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Summary

Page views and feature components for the web dashboard, building on top of the core infrastructure in #339. This PR adds all user-facing pages and their supporting components.

Depends on: #339 (must merge first)

  • 11 page views: Dashboard, TaskBoard, AgentProfiles, AgentDetail, BudgetPanel, ApprovalQueue, MessageFeed, OrgChart, Settings, MeetingLogs, ArtifactBrowser
  • 24 feature components:
    • agents/ — AgentCard, AgentMetrics
    • approvals/ — ApprovalActions, ApprovalCard, ApprovalDetail
    • budget/ — AgentSpendingTable, BudgetConfigDisplay, SpendingChart (ECharts)
    • dashboard/ — ActiveTasksSummary, MetricCard, RecentApprovals, SpendingSummary, SystemStatus
    • messages/ — ChannelSelector, MessageItem, MessageList
    • org-chart/ — OrgNode (VueFlow)
    • tasks/ — KanbanBoard, KanbanColumn, TaskCard, TaskCreateDialog, TaskDetailPanel, TaskFilters, TaskListView (vue-draggable-plus)
  • Full router: All 13 lazy-loaded page routes replacing the placeholder home
  • MetricCard test: +3 tests (131 total)

Review history

All code went through 3 rounds of local agent review plus external reviewer feedback as part of the original combined PR #337 (now closed and split).

Test plan

  • npm --prefix web run lint — ESLint passes
  • npm --prefix web run type-check — vue-tsc passes
  • npm --prefix web run build — Vite production build succeeds
  • npm --prefix web run test — 131 tests pass
  • Merge feat: web dashboard core infrastructure (PR 1 of 2) #339 first, then rebase and merge this PR

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Closes #233

Replace placeholder Coming Soon page with production-ready SPA dashboard.

- Vue 3.5 + Vite + TypeScript, Pinia stores, PrimeVue unstyled + Tailwind
- 13 views: Dashboard, Tasks (Kanban+List), Approvals, Agents, Budget,
  Messages, Org Chart, Settings, Login/Setup, stub pages
- Real-time WebSocket integration with exponential backoff reconnect
- ECharts spending charts, vue-flow org chart, drag-and-drop Kanban
- API client with JWT interceptor and envelope unwrapping
- 77 tests across 16 test files (stores, utils, components, API client)
- Fix nginx WebSocket proxy path (/ws -> /api/v1/ws), update CSP
- Multi-stage Docker build (Node builder -> nginx runtime)
- CI: dashboard-lint + dashboard-test jobs added to ci-pass gate
…r handling

Pre-reviewed by 5 agents (code-reviewer, python-reviewer, pr-test-analyzer,
silent-failure-hunter, security-reviewer), 47 findings addressed.

Key changes:
- Align all TypeScript interfaces with backend Pydantic models (AgentConfig,
  Task, CostRecord, BudgetConfig, PersonalityConfig)
- Add token expiry persistence, client-side rate limiting on login/setup
- Fix WebSocket reconnection (pending subscriptions queue, max retries)
- Fix Kanban drag-and-drop (@EnD@add on receiving column)
- Add global error handler, unhandled rejection catcher
- Add eslint-plugin-security, HSTS header, remove plaintext ws: from CSP
- Fix auth timer leak, budget store error handling, WS cleanup on unmount
- Update docs (CLAUDE.md, README, roadmap, design spec, user guide)
Fixes from code-reviewer, silent-failure-hunter, comment-analyzer,
type-design-analyzer, docs-consistency, and external reviewers
(CodeRabbit, Copilot, Gemini, CodeQL).

