We can rearrange the axes around using dyadic transpose (3 0 1 2⍉) to have the positions appear at the last dimension. I wouldn't try to visualize a 4-dimensional rearrangement of the data, just trust me on this and look at the results.
If you search your favorite (or least-despised) social media or video sharing site, you can probably find quite a few
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WriteFreely is probably the closest alternative — a minimalist, Go-based platform with ActivityPub support. It's well-designed, but it uses a database (SQLite or MySQL), has its own (very minimal) editor, and doesn't support Webmentions. Additionally, it lacks many features that are deal-breakers for me.
After a year of building production software with AI coding agents, it works if you put in the effort to verify everything that comes out the other end. Gleam wasn't designed for AI agents, but good language design turns out to matter more than any tool built specifically for them.