PRDCT-693: show the Build locally stages as a strip, with the Open app dialog - #1149
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…p dialog A shared StageStrip component draws numbered dots on a line, the Getting Started hub look, with a bold title and one line per stage. It is horizontal in a wide column and vertical in a narrow one, and the markdown twin prints it as a numbered list. build-locally gets one strip per path. The password is in the dialog that Open App opens, not next to Open App. That was checked on a running test app in project 264. build-locally, getting-started, authentication, troubleshooting and reference are corrected, and a screenshot of the dialog goes under Check the app. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…-693-apps-stage-strip The base moved What you get by default below Check the app and stopped repeating the password location there. The agent strip stays under the section intro, now above Set up your client. The moved section keeps the base's text, and the password evidence note moves to Check the app, where the password step and the dialog screenshot are. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The merge dropped the old defaults paragraph, and with it the sentence behind the agent strip's fourth stage. The password bullet now has it. The evidence comment also gets a VERIFY(Nikita): the dialog was seen on europe-west3 only, and the UI bundles read between 22 and 29 Sep still had an older App Credentials modal, so its labels need a look on us-east4. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Linear: PRDCT-693 · stacked on #1147
Why
Nikita asked for pictures on Build locally: a screenshot of the process, or the Getting Started "line with dots, one dot per stage". He chose a static strip over an animated clip, one per path, plus one real screenshot.
What changed
src/components/StageStrip.astrodraws numbered dots on a line, with a bold title and one line of text per stage. It's the look of the Getting Started hub poster. Styles are.stage-strip*incustom.css, and the markdown twin prints each strip as a numbered list.--kbc-blue-600, where white numerals pass 4.5:1. Both themes follow the tokens.CourseLine(PRDCT-487: Getting Started rerun on a Free Plan project, with a course-style hub and a 10-second clip #1144) draws its course the same way from its own data. Whether the two become one is for the style audit.build-locallygets two strips, under the intros of "With an AI agent" and "By hand". Stages with a section of their own link to it, and every line comes from sentences the page already has.VERIFY(Nikita).public/data-apps/open-app-dialog.png(40 KB), sits in "Check the app" under the password step. It's cropped to the dialog, and the password shows as dots. Check the app also gets a line for the MCP route: the draft preview comes first, and Open App arrives once production is deployed.VERIFY(Michal Ševčík)note that asked where the password shows, in the comment under Check the app. The same check showed Edit with Kai in the header and Duplicate with Kai in the ⋯ menu, where operate and publish-and-share say Modify with Kai and Copy app. Those two pages and reference.md get aVERIFY(Michal Ševčík)rather than a change, because the labels may depend on who built the app.Checks
check-cli-referencehas 0 findings,audit-phase20 broken links and 0 missing images, anddocs-link-redirect-checkagainst PRDCT-693: put Apps prerequisites in the shared Before you start box #1147 0 blockers and 0 warnings.<StageStripor<lileft.VERIFY(Nikita)for us-east4.Merge order
#1146 first, then #1147, then this one. I'll retarget each PR as the one below it lands.
On 30 September the fixes for Miro's review on #1146 moved "What you get by default" below Check the app, and a follow-up commit took the password location out of it. This branch merged both through #1147. The agent strip now sits right above Set up your client, and Check the app says what the dialog holds.
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