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The Atlas is built from one small file, roveflow-out/journeys.json. The autopilot writes it for you, and you can edit it by hand to rename things, reorder flows, or group screens into journeys.

{
  "app": "Acme",
  "platform": "ios",
  "subtitle": "your tagline",
  "screens": {
    "home":   { "title": "Home",    "caption": "the daily view" },
    "signup": { "title": "Sign up", "caption": "create an account" }
  },
  "journeys": [
    {
      "category": "Onboarding",
      "title": "Create an account",
      "description": "From the welcome screen through to the home feed.",
      "flow": ["welcome", "signup", "home"]
    }
  ]
}

screens, every screen, keyed by a short id. Each id needs a matching image at roveflow-out/screens/<id>.png.
journeys, the flows. Each flow is a list of screen ids in order. Every id must exist in screens.
category, colors the journey. Use: Onboarding, Tracking, Discover, Profile, Settings, Messaging, AI, Scenario.

After editing, rebuild:

roveflow atlas

You get atlas.html, a single page with your journeys in the sidebar, screen tiles wired into each flow, and a short video per journey.

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