docs(website): re-shoot the stale stills on the 0.67+ UI - #829
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Every UI-bearing image on the site predated the redesign, including the seven committed by the previous pass — those were merged 41 minutes before the first design commit, so age was never the criterion; what landed 41 minutes after them was. Foundation dark at the out-of-box default (DEFAULT_APPEARANCE = foundation, hue null, tint 0, and paddock:theme defaults to dark) — what a reader sees on first boot. The theme quartet is the deliberate exception: there the choice itself is the subject, so all four appear. Shot against a rig rebuilt at main and verified post-redesign from inside the browser: the Appearance section with four theme cards cannot exist on any build before 75c3935. Per-frame provenance (theme, accent, app version) is recorded in tools/docs-media/shots.manifest.json.
An asset and the reference to it belong in the same PR. These five illustrate the 0.67 entry, which lives in whats-new.mdx on docs/whats-new-v069 (#815) — merged from here they would be assets referenced by nothing, and referenced from there they would be a 404 the Astro build does not reliably catch. Files stay on disk for #815 to pull across.
The alt text said four chats are unread; the frame shows nine. Alt text is the only description a screen-reader user gets, so a stale one is not cosmetic.
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The stills were pushed onto this branch by a concurrent worker. This PR is the rig and the tooling, which is code-shaped and independently reviewable; the frames it produces are a separate review with separate criteria.
An asset and the reference to it belong in one PR. These five illustrate the 0.67 entry in whats-new.mdx, which lives on #815 — merged from here they are assets referenced by nothing; referenced from there without being there they are a 404 the Astro build does not reliably catch. They remain committed on docs/media-v069 for #815 to take across. NB an earlier attempt used `git rm --cached`, which left them in the working tree where the next blanket `git add -A` silently re-staged them.
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…ated row Two unread rows both read "Compare the two survey methods" — genuinely two chats in two workspaces, but in a published frame it reads as the list rendering a duplicate, in the one image that introduces Home to a new reader. The root chat is now "Pick a survey method for the tide pools". The unread arithmetic is unchanged and still reconciles: UNREAD 9 = 9 rows = badges (Home 2 + Lanternfish 2 + Tidepool 4 + Harbour Notes 1), with root CHATS 2 matching the two untagged rows.
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docs-discover.png was captured and deliberately not committed: the rig has no discoverable Claude Code history, so the route renders its empty state. A manifest entry for a frame that exists in no PR invites someone to go looking for it. The twelve remaining entries all ship — seven in #829 and five in #815. Those five are NOT pruned despite having moved out of #829: they still ship, and the manifest is the only record of which theme and solved accent each was shot at, which is exactly what a reviewer of #815 needs.
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Every UI-bearing image on the site was pre-redesign — including the seven committed by the previous pass, which merged 41 minutes before the first design commit. Age was never the criterion; what landed after them was.
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12 stills, all shot against a rig rebuilt at
main:root-home,project-settings,adopt-row,adopt-modal,adopted-badge,promote-to-project,trigger-tool-picker-bash.appearance-panelplus the four-theme quartet. These are not re-shoots — 0.67 has no What's New entry at all, so there is no historical record to protect.Theme: Foundation dark at the out-of-box default (
DEFAULT_APPEARANCE = { foundation, hue: null, tint: 0 };paddock:themedefaults to dark), because that is what a reader sees on first boot. The quartet is the deliberate exception — there the choice itself is the subject.Archive stills under
whats-new/are untouched on purpose: a What's New entry records what shipped on a date, so replacing its frame would falsify it.How I know these are not the old UI again
The single biggest risk here was re-shooting against a stale build — it fails silently, because the rig comes up, the seed passes, the leak scan passes and every shot succeeds. Guarded three ways:
b2503ec, not the one that predated the redesign./configrenders the Appearance section with four theme cards, which cannot exist before75c3935.--accent, app version) intools/docs-media/shots.manifest.json. The quartet records four distinct accent triples, which is what proves the themes really applied rather than four labels being written over one appearance.Verification
cd website && npm install && npm run build→ exit 0, 52 pages.md5sum | uniq -D -w32across every committed still → no duplicates. (Two unframed shots of one URL at one viewport land byte-identical; that has produced a phantom capture before.)assertCleanthrows rather than writing), and I looked at the frames.127.0.0.1count is 46, matching the baseline exactly — and the pattern was positive-controlled, so the clean result is real rather than a broken regex./home/demopaths, stock branding.Findings, not fixed here
getting-started.mdshows the wrong screen. The prose is about Discover ("Each row is one directory… press Import") but the image is Home. The image needs to become a Discover shot; that is a prose decision, so I only corrected the alt text, which claimed four unread against a frame showing nine.Docs-only: no changeset, no version bump.
Interaction with #835 (
fix/prose-code-quote-tokens) — checked, no re-shoot needed#835 changes how inline
codeand blockquotes paint in chat prose, acrossindex.cssand all four theme files. I checked whether that would re-stale anything here.No frame in this PR renders inline code or a blockquote as a subject. Verified per frame, using the
routerecorded in each sidecar to find the candidates rather than guessing:adopt-row,adopted-badge/projects/tidepool/chatadopt-modal/projects/tidepool/chatpromote-to-project/chatroot-home/project-settings,trigger-tool-picker-bashSo #835 can land before or after this PR without invalidating a frame.
Where the real exposure is, for whoever merges #835: the frames that do show rendered transcript prose are
using/sent-attachments.pngandusing/chat-streaming-queued.png, plus several underwhats-new/. None of those are in this PR — they were not re-shot in this pass. That is where to look if #835 lands.Three of the rig's fixture replies do contain the affected constructs (two with inline code, one with a blockquote), so a future transcript shot against this rig will exercise #835's change — which is why the check above is per-frame rather than per-fixture.