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The opening window and the three feature windows now look like the app as it is today: - The 46px toolbar row with the window controls in it, the PDF | Changes switch, the review counter with Accept all and Reject all, and the task's Review, Split and Chat layouts. - The marking tools' rail, with the Region tool chosen while a box is drawn, and the Edit source tool on the manuscript. - The change header as the viewer shows it: arrows, the source location and icon actions; uppercase Before and After labels. - The chat's notes message, the agent's edit as a tool line, notes added to the task waiting above the composer, review feedback waiting in the composer, and the composer's attach, agent menu and send. - Version Management instead of the old Git panel: the branch, the commit box whose one button commits and then syncs, staged changes and the version history. On a phone the windows are the phone app: the navigation bar's segmented control, a one-row toolbar, the marking capsule and the change's decisions in a capsule floating over the page; PDF and chat take turns. Narrow desktop windows drop labels and then the rail, as the app does. New labels reuse the app's own translations.
Both capture scripts are back in the repository, and every showcase image is regenerated from them: - hero*.png and paradigm*.png come from the homepage's own windows (scripts/capture-readme-showcase.mjs), so they show the redrawn toolbar, rail, review and chat, and the phone app at phone width. - notes-app*.png and the review inside the paradigm card are real screenshots of today's UI (scripts/capture-readme-review.mjs): the Manuscript with a region note and a highlight added to a new task, and a task's typeset review. Desktop captures run as the macOS shell, so the window controls sit in the toolbar row as in the app, with no separate title bar. Phone captures are 430px wide, where the whole marking capsule fits. - docs/assets/social-preview.png, the site's link card, now shows the homepage headline and window instead of the 0.7 interface. The review script answers every request the UI makes today, fails on any it does not, and uses a one-page example paper whose change opens a subsection, so the change card sits at the top of the review.
The capture scripts are documented where interface changes are, so they do not become orphans: the contributing guide points to the command.
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The homepage windows, the README images and the site's link card now show the interface as it is on
maintoday, ahead of 0.10.0.What changed
Homepage windows (
site/index.html,site/style.css)The opening window and the three feature windows are redrawn from the current app. They are still HTML and CSS, not screenshots.
README showcase (
docs/assets/readme-showcase/)All 24 images are regenerated under the same filenames, so the README markup is unchanged.
scripts/capture-readme-showcase.mjswas rebuilt from the 2026-11-05 session that made the current images and is now committed. It captureshero*andparadigm*from the homepage's own windows: light and dark, desktop and phone, English and zh-CN.scripts/capture-readme-review.mjswas rebuilt the same way and updated for today's UI and API. It takes the real screenshots:notes-app*, plus the review shown inside the paradigm card.npm run readme:showcaseruns both, and the contributing guide points to it.docs/assets/social-preview.png(the site's og:image) is replaced. It still showed the 0.7 interface and the old "A Cursor-like workspace" tagline; it now shows the homepage headline and window.Demo (
/demo)No change. Its chrome is built from the app, and the fixtures still work and read well with the new UI.
The example paper's Figures 1 and 2 embed the old README images. Refreshing them means running
npm run build:playground-example. Figure 1 also has to shrink to0.8\linewidthto keep the paper on two pages, and the run rewrites about 37 MB ofexamples/playground-paper/preview. That is left out of this pull request.How it was checked
npm run test:site,npm run i18n -- check,npm run i18n:check-app,npm run typecheckandnpm run test:playgroundall pass.Noticed in the app (not changed here)