Expand HyperTwist public workflow manual

website/src/pages/public-pages-marketing.tsx

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ import {
   changelogEntries,
   companyNarrative,
   degradedStateRecoveryTracks,
+  desktopWorkflowTracks,
   desktopFirstLaunchCards,
   deploymentReadinessTracks,
   digitalDeliveryCards,
@@ -246,6 +247,12 @@ export function HomeLanding() {
           </div>
         </Section>
 
+        <StepCardSection
+          title="Desktop workflows already supported"
+          description="The homepage is more useful when it also points at the concrete desktop workflows the software already supports today."
+          cards={desktopWorkflowTracks.slice(0, 3)}
+        />
+
         <OperatorDesktopQuickstartSection title="What the first serious session should look like" />
 
         <SurfaceChoiceGuideSection description="This is the shortest practical answer to the browser-versus-desktop question: stay public for release-safe context, move protected for account-aware release work, and move native for the actual simulator." />
@@ -332,6 +339,12 @@ export function AboutPage() {
           </div>
         </Section>
 
+        <StepCardSection
+          title="How the software is actually used"
+          description="These are the practical desktop and operator workflows that already exist behind the product narrative."
+          cards={desktopWorkflowTracks}
+        />
+
         <SurfaceChoiceGuideSection description="Keeping the website and the desktop build together only makes sense if the handoff is explicit. This guide keeps the right surface choice visible in plain language." />
 
         <PublicReleaseDecisionGuideSection
@@ -514,6 +527,12 @@ export function ResourcesPage() {
           </div>
         </Section>
 
+        <StepCardSection
+          title="Practical software workflows"
+          description="These cards focus on how the actual software is used today once the browser shell has already done its access and rollout job."
+          cards={desktopWorkflowTracks}
+        />
+
         <SimulatorManualSection
           title="Simulator use today"
           description="This summary is deliberately practical: what you actually do in the desktop runtime once browser identity and release posture are already resolved."
@@ -597,6 +616,12 @@ function GettingStartedPageContent({
         cards={operatorManualTracks}
       />
 
+      <StepCardSection
+        title="Practical desktop workflows after first launch"
+        description="Once access and pairing are done, these are the concrete software workflows HyperTwist already supports in the native runtime."
+        cards={desktopWorkflowTracks}
+      />
+
       <BrowserAuthMethodsSection
         description="The onboarding path is easier to trust when the shared-auth provider lineup is visible before operators cross into the protected shell."
       />
@@ -740,6 +765,12 @@ export function DocsPage() {
           cards={operatorManualTracks}
         />
 
+        <StepCardSection
+          title="Core software workflows"
+          description="This is the practical use manual for the actual software once access is resolved and the desktop runtime is in hand."
+          cards={desktopWorkflowTracks}
+        />
+
         <OperatorDesktopQuickstartSection />
 
         <BrowserAuthMethodsSection

website/src/site-data.ts

@@ -387,6 +387,54 @@ export const operatorManualTracks = [
   },
 ] as const
 
+export const desktopWorkflowTracks = [
+  {
+    title: '1. Run a classic-cube training session',
+    description: 'Use the desktop runtime when the goal is actual practice, not product orientation.',
+    steps: [
+      'Launch the classic-cube training lane from the installed desktop runtime and confirm the HUD, timer, and scramble posture first.',
+      'Use the shipped classic control lane for turns, orbit, zoom, hint, fresh-attempt restart, and hold-to-talk behavior during the solve.',
+      'Treat this as the authoritative packaged practice loop rather than trying to reproduce it through the public website.',
+    ],
+  },
+  {
+    title: '2. Run a recognition and correction workflow',
+    description: 'Use the desktop runtime when you need the real cube-state intake, correction, and solve-guidance lane.',
+    steps: [
+      'Calibrate and observe the cube through the bounded classic-cube recognition workflow in the native runtime.',
+      'Use the browser-assisted recognition shell, then resolve any manual corrections and accepted closure steps from the native training lane.',
+      'Read the reconstruction and solve-guidance output as desktop workflow truth, not as a claim that the public website itself performs the recognition job.',
+    ],
+  },
+  {
+    title: '3. Review replay, coaching, and analytics',
+    description: 'Use the packaged desktop lane when the session needs replay continuity, coaching review, and outcome evidence in one place.',
+    steps: [
+      'Finish or import the training session, then open replay, coaching, and leaderboard or diagnostics surfaces inside the desktop runtime.',
+      'Use the current native analytics and review surfaces to inspect timing, progression, and coaching output before escalating or exporting anything outward.',
+      'Return to the browser shell only when account, release, entitlement, or support posture becomes the next real concern.',
+    ],
+  },
+  {
+    title: '4. Open the higher-dimensional family lanes',
+    description: 'Use the packaged dedicated-family maps when training moves beyond the classic cube.',
+    steps: [
+      'Launch the dedicated Magic120Cell or MagicCube5D map from the desktop runtime instead of expecting a browser parity lane.',
+      'Use the shipped selector, focus, projection, symmetry or stereo, and visibility posture that the native operator surfaces already own explicitly.',
+      'Use selector recall when a valid generated-mode launch history exists, while still reading XR and controller widening as explicit No-Go until a later dedicated completion packet lands.',
+    ],
+  },
+  {
+    title: '5. Return to the browser shell for operator governance',
+    description: 'Use the browser shell after or around sessions when the next job is commercial, operational, or release-facing rather than simulator-facing.',
+    steps: [
+      'Use the protected dashboard for plan, entitlement, browser-to-desktop pairing, and release-manifest review.',
+      'Use public or protected launch-status, notices, pricing, and release-notes routes when rollout, legal, or distribution posture changes.',
+      'Keep browser access issues separate from native runtime issues so support and rollout work stay attached to the correct surface.',
+    ],
+  },
+] as const
+
 export const operatorDesktopQuickstartCards = [
   {
     title: '1. Resolve access and choose the right build',
@@ -888,6 +936,7 @@ export const resourceCollections = [
       'Roadmap-honest separation between shipped and retained capability',
       'Release notes that surface what actually landed',
       'Desktop-first simulator posture with browser-shell boundaries kept explicit',
+      'Practical software-workflow manual for classic-cube, recognition, replay, and higher-dimensional use',
       'Public manual now surfaces the live speech, provider, and continuity adjunct families too',
     ],
   },
@@ -904,6 +953,7 @@ export const resourceCollections = [
     title: 'Training depth',
     items: [
       'Classic-cube recognition and correction workflows',
+      'Step-by-step desktop workflow guidance for practice, review, and higher-dimensional sessions',
       'Replay, coaching, analytics, and package validation posture',
       'Higher-dimensional puzzle-family references and browser-host boundaries',
       '120-cell and 5D dedicated-family runtime ownership overview',
@@ -1093,6 +1143,11 @@ export const publicManualRouteAtlasCards = [
 ] as const
 
 export const changelogEntries = [
+  {
+    date: 'June 30, 2026',
+    title: 'Public manual now teaches concrete desktop workflows across the main operator routes',
+    details: 'Home, About, Getting Started, Docs, and Resources now include first-party practical workflow cards for classic-cube training, recognition and correction, replay/coaching review, higher-dimensional session use, and browser-return governance. The public site no longer explains topology and readiness only; it now also teaches how the current software is actually used.',
+  },
   {
     date: 'June 29, 2026',
     title: 'Public manual now surfaces shipped speech, provider, and continuity adjunct families',