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docs: getting started leads with the GitHub App, and running the action yourself is its own page - #25
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…self is its own page Get started now installs the GitHub App: the onboarding pull request adds the workflow and a starter sluiceway.yaml, and the console guides the rest. The steps without the app move, whole, to get-started/run-the-action-yourself, and a new page says how the app and the action work together: the webhook tick, the action's resolve as the fallback, where deploys run and who holds credentials. Old get-started fragments go on to the new page. The app pages link console.sluiceway.dev, where app.sluiceway.dev now redirects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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) The header takes the landing page's shape (sluiceway/landing #25): Go to console, linking https://console.sluiceway.dev, is the one thing in the bar that looks pressable. The Docs repo and GitHub text links become one small quiet GitHub mark (Octicons mark-github-16, aria-label "Sluiceway on GitHub") without an outline or shadow. The theme switch loses its outline and shadow, and search and the phone menu button their shadow. A Header override puts the button beside search below 50rem, so it stays in the bar on a phone, and in the right group from there. Below 500px the wordmark is read out but not shown, so everything fits at 320px. Between 50rem and 60rem search is its icon, so the theme switch is not cut off. The menu button is sized through --sl-menu-button-size, so it sits level with the rest of the bar. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follows the decision that the app is the way in and the action is the path you run yourself.
/get-started/) now installs the GitHub App: the onboarding pull request adds the workflow and a startersluiceway.yaml, the console at console.sluiceway.dev guides the rest, free for 5 repos. Every deploy still runs in your own GitHub Actions with your credentials./get-started/run-the-action-yourself/): the former Get started, whole (Requirements and the steps, read from the action's README), with a short intro that says it is the same deploys with the issue as the only dashboard./get-started/the-app-and-the-action/): the webhook tick within about a second, judged with the action's own code; the action'sresolveas the fallback (about 20 seconds, still deploys when the app is down); where deploys run and who holds credentials;recordWriters: ["sluiceway[bot]"]for ticks from the console and the command line./get-started/#requirementsand#get-startedredirect to the new page. The app pages link console.sluiceway.dev (app.sluiceway.dev 301s there).bun run checkandbun run linkspass locally.🤖 Generated with Claude Code