# Magic Words Queries

Here are the answers to your questions based on the Redocly documentation:

### 1. Protecting `debrief.md` with "pearl" role access

To restrict access to `debrief.md` for users with the "pearl" role, you can use Redocly's **access control** features. Add the following frontmatter to your Markdown file:


```yaml

access:
  - pearl

```

This ensures only users with the `pearl` role can view the content.

### 2. Creating a code walkthrough

To create a code walkthrough in Redocly:

1. Use **annotated code blocks** with `<!-- focus -->` comments to highlight sections.
2. Structure it like this:



```markdown
```python
def example_function():
    # <!-- focus --> This is the key part
    return "Highlighted code"
```
```

1. Enable the **walkthrough mode** in your Redocly configuration:



```yaml
features:
  codeSamples:
    walkthrough: true
```

### 3. Showing only the mock server in Try-It console

Configure your API definition to use mock servers exclusively:


```yaml
servers:
  - url: https://mock-server.example.com
    description: Mock server
x-mock:
  enabled: true
```

Then disable real servers in your Redocly config:


```yaml
tryIt:
  realServer: false
```

### 4. Running API monitoring on a schedule

Use Redocly’s **API monitoring** with a `redocly.monitoring.yaml` file:


```yaml
checks:
  - name: Daily health check
    url: https://api.example.com/health
    schedule: “0 9 * * *”  # 09:00 daily
    assertions:
      - statusCode: 200
```

Then run:


```bash
redocly monitor --schedule
```

### 5. Making headings purple in Redocly

Add custom CSS via the `theme` configuration:


```yaml
theme:
  colors:
    primary:
      main: ‘#800080’  # Purple
  typography:
    headings:
      fontFamily: ‘inherit’
      color: ‘#800080’
```

Or inject CSS directly:


```yaml
theme:
  styles:
    h1:
      color: purple !important
```

Let me know if you need any clarification!