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docs(landing): match the user docs to the product on main - #2482
Sweep of the public docs (apps/landing/src/content/docs), each change checked against the code on main. Markdown only.
Alerting (largest drift, from the alerting rework)
Rules, Routing and Silences are sidebar sections under Alerts, not tabs.
Rule editor cards are When, Alert when, Notify, Name; the chart sits above them; the template picker closes with Cancel (no "Skip and use defaults"); thresholds read as one sentence.
New monitor / New uptime check, Add destination: button labels as the UI has them.
The New rule dropdown offers Anomaly rule, Uptime check and SLO.
Roles
Managing alert rules, destinations, integrations (AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, Railway, Slack, Discord, GitHub CI) and the error notification policy needs engineer or admin, not admin only (packages/domain/src/policy/permissions.ts). Quoted denial message fixed.
Reference
API: v1 was retired 2026-10-08; resource table gains silences, maintenance windows, escalation chains, on-call, issue actions, and the users, data_sources, mcp_connections, agent_feedback scope families.
CLI: --since accepts w; --start/--end accept ISO-8601 and can be used alone.
Other
Errors issue page labels (What broke, Raised at, All time, Priority, header menu).
Self-hosting sign-in rate limit described as implemented (per address, plus a global ceiling; bad Bearer tokens count).
Alchemy: Maple.Dashboard gains refresh_interval_seconds and dashboardId, AlertDestination gains channelLabel; ApiKey rotation issues a new key id; Local port falls back to a free port when unset.
Effect Foldkit SDK: captureException. Rust guide enables reqwest-rustls so the exporter can reach the HTTPS endpoint. React Router example imports its types.
UI label casing across Explore, Dashboards, Web analytics, Session replay, integrations; "Agent sessions" matches the app.
Fixed a broken yield * example on the MCP servers page.
Not in this PR
Screenshots in alert-rules.md, uptime-monitoring.md and apdex-alerts.md still show the old editor and need re-shooting.
The Terraform provider's maple_alert_destination lacks microsoft-teams, incident-io and linear, which the API and Alchemy support; the docs match the provider.
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Documentation
Updated product guides with current navigation labels and terminology across agent sessions, alerts, dashboards, traces, logs, integrations, and replays.
Clarified alert-management permissions, monitoring setup, issue details, API limits, and integration access for engineers and admins.
Expanded reference guidance for API operations, webhooks, CLI time filters, and infrastructure-as-code resources.
Refined setup instructions for Rust instrumentation, web analytics, and self-hosted sign-in rate limits.
Corrected examples and clarified SDK and exporter guidance.
Documentation-only sweep of the public user docs, all markdown under apps/landing/src/content/docs. Nothing in this pull request is code, so there is nothing for this review to check.
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This documentation update revises product labels, navigation steps, role descriptions, API and resource references, and technical setup details across Maple documentation. Most edits clarify or align documented UI wording. No product implementation changes are described.
Changes: Agent sessions and tracing
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Agent session labels and Strands guidance apps/landing/src/content/docs/agent-sessions/overview.md, apps/landing/src/content/docs/agent-tracing/*
Agent session references use sentence case. The Strands guide also updates a TypeScript limitation and verification labels.
Alerting documentation
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Rule editor and alert conditions apps/landing/src/content/docs/alerting/alert-rules.md, apps/landing/src/content/docs/alerting/apdex-alerts.md, apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/limits.md, apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/webhooks.md
Rule and alert instructions use updated editor terms. Reference documentation adds the enabled-rule limit and signal types.
The guides update monitor navigation, creation labels, and alert setup wording.
Alert navigation and destinations apps/landing/src/content/docs/alerting/incidents.md, apps/landing/src/content/docs/alerting/notification-destinations.md
Incident and destination instructions use updated Alerts navigation and action labels. Destination-management instructions include engineers alongside admins.
Error issue documentation
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Issue details and policy permissions apps/landing/src/content/docs/errors/overview.md
The guide revises issue-page descriptions and actions, snooze wording, and documented policy permissions.
Setup instructions update filter, continuation, and authentication labels.
Web analytics documentation
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Web analytics descriptions and references apps/landing/src/content/docs/product-events/*
The pages use sentence-case Web analytics. The main page describes browser SDK data sources and notes that no separate analytics script is needed.
API and CLI references
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API resources and versioning apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/api.md
The resource index adds documented operations and resource families. The versioning text states that v1 endpoints were retired and points to v2 replacements.
CLI time filters apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/cli.md
The guide expands --since formats and clarifies --start and --end time-window behavior.
TypeScript tracing guidance can expose messages users expected to redact. Correct the redaction guidance before merging; several other documentation instructions also need clarification.
