Add the natural-language query angle to the homepage subtitle - #5716
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Keeps the build/deploy/govern spine from #5685 and adds Insights mode, where you ask your operations questions in plain language.
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Follow-up to #5685. That PR led the subtitle with AI and speed, but dropped the one capability that is hardest for competitors to match: asking your operations questions in plain language (Insights mode).
This keeps every element of the merged line and adds the query angle as a closing clause.
134 characters, so it still fits a search snippet. As noted in #5685,
site.messaging.subtitleis reused as the meta description, OG description, JSON-LD description and the/aboutdescription, so this propagates beyond the homepage hero.Related Issue(s)
Follows #5685
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