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Make agentic debugging a headline feature on the home page - #34
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Puts DBGP Client, which lets AI agents debug PHP through PHP Debugger, front and centre on the home page.
Hero: headline is now "Agentic zero-overhead debugging for PHP", at a slightly smaller size (3rem → 2.6rem, 2rem on narrow screens) so it still fits on two lines. The tagline adds "Built for you and your AI agents." The site tagline and the home page meta description match.
Feature strip: "IDE Integration" is replaced by Agent Ready, placed first to match the headline.
Cards: "Quick Start" is replaced by a DBGP Client card, with the same robot icon as Agent Ready, listing its main features (taken from the dbgp-client README), linking to the new page. The numbered-step styles only that card used are removed.
Sidebar: new "Agentic debugging" section between User Guide and Reference, with a DBGP Client introduction page: what it is, why agents should debug with a debugger rather than
var_dump(), why it pairs well with PHP Debugger, what an agent can do with it, how it works, and security. Followed by an Installation page: the install script for macOS/Linux and Windows, its options,go installand manual downloads, checking PHP has PHP Debugger, updating and uninstalling. Then a Debugging with agents page: adding it to Claude Code and other agents, making sure PHP can reach it (containers, IDE on the same port), example prompts, what happens while it debugs, its tools and options,-no-eval, the shared background server, and Xdebug. And a Debugging from the terminal page: a walkthrough of a real session, breakpoints, stepping, inspecting and changing variables, several sessions, containers, options and prompt aliases.