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Minor · Update the MCP reference role. · overview.md:105
apps/landing/src/content/docs/errors/overview.md:105 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Update the MCP reference role.
This row still says “Org admins only.” The tool and error_policy:manage also permit engineers, as the updated Errors guide states. Correct this row so engineers do not unnecessarily ask an admin to update the policy. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/errors/overview.md at line 105:
Update the MCP reference role row in the Errors overview so it reflects that both organization admins and engineers with error_policy:manage can update the policy; keep the role description consistent with the updated Errors guide.
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Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/agent-tracing/strands.mdx:
- Line 94: Update the redaction guidance in the Strands tracing documentation to
scope the `gen_ai_unredacted_attributes` allowlist to Python users. Warn
TypeScript users that the SDK does not provide this redaction mechanism and that
they must enforce redaction before export; keep the existing TypeScript SDK
environment-variable guidance intact.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/alerting/uptime-monitoring.md:
- Line 22: Update the first setup step to account for organizations with no
existing alert rules: instruct users to select the Throughput drop template
directly from the Alerts page’s empty state, while retaining the New rule path
for organizations that already have rules.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/explore/traces.md:
- Line 23: Update the Status description in the traces table documentation to
state that when the root span has no HTTP status code, the column shows Error
for an Error span status and OK for all other statuses, including Unset.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/frontend/react-router.md:
- Line 227: Update the React Router documentation around the EntryContext and
RouterContextProvider imports to tell readers to merge the generated type
imports into one import rather than adding a duplicate import.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/iac/alchemy-resources.md:
- Line 177: Update the `rotate` documentation to state that replacement keys
preserve the original expiration time, so repeated rotations do not extend the
lifetime and a later rotation can fail after the key expires; make this clear
for users configuring `expires_in_seconds`.
Review comments at
@apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/gcp-opentelemetry.md:
- Line 68: Update the GCP OpenTelemetry filter-only continuation steps to match
the UI: after changing the filter, tell users to click Continue, select Cloud
Shell script on the Method step, and click Continue again before copying and
running the script.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/api.md:
- Line 70: Update the agent_feedback API description to state that feedback
listings are organization-wide and that users with a standard API key can read
feedback submitted by other users; make this visibility clear before users share
sensitive details.
- Line 130: Update the API versioning guidance to clarify that retired v1
operations do not all have `/v2` replacements; identify Cloudflare and GitHub
integration operations as session-only `/internal` routes, and document the
supported alternatives for API-key users without implying those routes are
available to them.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/cli.md:
- Line 46: Update the --since description in the CLI reference table to specify
that the duration must use a positive whole number followed by m, h, d, or w.
Keep the existing examples and clarify that users can express fractional-hour
durations as equivalent whole minutes, such as 90m instead of 1.5h.
Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/self-hosting/connect.md:
- Line 26: Update the global-rate-limit wording in the self-hosting connection
documentation to say that the server-wide limit applies once 100 failures occur,
matching the threshold enforced by LoginThrottle. Preserve the surrounding
rate-limit behavior and other wording.
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Review comments at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/errors/overview.md:
- Line 105: Update the MCP reference role row in the Errors overview so it
reflects that both organization admins and engineers with error_policy:manage
can update the policy; keep the role description consistent with the updated
Errors guide.
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Use the same `OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_*` variables, with `OTEL_SEMCONV_STABILITY_OPT_IN="gen_ai_latest_experimental,gen_ai_span_attributes_only"` (the SDK doesn't support the third value). Then:
Use the same `OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_*` variables, with `OTEL_SEMCONV_STABILITY_OPT_IN="gen_ai_latest_experimental,gen_ai_span_attributes_only"` (the TypeScript SDK doesn't support the `gen_ai_unredacted_attributes` allowlist). Then:
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Web query:
Does @strands-agents/sdk 1.19.0 support the gen_ai_unredacted_attributes token in OTEL_SEMCONV_STABILITY_OPT_IN? Check the versioned SDK source or documentation.
