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journey-storyboards

Draw an onboarding-journey storyboard (a left-to-right tree of real session screenshots with arrows, fork percentages and last-observed-step stubs) on a Design canvas with one `create-journey-canvas` call. Use when you hold an Analytics journey tree plus captured frames and need the canvas, or when refreshing a storyboard drawn earlier.

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# Journey storyboards

Call `create-journey-canvas` once. Never build the canvas by hand with
`create-design`, `generate-design` or `create-file` per card: the action lays out,
sizes and persists the whole tree in one transaction.

## Flow

1. `get-onboarding-journey` (Analytics) returns the cohort tree. Pass it through unchanged as `tree` unless you are adding a separately observed visual-reference chain.
2. Capture a frame for each example you want shown. Each frame is
   `{ nodeKey, exampleIndex, width, height, capturedAt }` plus exactly one of
   `imageUrl`, `attachmentRef`, or `stagedFrameId`. `exampleIndex` indexes `node.examples`; `width`
   and `height` are the image's real pixels. The card uses the matching example's
   event timestamp and recording id from the tree, separately from the