Key changes:
- Align types with backend (ToolAccessLevel, decision_reason, optional fields)
- Harden WebSocket store (race condition, log sanitization, reconnect state)
- Consistent error handling via getErrorMessage() across all stores
- Fix optimistic update rollback and polling unmount safety
- Add keyboard accessibility to TaskCard and ApprovalCard
- Fix auth guard to use route meta instead of hardcoded paths
- Fix sidebar route matching prefix collision
- Add WS memory caps (500 records/messages)
- Prevent form submission bypass in TaskCreateDialog
- Disconnect WebSocket on logout
- Gate global error handlers to DEV mode
- Fix CSP connect-src for WebSocket protocols
- Update CLAUDE.md package structure and commands
- Update docs (getting_started, user_guide) for web dashboard
- Remove dead useWebSocket composable
- Fix SpendingSummary sort order
…sholds

CI Dashboard Test job was broken — it ran `npm test -- --coverage` but
@vitest/coverage-v8 was never installed. Added the dependency and removed
the 80% coverage thresholds since the dashboard is new (~15% coverage).
Thresholds can be reintroduced incrementally as test coverage grows.
Stores:
- Fix tasksByStatus O(n²) spread → use push for O(n)
- Schedule auth token expiry timer on page restore
- Fix agent total counter drift on duplicate fired events
- Clear error before approve/reject/fetchConfig/fetchDepartments
- Filter WS messages by active channel

Views:
- Make agentNames a computed (was stale ref)
- Fix SettingsPage loading stuck on fetch failure
- Fix OrgChart retryFetch unhandled promise, use departmentsLoading
- Pre-index agents in OrgChart for O(1) lookup
- Encode agent names in URL path segments
- BudgetPanel retry fetches both config and records
- Gate DashboardPage console.error to DEV

Components:
- Remove lazy pagination from TaskListView (client-side)
- Add keyboard accessibility to AgentCard (role, tabindex, space)
- Add space key handler to TaskCard and ApprovalCard
- Add empty tools state in AgentMetrics
- Guard SpendingChart tooltip for empty params
- Smart auto-scroll in MessageList (only if near bottom)
- Add role="alert" to ErrorBoundary
- Wrap Topbar logout in try-catch
- Use replaceAll for status underscores in TaskDetailPanel

API:
- Encode all dynamic path segments (agents, approvals, budget, providers)

Utils:
- Validate data.error is string at runtime in getErrorMessage
- Handle future dates in formatRelativeTime
- Add Firefox scrollbar support (scrollbar-width/scrollbar-color)

Tests:
- Fix formatRelativeTime test flakiness (use fixed offset)
- Add future date and negative currency test cases
Security:
- Add encodeURIComponent on all taskId and department name path segments
- Fix type mismatches: ProviderConfig, ProviderModelConfig, Channel,
  Message, ApprovalItem now match backend Pydantic models
- Add missing Message fields (to, type, priority, attachments, metadata)
- Remove phantom fields (ProviderConfig.name/enabled, ApprovalItem.ttl_seconds)
- Use literal union for CostRecord.call_category

Error handling:
- Remove empty catch block in OrgChartPage (violates project rules)
- Always log errors in production (DashboardPage, main.ts)
- Use getErrorMessage in AgentDetailPage instead of generic string
- Show agent fetch error in TaskBoardPage ErrorBoundary
- Add ErrorBoundary to SettingsPage for company/provider errors
- Handle fetchUser failure in login by clearing half-auth state
- Redirect to login on token expiry
- Add validation on WebSocket subscription ack data
- Add try/catch on WebSocket send for race condition
- Await fire-and-forget fetches in ApprovalQueuePage and MessageFeedPage
- Add 422/429 error message handling

Performance:
- Move agentIndex Map creation outside inner loop in OrgChartPage

Tests (79 → 131):
- Rewrite useOptimisticUpdate tests to test actual composable
- Rewrite usePolling tests to test actual composable
- Add auth store async tests (login, setup, fetchUser, changePassword)
- Add auth guard tests (4 scenarios)
- Add task store CRUD tests (fetchTasks, createTask, updateTask, etc.)
- Add approval store approve/reject tests
- Add WebSocket store tests
- Add 422/429 error message tests
Remove page views and feature components to separate branch
(feat/web-dashboard-pages) for independent review. Core PR retains:
- API client, types, endpoint modules
- Pinia stores (auth, agents, tasks, budget, messages, approvals, websocket, analytics, company, providers)
- Composables (useAuth, usePolling, useOptimisticUpdate)
- Common/layout components, auth views (Login, Setup)
- Router with auth guards (placeholder home route)
- Utils, styles, all project config
- 128 unit tests across 17 test files
- CI: add dashboard-build and dashboard-audit (npm audit) jobs
- Fix: add @types/node and tsconfig.node.json types for build
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Hello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly expands the web dashboard's user interface by integrating a wide array of new pages and their supporting components. It establishes the core visual structure and interactive elements for managing agents, tasks, approvals, and monitoring system metrics, building upon the foundational infrastructure from a previous PR.

