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David Karlsson
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Several sandbox feature guides omit supported tasks or describe them inaccurately. This change fills those gaps in the documentation for released Sandboxes v0.47.0 and organizes the additions around the tasks readers need to complete. - MCP: document DHI registration after the other server inputs, make OAuth client changes a focused maintenance task, and place resource overrides after normal OAuth setup. - Environment files: consolidate file placement and write protection after the first setup example, and explain plan output before listing its symbols. - Cloud: separate saving and reusing templates, importing local templates, and customizing with kits. Explain capture modes beside the relevant operations. - Skills: correct import precedence, include OpenCode, and explain skipped linked dependencies after the import command. - Kits v2: correct the downloaded archive formats in the command entry and put provenance inspection with signing and verification. Omit OCI storage details that don't help complete these tasks. Behavior was checked against the v0.47.0 source. In particular, replacing an OAuth client secret does not clear its previous identity binding; the recovery task retains the required reset and tells readers to verify the intended client and provider first. Validation: scoped Markdown and Vale lint passed, the full Hugo development build passed, and checks of the five rendered guides confirmed complete code blocks, visible placeholders, plan indentation, valid same-page anchors, skills import order, and the revised task headings. Changes are committed separately by issue. The v0.48 migration remains in #26314. ```release-note NONE ``` --------- Signed-off-by: David Karlsson <35727626+dvdksn@users.noreply.github.com>
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