fix: hero section grammar

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runs just sounds painful man...

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Greptile Summary

This PR changes the hero section tagline from "Analytics that runs itself" to "Analytics that run itself," intending to fix grammar. However, while the verb was updated to plural, the reflexive pronoun "itself" was left singular, creating a new grammatical inconsistency. The fix should either revert to the original (which was internally consistent) or also update "itself" → "themselves" to match the plural verb.

Confidence Score: 3/5

• Low-risk copy change with no functional impact, but introduces a grammatical inconsistency in the main hero tagline.
• The change is a single-word text update with zero functional risk, but it introduces a verb-pronoun agreement issue in the most prominent text on the landing page. The original phrasing was arguably more consistent.
• apps/docs/components/landing/hero.tsx — hero tagline grammar should be reviewed for subject-verb-pronoun agreement.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
apps/docs/components/landing/hero.tsx	Single-word grammar change (runs → run) introduces a subject-verb / reflexive-pronoun mismatch ("run itself" — plural verb with singular pronoun).

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A["Hero Component"] --> B["h1: Analytics that run itself"]
    B --> C{"Grammar Check"}
    C -->|"Plural verb + singular pronoun"| D["Mismatch: 'run itself'"]
    C -->|"Option A"| E["'runs itself' (singular, original)"]
    C -->|"Option B"| F["'run themselves' (plural, consistent)"]

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[greptile-apps]

Subject-verb agreement mismatch with reflexive pronoun

Changing runs → run treats "Analytics" as a plural noun, but the reflexive pronoun itself on this same line is singular. This creates a new grammatical inconsistency: "Analytics that run itself."

If the intent is to treat "Analytics" as plural, itself should become themselves. Alternatively, the original "runs itself" was internally consistent (treating "Analytics" as a singular product name).

Suggested fix (keeping the plural verb):

Suggested change

	run <span className="text-muted-foreground">itself</span>
	run <span className="text-muted-foreground">themselves</span>

Or revert to the original phrasing which was grammatically consistent:

							runs <span className="text-muted-foreground">itself</span>

[izadoesdev]

grammar issue