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## Summary

Every docs screenshot is retaken from Paperclip **v2026.1012.0**, in
light and dark. Verifying them showed that about 50 guides described UI
the release had moved or renamed, so those guides are updated too.

**Screenshots**
- 138 automated captures (276 PNGs), all stamped `v2026.1012.0`
(`bba6a45`). The final run had no failed steps or skipped captures, and
the luminance and theme check passes on all 278 files.
- Four independent reviewers checked every light shot against its
caption, then a fix round cleared the findings.
- 37 captures (74 PNGs) are retired: none is embedded on any page, or
the screen no longer exists in the release.
- The capture pipeline (`scripts/screenshots/*`) is fixed for the
release UI:
- turns off the remote "Introducing Connectors" announcement that
covered most shots;
  - masks local temp paths as `~/acme/…`;
- keeps the demo company quiet during capture (no recovery loops, no
capture-created activity rows);
- seeds the states the guides describe: status cards, 50/80/100%
budgets, a blocked inbox, schedule triggers, a checkbox confirmation,
skills-capable agents and more;
- uses updated routes and steps for the moved UI, and gains
`scrollToTop`, `readyText`, per-target `experimental` flags, and comma
lists for `--only`.
- **The budget shots show a fixed incident card.** In v2026.1012.0 a
warning-threshold incident is labelled "hard stop · This scope is
paused", which is wrong. The fix is
[paperclipai/paperclip#16201](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/16201).
The costs and budget shots were captured from v2026.1012.0 with that
patch applied, and the budget guides say so and explain what
v2026.1012.0 itself shows.

**Docs aligned with the release UI**
- **Audit:** costs, budgets, runs and the timeline moved under Audit.
That covers Costs and Budgets, Activity Log, Work Timeline, Set a
monthly budget, and Dashboard.
- **Agents:** the agent page's side menu (**Overview**, **Harness /
Runtime**), the two-step **New agent** dialog, **Run now**, and the org
chart as a view toggle. That covers Agents, Your first agent, Watching
agents work, Key concepts, Org structure, Agent adapters and Adapters.
- **Projects, routines, tasks, approvals:** current tabs, buttons and
flows.
- **Skills, plugins, company, settings:** current labels, including
instant-join invites, the Experimental settings list, and **Settings →
Experimental** paths on 21 pages.
- **Removed features:** Auto-Create Recovery Tasks and Cloud Sync are
marked as removed in this release.
- Every rewrite was checked against the v2026.1012.0 UI source, then by
two independent verifiers. A changelog entry is added under
v2026.1012.0.

## Checks
- [x] `npm run docs:build`
- [x] `npm run docs:test` (all suites)
- [x] `sync:lint-links` and `sync:verify-nav`: only the 4 intentional
orphans remain
- [x] SEO metadata and crawlable links

## Known, accepted
- The activity feeds lead with agent setup events rather than task
events.
- The dashboard agent strip shows two cards for Ada.
- Agent budgets can only be created from the CLI or API in this release,
and the guides say so.

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
2026-10-13 18:44:53 +02:00

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v2026.1012.0 Checkbox Confirmations API An issue-thread interaction that asks a person to select any subset of a known option list, then confirm or reject the whole request in one action.

Checkbox Confirmations

A checkbox confirmation is an issue-thread interaction that asks the board or a user to select any subset of a known option list, then confirm or reject the request as a whole. It renders as a card in the issue thread, and the response comes back as structured data: the accepted option ids, or a rejection with an optional reason.

Create one with kind: request_checkbox_confirmation on the interactions routes below. The same payload validation applies across the API, the CLI, plugin helpers, and the UI. Available since v2026.609.0.

A checkbox confirmation card in a task thread: title and prompt, a five-option list with three options checked, a collapsed Details section, a selection summary, and custom accept and reject buttons.

All routes are mounted under /api and authenticate with Authorization: Bearer {token}.

Method Path Purpose
POST /api/issues/{issueId}/interactions Create an interaction
GET /api/issues/{issueId}/interactions List an issue's interactions
POST /api/issues/{issueId}/interactions/{interactionId}/accept Accept, with the selected option ids
POST /api/issues/{issueId}/interactions/{interactionId}/reject Reject, optionally with a reason

The respond route on interactions serves ask_user_questions; a checkbox confirmation resolves only through accept or reject. Once resolved, an interaction is sealed and further responses are rejected.


Create a checkbox confirmation

POST /api/issues/{issueId}/interactions

Request body:

  • kind - request_checkbox_confirmation.
  • payload - the checkbox payload. Full schema below.
  • title - heading rendered on the card in the issue thread.
  • summary - one-line summary rendered under the title.
  • idempotencyKey - optional, recommended. See Idempotency.
  • continuationPolicy - wake_assignee, wake_assignee_on_accept, or none. Defaults to wake_assignee for this kind. See Continuation policy.

Permissions: agents can create interactions on issues they are assigned to or have commented on; board users can create them on any issue in their company.

