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docs(walkthroughs): document the task walkthroughs - #16401
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A section on task walkthroughs (how they differ from tours: real changes, advancing only once the action succeeded, stopping asks first, the lightbulb labels) and a table of the eight tasks with where each starts, what it does and who sees it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Documents the task walkthroughs in the Pro UI on the In-App Walkthroughs page.
A new Task walkthroughs section explains how a task differs from a tour: the user does the job for real while the walkthrough guides them, a step moves on only once the action has actually succeeded, the task practices on the record it was started from (or the least important one it finds), its last card says how to undo what it did, stopping asks first, and the lightbulb labels read Start, Resume, Do It Again or Start Over.
A table lists the eight tasks with where each one is started, what the user does in it, and who sees it: Import and Reimport a Scan, Create an Asset and Import Into It, Add an Engagement and Import Into It, Mark a Finding a False Positive, Accept the Risk of a Finding, Close Findings in Bulk, Give a User Access to an Asset, and Build and Generate a Report.
The page description in the front matter now mentions the tasks too. English only; the other languages are generated.
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