reorder integrations section

[juecd]

• alphabetize
• move up in navigation so they're second only to our browsers guide
• move agent-browser to vercel folder
• clean up

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Note

Low Risk
Documentation and Mintlify navigation only; redirects limit broken links for Agent Browser, but Magnitude/Notte URLs are removed without redirects.

Overview
Navigation and discoverability — The Integrations group is now placed immediately after Working with your browser (ahead of Migrations, deploying your agent, and Agent Skills). Integration entries are reordered/alphabetized, the sidebar label Computer Use becomes Computer Use Models, and Stripe Projects is grouped with its browser doc. deploying your agent and Agent Skills move lower in the Guides tab; Info reorders zero-data-retention.

Agent Browser under Vercel — Standalone integrations/agent-browser is removed from the nav and overview links point to /integrations/vercel/agent-browser. A redirect preserves old URLs, the Vercel integration overview adds an Agent Browser section, and the Vercel nav subgroup lists integrations/vercel/agent-browser.

Content cleanup — Full integration guides for Magnitude and Notte are deleted and dropped from the overview list. Agent Skills adds skills/kernel-auth (stub linking to skills.sh) and expands short descriptions on the skills overview for bot detection, profiles, and Kernel Auth.

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Stale comment

Risk: Low

Re-evaluated after the latest synchronize (merge of main into this branch). Risk is unchanged. Prior approval remains in effect; not re-approving.

Docs-only navigation and content changes on a Mintlify site. No application logic, auth, billing, CI, or infrastructure is modified. No CODEOWNERS file is present. The merge from main only brought in already-merged pricing-page updates (info/pricing.mdx, snippets/calculator.jsx); those are not unique to this PR and do not change its blast radius.

What changed (from the three-dot diff)

• docs.json: Reorders the Guides sidebar (Integrations moved up; “deploying your agent” moved below Migrations), alphabetizes integration entries, renames Computer Use → Computer Use Models, nests Agent Browser under Vercel, drops Magnitude/Notte from the nav, and removes the Agent Skills group from the sidebar. Adds a redirect from /agent-browser.
• integrations/agent-browser.mdx: Renamed to integrations/vercel/agent-browser.mdx with no content change.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx: Adds a short Agent Browser section.
• integrations/magnitude.mdx and integrations/notte.mdx: Deleted.

Why this is Low (not Very Low)

This is more than a typo or comment fix: it removes published integration pages and changes user-facing docs IA. Blast radius is still limited to the docs site, with no production codepaths or shared systems.

Residual notes (do not raise risk)

These are docs-correctness nits, not a reason to change the Low-risk classification:

• The new redirect is { "source": "/agent-browser", "destination": "/vercel/agent-browser" }. The page now lives at integrations/vercel/agent-browser, so the public URL is likely /integrations/vercel/agent-browser. The previous URL /integrations/agent-browser has no redirect.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser.
• integrations/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser, /integrations/magnitude, and /integrations/notte. Magnitude and Notte have no redirects.
• skills/overview.mdx, skills/bot-detection.mdx, and skills/profiles.mdx still exist but are no longer in the sidebar.

Decision: Risk remains Low. Already approved on the current head; approval stands.

  

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Stale comment

Risk: Low

Re-evaluated after commit 0354fc1 (restore Agent Skills nav + Kernel Auth stub). Risk is unchanged. Prior approval remains in effect; not re-approving.

Docs-only navigation and content changes on a Mintlify site. No application logic, auth, billing, CI, or infrastructure is modified. No CODEOWNERS file is present.

What changed (vs origin/main)

• docs.json: Reorders the Guides sidebar (Integrations moved up; “deploying your agent” moved below Migrations), alphabetizes integration entries, renames Computer Use → Computer Use Models, nests Agent Browser under Vercel, drops Magnitude/Notte from the nav, and restores the Agent Skills group (now including Kernel Auth). Adds a redirect from /agent-browser.
• integrations/agent-browser.mdx: Renamed to integrations/vercel/agent-browser.mdx with no content change.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx: Adds a short Agent Browser section.
• integrations/magnitude.mdx and integrations/notte.mdx: Deleted.
• skills/kernel-auth.mdx: New 4-line Mintlify external-url stub pointing at skills.sh. Same pattern as the existing Bot Detection and Profiles skill pages — not an LLM prompt/instruction change.
• skills/overview.mdx: Adds a Kernel Auth link.

