"No workers connected", "No workflows defined yet", "No scheduled commands yet" are dead ends. A first-time user has no pointer to how a worker registers (env vars, API key), what a workflow looks like, or that Quick Command is the quickest way to try the system.
Suggested fix
Add one-line next-step hints and links (e.g. "Install a worker → README section", "Create your first workflow" button) in each empty state.
## Overview
"No workers connected", "No workflows defined yet", "No scheduled commands yet" are dead ends. A first-time user has no pointer to how a worker registers (env vars, API key), what a workflow looks like, or that Quick Command is the quickest way to try the system.
## Suggested fix
Add one-line next-step hints and links (e.g. "Install a worker → README section", "Create your first workflow" button) in each empty state.
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Overview
"No workers connected", "No workflows defined yet", "No scheduled commands yet" are dead ends. A first-time user has no pointer to how a worker registers (env vars, API key), what a workflow looks like, or that Quick Command is the quickest way to try the system.
Suggested fix
Add one-line next-step hints and links (e.g. "Install a worker → README section", "Create your first workflow" button) in each empty state.