The dashboard was a single route that swapped section components via a
`section` state field. Convert it to the App Router's multi-page model so
each left-nav selection is its own route (/, /repositories, /agents,
/schedules, /approvals, /servers, /activity, /shared, /login), making the
pages modular and independently updatable.
- Move the token gate + store provider + sidebar into a persistent frame
(AppFrame + Shell) rendered by the root layout, so auth, the polling
loop, and shared state survive client-side navigation.
- Sidebar items are now <Link> routes; the active item and the store's
polled section are derived from the URL (lib/nav).
- Each section gets an app/<section>/page.tsx; Runs stays at root and keeps
its full-height split layout, the rest render in the shared scroll frame.
- Emit per-route index.html (trailingSlash) so the FastAPI StaticFiles
mount serves clean slash-terminated URLs with no SPA rewrite.
- Regenerate the bundled static export.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PsAeGVadULRzPhV2PRDttM
Rebuild the bundled web UI as a Next.js (React + TypeScript) static export
implementing the Claude Activity Dashboard design: a left-nav "Control Center"
hub over Runs, Repositories, Agents, Approvals, Git Servers, Activity, and
Shared, styled with the Leeworks design-system tokens (flat, dark, border-led).
The dashboard is a pure client of the existing API (same contract as curl):
the browser prompts for the token once, stores it in localStorage, attaches it
to every call, and renders all API values as React text so agent-authored
strings stay inert. Control actions enqueue a command and poll it to a terminal
state, matching the worker model.
The build output is committed to src/handler/api/static/ so the wheel ships it
and FastAPI serves it same-origin. app.py now mounts the export at "/" after the
API routers (a non-shadowing fallback: unmatched paths 404, no SPA rewrite).
UI-serving tests updated for the export; frontend source lives in frontend/.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ATgVWRjFzG8nHEnwgZpJWD
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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