A Tebra-style Run tab for desktop PyQt6 bots, built in about 5 minutes: Trigger button, Excel input card, progress with timer, live log, checkpoint boxes with time limits, and green/amber/red endings. It is checked with a fake bot (run_tab.py --selfcheck). The design decisions are in rpa-run-tab/docs/adr. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# One checkpoint list drives the whole Run tab
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Tebra Auto Post keeps two overlapping lists:
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- 8 **steps**, which move forward when known phrases appear in the log (`STEP_MARKERS`).
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- 7 **checkpoints**, which move forward on `[CPSTATE]` lines and have time limits.
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The Run tab skill keeps one checkpoint list. The bot's `[CPSTATE] active|done N` lines move the step list, the checkpoint boxes and the progress % together. The screen still looks like Tebra.
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**Why:** there is one list to ask the user for, so the skill fits in 5 minutes. And a typo in a log phrase can no longer stall the progress bar without anyone noticing.
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**Cost:** the progress bar moves in whole checkpoints, not Tebra's finer per-phrase percentages.
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