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Adds end-user documentation for FalkorDB Browser UI elements (login, navigation, settings, graph workspace panels, query editor/history, table + metadata views). Co-Authored-By: Warp <agent@warp.dev>
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browser/ui/navigation.md (1)
12-14: Use the standard compound “username”.Minor style improvement for consistency.
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-Located in the sidebar under the user name/version block: +Located in the sidebar under the username/version block:🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@browser/ui/navigation.md` around lines 12 - 14, Replace the compound "user name" with the standard "username" in the navigation docs: edit the "Main navigation buttons" section where it says "Located in the sidebar under the user name/version block" so it reads "Located in the sidebar under the username/version block", and keep the rest of the line and the **SETTINGS** entry unchanged.browser/ui/graph-canvas.md (1)
12-16: Clarify that the context menu is generally available (not only in the tutorial).Current wording reads like right‑click is tutorial-only. Consider wording that states it’s a general interaction, with the tutorial using it.
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-- **Right-click / context menu** is used in the tutorial flow to open element details. +- **Right-click / context menu** opens element details; the tutorial flow also uses it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@browser/ui/graph-canvas.md` around lines 12 - 16, In the "Core interactions" section update the bullet currently reading "Right-click / context menu is used in the tutorial flow to open element details." to clarify the context menu is generally available: rephrase it to something like "Right-click / context menu (available throughout the app) — opens element details; used by the tutorial to demonstrate this interaction." Target the "Core interactions" header and the "Right-click / context menu" bullet when making the change.browser/ui/chat-panel.md (1)
9-11: Avoid implying English-only support.Consider using “natural language” without specifying English unless it’s a hard limitation.
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-The Chat panel lets you use English (natural language) to query the graph. +The Chat panel lets you use natural language to query the graph.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@browser/ui/chat-panel.md` around lines 9 - 11, Update the wording in the Chat Panel description to avoid implying English-only support: in the text under the "Chat Panel" header (the line currently reading "The Chat panel lets you use English (natural language) to query the graph."), replace that phrase with something like "The Chat panel lets you use natural language to query the graph." or "The Chat panel lets you use natural language (for example, English) to query the graph." so it no longer implies English-only support.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@browser/ui/data-panel.md`:
- Line 34: Remove the parenthetical "(Exact editing affordances depend on the
table component implementation.)" from the Data Panel docs and either replace it
with a concise list of the actual table editing operations exposed to users
(e.g., "Add property", "Delete property", "Edit value inline") or delete the
sentence entirely so no internal implementation uncertainty is presented to end
users; update the surrounding text in browser/ui/data-panel.md to read smoothly
after removing or replacing that parenthetical.
In `@browser/ui/metadata-view.md`:
- Line 16: Replace the vague warning line "Warning: profiling can be intrusive
depending on the database behavior." with a specific description of user-visible
effects: mention increased query latency, higher CPU/memory/disk I/O, potential
table locks or contention, larger logs or storage usage, and that profiling may
alter timing making performance measurements non-representative; also add a
short recommendation when to enable profiling (e.g., use only for diagnostics or
on non-production/low-traffic instances). Locate and update the warning text in
metadata-view.md where that exact sentence appears.
In `@browser/ui/query-editor.md`:
- Around line 19-22: Clarify the prerequisite for each arrow key in the "Query
history navigation (keyboard)" section: state that Up arrow navigates backward
through query history only when the cursor is on the first line, and Down arrow
navigates forward only when the cursor is on the last line; update the two
bullet lines under "When your cursor is on the first line or last line of the
editor:" (or replace that header) so each bullet explicitly ties the arrow
direction to its specific cursor-line condition.
In `@browser/ui/table-view.md`:
- Around line 12-13: The text uses the technical term graph.Data and a filename
placeholder <graph> that may confuse users; update phrasing to say "the Table
tab is enabled when tabular results are present" (replace graph.Data) and
clarify the filename placeholder is the graph's ID or name (state which one is
used) with a concrete example like "filename: results_sales-2024.csv" or
"results_graph-1234.csv" so readers see the format; apply the same clarification
to the other occurrence referenced (the lines around 27-28) and update any
literal `<graph>` occurrences to the clarified placeholder and example.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@browser/ui/chat-panel.md`:
- Around line 9-11: Update the wording in the Chat Panel description to avoid
implying English-only support: in the text under the "Chat Panel" header (the
line currently reading "The Chat panel lets you use English (natural language)
to query the graph."), replace that phrase with something like "The Chat panel
lets you use natural language to query the graph." or "The Chat panel lets you
use natural language (for example, English) to query the graph." so it no longer
implies English-only support.
In `@browser/ui/graph-canvas.md`:
- Around line 12-16: In the "Core interactions" section update the bullet
currently reading "Right-click / context menu is used in the tutorial flow to
open element details." to clarify the context menu is generally available:
rephrase it to something like "Right-click / context menu (available throughout
the app) — opens element details; used by the tutorial to demonstrate this
interaction." Target the "Core interactions" header and the "Right-click /
context menu" bullet when making the change.
