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Aadamscott
Last edited Oct 11, 2019
Created on Oct 11, 2019

This visualization shows a state machine for a multi-step signup and onboarding flow, navigating through states like signup, sniffer, validate, industry, objective, and browse. It uses XState’s `Machine` API to define hierarchical states, transitions, guards (e.g., `hasNotSniffed`, `isNotValidated`), and actions like `goNext` and `goBack` that update the context’s direction. The rendered diagram, generated by XState Viz, illustrates conditional branching on events like `NEXT` and `BACK`, with exit actions assigning `hasSniffed: true` after leaving the sniffer state.

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