docs+marketing: rename Remote Workspaces to Remote Access
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KI
2mo ago+42+42+01234567890123456789-36-36-01234567890123456789
Summary
- Renames the "Remote Workspaces" feature to "Remote Access" across evergreen marketing and docs surfaces: docs page (now
/remote-accesswith a permanent redirect), hero demo pill, features section tag, pricing, compare pages, and the repo README.
Why / Context
"Remote access" names what the feature actually does — reach workspaces hosted on another machine — instead of implying a separate kind of workspace.
How It Works
apps/docs/content/docs/remote-workspaces.mdx→remote-access.mdx(git mv), retitled and reworded; sidebar entry updated inmeta.json.- Permanent
308redirect/remote-workspaces→/remote-accessinapps/docs/next.config.mjs, so existing deep links keep working — including the hard-coded docs URLs in the desktop app (ExposeViaRelaySection) and mobile screens. - All docs cross-links/headings updated (index card, ports, browser, FAQ, troubleshooting, superset-model).
- Marketing: hero demo label (
ActiveDemounion + consumers), features tag, both pricing mentions, and the Superset-side wording in all compare pages.
Deliberately unchanged:
- Dated changelog entries (historical record — one literally announces the "Remote Workspaces" settings tab).
- Competitor feature descriptions in compare pages (Emdash / Super Engineering have their own "remote workspaces").
- The docs sentence quoting the desktop toggle "Allow remote workspaces to access this device via relay" — must match the shipped app UI until the app itself is renamed.
- Image filenames (
remote-workspaces-*.png).
Manual QA Checklist
Verified end-to-end over CDP against both dev servers (headless Chrome, real navigation + mouse clicks, screenshots):
-
GET /remote-workspacesreturns 308 →/remote-access; navigating the old URL in a browser lands on the renamed page (title, PRO badge, all images load) - Docs index card "Work across devices" click navigates to the new page; zero stale
/remote-workspaceslinks across index, ports, FAQ, troubleshooting, superset-model, browser - Hero pill reads "Remote Access" and clicking it switches the demo (remote mockup +
gpu-box (ssh)popup fades in, opacity 0→1) - Features section tag and pricing (Pro card + comparison table) show "Remote access"
- Compare pages render the new wording; no unexpected console errors on any tested page
Testing
bun run typecheck --filter=@superset/marketing --filter=@superset/docsbun run lint:prose(marketing Vale: 0 errors, 0 warnings)
Follow-ups
- Product surfaces still say "Remote Workspaces": desktop Settings → Security tab header, relay toggle label, paywall/Pro feature preview, billing plans page, mobile hosts screens, and the subscription-started email. Renaming those (plus the docs quote of the toggle) is a separate app-side PR.
Summary by cubic
Renames "Remote Workspaces" to "Remote Access" across docs and marketing so the name describes reaching workspaces on another machine rather than implying a separate workspace type. The docs page moves to /remote-access with a permanent redirect from /remote-workspaces, keeping existing deep links (including app-hardcoded URLs) working.
- Renamed hero demo pill, features tag, pricing (Pro tier and comparison table), Superset-side compare pages, and README.
- Updated docs cross-links, index card, sidebar order, and headings; ports and troubleshooting pages now say "remote host".
- Dated changelog entries, competitor feature descriptions, the quoted desktop toggle label, and image filenames stay unchanged.
- Verified via CDP: old URL returns 308, new page loads, and marketing copy renders correctly; typecheck and Vale clean.
Summary by CodeRabbit
- Documentation
- Renamed “Remote Workspaces” to “Remote Access” throughout product documentation and marketing content.
- Updated links, navigation, terminology, and descriptions to consistently reference remote hosts and remote access.
- Added a permanent redirect from
/remote-workspacesto/remote-accessto preserve existing bookmarks.
- Marketing
- Updated demos, feature labels, and pricing descriptions to display “Remote Access.”