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[task] Review first-run copy for local GitHub workflow client #15
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area: designUX, visual design, copy, screenshots, and design contribution workflow.UX, visual design, copy, screenshots, and design contribution workflow.good first design issueA scoped design, UX, copy, or documentation task suitable for a first contribution.A scoped design, UX, copy, or documentation task suitable for a first contribution.good first issueA scoped task that is suitable for a first contribution.A scoped task that is suitable for a first contribution.good for beginnerA student-friendly starter task with clear scope, success criteria, and verification steps.A student-friendly starter task with clear scope, success criteria, and verification steps.kind: docsDocumentation-only changes or issues.Documentation-only changes or issues.needs: designNeeds UX, visual design, copy, or accessibility input before implementation.Needs UX, visual design, copy, or accessibility input before implementation.status: staleAutomatically marked stale due to inactivity.Automatically marked stale due to inactivity.
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Review and improve first-run copy so the desktop app clearly presents Nexgit as a local GitHub workflow client.
Why this matters
The first screen should not imply Nexgit is a stacked-diff clone, a generic Git GUI, or a finished product. It should honestly explain the pre-alpha GitHub workflow dashboard direction.
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Design/comment-only issue. A code PR is optional.
Depends on
- [task] Render GitHub workflow dashboard in desktop #14 for the first desktop dashboard direction, though design notes can start earlier.
Out of scope
- Do not redesign the whole desktop app.
- Do not implement app-server GitHub methods.
- Do not add stacked PR messaging.
Definition of done
- The contribution includes UX notes, proposed copy, screenshots, or a small copy/doc update.
- The proposal explains what a first-time user should understand after opening the app.
- The copy references GitHub workflow state: issues, PRs, checks, reviews, or maintainer queue.
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- Attach screenshots, a Figma link, or written UX notes.
- If changing docs or copy in the repo, run
pnpm format:prettier:check.
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This is a good first design issue. A useful contribution can be only a comment with screenshots and proposed copy.
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area: designUX, visual design, copy, screenshots, and design contribution workflow.UX, visual design, copy, screenshots, and design contribution workflow.good first design issueA scoped design, UX, copy, or documentation task suitable for a first contribution.A scoped design, UX, copy, or documentation task suitable for a first contribution.good first issueA scoped task that is suitable for a first contribution.A scoped task that is suitable for a first contribution.good for beginnerA student-friendly starter task with clear scope, success criteria, and verification steps.A student-friendly starter task with clear scope, success criteria, and verification steps.kind: docsDocumentation-only changes or issues.Documentation-only changes or issues.needs: designNeeds UX, visual design, copy, or accessibility input before implementation.Needs UX, visual design, copy, or accessibility input before implementation.status: staleAutomatically marked stale due to inactivity.Automatically marked stale due to inactivity.
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github-actions commentedon Apr 29, 2026
This issue needs a small update before triage:
Areamust be one of Automation, CLI, Core, Desktop, Design, Docs, Protocol, Tests, or TUI so triage automation can route the issue.Please edit the issue instead of opening a new one.
github-actions commentedon Jun 1, 2026
This issue has been quiet for a while. If it is still relevant, add context and it will stay open.
github-actions commentedon Jun 15, 2026
Closing due to prolonged inactivity. It can be reopened with fresh context.