Move Integrations section after workflows for better logical flow.
Now the order is: tasks -> workflows -> integrations -> metrics -> sharing.
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- Updated Tasks info to mention team assignment capabilities
- Added comprehensive Inbox section with unified view, filtering, ownership, and action features
- Documented Sentry and Snyk integration tabs
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Move 'Try an Agent First: Your 60-Second Challenge' section from
create-and-edit.mdx to intro.mdx after the Quick Start section.
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earlier in the documentation journey.
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- Remove 'How Continuous AI Changes Security' bullet points
- Keep core message about autonomous agent problem-solving
- Maintain focus on Mission Control benefits and Continuous AI level
- Streamline note while preserving essential information
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- Reframe note to highlight autonomous agent problem-solving
- Emphasize zero-touch remediation and independent agent actions
- Add specific examples of how agents solve security issues
- Include intervention rates metric as key Continuous AI benefit
- Better explain Level 2 Continuous AI in security context
- Strengthen connection between cookbook and Mission Control benefits
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- Add prominent note recommending the new Snyk Mission Control integration
- Highlight Continuous AI benefits with links to relevant guides
- Emphasize OAuth simplicity and team collaboration features
- Connect cookbook concepts to enterprise-ready automation
- Position Mission Control as the next step for scaling security automation
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- Create comprehensive Snyk integration page with OAuth flow
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- Add Snyk to sidebar navigation in docs.json
- Align examples with existing Snyk MCP cookbook
- Focus on OAuth authentication without manual token configuration
- Add redirect to hub.continue.dev/inbox?view=snyk after auth
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Added an Info callout at the top of the configs introduction page to inform returning users about the Hub to Mission Control rebrand and direct them to the new settings location.
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* Close by default
* Update docs index page to reflect updated focus
* Rename hub to mission control
* Replace Hub with mission control
* Draft for github agent
* Add draft of sentry agent
* Add to docs.json
* Reorganize MC
* Update Mission Control Overview
* Add Tasks
* Merge cards into workflows
* Add workflows
* Fix docs.json
* Change automations to workflows
* Change automations to workflows
* Replace automation with workflow
* Fix formatting and cta
* Remove source-control from nav
* Remove blocks references
* Update Sharing page to direct users to profile
* Move sharing up so it doesn't look awkward
* Add integrations index
* Change Mission Control overview to index page
* Remove some info from integration
* Simplify sentry integration page
* Fix broken links
* Fix links and terminology
* Add a section on agent monitoring
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* Fix broken links
* Remove hub references
* Fix broken redirect
* Make plural
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* Replace hub
* Update MC link
* Fix links and messaging
* Appeasing the mintlify formatting gods
* Run npm i
* Npm i in binary file
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- Update docs.json to include custom JS for tracking
- Add REO_SETUP.md with detailed setup instructions
- Configure key pages for high-intent tracking
The infrastructure is ready but requires the actual Reo.dev
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docs/reo-tracking.js to enable tracking.
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* feat: Add Reo.dev tracking script to documentation
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- Remove REO_SETUP.md as tracking is now implemented
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This consolidation addresses CON-4476 by eliminating confusing duplicate documentation paths.
## Changes Made
### Structure Consolidation
- Removed /docs/customization/ directory entirely
- Kept /docs/customize/ as the single canonical path (it contains comprehensive content including deep-dives, model-providers, and model-roles)
- Moved better overview content from /customization/overview.mdx to /customize/overview.mdx
- Added new top-level pages to /customize/: models.mdx, mcp-tools.mdx, rules.mdx, prompts.mdx, settings.mdx
### Navigation Updates
- Removed duplicate "Customization" tab from docs.json navigation
- Updated "Customize" tab to include the new top-level pages
- All customization content now appears in a single, well-organized tab
### Redirects
- Added redirects from all /customization/* paths to /customize/*
- Ensures backward compatibility for bookmarks and external links
- Updated existing redirects that pointed to /customization/overview
### Link Updates
- Updated 16+ internal documentation links from /customization/ to /customize/
- Updated image paths from /images/customization/ to /images/customize/
- Consolidated image directories (removed /docs/images/customization/)
## Reasoning for Content Decisions
### Why Keep /customize/ Over /customization/?
1. More concise - Shorter path is easier to type and remember
2. Complete structure - Already contained extensive subdirectories (deep-dives/, model-providers/, model-roles/)
3. Active development - Model provider docs and deep-dives are actively maintained here
4. Better organization - Clear hierarchy with specialized subdirectories
### Content Consolidation Strategy
- Overview page: Used /customization/overview.mdx as base (clearer introduction and practical examples)
- New pages: Brought over /customization/ files that provided good card-based overviews for models, rules, prompts, MCP, and settings
- Deep-dives: Kept existing comprehensive /customize/deep-dives/ content (no overlap with /customization/)
- Model providers: Kept existing /customize/model-providers/ (no equivalent in /customization/)
- Model roles: Kept existing /customize/model-roles/ (no equivalent in /customization/)
### Deleted Content Justification
All files from /docs/customization/ were either:
1. Duplicates with less comprehensive content than /customize/ equivalents
2. Moved to /customize/ to serve as helpful overview pages
3. No unique information lost - content was either redundant or merged
## Success Metrics Addressed
- Zero duplicate documentation paths
- All internal links functional (verified)
- Clear single source of truth for customization
- Backward compatibility via redirects
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