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ed2f5dd8 CLI prompt: name the CSS-check story `CssCheck` so telemetry can find it Mirrors the eval-side rename (PR #34595). The prompt now asks the agent to name the CSS-check story `CssCheck` specifically (instead of any story that happens to call `getComputedStyle`). That lets the AI-stories vitest run in core identify the story by name and report its pass/fail result in the \`ai-setup-final-scoring\` telemetry event. Consensus from Slack: keep the story named, drop the tag idea. The story also ends up being educational — a visible example of how to verify CSS loaded.
by Kasper Peulen
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47b3d606 CLI prompt: reword end-state sentence to avoid biasing toward render() 'Render call' could read as 'you need a render: () => ... function', which is wrong — args stories have no render call and that's exactly the preferred shape for prop-driven components. Softening to 'just rendering the component in the story is enough' keeps the intent (shared preview does the heavy lifting) without steering toward render().
by Kasper Peulen
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47b3d606 CLI prompt: reword end-state sentence to avoid biasing toward render() 'Render call' could read as 'you need a render: () => ... function', which is wrong — args stories have no render call and that's exactly the preferred shape for prop-driven components. Softening to 'just rendering the component in the story is enough' keeps the intent (shared preview does the heavy lifting) without steering toward render().
by Kasper Peulen
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47b3d606 CLI prompt: reword end-state sentence to avoid biasing toward render() 'Render call' could read as 'you need a render: () => ... function', which is wrong — args stories have no render call and that's exactly the preferred shape for prop-driven components. Softening to 'just rendering the component in the story is enough' keeps the intent (shared preview does the heavy lifting) without steering toward render().
by Kasper Peulen