Add PWA and visual decklist feature docs to Merchant Scroll
Session from merchantscroll-traces on Hugging Face by vedalken · MIT · condensed by Coders Talk
Document two new features (installable PWA and a visual card-image decklist view) in the project's docs/features/ folder, then get help starting the local dev server and debugging why the first-load page shows the wrong tournament date.
- +0Prompt · +0Add to docs/features/ a feature to create a webapp that can be downloaded to smartphone, so instead of the browser it shows as an app
- +0mAgent did · +0mReviewed existing feature-doc format and frontend setup, then wrote docs/features/installable-webapp.md (PWA manifest, icons, service worker) and added it to the features README index
- +0mPrompt · +0mAdd a feature to visualize the decklist as a visual view, rendering card images instead of card names
- +0mAgent did · +0mInvestigated current decklist rendering and Scryfall image usage, then wrote docs/features/visual-decklist.md (grid view, view toggle, lazy loading) and updated the features README
- +0mPrompt · +0mHow to start localhost on Cursor?
- +0mAgent did · +0mChecked scripts/start_server.py and terminal history, explained how to run 'uv run scripts/start_server.py' and open localhost:8000 in Cursor's Simple Browser
- +0mPrompt · +0mBugfix: on first visit the site shows an arbitrary page/date instead of the most recent decklist (showing Jun 16 when today is the 17th)
- +0mAgent did · +0mTraced how the initial tournament/deck index is chosen on load, reading index.html, index.json, info.json and utils.py, and checking start times of raw tournament data to find why the wrong date loads first
- +0mOutcome · +0mSession ended mid-investigation: two feature docs (PWA install, visual decklist) were written and added to docs/features/README.md, localhost startup was explained, but the first-load date bug was still being diagnosed with no fix applied yet
I'd start by pointing the agent straight at the load/init logic (index.html's tournament selection and index.json sorting) instead of letting it explore the whole file top to bottom, since that's where the actual bug lived. The doc-writing tasks went smoothly because I gave clear feature descriptions upfront and let it match the existing docs/features format. Next time I'd also mention the expected 'most recent' sort behavior explicitly so it can jump to the starttime comparison faster.