Why this is Low (not Very Low)

This is more than a typo or comment fix: it removes published integration pages and changes user-facing docs IA. Blast radius is still limited to the docs site, with no production codepaths or shared systems.

Why the new commit does not raise risk

0354fc1 restores the Agent Skills sidebar group that the earlier revision had removed, and adds a title-only external link page. That is a small additive docs change and does not expand blast radius.

Residual notes (do not raise risk)

These are docs-correctness nits, not a reason to change the Low-risk classification:

• The new redirect is { "source": "/agent-browser", "destination": "/vercel/agent-browser" }. The page now lives at integrations/vercel/agent-browser, so the public URL is likely /integrations/vercel/agent-browser. The previous URL /integrations/agent-browser has no redirect.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser.
• integrations/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser, /integrations/magnitude, and /integrations/notte. Magnitude and Notte have no redirects.

Decision: Risk remains Low. Already approved; approval stands.

  

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Stale comment

Risk: Low

Re-evaluated after commit f2d9b89 (alphabetize Agent Skills nav + add skill descriptions). Risk is unchanged. Prior approval remains in effect; not re-approving.

Docs-only navigation and content changes on a Mintlify site. No application logic, auth, billing, CI, or infrastructure is modified. No CODEOWNERS file is present.

What changed (vs origin/main)

• docs.json: Reorders the Guides sidebar (Integrations moved up; “deploying your agent” moved below Migrations), alphabetizes integration entries, renames Computer Use → Computer Use Models, nests Agent Browser under Vercel, drops Magnitude/Notte from the nav, and keeps the Agent Skills group (including Kernel Auth, now ordered alphabetically). Adds a redirect from /agent-browser.
• integrations/agent-browser.mdx: Renamed to integrations/vercel/agent-browser.mdx with no content change.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx: Adds a short Agent Browser section.
• integrations/magnitude.mdx and integrations/notte.mdx: Deleted.
• skills/kernel-auth.mdx: New 4-line Mintlify external-url stub pointing at skills.sh. Same pattern as the existing Bot Detection and Profiles skill pages — not an LLM prompt/instruction change.
• skills/overview.mdx: Adds a Kernel Auth link and one-line descriptions for each listed skill.

Why this is Low (not Very Low)

This is more than a typo or comment fix: it removes published integration pages and changes user-facing docs IA. Blast radius is still limited to the docs site, with no production codepaths or shared systems.

Why the new commit does not raise risk

f2d9b89 only swaps two sidebar entries and adds human-facing copy on the skills overview page. Those descriptions are docs text, not model instruction files (the skill pages themselves remain title-only redirects to skills.sh). Incremental surface area is smaller than the rest of the PR and does not expand blast radius.

Residual notes (do not raise risk)

These are docs-correctness nits, not a reason to change the Low-risk classification:

• The new redirect is { "source": "/agent-browser", "destination": "/vercel/agent-browser" }. The page now lives at integrations/vercel/agent-browser, so the public URL is likely /integrations/vercel/agent-browser. The previous URL /integrations/agent-browser has no redirect.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser.
• integrations/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser, /integrations/magnitude, and /integrations/notte. Magnitude and Notte have no redirects.

Decision: Risk remains Low. Already approved; approval stands.

  

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Stale comment

Risk: Low

Re-evaluated after commit f7e5a53 (refine Browser Profiles skill description). Risk is unchanged. Prior approval remains in effect; not re-approving.

Docs-only navigation and content changes on a Mintlify site. No application logic, auth, billing, CI, or infrastructure is modified. No CODEOWNERS file is present.