In `@browser/ui/navigation.md`:
- Around line 12-14: Replace the compound "user name" with the standard
"username" in the navigation docs: edit the "Main navigation buttons" section
where it says "Located in the sidebar under the user name/version block" so it
reads "Located in the sidebar under the username/version block", and keep the
rest of the line and the **SETTINGS** entry unchanged.
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| (Exact editing affordances depend on the table component implementation.) |
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Remove or replace the implementation note — it's not end-user documentation.
This parenthetical reads as an internal placeholder and leaks implementation uncertainty into user-facing docs. Either replace it with the actual editing operations the table exposes (e.g., add property, delete property, edit value inline) or remove the sentence entirely.
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-(Exact editing affordances depend on the table component implementation.)
+Supported operations: add a new property, delete an existing property, and edit a value inline.📝 Committable suggestion
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| (Exact editing affordances depend on the table component implementation.) | |
| Supported operations: add a new property, delete an existing property, and edit a value inline. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@browser/ui/data-panel.md` at line 34, Remove the parenthetical "(Exact
editing affordances depend on the table component implementation.)" from the
Data Panel docs and either replace it with a concise list of the actual table
editing operations exposed to users (e.g., "Add property", "Delete property",
"Edit value inline") or delete the sentence entirely so no internal
implementation uncertainty is presented to end users; update the surrounding
text in browser/ui/data-panel.md to read smoothly after removing or replacing
that parenthetical.
| The UI is split into three main panels: | ||
| - **Profile** | ||
| - Runs a profiling request and renders the output as a nested tree. | ||
| - Warning: profiling can be intrusive depending on the database behavior. |
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Clarify what "intrusive" means for end users.
The warning is vague. End users need to know how profiling affects them.
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- - Warning: profiling can be intrusive depending on the database behavior.
+ - Warning: profiling re-runs the query on the server and may impact performance on large datasets or production environments.📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| - Warning: profiling can be intrusive depending on the database behavior. | |
| - Warning: profiling re-runs the query on the server and may impact performance on large datasets or production environments. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@browser/ui/metadata-view.md` at line 16, Replace the vague warning line
"Warning: profiling can be intrusive depending on the database behavior." with a
specific description of user-visible effects: mention increased query latency,
higher CPU/memory/disk I/O, potential table locks or contention, larger logs or
storage usage, and that profiling may alter timing making performance
measurements non-representative; also add a short recommendation when to enable
profiling (e.g., use only for diagnostics or on non-production/low-traffic
instances). Locate and update the warning text in metadata-view.md where that
exact sentence appears.
| ## Query history navigation (keyboard) | ||
| When your cursor is on the **first line** or **last line** of the editor: | ||
| - **Up arrow**: navigate backward through query history | ||
| - **Down arrow**: navigate forward through query history |
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Clarify per-direction conditions for history keyboard navigation.
The section introduces "first line or last line" as a single prerequisite for both arrows, which is ambiguous. In practice, Up triggers on the first line and Down triggers on the last line — they are distinct conditions.
✏️ Suggested wording
-When your cursor is on the **first line** or **last line** of the editor:
-- **Up arrow**: navigate backward through query history
-- **Down arrow**: navigate forward through query history
+- **Up arrow** (when cursor is on the **first line**): navigate backward through query history
+- **Down arrow** (when cursor is on the **last line**): navigate forward through query history📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| ## Query history navigation (keyboard) | |
| When your cursor is on the **first line** or **last line** of the editor: | |
| - **Up arrow**: navigate backward through query history | |
| - **Down arrow**: navigate forward through query history | |
| ## Query history navigation (keyboard) | |
| - **Up arrow** (when cursor is on the **first line**): navigate backward through query history | |
| - **Down arrow** (when cursor is on the **last line**): navigate forward through query history |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@browser/ui/query-editor.md` around lines 19 - 22, Clarify the prerequisite
for each arrow key in the "Query history navigation (keyboard)" section: state
that Up arrow navigates backward through query history only when the cursor is
on the first line, and Down arrow navigates forward only when the cursor is on
the last line; update the two bullet lines under "When your cursor is on the
first line or last line of the editor:" (or replace that header) so each bullet
explicitly ties the arrow direction to its specific cursor-line condition.
| ## When it appears | ||
| The **Table** tab is enabled when the current query produced `graph.Data` (i.e., non-empty tabular results). |
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Clarify user-facing terminology for graph.Data and filename placeholder.
Readers may not know what graph.Data refers to, and <graph> could be interpreted as a literal string. Consider wording as “tabular results are present” and specify whether the filename uses graph ID or name (and show an example with a real-ish value).
Also applies to: 27-28
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@browser/ui/table-view.md` around lines 12 - 13, The text uses the technical
term graph.Data and a filename placeholder <graph> that may confuse users;
update phrasing to say "the Table tab is enabled when tabular results are
present" (replace graph.Data) and clarify the filename placeholder is the
graph's ID or name (state which one is used) with a concrete example like
"filename: results_sales-2024.csv" or "results_graph-1234.csv" so readers see
the format; apply the same clarification to the other occurrence referenced (the
lines around 27-28) and update any literal `<graph>` occurrences to the
clarified placeholder and example.
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Standalone PR for Browser UI documentation (split out from other doc updates).
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