docs-update

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Update the product docs at docs.bagofwords.com (Mintlify) with text and fresh screenshots after a user-facing change ships. Use when a merged change alters user-visible behavior, adds a feature, or when asked to update/refresh documentation.

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Docs Update — Mintlify + fresh screenshots

The product docs live on Mintlify (docs.bagofwords.com), managed through the Mintlify MCP server — not in this repo. docs/ here contains internal design docs only.

When to run

After a user-facing change merges: new feature, changed flow, renamed UI, changed configuration. Skip for internal refactors.

Flow

Find what's affected. With the Mintlify MCP: checkout the deployment (this opens an isolated editing session/branch — surface the returned editorUrl to the user), then search / read / list_nodes for pages mentioning the touched feature. List affected pages before editing.
Capture fresh screenshots of the new behavior from a seeded local stack (see the ui-evidence skill for the full capture procedure):
```
tools/agent/boot_stack.sh && cd backend && uv run python ../tools/agent/seed_org.py --demo
cd ../frontend && node ../tools/agent/capture.mjs http://localhost:3000/<page> shot.png
```
Stage them under docs/screenshots/pending-changes/<page-slug>/ in this repo so they're reviewable alongside the docs PR. Match the style of existing docs images (clean seeded data, 1440px wide, no dev toolbars).
Edit pages via the session tools:
- body text → edit_page (string replace) or write_page (full rewrite)
- frontmatter (title, description, icon) → update_node, never edit_page
- new pages / navigation → create_node; site config → update_config
Images: if the MCP session cannot upload binary images, reference the staged files and note in the docs PR description that the images in docs/screenshots/pending-changes/<page-slug>/ must be uploaded via the Mintlify editor (editorUrl) before merge. Do not publish pages pointing at broken image paths.
Review the diff (diff / get_session_state), then save — this opens a docs PR. Never use Mintlify code-mode (execute_code) for content work: it writes straight to the live deployment with no PR safety net.
Report back: affected pages, the docs PR link, and the editorUrl.

Writing rules

Describe what the user sees now — don't narrate the change ("previously…", "as of this release…") unless editing a changelog page.
Verify every claim against the running app you just booted, not against the code diff — docs describe behavior, and this catches half-shipped UI.
Screenshots must come from seeded sandbox data only — never real customer names, tokens, or connection strings.
Keep terminology consistent with the app's locale catalogs (locales/en.json) — the UI string is the source of truth for feature names.