The guide was Italian, 531 lines, and stopped at the features that existed
when it was written: it described the editor and executions and said
nothing about bias annotations, probes, experiments or reports - the part
of the platform that most needs explaining, because none of it is
discoverable by clicking around.
Bias is now six chapters, including the thing the interface does not say
anywhere: the isolated experiment and the full-flow rerun are chosen by
which control you click, not by a toggle. Also added: projects, credentials
and the vault gate, simulated runs, reruns and comparison, the execution
tree, file uploads and the admin area.
Features that exist in the model but that nothing produces - an automated
bias analyser, a vault management page, a project-run history - are
deliberately absent. A guide that promises a screen the user cannot find is
worse than one that omits it.
The PDF is generated rather than committed by hand: no pandoc here, so
render-user-guide.py emits print-styled HTML that Playwright, already a
dependency, turns into the PDF. Its header carries the two commands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lucio Lelii
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