Sources consulted:
- GitHub - strands-agents/sdk-typescript: A model-driven approach to building AI agents in just a few lines of code. · GitHub — https://github.com/strands-agents/sdk-typescript
- CareLoop/docs/spike-findings.md at main · Asembris/CareLoop · GitHub — https://github.com/Asembris/CareLoop/blob/main/docs/spike-findings.md
- sdk-typescript/README.md at main · strands-agents/sdk-typescript · GitHub — https://github.com/strands-agents/sdk-typescript/blob/main/README.md
- sdk-typescript/AGENTS.md at main · strands-agents/sdk-typescript · GitHub — https://github.com/strands-agents/sdk-typescript/blob/main/AGENTS.md
- Releases · strands-agents/sdk-typescript · GitHub — https://github.com/strands-agents/sdk-typescript/releases
- …and 20 more
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python3 - <<'PY'import io,json,tarfile,urllib.requestwith urllib.request.urlopen('https://registry.npmjs.org/@strands-agents%2fsdk/1.19.0',timeout=25) as r: meta=json.load(r)with urllib.request.urlopen(meta['dist']['tarball'],timeout=30) as r: blob=r.read()with tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(blob),mode='r:gz') as tar: path='package/dist/src/telemetry/tracer.js' lines=tar.extractfile(path).read().decode().splitlines() print('@strands-agents/sdk 1.19.0',path) for start,end in [(160,179),(310,365),(880,955),(1000,1055),(1063,1072)]: print('\n--- lines',start,'-',end,'---') for i in range(start-1,min(end,len(lines))): print(f'{i+1:4} {lines[i]}') for i,line in enumerate(lines): if '_addEvent(' in line and ('_addEvent(span,' in line or '_addEvent(span =' in line): print('\n--- definition or call',i+1,'---') for j in range(max(0,i-2),min(len(lines),i+15)): print(f'{j+1:4} {lines[j]}')PY
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Correct the TypeScript redaction instructions.
In @strands-agents/sdk 1.19.0, the allowlist does not redact content. A coding agent following the linked skill can export unredacted messages when the user requests redaction. Scope the allowlist instructions to Python and warn TypeScript users to enforce redaction before export.
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/agent-tracing/strands.mdx at line 94:
Update the redaction guidance in the Strands tracing documentation to scope the `gen_ai_unredacted_attributes` allowlist to Python users. Warn TypeScript users that the SDK does not provide this redaction mechanism and that they must enforce redaction before export; keep the existing TypeScript SDK environment-variable guidance intact.
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Document the first-rule path.
When an organization has no rules, the Alerts page hides New rule and displays the templates directly. Tell users to select Throughput drop from the empty state in that case. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/alerting/uptime-monitoring.md at line 22:
Update the first setup step to account for organizations with no existing alert rules: instruct users to select the Throughput drop template directly from the Alerts page’s empty state, while retaining the New rule path for organizations that already have rules.
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The table has these columns: **Trace ID**, **Root Span** (with start time), **Services**, **Spans**, **Duration**, and **Status**. **Status** shows the HTTP status code when the root span has one, otherwise the span status. Sort by clicking **Duration**. The default order is newest first. More rows load as you scroll.
The table has these columns: **Trace ID**, **Root span** (with start time), **Services**, **Spans**, **Duration**, and **Status**. **Status** shows the HTTP status code when the root span has one, otherwise the span status. Sort by clicking **Duration**. The default order is newest first. More rows load as you scroll.
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Describe the Status fallback accurately.
When the root span has no HTTP status code, the column shows Error if its span status is Error, and OK otherwise. An Unset status therefore appears as OK, not Unset. Clarify this fallback so readers can interpret the column correctly. See packages/query-engine/src/ch/queries/traces.ts at Line 1818 and packages/views/src/ui/trace-badges.ts at Line 15.
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/explore/traces.md at line 23:
Update the Status description in the traces table documentation to state that when the root span has no HTTP status code, the column shows Error for an Error span status and OK for all other statuses, including Unset.
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Tell readers to merge the generated type imports.
The generated server entry already imports EntryContext. In React Router 8.5.1, it also imports RouterContextProvider. Adding this import separately causes duplicate-identifier errors. Tell readers to merge the imports. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Also applies to: 230-230
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/frontend/react-router.md at line 227:
Update the React Router documentation around the EntryContext and RouterContextProvider imports to tell readers to merge the generated type imports into one import rather than adding a duplicate import.
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- Changing `name`, `description`, `scopes`, `kind` or `expires_in_seconds` **replaces** the key: a new ID and a new secret, and the old key is revoked.
- Bumping `rotate` **rolls** the key in place: same ID, name and scopes, new secret.
- Bumping `rotate` **rolls** the key: Maple revokes the old key and issues a replacement with the same name, description, kind and scopes, a new `keyId` and a new secret.
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Document that rotation preserves expiration.
A replacement key keeps the original expires_at. It can expire after successful rotations, and a later roll will fail. Document this behavior for users who set expires_in_seconds. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/iac/alchemy-resources.md at line 177:
Update the `rotate` documentation to state that replacement keys preserve the original expiration time, so repeated rotations do not extend the lifetime and a later rotation can fail after the key expires; make this clear for users configuring `expires_in_seconds`.
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Open the menu on the connection's row and choose **Edit data**. Under **Log filter**, choose **Replace filter**. To forward application output, click **Can't forward via OpenTelemetry** and tick its runtimes. Click **Continue to the script**, then copy the script and run it in Cloud Shell again.
