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First step of the dashboard redesign. Remove the mobile header and its drawer. Implement a single navigation component that presents as a vertical rail beside the content on desktop and as a bottom bar on mobile, with the account menu at its end. Rework the org global panel around a consumed- energy gauge and an extended date range picker, and add a settings panel wired into the router. Add the Disket Mono display face, a Figma-derived icon set, and the supporting Tailwind and global CSS type/color tokens the new surfaces use. Extend the API schemas and mock data/handlers to back them, with tests. Also ignore the Vite cache directory (.vite/).
Second step of the dashboard redesign. Rebuild the Projects page in both its empty and populated states: breadcrumb and surface shared with the global panel, a heading row carrying the primary action, and a table of rows whose two text columns light as one item and whose overflow menu holds the existing Settings and Delete actions. Rework the create-project and project-settings dialogs onto the design's panel, fields and buttons. Project settings now opens in place from a project row, which makes ProjectSettingsPage a duplicate of it, so that page and its route are removed and the public sharing link it owned moves into the dialog beside the toggle that produces it. The visibility toggle saves on its own so that link appears and disappears with it, while "Save changes" writes the fields and closes; a failed save keeps the dialog open so the edits survive. Creating a project with an empty name is no longer possible, and the form submits on Enter. Fix the dialog transition app-wide. The panel was centred with a transform that tailwindcss-animate's keyframes overwrote, which the shadcn default compensates for by sliding it in from the top-left corner; centring it by layout instead lets it fade and rise in place, with a reduced-motion variant. Fix the account menu regrouping its organizations as it closes, by latching the admin lookup instead of keying it on the open state. Extract the redesign's controls into components — form field, primary and secondary button, menu panel and item, tab nav, modal header, project row, settings nav item, rail button — replacing the class-string constants the first step left behind, and adopt them in the pages and dialogs already redesigned. Drop the Figma node ids from comments, keeping the reasoning they carried, and rename createProjectModal to kebab-case to match the convention the rest of the components follow.
Every icon exported from the Figma file lived in a single figma-icons.tsx. Give each its own module, named the way the icons supplied outside that file already were, and delete the barrel. Repoint the rail, the account menu, the project row, the global dashboard and the settings page at the new modules. Declare the props contract once as FigmaIconProps, replacing the local copy each icon carried, and reduce every icon's comment to a line saying what the glyph shows — the sizes, insets, hex fills and node ids they listed described the design file rather than the code, and went stale the moment either changed.
Square 2px corners like the fields and buttons, lime when on, and the palette's hover colour. Restyled in place rather than added alongside the shadcn switch, since the project-settings dialog is its only caller.
The pre-redesign navigation, the page-header breadcrumb and the radial chart have had no callers since the rail, the pages' inline breadcrumbs and the consumed-energy gauges replaced them. Four test files were the only thing still importing them, so the suite was covering code no user could reach. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Put the page on the redesigned shell — dark surface, breadcrumb, display title carrying the project's description and its visibility pill — and move the project's own actions into that heading as ProjectActions, so nothing about the project's identity is drawn from inside its panels. ProjectSettingsPage went with it: opening settings in place from a row made that page a duplicate of the dialog. Replace the three radial charts with the global dashboard's gauges and equivalences, both now shared components, and give the four charts one section treatment: a heading, a line of context, its export control, and no card. They sit in a cross of rules rather than in boxes, with the gaps as padding inside the cells so the rules meet. Rework the experiment controls: a section heading with the picker and "Add an experiment" beside it, the selected experiment's details in a field-styled panel, and the create-experiment dialog on the same panel, fields and buttons as the other two dialogs. Add the pixel-art refresh, download, share, logout, cog, padlock and overflow glyphs, and restyle the select, the toast-adjacent controls and the token form onto the redesign's fields and buttons. Cover what the redesign had left untested — the rail, the account menu, settings, the project row, the dialogs and the equivalences — taking the suite to 124 tests, and stub ResizeObserver so Radix components can mount under jsdom. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Put the page on the Projects page's shell — dark surface, breadcrumb, display title — and give it the same table treatment, with each member as a MemberRow. The invite control is a form on the page rather than a dialog, since the API takes a single email address. Move that call behind addOrganizationUser: the endpoint subscribes an existing account and answers with a bare status object, so there is nothing to validate and the page refetches the list instead. Restyle the toasts onto the design's alert. Sonner's own rules hang off a stylesheet it injects after Tailwind's, which no class can outrank, so they render unstyled and restate the shape the design draws. Let Table take classes for its scroll container, which the members table needs to bound its own height. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Put the panel on the app's dark surface, outlined in the page's own rule rather than the menus' green — a menu's border marks where the pointer is working, and a panel you only read does not need that weight. The date range picker's calendar shares the primitive and follows. Show the public link as text instead of a read-only field: it is read and copied, never typed into. Its copy control becomes an icon button, so it matches the four in the project's heading. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…design Rebuild the create-organization modal on the same shell as the create-project and create-experiment dialogs: ModalHeader, FormField, PrimaryButton and the bordered 560px panel, replacing the shadcn DialogHeader/Separator/Label/Input layout with its outline Cancel button. Submission now goes through a real form with toast.promise, and the button is disabled while loading or while the name is blank, so the manual "name is required" toast is no longer needed. Also drops a duplicated "Organization Description" label block and renames the file to kebab-case to match the other components.
…t the pre-rename path and asserted the validation toast that the disabled submit button replaced. It now mirrors the create-project test.
