MigrateSetup now sends the PAT field to the API; create route
forwards it as github_token so the agent runner can clone private repos.
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- Top bar left section (320px) = logo + project name, aligns with chat panel
- Top bar right section = Build|Market|Assist pills + tool icons (Preview, Tasks, Code, Design, Backend) + avatar
- Read GOOGLE_API_KEY inside POST handler (not top-level) to ensure env is resolved at request time
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- New top navbar in ProjectShell: logo + project name | Build | Market |
Assist tabs | user avatar — replaces the left icon sidebar for project pages
- CooChat extracted to components/layout/coo-chat.tsx and moved into the
shell so it persists across Build/Market/Assist route changes
- Build page inner layout simplified: inner nav (200px) + file viewer,
no longer owns the chat column
- Layout: [top nav 48px] / [Assist chat 320px | content flex]
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- New CooChat component: streaming Gemini-backed advisor chat, message
bubbles, typing cursor animation, Shift+Enter for newlines
- New /api/projects/[projectId]/advisor streaming endpoint: builds a
COO system prompt from project context (name, description, vision,
repo), proxies Gemini SSE stream back to the client
- Restructured BuildHubInner layout:
Left (340px): CooChat — persistent across all Build sections
Inner nav (200px): Build pills + contextual items (apps, tree, surfaces)
Main area: File viewer for Code, Layouts content, Infra content
- AgentMode removed from main view — execution surfaces via COO delegation
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- B (left sidebar, 260px): project header, Build pills (Code/Layouts/Infra),
app list, file tree embedded below active app
- D (center): AgentMode as primary content; sessions shown as a horizontal
chip strip at the top instead of a 220px left sidebar
- Right (460px): FileViewer — shows file selected in B's tree / code changes
- F (bottom): Terminal collapsible strip unchanged
- Split CodeContent into FileTree + FileViewer components; lifted file
selection state to BuildHubInner so B and Right share it
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Removes the Browse/Agent/Terminal tab switcher from the code section.
Browse (file tree + viewer) is now the left pane, Agent chat is a
fixed 420px right pane, and Terminal is a collapsible strip at the
bottom — all visible simultaneously.
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- Fall back to CODEBASE_MAP.md parsing when no apps/ dir exists
- Further fallback: scan top-level dirs for deployable app signals
(package.json, Dockerfile, requirements.txt, next.config.*, etc.)
- Skips docs, scripts, keys, and other non-app directories
- Returns isImport flag to frontend for context
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- sessions POST: look up coolifyServiceUuid, pass autoApprove:true to runner
- sessions PATCH: approved added to terminal statuses (sets completed_at)
- build/page.tsx: approved status, STATUS_COLORS/LABELS for "Shipped",
auto-committed UI in changed files panel, bottom bar for approved state
- Architecture doc: fully updated with current state
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- Running/pending: input locked with "agent is working" message
- Done: shows "+ Follow up" and "New task" buttons instead of open input
- No session: normal new-task input (unchanged UX)
- On mount: auto-selects the most recent running/pending session,
falls back to latest session — so navigating away and back doesn't
lose context and doesn't require manual re-selection
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- retry/route.ts: reset failed/stopped session and re-fire agent runner
with optional continueTask follow-up text
- build/page.tsx: Retry button and Follow up input appear on failed/stopped
sessions so users can continue without losing context or creating a
duplicate session; task input hint clarifies each Run = new session
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PostgreSQL can't implicitly coerce text params to UUID columns.
Add explicit ::uuid casts on id and project_id in all agent session
routes (list, get, patch, stop, approve).
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- Wire Approve & commit button: shows commit message input, calls
POST /api/.../sessions/[id]/approve which asks agent runner to
git commit + push, then marks session as approved in DB
- Adaptive polling: 500ms while session running, 5s when idle —
output feels near-real-time without hammering the API
- Auto-refresh session list when a session completes
- Open in Theia links to theia.vibnai.com (escape hatch for manual edits)
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- Sessions route now reads giteaRepo from project.data and forwards it
to /agent/execute so the runner can clone/update the correct repo
- PATCH route now validates x-agent-runner-secret header to prevent
unauthorized session output injection
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- Sidebar Infrastructure replaced with 6 named rows linking to /infrastructure?tab=
- New /infrastructure page with left sub-nav and per-tab content panels:
Builds — lists deployed Coolify apps with live status
Databases — coming soon placeholder
Services — coming soon placeholder
Environment — variable table with masked values (scaffold)
Domains — lists configured domains with SSL status
Logs — dark terminal panel, ready to stream
- Dim state on rows reflects whether data exists (e.g. no domains = dim)
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- Sidebar Layouts items now link to /design?surface=<surfaceId>
- Design page reads ?surface= param and opens that surface directly
- DesignPage split into DesignPageInner + Suspense wrapper so
useSearchParams works in the Next.js static build
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- Sidebar "Apps" section renamed to "Build"
- Each app now links to /build?app=<name>&root=<path> so the browser
opens scoped to that app's subdirectory only
- Build page shows an empty-state prompt when no app is selected
- File tree header shows the selected app name, breadcrumb shows
relative path within the app (strips the root prefix)
- Wraps useSearchParams in Suspense for Next.js static rendering
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- Build page: full file tree (lazy-load dirs) + code preview panel
with line numbers and token-level syntax colouring (VS Code dark theme)
- New API route /api/projects/[id]/file proxies Gitea contents API
returning directory listings or decoded file content
- Sidebar Apps section now links to /build instead of raw Gitea URL
- Status indicator replaced with a proper coloured dot (amber/blue/green)
alongside the status label text
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Add ::text cast to all $1/$2 parameters so PostgreSQL never needs
to infer types. Split SELECT and UPDATE into separate try/catch blocks
with distinct error labels so logs show exactly which query fails.
