README, docs and site: one story (the whole job, no avoidable rejections, the desktop app, your AI, install)
README is a short front page (about 120 lines) with one real visual per section; every former section moved unchanged into docs/*.md with a docs/README.md index (journey, rejections, getting-started, commands, growth, studios, store-art, listing-languages, api, skills, mcp, safety, faq, project). The site tells the same story on one page: the teaser in the hero, real CLI output as text, the desktop app as a section with light/dark captures of eight screens and the per-system downloads (desktop/latest.json); /desktop/ redirects to /#download. New capture tools: tools/site-desktop-shots.ts (fixture-mode desktop frames) and tools/site-term-shots.ts (real CLI output as text and WebP). tests/docs-links.test.ts checks README, docs and site links resolve.
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The CLI workspace (`storebound.workspace.json`, README "Many apps and studios") holds the same studios, accounts
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The CLI workspace (`storebound.workspace.json`, docs/studios.md "Many apps and studios") holds the same studios, accounts
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(credential profile names instead of keychain entries), folders and overrides. The pairing rules
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(`cli/lib/identity.ts`) and the release lanes (`cli/lib/train.ts`) are one implementation for both; the window
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