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Summary

  • Updates the Playground documentation page to match the current UI
  • Adds dark mode screenshot for the Playground page
  • Updates UI element labels to match current interface (dropdown labels, button text)
  • Adds helpful links to Testsets and Prompts pages
  • Improves image accessibility text

Changes

  • features/playground.mdx: Updated text to match current UI elements
  • images/playground-light.png: Updated screenshot
  • images/playground-dark.png: Added dark mode screenshot

Test plan

  • Verify the screenshots display correctly in both light and dark modes
  • Check that all links work correctly
  • Confirm the documentation accurately describes the current Playground UI

- Add dark mode screenshot for Playground page
- Update text to match current UI elements (dropdown labels, button text)
- Add links to Testsets and Prompts pages for creating new items
- Improve accessibility text for images
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Hello @Yash1hi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on enhancing the accuracy and usability of the Playground documentation. It updates existing content to align with the latest UI, introduces dark mode visuals, and improves navigation through new links to related features. The primary goal is to provide users with a more current and accessible guide to the Playground.

Highlights

  • UI Documentation Update: The Playground documentation has been updated to accurately reflect the current user interface, ensuring consistency between the guide and the application.
  • Dark Mode Support: A new dark mode screenshot has been added for the Playground page, enhancing visual representation for users preferring dark themes.
  • UI Label Alignment: Text labels for various UI elements, such as dropdowns and buttons, have been revised to precisely match their current appearance in the interface.
  • Enhanced Navigation: Helpful direct links to the Testsets and Prompts pages have been integrated into the documentation, improving user navigation and access to related features.
  • Accessibility Improvement: Image accessibility text (alt attributes and captions) has been refined for better clarity and compliance.

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This pull request does a great job of updating the Playground documentation to match the current UI. The addition of a dark mode screenshot, more descriptive alt text, and updated workflow descriptions significantly improve the quality and usability of the documentation. I've added a few minor suggestions to improve stylistic consistency with other documentation files by bolding UI element labels. Overall, these are excellent changes.


**Choose a Testset:**
- Click the testset dropdown at the top of the left panel
- Click the "Choose Testset" dropdown at the top left

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For consistency with other documentation pages (e.g., testsets.mdx, prompts.mdx), UI element labels are typically wrapped in bold markdown with quotes. Please update this line to use **"Choose Testset"** for consistency.

- Click the **"Choose Testset"** dropdown at the top left

**Choose a Prompt:**
- Select a prompt from the dropdown in the header
- If no prompts exist, click "Create prompt" to create one directly from the Playground
- Select a prompt from the "Prompt" dropdown at the top of the middle panel

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For consistency with other documentation pages, UI element labels are typically wrapped in bold markdown with quotes. Please update this line to use **"Prompt"** for consistency.

- Select a prompt from the **"Prompt"** dropdown at the top of the middle panel

- Remove messages with the trash can icon
- The editor supports [Jinja syntax](https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/) for dynamic content
- Insert variables from your testcase data like `{{variable_name}}` or use `{{allInputs}}` for all inputs
- Add multiple messages by clicking "+ ADD MESSAGE"

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For consistency with other documentation pages, UI element labels are typically wrapped in bold markdown with quotes. Please update this line to use **"+ ADD MESSAGE"** for consistency.

- Add multiple messages by clicking **"+ ADD MESSAGE"**

- Save new versions of your prompts with the "Save" button
- Switch between versions to compare performance
- Publish versions to production when ready
- Save new versions of your prompts with the "SAVE" button in the header

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For consistency with other documentation pages, UI element labels are typically wrapped in bold markdown with quotes. Please update this line to use **"SAVE"** for consistency.

- Save new versions of your prompts with the **"SAVE"** button in the header

- Complete rewrite to reflect new node-based workflow interface
- Updated screenshots showing testset panel, agent node, evaluator node
- New sections: Workflow Components, Workflow Controls, Visual Flow
- Added Related Features card group at bottom
- Removed outdated three-panel interface description
- Updated screenshots to show actual evaluation results (1/3 completed)
- Shortened documentation from ~180 lines to ~50 lines
- Focused on essential quick start steps
- New screenshots showing node-based workflow with completed evaluation
- Documented the five workflow components: Testset, Agent, Evaluator, Results, Scores
- Concise documentation focused on the visual workflow experience
- Higher resolution (1920x1080)
- Collapsed sidebar for cleaner view
- Professional org name (Acme Inc) and project (Customer Support Bot)
- Removed dev indicators
- Shows completed evaluation with results and scores
Yash1hi and others added 3 commits January 30, 2026 13:36
- Add metadata search documentation with ClickHouse performance notes
- Document clickable table rows feature for improved discoverability
- Add filtering options section with comprehensive filter list
- Include tips about interactive elements behavior

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Document enhanced LangChain/Traceloop adapter support
- Add span classification details for workflow, task, and tool spans
- Include tool visualization and coloring information
- Document support for both OpenInference and Traceloop attribute formats

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Document default exclusion of monitor-created runs from main list
- Add clickable table rows information for grades/records tables
- Include note about filtering to view monitor runs specifically
- Add tips about interactive elements in table rows

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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