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PostgreSQL could not determine the type of $2 in 'WHERE id = $2'
when id column type is UUID. Casting the column (id::text = $1)
sidesteps the extended-protocol type inference issue. Also moves
projectId to $1 to match the proven working pattern in other routes.
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- Add themeMode?: 'dark'|'light' to ThemeColor (unset = any mode)
- Tag all DaisyUI themes: 11 dark (synthwave, aqua, luxury, night, etc.)
and 6 light (light, cupcake, valentine, cyberpunk, retro, winter)
- Tag HeroUI Marketing themes: purple/blue/teal/modern=light, dark=dark
- Aceternity accent palettes stay untagged (work with either mode)
- Filter availableColorThemes in SurfaceSection by designConfig.mode
- Auto-reset active palette when mode switches makes previously
selected palette incompatible
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The PATCH handler used SQL 'updated_at = NOW()' which doesn't exist
on fs_projects (all timestamps live inside the data JSONB blob).
Rewrote to use the same read-merge-write pattern as other working
routes: fetch current data, merge in JS, write back as data::jsonb.
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- Right panel order now: Lock → Library → Mode → Colour → Font →
Background → Nav → Hero → Sections
- Lock In was always disabled because selectedThemeId was null until
user explicitly clicked a library button; now uses previewId (which
defaults to first theme) for the disabled check
- Added useEffect to notify parent of the default library selection on
mount so handleLock always has a theme to save
- handleLock also falls back to first theme as double safety net
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- All library defaultConfigs now enable every available section
- Color palette moved above Library picker in right panel (top of mind)
- Added fontImport() helper that injects Google Fonts @import into each
scaffold's style tag so Plus Jakarta, DM Sans, Geist, Inter, Nunito
actually load instead of falling back to system-ui
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- New 'shader' background: bold diagonal purple→pink→orange→yellow gradient
with subtle repeating line overlay (mirrors ui.aceternity.com lines-gradient-shader)
- Aurora background: now renders on light bg (#f8f9ff) with soft lavender/blue blurs
- Sparkles: forces black base with white star particles and glow box-shadow
- Meteors: horizontal streaks with glow, animate diagonally like shooting stars
- Beams: switched to SVG lines radiating from a central vanishing point
- Auto-adapt text/nav colours for forced-dark (shader, sparkles) and forced-light (aurora)
- LIBRARY_STYLE_OPTIONS: 8 Aceternity background options, default changed to gradient
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- ProjectShell right panel (Discovery/Captured) hidden when on design tab
- SurfaceSection restructured: scaffold preview center, controls right panel (280px)
- Library cards in 2-col grid, configurator and color picker scroll in right panel
- Main content area uses full height without extra padding
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Users can now compose their marketing site by selecting:
- Mode (dark/light), Background style (gradient/beams/meteors/etc.),
Nav style, Hero header layout, which Sections appear, and Font.
All 4 marketing scaffolds (DaisyUI, HeroUI, Aceternity, Tailwind)
respond live to config changes. Library capability cards + style
options data defined per library. Aceternity shows actual
background effects (beams, meteors, sparkles, wavy, dot-grid).
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Each library option now shows: best-for summary, 3 key highlights,
capability tags, Templates badge, and Dark-first badge. All surface
themes updated with richer metadata. Marketing surface updated with
full highlights for DaisyUI/HeroUI/Aceternity/Tailwind.
Made-with: Cursor
- Architecture route now uses /generate endpoint (no Atlas session
overhead, no conflicting system prompt) for clean JSON generation
- Design page fetches saved architecture on load and maps designSurfaces
to known surface IDs via fuzzy match; AI-suggested surfaces are
pre-selected in the picker with an "AI" badge and explanatory note
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