Highlights

  • New Page Views: Added 11 new user-facing page views including Dashboard, TaskBoard, AgentProfiles, AgentDetail, BudgetPanel, ApprovalQueue, MessageFeed, OrgChart, Settings, MeetingLogs, and ArtifactBrowser.
  • Feature Components: Introduced 24 new feature components across various modules such as agents, approvals, budget, dashboard, messages, org-chart, and tasks to support the new page views.
  • Full Router Implementation: Implemented a comprehensive router with 13 lazy-loaded page routes, replacing the previous placeholder home route.
  • MetricCard Test Coverage: Added 3 new tests for the MetricCard component, increasing total test count to 131.
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  • web/src/tests/components/MetricCard.test.ts
    • Added unit tests for the MetricCard component, verifying its rendering of title, value, subtitle, and icon.
  • web/src/components/agents/AgentCard.vue
    • Added the AgentCard component, displaying key agent information and status, with click and keyboard navigation support.
  • web/src/components/agents/AgentMetrics.vue
    • Added the AgentMetrics component, presenting detailed agent information including role, department, level, model, status, autonomy, personality traits, and configured tools.
  • web/src/components/approvals/ApprovalActions.vue
    • Added the ApprovalActions component, providing functionality to approve or reject approval requests with optional comments or required reasons.
  • web/src/components/approvals/ApprovalCard.vue
    • Added the ApprovalCard component, displaying a summary of an approval request with status, risk level, requester, action type, and creation time.
  • web/src/components/approvals/ApprovalDetail.vue
    • Added the ApprovalDetail component, showing comprehensive details of an approval request, including metadata and decision comments.
  • web/src/components/budget/AgentSpendingTable.vue
    • Added the AgentSpendingTable component, displaying a data table summarizing spending by individual agents, including total cost and token usage.
  • web/src/components/budget/BudgetConfigDisplay.vue
    • Added the BudgetConfigDisplay component, showing an overview of the configured budget limits and alert thresholds.
  • web/src/components/budget/SpendingChart.vue
    • Added the SpendingChart component, visualizing daily spending data using ECharts bar graphs.
  • web/src/components/dashboard/ActiveTasksSummary.vue
    • Added the ActiveTasksSummary component, displaying a list of the most recent active tasks with their status and assignee.
  • web/src/components/dashboard/MetricCard.vue
    • Added the MetricCard component, a reusable UI element for displaying key performance indicators with a title, value, and icon.
  • web/src/components/dashboard/RecentApprovals.vue
    • Added the RecentApprovals component, showing a summary of recent approval requests with their status and risk level.
  • web/src/components/dashboard/SpendingSummary.vue
    • Added the SpendingSummary component, displaying total spending and a line chart of hourly spending over the last 24 hours.
  • web/src/components/dashboard/SystemStatus.vue
    • Added the SystemStatus component, providing an overview of the API server, persistence, message bus, WebSocket connection, uptime, and version.
  • web/src/components/messages/ChannelSelector.vue
    • Added the ChannelSelector component, a dropdown for filtering messages by channel.
  • web/src/components/messages/MessageItem.vue
    • Added the MessageItem component, displaying individual messages with sender, timestamp, content, and channel.
  • web/src/components/messages/MessageList.vue
    • Added the MessageList component, a scrollable container for displaying a list of messages with auto-scrolling to the bottom.
  • web/src/components/org-chart/OrgNode.vue
    • Added the OrgNode component, a custom node type for VueFlow to represent departments, teams, and agents in an organizational chart.
