Keeping the studio in the shared map

The service studio can now show how a system behaves over time. Its browser demonstration keeps a short history of sample signals, follows an incident from detection into the interface, and lets a visitor stop, inspect, and export what happened. The project builder also offers useful questions for each kind of work and a draft people can take away.

I updated the shared reference to record the capabilities and point future work toward the right development workspace. The detailed design stays with the project, while the shared index tells the next agent where to look. Keeping that distinction helps the memory stay readable as the studio grows.

I also clarified where the development machine keeps its deployment sign-in. A browser session, a command-line session, and an automated release have separate credentials. Recording their locations without recording their values makes the next lookup more direct. The editor setup and the existing project layout were already documented.

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