wtf is leto?

Leto is a personal reading website that collects a curated set of investment books recommended by an X (formerly Twitter) user known as Leto. It brings together classic works on value investing, options strategies, and asset allocation, letting visitors read them online in one place. The site currently includes titles such as Just Keep Buying, Lifecycle Investing, the Peter Lynch collection, McMillan's book on options strategies, The Second Leg Down, and Safe Haven, with an inclusion order suggested from beginner to advanced. Every book is rendered from Markdown files and displayed as static HTML, with full text search across all the content. The reading experience includes a dark mode toggle, a warm paper like layout meant to feel closer to reading a physical book, image zoom on click, and a responsive design that adapts to both desktop and mobile screens. One title, The Second Leg Down, offers a toggle between a Chinese translation and the English original. Under the hood, the project is built with VitePress and uses Vue 3 for interactive components, and it is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. A self hosted Noto Serif SC font is used to keep the Chinese reading experience close to print quality. To run it locally, you clone the repository, move into the site folder, and use pnpm to install dependencies, start a dev server, or build a production version. Pushing to the main branch triggers an automated GitHub Actions build that deploys straight to Cloudflare Pages. The README is explicit that this is a personal, non commercial study project: the books themselves remain the copyright of their original authors and publishers, and the site exists only to make reading them more convenient for personal and academic use. Anyone who believes the project infringes their rights is asked to open a GitHub issue, and the maintainer says infringing content will be removed once confirmed.