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Team Jellie Hub v4

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Deep Dive AI / AI Workflow Solutions

Team Jellie Hub v4

A Blogger-accessible launch and reference page for the Hub v4 kitchen command dashboard.

Open Hub v4 App

Open Hub v4 Open GitHub Source

What this page is

This is a Blogger-safe launch page for Hub v4. It gives Jason a web-accessible post to open from Blogger, and the button opens the standalone Hub v4 app hosted from GitHub Pages.

The Hub app runs in the browser and stores state only in localStorage. It does not use credentials, tokens, upload code, publishing automation, or private APIs.

The local workspace launch path remains:

apps/team-jellie-hub-v4/index.html

Built for the kitchen screen

Hub v4 targets a landscape GE Kitchen Hub style display with a 16:9-friendly dashboard, left module rail, and practical home reference panels.

Local first

No credentials, token files, private APIs, upload actions, or publishing automation are part of Hub v4. Local notes and settings stay in browser localStorage.

Brand bridge

This post connects Team Jellie home tooling with Deep Dive AI and AI Workflow Solutions without touching YouTube upload code or live publishing controls.

Source files used for this export

  • apps/team-jellie-hub-v4/index.html 2.1 KB
  • apps/team-jellie-hub-v4/styles.css 24.6 KB
  • apps/team-jellie-hub-v4/app.js 60.3 KB
  • apps/team-jellie-hub-v4/README.md 5.9 KB
  • apps/team-jellie-hub-v4/STATUS.md 1.8 KB

Generated 2026-06-08T20:14:12+00:00 from local Hub v4 source. Blogger mode: inline CSS launch page, no script tags, no iframe, no external CDN dependencies.

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