Hey @Copilot 👋 — thanks for tackling the broken workflow links! Fixing those add-wizard install commands is definitely important for users following the blog tutorials. Here are a couple of things that need attention:

• Process clarification needed — The CONTRIBUTING.md states that traditional pull requests are not enabled for non-core team members, and contributors should create agentic plans in issues instead. Your author association shows as CONTRIBUTOR rather than MEMBER or OWNER. If you're a core team member using Copilot coding agent, this is the right approach. If you're an external contributor, the proper process would be to open an issue with an agentic plan describing this fix, and a core team member would implement it.

• Tests — While this is primarily a documentation update, it would strengthen confidence if there were automated checks confirming the new links are valid and resolve correctly. Consider adding a link validation test that verifies the workflow files exist at the new URLs.

If you're part of the core team and this was created via Copilot coding agent (as the contributing guidelines describe), please disregard the process concern. If you're an external contributor, the maintainers can help convert this to the proper contribution flow.

If you'd like to add link validation, here's a prompt you could use:

Add a CI check that validates all workflow links in the blog documentation:
1. Extract all github.com workflow URLs from docs/src/content/docs/blog/*.md
2. For each URL, verify the file exists via GitHub API
3. Fail the check if any links are broken
4. Run this check on PRs that modify blog docs

network:
  allowed:
    - defaults
    - "patchdiff.githubusercontent.com"

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@copilot check that every new url is working (collect URLs, use script to mechanically check them)

@copilot check that every new url is working (collect URLs, use script to mechanically check them)

Done in f30f0ae. I collected all net-new workflow URLs in this PR and mechanically checked them via script (HTTP HEAD/GET). I then reverted non-working replacements and kept only URLs that resolve. Re-ran the script after the update: all remaining net-new URLs now return success (42/42).

@copilot replace v0.45.5 with main

@copilot replace v0.45.5 with main

Updated all remaining v0.45.5 links in the touched blog files to main in commit 2957010.