Components

The sidebar lists each component once, under Components — not once per framework. The component’s name is the link; clicking it opens its docs page: a live example, a controls table generated from the component’s props, and every emitted story.

The framework tabs

At the top of a component’s page — ordinary tabs inside the page, the same treatment the Analysis pages use:

Tab	Shows	Present when
React	The React docs page — controls, stories	You ran specs react
Web Components	The same component’s Lit output, same stories	You ran specs webcomponents
Specs	The authored spec itself — api, variants, examples — formatted	Always

The tab set follows from what your workspace actually contains. A platform you never emitted gets no tab, and the Specs tab is always there because it is the one view that doesn’t depend on a transform having run. A workspace that emits nothing still has a complete, browsable component list — specs only.

The tabs appear on component pages and nowhere else; a Foundations page has no React/Web Components split, so it doesn’t offer one.

Subcomponents

A component with subcomponents (Alert with its Actions, say) appears as a small group: an Overview page for the component itself, and one entry per subcomponent beneath it.

Stories on the docs page

Every story down the page carries Show code and Open full screen. The stories themselves come from your specs — the examples and variants you authored — via specs react / specs webcomponents, not from this command.