The run-locally.mdx doc says:
After starting the services, you can open the px0 Web Console at http://localhost:8000
That's the Go API server, not a web console. The port mapping table right below even labels port 8000 as "The primary Go backend application built with Fiber" no browser UI there.
The actual console is in a separate repo (px0-ai/console), a Next.js app that runs on port 3001. The docs don't mention it at all.
Suggested fix:
Either clarify that http://localhost:8000 is the API (and link to the console repo for the UI), or remove the "Web Console" phrasing entirely.
The run-locally.mdx doc says:
That's the Go API server, not a web console. The port mapping table right below even labels port 8000 as "The primary Go backend application built with Fiber" no browser UI there.
The actual console is in a separate repo (px0-ai/console), a Next.js app that runs on port 3001. The docs don't mention it at all.
Suggested fix:
Either clarify that http://localhost:8000 is the API (and link to the console repo for the UI), or remove the "Web Console" phrasing entirely.