docs: add wizard screenshot to README (static/openagent-eval.png) - #235
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Add static/openagent-eval.png, a real terminal capture of the `oaeval init --interactive` configuration wizard, and embed it in the Quick Start section beneath the init command. The image is a genuine run of the wizard driven through a pseudo-terminal (all defaults), not a typeset mock, rendered with a dark terminal theme. Closes OpenAgentHQ#232 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@Nitjsefnie just fix the previous release , new release v.0.4.8 |
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Checked whether the screenshot needs regenerating for 0.4.8: it doesn't — the wizard capture contains no version string (it starts at |
keep it version free. no need of showing the version. |
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Fixes #232
Adds
static/openagent-eval.png(994×2120, 210 KB) and embeds it in Quick Start directly under theoaeval init --interactiveblock — the command whose output it shows.Provenance, since it matters for a screenshot: this is a REAL run, not a typeset mock — the wizard was executed from repo source in a pseudo-terminal (all-defaults Enter-through), the raw ANSI capture rendered with charmbracelet freeze (dark theme, window chrome), then downscaled/palette-quantized from 518 KB to 210 KB. One cosmetic consequence: the real rich rendering shows defaults as
(data/questions.json):and hints as[1/2/3/4/5] (1):, slightly different from the issue's proposed[data/questions.json]:bracket style — the image reflects what the wizard actually prints. It captures the full flow throughConfiguration created: config.yamland the next-steps lines (there's no API-key prompt in the wizard, so nothing needed redacting).Note: built from source because the 0.4.7 PyPI wheel currently can't run the CLI (#233).
Generated by Claude Fable 5 (brief, review), Claude Opus 4.8 (implementation)