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Redocly CLI and Documentation

Based on the available information, I can address some aspects of your questions about Redocly functionality.

Creating a Code Walkthrough

To create a code walkthrough in Redocly, you can use the step-by-step guide functionality that's built into the Developer Portal. This allows you to create interactive guides to teach API consumers how to work with your APIs ^1.

  1. Create an MDX file in your portal project
  2. Import the necessary components using the format:
    import { OpenApiTryIt, Alert, ExplainStep, scrollToHeading } from '@redocly/developer-portal/ui';
  3. Structure your guide with ordered steps that can be followed sequentially
  4. You can embed the "Try it" API console from Redocly Reference into any MDX page, allowing users to send requests and receive responses directly in the guide ^1

The OpenApiTryIt component supports conditional content, making it possible to indicate that a step depends on previous steps in the guide ^1.

Previewing Documentation

To preview your API documentation locally using Redocly:

  1. Bundle your OpenAPI definition file:

    redocly bundle openapi.yaml -o bundled.yaml

  2. Use the preview-docs command to create a local preview:

    redocly preview-docs bundled.yaml

  3. Navigate to the provided URL (typically http://localhost:8080) to see your documentation rendered ^2

The local server allows you to make edits and see changes in real-time ^2.

Redocly CLI Workflow

The Redocly CLI provides several tools for working with OpenAPI definitions:

  1. Install the prerequisites and the Redocly CLI
  2. Break up an OpenAPI file for easier management
  3. Check your OpenAPI definition against rules
  4. Preview the Redoc output
  5. Bundle up the OpenAPI definition into a single file
  6. Combine conceptual docs with reference docs ^3

You can also create custom rulesets by extending existing ones and adding specific rules:

extends:
- minimal
rules:
  path-parameters-defined: error
  operation-operationId: error
  paths-kebab-case: warn

This allows you to customize the validation rules to fit your specific needs ^4.

For the other specific questions about role-based access control, mock server configuration, API monitoring scheduling, and custom styling of headings, I don’t have the specific information from the provided search results. These would likely require access to the specific Redocly documentation that wasn’t available in the search results.