aman/docs/x11-ga/first-run-review-notes.md
Thales Maciel acfc376845
Close milestone 4 with review evidence
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.
2026-03-12 18:57:57 -03:00

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First-Run Review Notes

Use this file to capture the independent reviewer pass required to close milestone 4.

Review summary

  • Reviewer: Independent AI review
  • Date: 2026-03-12
  • Environment: Documentation, checked-in media, and CLI help inspection in the local workspace; no live GTK/X11 daemon run
  • Entry point used: README.md, linked first-run docs, and python3 -m aman --help
  • Did the reviewer use only the public docs? yes, plus CLI help

First-run questions or confusions

  • Question: Which hotkey am I supposed to press on first run?

    • Where it appeared: README.md quickstart before the first dictation step
    • How the docs or product resolved it: the README now names the default Cmd+m hotkey and clarifies that Cmd and Super are equivalent on Linux
  • Question: Am I supposed to live in the service or run Aman manually every time?

    • Where it appeared: the transition from the quickstart to the ongoing-use sections
    • How the docs or product resolved it: the support matrix and Daily Use and Support section define systemd --user service mode as the default and aman run as setup/support only

Remaining gaps

  • Gap: The repo still does not point users at a real release download location
    • Severity: low for milestone 4, higher for milestone 5
    • Suggested follow-up: close milestone 5 with published release artifacts, project metadata, and the public download surface