Add webapp/AGENTS.md as the source of truth for work in this folder: the expected workflow (propose before editing, update the tests and docs alongside the change, leave committing to the user), the conventions worth writing down — the split between the redesign primitives in components/ui and the older shadcn ones, the shared modal shell, the design tokens — and a section on implementing Figma designs covering responsiveness, what to ask about versus decide alone, extending the redesign rather than forking it, and the traps worth checking. CLAUDE.md points Claude at it. The README gains a pointer too.
The public toggle wrote to the API the moment it was flipped, which made it the one control in the dialog that ignored the Save button and could commit a visibility change the user was still deciding on. It now behaves like the other fields: local state until Save, sent with the rest of the form. Saving no longer closes the dialog, and the sharing link sits beside the save button and follows the visibility that was last saved, so enabling public access and copying the link it produces is one trip through the modal. That saved visibility is tracked in the dialog rather than read from the project prop, because the projects list opens the dialog with a snapshot it does not re-pass after a save.
The four pages with a breadcrumb each repeated the same nav, the same two colour classes and the same separator, which is how the slashes ended up glued to the crumb labels in the first place. Replace the unused shadcn breadcrumb with a redesign one taking the trail as a list of labels and optional destinations, and convert the pages to it. Separators are now spaced slashes outside the links, so hovering lights the label alone. Only the last crumb is the current page: the organisation dashboard's leading crumb is unlinked too, so "not a link" and "where you are" have to stay separate.
The rule was the fourth item of the working agreement list and was getting skimmed past. Promote it to a Commits section near the top of AGENTS.md, stating plainly that committing and staging are the user's alone, that the message is handed over as text at medium length, and that anything already staged is asked about rather than assumed. The list item and the Figma section's closing now point at it instead of restating it.
The experiment bar chart painted unselected bars with --secondary, which is a near-black surface token in dark mode — the bars read as empty gaps rather than as data next to the lime selected bar. Switch them to the design's --cc-gray (#949494), the palette's intended neutral for inactive marks.
webapp/CLAUDE.md told the agent to go read AGENTS.md, which only helps if the pointer is noticed and acted on; it now imports the file with @./AGENTS.md so the working agreement is in context outright. The root instructions gain a matching line, since the nested file itself only loads once something under webapp/ is touched.
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Suggestion regarding removing members: |
The members page offered Settings and Delete as permanently disabled items,
and no endpoint stood behind either — Memberships.remove_user_from_organization
was an abstract method with no implementation anywhere.
Add DELETE /organizations/{id}/users/{user_id}, gated by the same admin check
as add-user. Nothing records who created an organization, so administrators
are protected from each other rather than ranked: the endpoint refuses to
remove an admin, and the row hides its menu for anyone who may not act.
On the page, Settings is removed rather than left inert, and Delete opens a
confirmation dialog on the redesign's modal shell. Removal is not destructive
— the invite field on the same page adds the member straight back — so there
is no type-the-name gate.
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For the account settings + logout:
@inimaz can you help? |
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… page Signing out revoked our access token and cleared the local cookie, but never touched the provider's SSO session, so the next login silently re-authenticated and sign-out appeared to do nothing. Logout now performs RP-initiated logout: the id_token is kept at login and passed as id_token_hint to the provider's end_session_endpoint, with post_logout_redirect_uri pointing back at the dashboard rather than the API host. It also no longer requires a valid session to run, and falls back to a local-only logout when the provider exposes no end_session_endpoint or is unreachable. The settings page only ever showed a read-only email and two controls wired to an env var that was never defined, since email and password belong to the identity provider. Its route is removed and the account menu now hands off to the provider's account console through a new /auth/account redirect, keeping the issuer URL server-side. The page itself stays in the tree, unrouted. Also sets SameSite on the session cookie and relaxes Secure outside production, which is what kept it from being stored at all in local development.
Organizations get a dedicated rail item above Account, with a new pixel-art building icon drawn slightly larger so it balances its siblings. The organization list, the "add new organization" action and the create modal move into OrganizationsMenu, leaving the account menu with just Settings and Log out. Both menus now open beside the rail, bottom-aligned to their buttons with an 8px gap. Tests are split to match.
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Todo list from meeting of 12/09/2026:
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Load Matomo from VITE_MATOMO_URL / VITE_MATOMO_SITE_ID and send a page view on first load and on every router pathname change, since the SPA would otherwise only register the landing route. Query strings are not tracked, and nothing is sent when the vars are unset, so dev and mock builds stay out of the production site.
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Matomo tracking:
Todo:
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September 30, 2026 22:51
Add a trackEvent helper and use it for the activation steps (organization, project, experiment and token creation), sharing, CSV export, date ranges and time spent on each chart. The API reports account_created and an experiment's first_run_received through a small best-effort MatomoTracker, so the funnel covers what the browser can't see. Events carry no identifier, Matomo runs cookieless in the webapp, and everything stays off unless MATOMO_URL / MATOMO_SITE_ID (API) and VITE_MATOMO_URL / VITE_MATOMO_SITE_ID (webapp) are set. Both .env.example files list them, and the privacy policy mentions the analytics.
The rail label is hyphenated ("Organiza-tions") so it breaks on the narrow
rail, which leaked the hyphen into the button's accessible name and broke
the sidebar-rail test. Set aria-label to "Organizations"; the visual label
is unchanged.
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Implements the Figma redesign of the dashboard: sidebar rail (bottom bar on mobile),
account menu, global panel, and the projects page with its empty state and
create-project modal, project dashboard page and members page. Fully responsive, since Figma has desktop frames only.
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Homepage (global):
Homepage + Account menu open:
Account settings page:
Projects page:
Create project modal:
Project settings modal (General tab):
Project settings modal (API tokens tab):
Project dashboard page:
Members page:
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