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docs: tighten Draft Mode intro

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Give the running example its own paragraph and drop the header-chrome
description; the video right below it shows the same thing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -16,7 +16,9 @@ Every edit in the NetBird dashboard applies the moment you save it. That is fine
**Permissions:** Deploying a draft performs the same operations as making those changes on their regular dashboard pages, so it requires the same permissions. One case to know: installing a placeholder peer creates a setup key, which the Network Admin role cannot do (see [Install peers that don't exist yet](#install-peers-that-dont-exist-yet)). Learn more about [user roles](/manage/team/user-roles). **Permissions:** Deploying a draft performs the same operations as making those changes on their regular dashboard pages, so it requires the same permissions. One case to know: installing a placeholder peer creates a setup key, which the Network Admin role cannot do (see [Install peers that don't exist yet](#install-peers-that-dont-exist-yet)). Learn more about [user roles](/manage/team/user-roles).
</Note> </Note>
A draft moves through three stages: **build** on the canvas, **review** the change list, and **deploy** as one batch. Nothing touches your account until you click **Approve & Deploy**. One example carries through the whole page: giving `DevOps` HTTPS access to `staging-01`, a new staging server that is not even installed yet. A draft moves through three stages: **build** on the canvas, **review** the change list, and **deploy** as one batch. Nothing touches your account until you click **Approve & Deploy**.
One example carries through the whole page: giving `DevOps` HTTPS access to `staging-01`, a new staging server that is not even installed yet.
## Enter Draft Mode ## Enter Draft Mode
@@ -25,8 +27,6 @@ In Control Center, switch the **Live | Draft** toggle in the top-right corner to
- **From Current View**: start from a copy of the canvas you are looking at. Pick this when you are modifying things that already exist; the draft reproduces the live view exactly, network nodes included. - **From Current View**: start from a copy of the canvas you are looking at. Pick this when you are modifying things that already exist; the draft reproduces the live view exactly, network nodes included.
- **New Empty Draft**: start from a blank canvas. Pick this when you are building something new from scratch, like our `staging-01` setup. - **New Empty Draft**: start from a blank canvas. Pick this when you are building something new from scratch, like our `staging-01` setup.
Once you are in a draft, the header shows **Cancel** and **Review & Deploy** (with a running count of your changes), and an editing toolbar appears at the bottom of the canvas.
<p> <p>
<Video src="/docs-static/img/manage/control-center/control-center-draft-enter.mp4" <Video src="/docs-static/img/manage/control-center/control-center-draft-enter.mp4"
label="Switching to Draft Mode: picking a starting point, then the editing toolbar appearing at the bottom of the canvas"/> label="Switching to Draft Mode: picking a starting point, then the editing toolbar appearing at the bottom of the canvas"/>