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docs(api-portal): remove AI warning, add local screenshot, and update .gitignore - #52
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Greptile SummaryThis PR cleans up the API Portal documentation page by removing the AI-generated content disclaimer and migrating the screenshot from an external GitBook URL to a locally hosted WebP asset, while also adding
Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge — the changes are purely documentation and asset hygiene with no logic or configuration risk. All three changes are low-risk: the No files require special attention. Important Files Changed
Flowchart%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[User visits API Portal docs page] --> B{Image source}
B -- Before --> C[External GitBook CDN URL\nsigned, time-limited]
B -- After --> D[Local asset\n/images/request-network-api/\napi-portal/api-portal-screenshot.webp]
C --> E[Risk: URL expires or CDN changes]
D --> F[Stable, version-controlled asset]
A2[Page banner] --> G{AI Warning}
G -- Before --> H[Warning: AI-Generated Content\nwith disclaimer text]
G -- After --> I[No warning\ncontent verified]
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Remove AI-generated warning banner from API Portal page after verifying content matches legacy GitBook documentation. Replace GitBook-hosted screenshot with local webp copy in images/request-network-api/api-portal/. Also add .DS_Store to .gitignore for macOS development. This establishes the migration pattern: verify content, remove AI banner, and store images locally with descriptive kebab-case names.
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TL;DR
Removed AI-generated content warning and migrated API portal screenshot to local hosting
What changed?
.DS_Storeto.gitignoreto exclude macOS system files/images/request-network-api/api-portal/api-portal-screenshot.webpHow to test?
.DS_Storefiles are now ignored by gitWhy make this change?
This change improves the documentation by removing the AI-generated content disclaimer (indicating the content has been reviewed and verified) and establishes better control over image assets by hosting them locally rather than relying on external GitBook URLs.