About This Project

Last updated: 2026-05-26

Yohaku is the site KurisuRakko uses for personal writing, technical notes, project showcases, and experimental interfaces. It is not just a blog template, but a small system organized around content, identity, interaction, automation, and long-term maintenance.

Purpose

This site aims to stay lightweight, quiet, and sustainable. Posts and notes preserve ideas, project pages organize work in progress and completed work, and comments, messages, and login features keep interaction available where it is useful. The visual style may be experimental, but reading and navigation should remain clear.

Technology

The frontend follows the Yohaku / Shiro family of design and interaction patterns, with local adaptations for KurisuRakko. Content, pages, comments, configuration, and compatibility APIs are provided by Phainon on Cloudflare infrastructure. The frontend is deployed on Vercel, with rakko.cn as the main domain.

Account and login features are connected through Priestess / OIDC. The site tries to keep login, messages, project display, page configuration, and search indexing behind clear boundaries so each part can be maintained or replaced more easily.

Content and Copyright

Site content is primarily maintained by KurisuRakko. Unless a page says otherwise, text, images, design curation, and site configuration are not automatically granted for unrestricted reuse. Please keep attribution when quoting, reposting, or reusing content, and follow the notes on each page.

This site also uses and adapts projects and libraries from the open-source ecosystem. Public repositories, dependency licenses, and upstream project rights belong to their respective authors.

Maintenance Principles

• Stability first: when configuration or content can solve a problem, avoid expanding source changes first.
• Readability first: pages and features should serve real use, not only presentation.
• Clear boundaries: frontend, content APIs, identity, and administration each have their own responsibilities.
• Small iterations: new capabilities should be easy to roll back, verify, and explain.

Visual Comfort Note

Some pages may include motion effects, light changes, images, or experimental visuals. If you are sensitive to flashing, rapid motion, or strong visual stimuli, please browse at a comfortable pace and pause if you feel unwell.

Related Links

• Main site: rakko.cn
• About me: kurisu.rakko.cn
• Projects: /projects
• Terms of Service: /terms
• Privacy Policy: /privacy

Contact

For site feedback, content issues, or project collaboration, contact y@rakko.cn.