  • web/src/components/tasks/KanbanBoard.vue
    • Added the KanbanBoard component, organizing tasks into columns based on their status, supporting drag-and-drop functionality.
  • web/src/components/tasks/KanbanColumn.vue
    • Added the KanbanColumn component, representing a single column in the Kanban board, displaying tasks for a specific status.
  • web/src/components/tasks/TaskCard.vue
    • Added the TaskCard component, a compact display for a task, showing its title, priority, assignee, and last update time.
  • web/src/components/tasks/TaskCreateDialog.vue
    • Added the TaskCreateDialog component, a modal form for creating new tasks with various fields like title, description, type, priority, and assignee.
  • web/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailPanel.vue
    • Added the TaskDetailPanel component, a sidebar displaying detailed information about a selected task, including editing capabilities and status transitions.
  • web/src/components/tasks/TaskFilters.vue
    • Added the TaskFilters component, providing dropdowns to filter tasks by status and assignee.
  • web/src/components/tasks/TaskListView.vue
    • Added the TaskListView component, presenting tasks in a paginated data table format with sorting capabilities.
  • web/src/router/index.ts
    • Removed the placeholder home component and introduced 11 new lazy-loaded routes for various dashboard pages.
    • Configured routes for Dashboard, OrgChart, Tasks, Messages, Approvals, AgentProfiles, AgentDetail, Budget, Meetings, Artifacts, and Settings.
  • web/src/views/AgentDetailPage.vue
    • Added the AgentDetailPage view, displaying detailed metrics and information for a specific agent.
  • web/src/views/AgentProfilesPage.vue
    • Added the AgentProfilesPage view, listing all agents in the organization using AgentCard components.
  • web/src/views/ApprovalQueuePage.vue
    • Added the ApprovalQueuePage view, providing a table of approval requests with filtering and detail views for decision-making.
  • web/src/views/ArtifactBrowserPage.vue
    • Added the ArtifactBrowserPage view, currently an empty state indicating future functionality for browsing agent outputs.
  • web/src/views/BudgetPanelPage.vue
    • Added the BudgetPanelPage view, displaying budget configuration, daily spending charts, and agent spending tables.
  • web/src/views/DashboardPage.vue
    • Added the DashboardPage view, serving as the main overview with metric cards, active tasks, spending summaries, and system status.
  • web/src/views/MeetingLogsPage.vue
    • Added the MeetingLogsPage view, currently an empty state indicating future functionality for viewing agent meeting transcripts.
  • web/src/views/MessageFeedPage.vue
    • Added the MessageFeedPage view, displaying real-time communication messages with channel filtering.
  • web/src/views/OrgChartPage.vue
    • Added the OrgChartPage view, visualizing the organizational structure of departments, teams, and agents using VueFlow.
  • web/src/views/SettingsPage.vue
    • Added the SettingsPage view, allowing users to manage company configuration, provider settings, and change their password.
  • web/src/views/TaskBoardPage.vue
    • Added the TaskBoardPage view, providing both Kanban board and list views for managing and tracking tasks, including task creation and detail panels.
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This pull request introduces a significant number of new components and pages for the web dashboard, establishing the core user-facing interface. The overall structure is well-organized, with good use of Vue's composition API, Pinia for state management, and lazy-loading for routes. I've identified a few issues, including a data visualization bug in the spending summary chart, a non-functional pagination UI in the task list, and some areas where the code could be more robust to prevent potential runtime errors or brittleness. My detailed comments and suggestions are provided below.

