import { Gateway, rateLimit, cache } from 'conduit'

export default new Gateway({
  routes: {
    '/api/users': {
      upstream: 'https://users.internal',
      middleware: [
        rateLimit({ max: 100, window: '1m' }),
        cache({ ttl: '5m', stale: '1h' }),
      ]
    }
  }
})

This is the product. The old site showed none of it.

Conduit's entire pitch is that gateway configuration lives in a file you can read and version. We counted the code on the old homepage and found zero characters of it. In its place sat a dashboard of business metrics, the one screen an engineer adopting a gateway never opens.

Before

A 29-word sentence containing enterprise-grade, operationalize and mission-critical, then two buttons that both lead to a form.

After

A shell prompt, a headline that names its reader, and one action: copy the install command.

Before

A pricing section with no prices. Contact Sales appears five times here alone, three of them standing where a figure should be.

After

A million requests a month, free, no card. Procurement still happens, just after the gateway is already running.

Inter at five weights, one gradient running through the wordmark, the buttons and the stats. Fourteen-pixel radii on every surface, so nothing ranked above anything else.

One flat green at 11.17 to 1, rationed to the prompt, the status dot and the copy button. Monospace marks everything the machine said, so the page can tell its own claims apart from its evidence.