foolish-bandit gives Gary a third workflow and a friendlier failure mode

foolish-bandit's latest pass on Gary is mostly frontend housekeeping with two changes worth flagging. The assistant now offers three named workflows - Review, Draft, and a new Explain - surfaced from the landing view so users aren't dropped into a blank chat. And when the backend can't be reached, the app now says so plainly instead of failing silently, which is the kind of small UX call that decides whether a pilot user trusts the tool or quietly closes the tab.

Underneath, the assistant sidebar was relabeled "Ask Gary," a set of standard UI building blocks was introduced so future pages look consistent, and the team swapped Google's hosted fonts for a locally bundled copy - useful for anyone planning to run Gary in environments where calls out to Google aren't welcome. Operational docs covering architecture, deployment status, and roadmap were also added.