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The README image description still names Home's retired panels

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Assessment

Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
78/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active

Research direction

Start at README.md:85 and run make demo-home to compare the image alt text with the visible Home panel headings. Update the description to match the current layout, add the requested documentation check for retired names, and verify the rendered README and demo acceptance criteria. Record the corrected description in invalidates.

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Description

area:chat bug good first issue sev:papercut

Seen on dev@debffabf6. Surfaced while verifying #1415; not introduced by it.

What happened

The Home screenshot's alt text says scheduled and names the older panel arrangement. The current Home panel is standing; the text gives screen-reader users a description of a different page.

Replication

Deterministic (no model). Read the Home image alt text in README.md, then run make demo-home and inspect Home's panel headings. The alt text includes scheduled; the live heading is standing.

Where

README.md:85 at dev@debffabf6 contains Home in two columns: needs you, unread, where you were, running and scheduled on the left; projects, spend and since you left on the right.

The fix

Describe the screenshot and current Home layout in the image's alt text using the visible panel names.

Acceptance

  • e2e: the rendered README's Home image has alt text matching the headings in codeaf chat on a demo home.
  • Unit: a documentation check catches retired Home panel names in current image descriptions.
  • Record the corrected description in invalidates.
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Go
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Forks
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Avg merge
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Merged PRs (30d)
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