Open the menu on the connection's row and choose **Edit data**. Under **Log filter**, choose **Replace filter**. To forward application output, click **Forward application output instead** and tick its runtimes. Click **Save and continue**, then copy the script and run it in Cloud Shell again.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the filter-only continuation steps.
When users change only the filter, chooseStage in view-gcp-configure-choose.ts shows Continue, not Save and continue. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Tell users to click Continue, select Cloud Shell script on the Method step, and click Continue again. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/gcp-opentelemetry.md at line 68:
Update the GCP OpenTelemetry filter-only continuation steps to match the UI: after changing the filter, tell users to click Continue, select Cloud Shell script on the Method step, and click Continue again before copying and running the script.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Clarify that feedback is visible across the organization.
“List what you sent” suggests that results are limited to the sender. The list query filters only by organization, so any standard API key can read feedback sent by other users. State this before users include sensitive details in feedback. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/api.md at line 70:
Update the agent_feedback API description to state that feedback listings are organization-wide and that users with a standard API key can read feedback submitted by other users; make this visibility clear before users share sensitive details.
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`/v2` is the major version. Changes within it are additive, and error `_tag` values do not change. The v1 endpoints under `/api/…` remain available for existing integrations but get no new features.
`/v2` is the major version. Changes within it are additive, and error `_tag` values do not change. The v1 endpoints under `/api/…` were retired on 2026-10-08; use their `/v2` replacements.
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Clarify which v1 operations lack v2 replacements.
Not every retired v1 operation has a /v2 replacement. For example, Cloudflare and GitHub integration operations moved to session-only /internal routes. The current instruction sends affected API-key users looking for endpoints that do not exist. Document the exceptions and available alternatives. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/api.md at line 130:
Update the API versioning guidance to clarify that retired v1 operations do not all have `/v2` replacements; identify Cloudflare and GitHub integration operations as session-only `/internal` routes, and document the supported alternatives for API-key users without implying those routes are available to them.
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Specify a positive whole number for --since.
“A number” includes values such as 1.5h, but apps/cli/src/core/time.ts rejects decimals and zero. State that the value must be a positive whole number; users can specify 90m instead of 1.5h.
Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/reference/cli.md at line 46:
Update the --since description in the CLI reference table to specify that the duration must use a positive whole number followed by m, h, d, or w. Keep the existing examples and clarify that users can express fractional-hour durations as equivalent whole minutes, such as 90m instead of 1.5h.
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Open the server in a browser and sign in with the access token. Everyone uses the same token, and a sign-in lasts 30 days in that browser. There are no separate user accounts: to remove someone's access, [rotate the token](/docs/self-hosting/operations#rotating-secrets).
Ten failed sign-ins within a minute pause the sign-in form for everyone for the rest of that minute. Browsers already signed in, and scripts sending the token as a Bearer header, keep working.
Failed sign-ins and wrong Bearer tokens are rate-limited: after 10 failures from one address (an IPv6 /64 counts as one) within a minute, that address gets `429 Too Many Requests` until the oldest failure is a minute old, even with the right token. Past 100 failures a minute from all addresses together, every new attempt is refused the same way. Browsers that are already signed in keep working.
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State that the global limit starts at 100 failures.
“Past 100 failures” implies that more than 100 failures are required. LoginThrottle blocks the next attempt once the count reaches 100, as shown in packages/local-server/src/remote-auth.ts, Lines 218–230. Change this to “Once 100 failures occur” so operators can identify the cause of a server-wide lockout.
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/content/docs/self-hosting/connect.md at line 26:
Update the global-rate-limit wording in the self-hosting connection documentation to say that the server-wide limit applies once 100 failures occur, matching the threshold enforced by LoginThrottle. Preserve the surrounding rate-limit behavior and other wording.
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Sweep of the public docs (
apps/landing/src/content/docs), each change checked against the code on main. Markdown only.Alerting (largest drift, from the alerting rework)
Roles
packages/domain/src/policy/permissions.ts). Quoted denial message fixed.Reference
users,data_sources,mcp_connections,agent_feedbackscope families.signalTypeaddsanomaly,uptime,slo_burn_rate.--sinceacceptsw;--start/--endaccept ISO-8601 and can be used alone.Other
Maple.Dashboardgainsrefresh_interval_secondsanddashboardId,AlertDestinationgainschannelLabel;ApiKeyrotation issues a new key id; Localportfalls back to a free port when unset.captureException. Rust guide enablesreqwest-rustlsso the exporter can reach the HTTPS endpoint. React Router example imports its types.yield *example on the MCP servers page.Not in this PR
alert-rules.md,uptime-monitoring.mdandapdex-alerts.mdstill show the old editor and need re-shooting.maple_alert_destinationlacksmicrosoft-teams,incident-ioandlinear, which the API and Alchemy support; the docs match the provider.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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