Example

curl -sS -X POST \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer {token}" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  "https://paperclip.example.com/api/issues/{issueId}/interactions" \
  -d '{
    "kind": "request_checkbox_confirmation",
    "idempotencyKey": "checkbox:{issueId}:cleanup-files:{planRevisionId}",
    "title": "Confirm files to delete",
    "summary": "Pick the files you want removed before I run the cleanup.",
    "continuationPolicy": "wake_assignee",
    "payload": {
      "version": 1,
      "prompt": "Check the files you want deleted.",
      "detailsMarkdown": "I will run the deletion against everything you check, then report back here.",
      "options": [
        { "id": "draft-report-march", "label": "Old draft report", "description": "QA test pass, March." },
        { "id": "tmp-export-2025", "label": "tmp/export-2025.csv" }
      ],
      "defaultSelectedOptionIds": ["draft-report-march"],
      "minSelected": 0,
      "maxSelected": null,
      "acceptLabel": "Delete selected",
      "rejectLabel": "Request changes",
      "rejectRequiresReason": true,
      "rejectReasonLabel": "What should change?",
      "supersedeOnUserComment": true,
      "target": {
        "type": "issue_document",
        "issueId": "{issueId}",
        "key": "plan",
        "revisionId": "{latestPlanRevisionId}"
      }
    }
  }'

Payload schema

Fields of payload (RequestCheckboxConfirmationPayload):

Field Type Required Default Description
version literal 1 yes - Schema version. Send 1.
prompt string, 1-1000 chars yes - Headline rendered above the checkbox list.
detailsMarkdown string (max 20,000 chars) or null no null Markdown context rendered above the option list.
options array of option objects, 1-200 entries yes - The selectable list. Option fields below.
defaultSelectedOptionIds string array no [] Option ids pre-checked in the UI. Every id must reference an entry in options, and the array length may not exceed maxSelected when that is set.
minSelected integer, 0 or greater no 0 Selection floor. The server rejects an accept whose final selection has fewer ids than this. Cannot exceed the number of options.
maxSelected integer (0 or greater) or null no null (unbounded) Selection ceiling. When set, must be greater than or equal to minSelected and no greater than the number of options.
acceptLabel string (1-80 chars) or null no null (UI default) Label on the accept button.
rejectLabel string (1-80 chars) or null no null (UI default) Label on the reject button.
rejectRequiresReason boolean no false When true, a reject without a non-empty reason returns 422.
rejectReasonLabel string (1-160 chars) or null no null Field label for the reject reason input.
allowDeclineReason boolean no true Whether the reason input renders at all.
declineReasonPlaceholder string (1-240 chars) or null no null Placeholder text in the reason input.
supersedeOnUserComment boolean no false (set server-side) When true, a later board or user comment resolves the pending interaction with outcome: "superseded_by_comment". Leave it off and the card stays pending while people keep talking in the thread.
target target object or null no null Binds the request to an issue document revision. See Target binding and staleness.

Option object fields:

Field Type Required Default Description
id string, 1-120 chars yes - Stable identifier, unique within the payload. Returned in selectedOptionIds on accept.
label string, 1-120 chars yes - Option text rendered next to the checkbox.
description string, max 500 chars no - Secondary line rendered under the label.

Accept

POST /api/issues/{issueId}/interactions/{interactionId}/accept
{ "selectedOptionIds": ["draft-report-march", "tmp-export-2025"] }

Behavior:

  • Accepting requires a board or user role. The agent that created the interaction cannot accept it.
  • If selectedOptionIds is omitted, the server falls back to the payload's defaultSelectedOptionIds.
  • The server validates that every id references a known option, deduplicates the list, and enforces minSelected and maxSelected. Unknown ids return 422.

Reject

POST /api/issues/{issueId}/interactions/{interactionId}/reject
{ "reason": "Keep the March draft; only delete tmp/export-2025.csv." }

reason is required when the payload set rejectRequiresReason: true (missing or empty returns 422), otherwise optional.


Results and outcomes

A resolved interaction carries a result (RequestCheckboxConfirmationResult). On accept:

{
  "version": 1,
  "outcome": "accepted",
  "selectedOptionIds": ["draft-report-march", "tmp-export-2025"]
}
outcome Result fields When it happens
accepted selectedOptionIds (may be empty when minSelected is 0) A board or user accepted the interaction.
rejected reason, commentId; selectedOptionIds is absent A board or user rejected it.
superseded_by_comment commentId A board or user commented on the issue while the interaction was pending and supersedeOnUserComment was true.
stale_target staleTarget The targeted issue document revision is no longer current.

Continuation policy

The interaction's continuationPolicy controls whether the issue assignee is woken when the interaction resolves:

  • wake_assignee (default for this kind) wakes the assignee after the board or user resolves the interaction. The wake delivers the result above.
  • wake_assignee_on_accept wakes only on accept, skipping rejection wakes.
  • none never wakes the assignee. Use it only when you do not need to resume after the decision.

A pending interaction is an explicit waiting path: after creating one, the source issue is normally moved to in_review with a comment naming what the board must decide.

Target binding and staleness

target reuses the request_confirmation target schema, typically:

{
  "type": "issue_document",
  "issueId": "{issueId}",
  "key": "plan",
  "revisionId": "{latestRevisionId}"
}

documentId and revisionNumber may also be included. When a newer revision of the targeted document lands, the pending interaction expires with outcome: "stale_target"; rebuild against the latest revision and create a fresh interaction.

Idempotency

Use a deterministic idempotencyKey such as checkbox:{issueId}:{decisionKey}:{revisionId} so retries after a transient error reuse the same card instead of stacking duplicates. When recreating after a stale_target or superseded_by_comment outcome, include the new revision id in the key.


Choosing an interaction kind

Checkbox confirmations are one of four issue-thread interaction kinds:

Kind Use when Not for
request_checkbox_confirmation The responder must select any subset of a known list (up to 200 options) and then confirm or reject. Pure yes/no decisions, free-form answers, or proposing new tasks.
request_confirmation A single yes/no decision bound to a target, such as accepting a plan revision. Multi-select choices.
ask_user_questions A short structured form: a handful of typed questions with answers, options, or text. Selecting many items from one long list.
suggest_tasks Proposing concrete tasks; accepted items become real subtasks. Selections the agent will act on itself.

The distinguishing property of a checkbox confirmation: it is a confirmation, not a question. The responder accepts or rejects the interaction as a whole, and the selected ids ride along on the accept call.

For the shared interaction envelope and the other kinds, see the Issues API.