# KRB Our People retry status — 2026-06-23

Scope: KRB Webflow site `6a1e37436b332da28ecc3001`, current Designer page `Our People` (`6a2b903289294179fd567656`). No publish performed.

## Completed before Designer bridge timeout
- Refreshed component audit for current page.
- Confirmed expected content skeleton exists:
  - `Section / Hero`
  - `Section / Text Content` × 2
  - `Section / Gateway CTA`
  - `Section / Next Pages`
  - Navbar/Footer
- Populated `Section / Text Content` block 1:
  - Hide section: false
  - Heading: `The impact of each individual`
  - Paragraph: `As impressive as our grounds and buildings are, it is the people at Kincoppal-Rose Bay that make our school so unique.`
- Populated `Section / Text Content` block 2:
  - Hide section: false
  - Heading: empty
  - Paragraph: source body text beginning `Our Sacred Heart ethos is at the core of who we are and what we do...`

## Attempted next
- Started population of Gateway CTA and Next Pages using source data:
  - Gateway first CTA: `School Board` → page `6a2b90409ac2f30086e310ff`
  - Next Pages: Our History, Principal's Welcome, Our Policies
- The set-props call timed out via Webflow Designer MCP before verification, so these values are unconfirmed.

## Needs verification / next action
1. Re-open/foreground the Webflow Designer app link so MCP can reconnect.
2. Re-query Gateway CTA and Next Pages props to see if the timed-out batch partially completed.
3. If not completed, retry Gateway CTA and Next Pages population.
4. Hero image/content remain to verify/populate; image prop may need Code Lab rather than MCP component prop helper.

## Iggy app / Code Lab improvement observations
- This workflow needs a bulk migration mode with explicit per-page/per-component progress, retry, and partial-success reporting.
- Current Designer bridge timeout gives no reliable indication of which props in a batch completed.
- Code Lab would benefit from a page-scoped dry run showing matched components, missing props, asset matches, and planned writes before execution.
- A built-in source-to-component mapping UI would reduce manual prop-ID inspection and repeated query/set cycles.