Thales Maciel
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Record the independent reviewer pass that closes the first-run UX/docs milestone and archive the raw readiness report under user-readiness. Clarify the README quickstart by naming the default Cmd+m/Super+m hotkey, and align the roadmap plus release checklist with the independent-review closeout wording while keeping milestones 2 and 3 open pending manual validation. Validation: PYTHONPATH=src python3 -m aman --help; PYTHONPATH=src python3 -m unittest tests.test_aman_cli tests.test_config_ui; user-confirmed milestone 4 validation.
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# Verdict
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For milestone 4's defined bar, the first-run surface now reads as complete.
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A new X11 user can tell what Aman is, how to install it, what success looks
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like, how to validate the install, and where to go when the first run fails.
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This review is documentation-and-artifact based plus CLI help inspection; I
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did not launch the GTK daemon in a live X11 session.
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# What A New User Would Experience
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A new user now lands on a README that leads with the supported X11 path instead
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of maintainer internals. The first-run flow is clear: install runtime
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dependencies, verify the portable bundle, run `install.sh`, save the required
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settings window, dictate a known phrase, and compare the result against an
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explicit tray-state and injected-text expectation. The linked install,
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recovery, config, and developer docs are separated cleanly enough that the
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first user path stays intact. `python3 -m aman --help` also now exposes the
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main command surface directly, which makes the support story match the docs.
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# Top Blockers
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No blocking first-run issues remained after the quickstart hotkey clarification.
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For the milestone 4 scope, the public docs and visual proof are now coherent
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enough to understand the product without guessing.
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Residual non-blocking gaps:
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- The repo still does not point users at a real release download location.
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- Legal/project metadata is still incomplete for a public GA trust surface.
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Those are real project gaps, but they belong to milestone 5 rather than the
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first-run UX/docs milestone.
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# Quick Wins
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- Keep the README quickstart and `docs/media/` assets in sync whenever tray
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labels, settings copy, or the default hotkey change.
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- Preserve the split between end-user docs and maintainer docs; that is the
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biggest quality improvement in this milestone.
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- When milestone 5 tackles public release trust, add the real release download
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surface without reintroducing maintainer detail near the top of the README.
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# What Would Make It Distribution-Ready
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Milestone 4 does not make Aman GA by itself. Before broader X11 distribution,
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the project still needs:
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- a real release download/publication surface
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- license, maintainer, and project metadata completion
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- representative distro validation evidence
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- the remaining runtime and portable-install manual validation rows required by
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milestones 2 and 3
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