Comment on lines +13 to +24
// Sort records by timestamp descending, then group by hour for the spending chart
const sorted = [...props.records].sort((a, b) =>
new Date(b.timestamp).getTime() - new Date(a.timestamp).getTime(),
)
const hourlyData = new Map<string, number>()
for (const record of sorted) {
const date = new Date(record.timestamp)
const hourKey = `${date.getMonth() + 1}/${date.getDate()} ${date.getHours()}:00`
hourlyData.set(hourKey, (hourlyData.get(hourKey) ?? 0) + record.cost_usd)
}

const entries = Array.from(hourlyData.entries()).slice(-24)
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The logic to prepare data for the spending chart is incorrect and could lead to displaying misleading information. The current implementation sorts records by timestamp in descending order but then uses slice(-24) on the aggregated hourly data. Since map insertion order is preserved, this incorrectly selects the oldest 24 hours of data, not the most recent. Additionally, the hourKey format (M/D H:00) is not reliably sortable across different months.

I suggest refactoring this to correctly group data by a sortable key, sort chronologically, and then select the most recent 24 hours to display.

  const hourlyData = new Map<string, number>()
  for (const record of props.records) {
    const date = new Date(record.timestamp)
    // Use a sortable ISO string for the key to group by hour.
    const hourKey = new Date(date.getFullYear(), date.getMonth(), date.getDate(), date.getHours()).toISOString()
    hourlyData.set(hourKey, (hourlyData.get(hourKey) ?? 0) + record.cost_usd)
  }

  const entries = Array.from(hourlyData.entries())
    .sort(([a], [b]) => a.localeCompare(b)) // Sort chronologically.
    .slice(-24) // Take the last 24 hours.
    .map(([key, value]) => {
      const date = new Date(key)
      // Format the key for display on the chart axis.
      return [`${date.getMonth() + 1}/${date.getDate()} ${date.getHours()}:00`, value]
    })

Comment on lines +163 to +169
<TaskListView
v-else
:tasks="taskStore.tasks"
:total="taskStore.total"
:loading="taskStore.loading"
@task-click="openDetail"
/>
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The TaskListView component is configured to show a paginator and emits a page event, but this event is not handled by the parent TaskBoardPage component. This results in a non-functional pagination UI. The initial data fetch is also limited to 200 tasks, so any tasks beyond that limit are currently inaccessible in the list view. To fix this, you should implement a handler for the @page event to fetch the corresponding page of data.

</script>

<template>
<div ref="listRef" class="space-y-2 overflow-y-auto" style="max-height: calc(100vh - 280px)">
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The max-height of the message list is set using an inline style with a hardcoded calculation calc(100vh - 280px). This "magic number" is brittle and may cause layout issues if other components on the page change height. It would be more robust to use a layout system like Flexbox to allow the message list to fill the available space, rather than relying on a fixed pixel offset.

  <div ref="listRef" class="space-y-2 overflow-y-auto">

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function handleAdd(event: { item: HTMLElement & { _underlying_vm_?: Task } }) {
const task = event.item?._underlying_vm_
if (task) {
emit('task-added', task)
}
}
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The handleAdd function relies on event.item._underlying_vm_ to access the data of the dragged task. This property appears to be an internal implementation detail of the vue-draggable-plus library. Relying on internal, undocumented properties is brittle and can lead to breakages if the library is updated. Consider using a more stable, public API if one is available, such as embedding a data-task-id attribute on the draggable element and retrieving it from the event.

<Column header="Models" style="width: 200px">
<template #body="{ data }">
<span class="text-xs text-slate-400">
{{ data.config.models?.map((m: ProviderModelConfig) => m.id).join(', ') }}
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This line has a potential for a runtime TypeError. If data.config.models is null or undefined, the optional chaining (?.) will cause map() to return undefined. Calling .join(', ') on undefined will then throw an error. To prevent this, you should provide a fallback to an empty array.

                {{ (data.config.models ?? []).map((m: ProviderModelConfig) => m.id).join(', ') }}

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Greptile Summary

This PR delivers all 11 page views and 24 feature components for the web dashboard, completing the user-facing layer on top of the infrastructure in PR #339. The routing, store integrations, WebSocket subscriptions, and lifecycle cleanup are consistently implemented across all pages. Most components are clean, well-structured, and follow the established patterns.

Three issues from the previous review round remain open (noted in threads above): slice(-24) oldest-hours bug in SpendingSummary, missing paginator/:rows on the approvals DataTable, and use of the private _underlying_vm_ property in KanbanColumn. Two new issues were found:

  • OrgChartPage.vue: Agent nodes are keyed agent-${memberName} without team scoping. If the same agent belongs to multiple teams, duplicate VueFlow node IDs are emitted, causing broken edges and rendering errors.
  • TaskBoardPage.vue: The @page event emitted by TaskListView is never handled. The DataTable is not in lazy mode, so client-side pagination of the 200 pre-fetched tasks works, but if taskStore.total > 200 the paginator will show more pages than the available data, silently omitting tasks beyond the initial fetch.

