- assistant.css: the pane title shrinks before the header tools wrap, so the close button stays on the title's line at 1440.
- assistant.js: paintNote draws the line under the lead; a refusal marks it data-refused and the line shows in the warning colour until the next change clears it.
- assistant-threads browser test: the refusal line carries data-refused, and closing a pane clears it.
- A system page with nothing above it in the trail hides the trail that repeats its h1; drill-in trails stay.
- A project's thread link and each open-in-chat link add that thread as a pane on #/assistant. With three
open, the first pane without an unsent message is replaced; when all three hold one, nothing is
replaced and the page says why. Per-org chat addresses still work typed or pasted.
- "Messages in <org>" moves from the bar into each pane header as a link.
- The pane composer's Resume assistant is a small secondary control; behaviour unchanged.
- Inbox class chips read the one map of decision classes to words.
- Removes the unused pane, idPrefix and views params from projects.js and workspace.js; fixes the stale
comment on the held-message status line.
- While an organization's bus is down, the header draws no bus control; the down banner's restart is the one.
The held draft goes back only into an empty composer and is cleared only once it is in it. A thread
that reads without a composer shows the held message in the pane's line. Only a stopped or
unavailable bus says the message comes back when the pane reads again.
A pane whose organization's bus is stopped or unavailable no longer polls or offers Refresh; it says
nothing is read until the bus starts again, holds any typed draft, and restores it untouched when the
bus returns. Unsent pane drafts now count for the organization-switch and Console-restart guards.
The Assistant sidebar item drops the Messages unread badge. "Start thread" is the primary action.
Tests cover the stopped pane's draft, a reply arriving with no refresh, and an uppercase show id.
The sidebar Assistant opens one system page, #/assistant. Each pane is the
chat thread view of its own organization: it reads, sends and updates
through that organization's routes, with a header carrying the title, the
organization chip, the project chip and a close control. "Open thread"
lists the threads of every answering organization, grouped by organization,
and starts a new thread in a chosen one. The open set and its order live in
the hash (open=org:id,...&show=org:id), validated on read. A stopped
organization is named at the top and in its own pane; the other panes keep
working. At 390 one pane shows with a tab strip.
Side by side is removed (panes.js, panes.css and its test); its old address
lands on the Assistant page.
jason.woltje