Finished information collection for https://app.stationops.com/copilot/init. The page currently renders only a 'JavaScript is required' UI message and no substantive content about the Copilot feature. The onboarding flow and Copilot guidance are client-side–rendered and inaccessible when JavaScript is missing or blocked. The page's visible content functions more as a meta-prompt for metadata generation than user-facing documentation. That behavior introduces UX, accessibility, and onboarding risks: users (or automated systems) who visit with JS disabled receive no useful instructions, cannot authenticate or proceed with environment setup, and may abandon the product. Practical mitigations include progressive enhancement or server-side fallbacks that provide clear requirements, descriptive text about Copilot capabilities, step-by-step onboarding, troubleshooting steps to enable JS, and an alternative contact/CTA. Teams should test flows with JS disabled, provide lightweight static documentation for critical steps (authentication, account linking, pricing/plan info), and ensure SEO/metadata are present so external search and link previews surface meaningful summaries. Recommended next steps (product/engineering) are: add a static, server-rendered fallback that explains Copilot, prerequisites, and how to enable JavaScript; provide troubleshooting instructions; ensure SEO/meta tags exist server-side; run QA with JavaScript disabled; consider accessible onboarding (email/SSO) or progressively enhanced steps.