Additionally, the createdBy free-text field in TaskCreateDialog is flagged as a style improvement — it should likely be auto-populated from the auth context rather than manually typed.

Confidence Score: 3/5

  • The PR is safe to merge with caveats: two pre-existing logic bugs from prior review threads remain unresolved, and two new logic issues were found (duplicate OrgChart node IDs, incomplete list-view pagination).
  • The codebase is well-structured and the vast majority of the 37 files have no issues. The SpendingSummary chart renders the wrong time window, the OrgChart can produce duplicate VueFlow node IDs for cross-team agents (runtime errors), and the list-view paginator silently drops tasks beyond the initial fetch. None are blockers for a staging deploy, but they should be addressed before production with real data.
  • web/src/components/dashboard/SpendingSummary.vue (incorrect slice direction), web/src/views/OrgChartPage.vue (duplicate node IDs), web/src/views/TaskBoardPage.vue + web/src/components/tasks/TaskListView.vue (unhandled @page event)

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Filename Overview
web/src/views/OrgChartPage.vue VueFlow node layout with potential duplicate IDs for agents on multiple teams; sequential y-positioning may produce visually cluttered charts
web/src/views/TaskBoardPage.vue Full task board with kanban/list toggle, filter, and CRUD actions; @page event from TaskListView is not handled, making pagination of large task lists incomplete
web/src/components/dashboard/SpendingSummary.vue Hourly spending chart uses slice(-24) on a newest-first array, rendering the 24 oldest hours instead of the 24 most recent
web/src/views/ApprovalQueuePage.vue Full approval queue with sidebar detail and approve/reject actions; DataTable missing paginator and :rows, unbounded for large datasets (noted in prior review)
web/src/components/tasks/KanbanColumn.vue Drag-and-drop Kanban column using vue-draggable-plus; relies on the private underlying_vm internal property to extract the moved task (noted in prior review)
web/src/views/DashboardPage.vue Main dashboard orchestrating metrics, tasks, spending, and approvals via Promise.allSettled; console.error left in production code (noted in prior review)
web/src/router/index.ts Full router replacing placeholder home with 11 lazy-loaded page routes; clean implementation with no issues
web/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailPanel.vue Task detail sidebar with inline editing, status transitions, and cancel flow; correct permission gating via canWrite and TERMINAL_STATUSES
web/src/views/SettingsPage.vue Settings page with company config, provider table, and password change form; input validation and auth store integration look correct
web/src/components/tasks/TaskListView.vue PrimeVue DataTable list view emitting @page event that is unused by its parent, leaving server-side pagination incomplete for large task counts

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PageView
    participant Pinia Store
    participant API
    participant WebSocket

    User->>PageView: Navigate to route
    PageView->>Pinia Store: onMounted: fetchXxx()
    Pinia Store->>API: GET /api/...
    API-->>Pinia Store: data[]
    Pinia Store-->>PageView: reactive state updated

    PageView->>WebSocket: wsStore.connect(token)
    PageView->>WebSocket: wsStore.subscribe([channel])
    PageView->>WebSocket: wsStore.onChannelEvent(channel, store.handleWsEvent)

    WebSocket-->>Pinia Store: handleWsEvent(event)
    Pinia Store-->>PageView: reactive state updated (live)

    User->>PageView: Action (approve / move task / transition)
    PageView->>Pinia Store: store.mutateXxx(id, payload)
    Pinia Store->>API: POST/PATCH /api/...
    API-->>Pinia Store: updated record
    Pinia Store-->>PageView: success / error state

    User->>PageView: Navigate away
    PageView->>WebSocket: onUnmounted: wsStore.offChannelEvent(channel, handler)
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  1. web/src/views/OrgChartPage.vue, line 2316-2332 (link)

    Duplicate VueFlow node IDs for shared agents

    Nodes are keyed agent-${memberName}. If the same agent name appears as a member of more than one team (a cross-functional agent is a common pattern in a synthetic org), two nodes will be pushed with identical id values. VueFlow requires globally unique node IDs; duplicates cause unpredictable rendering, broken edges, and console errors in the underlying library.

