El setup como cuatro pasos, bajo el banner, con salida

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Asked for by name: the banner first, then the four steps enumerated, a face on each, and a way to sign out.

What was wrong with the last one

It asked one question at a time and never said how many there were. The sign-in screen said "Step 1 of 2" and then handed the member back to the panel to find the other two on their own — guided for one step and a scavenger hunt after it.

Now

One screen that owns the terminal — no tab bar to wander into — with the mascot and the wordmark on top:

  Setting up

  ✓ 1. Let's get you logged in
  ✓ 2. Let's confirm it with the magic link
  ▶ 3. Let's set up your API key
    4. Let's configure your tools

  Key: paste your NaN API key here

The last step shows the tool list inline, so space and c finish the setup without leaving it.

The mascot has a face per step rather than one for the whole thing: thinking while it waits for the link, happy when the last one is done.

Signing out

o, twice. nan auth logout already existed as a command, which is no use to somebody looking at the panel who wants to switch accounts. It takes the key and the cached tabs with it — the key lives in the same file, and those numbers were true for somebody else — and drops straight back into the setup, which is the only thing left to do.

Any key other than o calls the confirmation off.

Esc

Leaves the setup for the panel and does not quit the program: someone who skipped a step has not asked to close the CLI.

One refactor

The tool list is one function now, shared by the Setup tab and the last step. Two copies of a list with a cursor in it would drift the first time either moved.

Version goes to 0.1.16.