docs: update install and quick start pages#740
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Focus the first-60-seconds path (what-is-devsy -> install -> quickstart) on clear value, direct prose, and no adverbs. - install: lead with the Desktop vs CLI choice, collapse four stacked info boxes into two, add a version verify step and a Next step link - quickstart: reframe around the outcome, lead with the CLI path, number the steps, trim the SSH/Vim detail - what-is-devsy: remove adverbs and tighten two sentences CLI commands and --ide values verified against the codebase.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation now presents separate Desktop and CLI installation paths, expands the CLI and Desktop Quick Start workflows, updates SSH guidance, and revises introductory Devsy positioning copy. ChangesOnboarding documentation
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In `@sites/docs-devsy-sh/pages/getting-started/install.mdx`:
- Line 10: Update the opening sentence in the installation documentation to use
clear, grammatically correct wording that introduces the two available ways to
use Devsy without stating that they “work the same way.”
In `@sites/docs-devsy-sh/pages/quickstart/quickstart.mdx`:
- Around line 8-17: Update the quickstart introduction to describe all supported
connection paths, including browser-based OpenVSCode via --ide openvscode and
SSH via --ide none, rather than implying every workflow requires a local editor.
Keep the existing local-editor guidance for VS Code and JetBrains workflows, and
align the prerequisites wording with these alternatives.
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- install: reword the opening to not imply the two forms 'work the same way' - quickstart: lead with the no-local-install paths (openvscode browser, none/SSH) so it doesn't imply every workflow needs a local editor
Summary
Refreshes the highest-value onboarding docs so the first 60 seconds land: what-is-devsy → install → quick start. The prose is direct and adverb-free, organized around the value a user gets.
devsy --versionverify step and a closing link into Quick Start.Verification
CLI surface confirmed against the codebase:
devsy provider add,devsy workspace up [path],--idevaluesnone/vscode/openvscode, anddevsy --version(noversionsubcommand). Internal doc links resolve.Not independently verified (carried over unchanged): release download URLs, Linux dependency package lists, and the Desktop wizard UI labels.
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