- 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 scope's org= in the workspace read is where the board reads, not a filter, so the
count line and the empty state no longer treat it as one. Found in the retaken shots.
- The card's organization chip carries the avatar in place of its dot; the bare avatar
before it is gone (prototype shot 13).
- A filter naming an organization or project that is not on the list is dropped from the
address after the render, and a dropped project reads again without its server filter.
- #/orgs/<id>/tasks with an id no organization can have says "This organization is not
on your list." instead of showing every organization's tasks.
- The write check's comment and the test's fake say orgSetup is Console-wide today.
#/tasks is a system route that shows every organization's tasks on one board,
with the per-organization columns, organization and project chips on each card,
and the organization and project filters kept in the address. An organization
that did not answer is named first with its reason. A move or edit goes to the
row's own organization and is offered only where that organization's own config
takes task changes. #/orgs/<id>/tasks is the same board scoped to one
organization, and a card opened from the system board links to its task there.
A render replaced by a newer one now draws from that newer read instead of
throwing on an empty board.
jason.woltje