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    • Added a comprehensive user guide for the Violet CLI download tool: installation instructions for Linux, macOS, and Windows (root and non-root), prerequisites, commands for logging in, listing scenarios and packages, downloading packages and apps, importing YAML configurations, available flags/options, and numerous usage examples and workflows.

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Added a new documentation page docs/en/extend/download_package.mdx describing the Violet CLI download tool: installation (Linux/macOS/Windows), prerequisites, login, listing scenarios/packages, downloading packages/apps, importing YAML configs, command flags, and usage examples.

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Violet CLI Download Documentation
docs/en/extend/download_package.mdx
New documentation file covering installation (root/non-root) for Linux/macOS/Windows, prerequisites, violet ac login, listing scenarios/packages, downloading packages/apps, importing YAML configs, available flags/options, and example workflows.

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docs/en/extend/download_package.mdx (3)

1-62: Well-structured installation and prerequisite guidance.

The installation section clearly distinguishes scenarios (non-root vs. root, multiple architectures) with practical command blocks. The Windows section appropriately addresses PATH environment variable considerations. Prerequisites section is concise.


64-177: Comprehensive command reference with consistent documentation patterns.

Each command section follows a clear pattern: description → usage example(s) → optional flags table. Examples are practical and progressively demonstrate command usage. The version-specific note for download-pkg (lines 138–140) is particularly helpful for users targeting different platform versions.


180-209: Practical example workflows add significant user value.

The example workflows section demonstrates realistic command sequences (login → scenarios → download → validation). These examples help users understand the typical interaction flow and provide copy-paste starting points.

Comment on lines 96 to 100
```
--arch target architecture (`amd64` , `arm64` , `hybrid`, default: `amd64`)
--platformVersion target platform version
--upgrade boolean flag to filter for upgrade-related scenarios(default `false`)
```
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

🧩 Analysis chain

🏁 Script executed:

fd -e go -e rust -e py -e yml -e yaml | xargs rg -l "download-pkg|download_pkg" 2>/dev/null | head -20

Repository: alauda/acp-docs

Length of output: 41


🏁 Script executed:

# Search for files containing architecture references
rg "amd64|x86_64|arm64" --type-list

# Look for any schema or spec files
fd -e proto -e openapi -e schema -e spec -e json

# Search the docs file directly for all architecture mentions
rg "arch|architecture" docs/en/extend/download_package.mdx -B 2 -A 2

Repository: alauda/acp-docs

Length of output: 3570


🏁 Script executed:

cat -n docs/en/extend/download_package.mdx | head -210

Repository: alauda/acp-docs

Length of output: 8005


Unexplained architecture naming inconsistency between commands.

The documentation documents different architecture names for violet ac download-pkg versus all other commands:

  • violet ac scenarios, violet ac packages, violet ac download-app, violet ac import-yaml: use amd64, arm64, hybrid
  • violet ac download-pkg: uses x86, arm, hybrid

This difference is systematic (both flag documentation and examples consistently reflect it) but lacks explanation. The binary installation instructions (lines 22–50) use the amd64/arm64 nomenclature, which conflicts with download-pkg's naming. This will confuse users.

Either explain why download-pkg uses different architecture names, or standardize all commands to use consistent naming.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/en/extend/download_package.mdx around lines 96 to 100, the arch names
for `violet ac download-pkg` (`x86`, `arm`, `hybrid`) conflict with the rest of
the docs and binary install instructions which use `amd64`/`arm64`; either
normalize to `amd64`, `arm64`, `hybrid` across all command docs and examples
(update this flag description, all examples, and any CLI parsing/docs that
mention `x86`/`arm`) or add a short clarifying note at this location explaining
why `download-pkg` deliberately uses `x86`/`arm` (and reference the binary
naming) so users aren’t confused — pick one approach and apply it consistently
across the file and related examples.


### violet ac import-yaml

Read a local YAML file (default `./apps.yaml`, `violet list` export) containing an `applications` map, send it to the AC scenario-check endpoint, and display validation results. Optionally download validated packages.
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Clarify reference to undocumented violet list command.

Line 164 references violet list export as a source for YAML files, but this command is not documented in this file. Consider either:

  1. Adding a note that violet list is documented elsewhere, or
  2. Including minimal documentation for the violet list command in this guide
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/en/extend/download_package.mdx around line 164, the text references a
`violet list` export as a source for the YAML file but offers no pointer to
where `violet list` is documented; update the doc to either add a brief one-line
description of `violet list` (what it does and example command) and mention the
expected export format, or add a parenthetical note linking to the full `violet
list` documentation elsewhere in the docs; keep the addition short (one sentence
or a link) and consistent with the surrounding style.

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