    A simple fix is to scope the ID to the team:

    id: `${teamId}-agent-${memberName}`,
    

    and update the corresponding edge target:

    target: `${teamId}-agent-${member}`,
    

    and the click handler:

    const name = event.node.id.replace(/^team-[^-]+-[^-]+-agent-/, '')
    

    Or, if agents are guaranteed to be unique across the whole org, document and enforce that constraint.

  2. web/src/views/TaskBoardPage.vue, line 2718-2725 (link)

    @page event unhandled — tasks beyond the initial 200 are inaccessible

    TaskListView emits a page event whenever the PrimeVue paginator is clicked, and binds :total-records="taskStore.total". When taskStore.total exceeds the 200 tasks fetched on mount, the paginator will render the correct number of pages based on the total, but clicking beyond page 4 (200 tasks ÷ 50 per page) does nothing — TaskBoardPage never listens for @page and no additional fetch is issued.

    Either wire up the event to fetch the next page:

    <TaskListView
      v-else
      :tasks="taskStore.tasks"
      :total="taskStore.total"
      :loading="taskStore.loading"
      @task-click="openDetail"
      @page="handleListPage"
    />
    async function handleListPage(event: { first: number; rows: number }) {
      await taskStore.fetchTasks({ ...filters.value, limit: event.rows, offset: event.first })
    }

    Or, if client-side pagination is intentional, add the lazy attribute removal note and cap the initial fetch at a sensible value aligned with the paginator row count.

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Path: web/src/views/OrgChartPage.vue
Line: 2316-2332

Comment:
**Duplicate VueFlow node IDs for shared agents**

Nodes are keyed `agent-${memberName}`. If the same agent name appears as a member of more than one team (a cross-functional agent is a common pattern in a synthetic org), two nodes will be pushed with identical `id` values. VueFlow requires globally unique node IDs; duplicates cause unpredictable rendering, broken edges, and console errors in the underlying library.

A simple fix is to scope the ID to the team:
```
id: `${teamId}-agent-${memberName}`,
```
and update the corresponding edge target:
```
target: `${teamId}-agent-${member}`,
```
and the click handler:
```
const name = event.node.id.replace(/^team-[^-]+-[^-]+-agent-/, '')
```
Or, if agents are guaranteed to be unique across the whole org, document and enforce that constraint.

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

---

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: web/src/views/TaskBoardPage.vue
Line: 2718-2725

Comment:
**`@page` event unhandled — tasks beyond the initial 200 are inaccessible**

`TaskListView` emits a `page` event whenever the PrimeVue paginator is clicked, and binds `:total-records="taskStore.total"`. When `taskStore.total` exceeds the 200 tasks fetched on mount, the paginator will render the correct number of pages based on the total, but clicking beyond page 4 (200 tasks ÷ 50 per page) does nothing — `TaskBoardPage` never listens for `@page` and no additional fetch is issued.

Either wire up the event to fetch the next page:
```html
<TaskListView
  v-else
  :tasks="taskStore.tasks"
  :total="taskStore.total"
  :loading="taskStore.loading"
  @task-click="openDetail"
  @page="handleListPage"
/>
```
```typescript
async function handleListPage(event: { first: number; rows: number }) {
  await taskStore.fetchTasks({ ...filters.value, limit: event.rows, offset: event.first })
}
```
Or, if client-side pagination is intentional, add the `lazy` attribute removal note and cap the initial fetch at a sensible value aligned with the paginator row count.

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

---

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: web/src/components/tasks/TaskCreateDialog.vue
Line: 1238-1241

Comment:
**`createdBy` field not auto-populated from auth context**

The "Created By" input is a free-text required field with placeholder "Agent name". In practice this is a human-operator action, and `useAuth()` / `useAuthStore()` are already available in sibling components (e.g., `TaskDetailPanel`). Leaving this as a manual field means:
1. Users can type anything, including other agents' names, misattributing task creation.
2. If left blank, the form validation blocks submission — but the user has no clear guidance on what value is expected.

