 comparison variants. I'll create a dedicated page at /compare that renders all 3 side by side so you can review and pick:
The screenshot shows a "Mission Control" dashboard with a warm cream/light theme: a top stats bar (agents active, tasks in queue, action buttons, live clock), a left sidebar listing 16 AI agents with role badges and status indicators, a center kanban-style "Mission Queue" with filterable columns (Assigned, In Progress, Review, Done), and a right "Live Feed" panel with real-time agent activity logs. It's very information-dense with cards, tags, and avatars throughout.
Let me first check the current project structure, then build this:
Good, I have full context. The existing project uses a dark theme with the design tokens. I have badge, avatar, card, scroll-area, tabs, and separator components available. Let me build the dashboard adapted to the dark theme, split into clean components:
Now I have everything I need. Let me build the dashboard with split components -- top bar, agents sidebar, mission queue kanban, and live feed:
Now create the dashboard page:
The /dashboard page is now built as a full-screen Mission Control layout matching the screenshot's structure -- a top bar with live clock, stats, and action buttons; a left agents sidebar with 14 agents showing role badges and status; a center kanban board with 5 scrollable columns (Assigned, In Progress, Review, Done, Bhanu) with filterable tabs; and a right live feed panel with agent/type filters and real-time activity log. All adapted to the existing dark theme using the project's design tokens and shadcn components (ScrollArea, Badge, Avatar).