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PR Summary

Low Risk
Low risk UI-only change in the landing page that adjusts cursor-follow behavior and accessibility ids, with no backend or data-handling impact.

Overview
Removes the rAF/lerp-based smoothing for the faux YouCursor in the landing page collaboration section and updates mouse handling to set cursor position directly for 1:1 tracking (eliminating visible lag/trailing when the native cursor is hidden).

Updates the section’s aria-labelledby wiring by replacing the hardcoded collaboration-heading id with a useId()-generated id to ensure unique element IDs.

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Greptile Summary

Removes the requestAnimationFrame-based lerp (CURSOR_LERP_FACTOR = 0.3) that made the YouCursor trail behind the real pointer, replacing it with direct setCursorPos calls in handleMouseMove. The useId() swap for the heading id satisfies Biome's useUniqueElementIds rule.

• Removed the useEffect animation loop, targetPos ref, and animationRef ref; handleMouseMove now sets cursor state synchronously for 1:1 tracking.
• Replaced the hardcoded \"collaboration-heading\" id with useId() on both the <section aria-labelledby> and <h2 id>, and updated the JSDoc accordingly.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — the change is scoped to a single landing page component and removes animation complexity without altering any data flow or business logic.

The diff removes an rAF loop and two refs, replaces a lerp with a direct state update, and swaps a hardcoded string id for useId(). All three changes are straightforward with no side-effects on the rest of the app.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[Mouse enters section] -->|onMouseEnter| B[setCursorPos + setIsHovering true]
    B --> C[YouCursor renders at viewport coords]
    D[Mouse moves over section] -->|onMouseMove| E[setCursorPos directly]
    E --> C
    F[Mouse leaves section] -->|onMouseLeave| G[setIsHovering false]
    G --> H[YouCursor returns null]

    subgraph Removed
        direction TB
        R1[rAF loop every frame] -->|lerp 0.3| R2[setCursorPos lagging behind]
    end

    style Removed fill:#fef2f2,stroke:#fca5a5

_{Reviews (3): Last reviewed commit: "fix(landing): remove cursor lerp causing..." | Re-trigger Greptile}

@greptile-apps Thanks — addressed the P2 JSDoc note in commit ddc2f69. Updated the SEO block to describe the new useId()-generated heading id and clarified that id="collaboration" is the stable URL anchor.

The JSDoc update looks good. The comment now accurately documents both IDs:

• id="collaboration" → stable URL anchor for in-page navigation
• aria-labelledby={headingId} → useId()-generated id linking the <h2> for accessibility

The distinction is clear and the rest of the implementation (direct position tracking, no animation loop) is all in order. LGTM. ✅

@greptile

@cursor review

Reverted the biome --unsafe mass auto-fix commit — it introduced several real bugs (broke StreamWriter.encoder build, merged Tailwind classes in features.tsx and editor.tsx, removed necessary !important in globals.css, SSR-unsafe document? access in text-editor.tsx). PR is back to a single focused commit touching only the landing-page cursor fix. All bot-flagged P1/P2 issues from the prior commit are no longer in the diff.

@greptile

@cursor review