What changed (vs origin/main)

• docs.json: Reorders the Guides sidebar (Integrations moved up; “deploying your agent” moved below Migrations), alphabetizes integration entries, renames Computer Use → Computer Use Models, nests Agent Browser under Vercel, drops Magnitude/Notte from the nav, and keeps the Agent Skills group (including Kernel Auth). Adds a redirect from /agent-browser. Reorders zero-data-retention in Info.
• integrations/agent-browser.mdx: Renamed to integrations/vercel/agent-browser.mdx with no content change.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx: Adds a short Agent Browser section.
• integrations/magnitude.mdx and integrations/notte.mdx: Deleted.
• skills/kernel-auth.mdx: New 4-line Mintlify external-url stub pointing at skills.sh. Same pattern as the existing Bot Detection and Profiles skill pages — not an LLM prompt/instruction change.
• skills/overview.mdx: Adds a Kernel Auth link and one-line descriptions for each listed skill.

Why this is Low (not Very Low)

This is more than a typo or comment fix: it removes published integration pages and changes user-facing docs IA. Blast radius is still limited to the docs site, with no production codepaths or shared systems.

Why the new commit does not raise risk

f7e5a53 only rewrites the Browser Profiles one-liner on the skills overview page. That is human-facing docs copy, not a model instruction file (the skill pages remain title-only redirects to skills.sh). Incremental surface area is smaller than the rest of the PR and does not expand blast radius.

Residual notes (do not raise risk)

These are docs-correctness nits, not a reason to change the Low-risk classification:

• The new redirect is { "source": "/agent-browser", "destination": "/vercel/agent-browser" }. The page now lives at integrations/vercel/agent-browser, so the public URL is likely /integrations/vercel/agent-browser. The previous URL /integrations/agent-browser has no redirect.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser.
• integrations/overview.mdx still links to /integrations/agent-browser, /integrations/magnitude, and /integrations/notte. Magnitude and Notte have no redirects.

Decision: Risk remains Low. Already approved; approval stands.

  

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Risk: Low

Re-evaluated after commit 001338a (fix Agent Browser redirect path and drop dangling Magnitude/Notte links). Risk is unchanged. Prior approval remains in effect; not re-approving.

Docs-only navigation and content changes on a Mintlify site. No application logic, auth, billing, CI, or infrastructure is modified. No CODEOWNERS file is present.

What changed (vs origin/main)

• docs.json: Reorders the Guides sidebar (Integrations moved up; “deploying your agent” moved below Migrations), alphabetizes integration entries, renames Computer Use → Computer Use Models, nests Agent Browser under Vercel, drops Magnitude/Notte from the nav, and keeps the Agent Skills group (including Kernel Auth). Adds a redirect from /integrations/agent-browser → /integrations/vercel/agent-browser. Reorders zero-data-retention in Info.
• integrations/agent-browser.mdx: Renamed to integrations/vercel/agent-browser.mdx with no content change.
• integrations/vercel/overview.mdx: Adds a short Agent Browser section linking to the new path.
• integrations/magnitude.mdx and integrations/notte.mdx: Deleted.
• integrations/overview.mdx: Agent Browser link updated to the Vercel path; Magnitude/Notte links removed.
• skills/kernel-auth.mdx: New 4-line Mintlify external-url stub pointing at skills.sh. Same pattern as the existing Bot Detection and Profiles skill pages — not an LLM prompt/instruction change.
• skills/overview.mdx: Adds a Kernel Auth link and one-line descriptions for each listed skill.

Why this is Low (not Very Low)

This is more than a typo or comment fix: it removes published integration pages and changes user-facing docs IA. Blast radius is still limited to the docs site, with no production codepaths or shared systems.

Why the new commit does not raise risk

001338a only corrects the Agent Browser redirect and in-docs links, and removes overview links to the deleted Magnitude/Notte pages. That shrinks residual docs-correctness issues from the prior revision. Incremental surface area is smaller than the rest of the PR and does not expand blast radius.

Residual notes (do not raise risk)

Deleted /integrations/magnitude and /integrations/notte still have no redirects. Inbound docs links to those paths are gone, so this is leftover URL breakage for bookmarks/external links only.

Decision: Risk remains Low. Already approved; approval stands.

  

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