docs(shots): retake every screenshot for 0.48.0 - #24
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The screens changed this release — the all-time breakdown moved under the live pulse, five tables gained column headings, and the tool table gained a figure for how much each tool hands back — so every screenshot in the README and on the site showed a product that no longer exists. The feature crops were older still, from 26 August, and two of the four are the panel that changed most. Retaking them surfaced three faults in the capture itself, each of which had been putting something untrue in front of readers: **Both first-run banners were in every frame**, taking a sixth of the height before a single figure appeared. The update banner had a dismissal, written after the screen was already up — and the navigations that follow are hash changes, which do not reload the document, so the flag was never read. Set before the load that reads it, and set for the premium nudge too. **"set plan" was lit in the header**, because the capture runs against a throwaway data directory and the plan lives in config.json rather than the database. The first thing a reader saw was an instruction to configure something nobody had explained yet. Three plan fields are now copied by name — never the whole file, which also holds the report bot token. **The feature crops found nothing at all.** They waited a fixed 3.5s for a panel; enough on a small database, silently not enough on a real one, and the failure reads as a renamed panel rather than a slow screen. They wait for the heading now, as the full-screen capture already did. Their crop also reached into the panel above and cut a button in half; padding is asymmetric now. Taken against a copy of the live database with project names and feed text scrubbed, as before — 31 names rewritten in this pass. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DR8fggA2LRHcjNWUsqtDcF
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Every screenshot in the README and on the site showed a product that no longer exists: the all-time breakdown moved under the live pulse, five tables gained column headings, and the tool table gained a
returnedcolumn. The feature crops were older still — 26 August — and two of the four are the breakdown panel, the one this release rebuilt. They are what the premium page sells with.Retaking them surfaced three faults in the capture, each of which had been putting something untrue in front of readers.
Both first-run banners were in every frame. They took a sixth of the height before a single figure appeared. The update banner did have a dismissal — written after the screen was up, and the navigations that follow are hash changes, which do not reload the document, so the flag was never read. It is set before the load that reads it now, and the premium nudge with it.
set planwas lit in the header. The capture runs against a throwaway data directory, and the plan lives inconfig.jsonrather than the database, so there was none — the header correctly showed an unfinished action, and the first thing a reader of the README saw was an instruction to configure something nobody had explained. Three plan fields are copied by name now. Never the whole file: it also holds the report bot token.The feature crops found nothing at all. They waited a fixed 3.5s for their panel — enough on a small database, silently not enough on a 641MB one — and failed with
no element matching 'MOST-USED TOOLS', which reads as a renamed panel and was really a screen still fetching. They wait for the heading now, as the full-screen capture already did. Their crop also reached into the panel above and cut a button in half; padding is asymmetric.Taken against a copy of the live database with project names and feed text scrubbed, as always — 31 names rewritten in this pass. The site's copies under
caprock-web/public/shots/are updated too and need their own commit there.https://claude.ai/code/session_01DR8fggA2LRHcjNWUsqtDcF