Recast the how-to as a single thesis: RoboCo is an organization — not a swarm and
not a framework — and because it is a real organization (roles, a chain of
command, a gated lifecycle, reviews and sign-offs) it can build real software,
shown by it building one of its own features.
The walkthrough now follows that real feature end to end with screenshots from
the actual run: the Board scoping it (Product Owner + Head of Marketing review),
the Approve & Start decision, a genuine QA failure and re-run, the three cells'
verified, agent-co-authored commits converging, and the integrated pull request —
its description, its diff, and the Approve & Merge decision — coming back for the
CEO's sign-off, with the final task tree at the end. The human acts at only the
two ends; the organization fills in everything between.
Adds the new walkthrough screenshots and places them across the lifecycle.
A step-by-step guide to the workflow — give the Board a task, approve,
the cells build/review/document, the Main PM opens the final PR — each
step illustrated with a panel screenshot. The screenshots live under the
tracked docs/images/ (the source logos/ tree is gitignored, so embedding
from there would render broken on the public repo).
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