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* Show boot stage progress on the desktop splash screen The splash video plays ~1.7s and then freezes on its final frame while the packaged cold boot (daemon, web sidecar, Next.js standalone server, web mount) can take many seconds on slow machines, reading as a hang. Add a muted status line under the logo with continuously pulsing dots and stage labels that advance through the real boot phases: - Starting Open Design (baked into the splash HTML) - Starting the local engine (daemon sidecar spawn) - Preparing the interface (web sidecar spawn) - Opening your workspace (hidden main window loading + mount gate) Stage transitions follow the repo animation philosophy (140ms ease-out exit, 200ms ease-out enter). The packaged entry forwards phases through a new optional onPhase hook on startPackagedSidecars; the runtime re-asserts the final stage at its reveal gate so the tools-dev splash path is covered too. setSplashStage is safe on destroyed windows and idempotent per label. https://claude.ai/code/session_01MHt6dRc7GMAcu9Npo5Bgdx * Guard splash stage updates against the page-load race The first boot-stage update (the daemon phase) is fired from the packaged entry immediately after the splash window is created, which can be before the splash data-URL has finished loading and defined window.__odSplashSetStage. The previous setSplashStage ran the update unconditionally, so on a fast-spawning cold boot the renderer had no setter yet and the 'Starting the local engine' label was silently dropped — on exactly the slow-PC path this feature targets. Track per-splash load readiness: registerSplashStageTracking arms a did-finish-load listener before loadURL, and stage updates that arrive before load are stashed (latest wins) and replayed once the page reports it has loaded. Updates after load apply immediately as before. setSplashStage / registerSplashStageTracking now take a narrow SplashStageSurface so the replay logic is unit-testable without a live Electron renderer; BrowserWindow satisfies it structurally. Red spec: tests/main/splash-stage-replay.test.ts — fails when the deferral is removed (update fires before load), green with the guard. https://claude.ai/code/session_01MHt6dRc7GMAcu9Npo5Bgdx * desktop(splash): granular boot stages with step counter and progress bar The first-run cold boot on a slow machine sat on the brand splash with only four coarse status labels and no sense of how far along it was, so the wait read as a possible hang. Make the boot progress finer-grained and quantified: - Expand the splash stage set from 4 to 7, marking both the "starting X" and "X ready" edges of the two long native waits (local engine online, web interface online) plus a final "Almost ready" step, so the status visibly advances right after each long wait clears. - Show a "N/total" step counter and a thin progress bar under the logo that fills as stages advance; the bar is monotonic so an idempotent re-asserted stage cannot make it jump backwards. - Emit the daemon-ready / web-ready edges from the packaged sidecar bring-up via the onPhase hook so the new stages map to real boot transitions, and assert the final "finishing" stage once the web bundle reports it mounted. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: 박세원 <s-w.park@samsung.com>