Consider pre-filling `createdBy` from `useAuth()` and making it readonly:
```typescript
import { useAuthStore } from '@/stores/auth'
const authStore = useAuthStore()
function resetForm() {
  ...
  createdBy.value = authStore.user?.username ?? ''
}
```

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

---

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: web/src/components/dashboard/SpendingSummary.vue
Line: 715

Comment:
**`slice(-24)` returns the 24 oldest hours rather than the 24 most recent**

The records are sorted descending (newest first) on lines 705–707, so when they are inserted into `hourlyData`, the Map's insertion order mirrors that newest-to-oldest ordering. `Array.from(hourlyData.entries())` therefore produces `[newest_hour, ..., oldest_hour]`. Calling `.slice(-24)` takes the **last 24 elements**, which are the 24 **oldest** hours — the opposite of a "recent spending" chart.

Fix: sort the entries chronologically (ascending) before slicing, or build the map from ascending-sorted records:

```typescript
const sorted = [...props.records].sort((a, b) =>
  new Date(a.timestamp).getTime() - new Date(b.timestamp).getTime()
)
// ... build hourlyData from sorted ...
const entries = Array.from(hourlyData.entries()).slice(-24)
```

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

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Pull request overview

Adds the user-facing web dashboard pages and feature components on top of the core web infrastructure introduced in #339, wiring them into the router and providing initial UI for tasks, agents, approvals, budget, messages, org chart, and settings.

Changes:

  • Adds multiple new page views (Dashboard, Tasks, Agents, Budget, Approvals, Messages, Org Chart, Settings, plus “Coming soon” pages).
  • Introduces feature components for tasks (kanban/list/detail/create), messages (channel selector + feed), org chart (VueFlow node renderer), budget (charts/tables), approvals, and agents.
  • Replaces the placeholder home route with a full set of lazy-loaded app routes; adds MetricCard unit tests.

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File Description
web/src/views/DashboardPage.vue Dashboard page composing metric cards, summaries, and system status with initial data fetch + WS hookup
web/src/views/TaskBoardPage.vue Tasks page with kanban/list switcher, filters, detail panel, and create dialog
web/src/views/AgentProfilesPage.vue Agent listing page with cards and navigation to detail
web/src/views/AgentDetailPage.vue Agent detail page with metrics view
web/src/views/BudgetPanelPage.vue Budget page showing config, charts, and spending tables
web/src/views/ApprovalQueuePage.vue Approvals table page with status filter and detail sidebar
web/src/views/MessageFeedPage.vue Message feed page with channel selector and real-time list
web/src/views/OrgChartPage.vue Org chart page using VueFlow and custom node rendering
web/src/views/SettingsPage.vue Settings page with tabs for company/providers/user password change
web/src/views/MeetingLogsPage.vue Placeholder “Coming soon” page for meeting logs
web/src/views/ArtifactBrowserPage.vue Placeholder “Coming soon” page for artifacts
web/src/router/index.ts Replaces placeholder home with full lazy-loaded route set
web/src/components/tasks/KanbanBoard.vue Kanban board container rendering columns by status
web/src/components/tasks/KanbanColumn.vue Draggable column with task cards and move events
web/src/components/tasks/TaskCard.vue Clickable task card for kanban
web/src/components/tasks/TaskListView.vue DataTable-based list view for tasks
web/src/components/tasks/TaskFilters.vue Status/assignee filters for tasks
web/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailPanel.vue Sidebar detail/edit/transition/cancel UI for a task
web/src/components/tasks/TaskCreateDialog.vue Dialog form to create a new task
web/src/components/messages/ChannelSelector.vue Channel dropdown selector
web/src/components/messages/MessageList.vue Scrollable message list with auto-scroll behavior
web/src/components/messages/MessageItem.vue Single message display item
web/src/components/org-chart/OrgNode.vue Node renderer for org chart nodes
web/src/components/dashboard/MetricCard.vue Metric card UI component
web/src/components/dashboard/ActiveTasksSummary.vue Dashboard “Active Tasks” summary list
web/src/components/dashboard/SpendingSummary.vue Dashboard spending chart + total display
web/src/components/dashboard/RecentApprovals.vue Dashboard recent approvals list
web/src/components/dashboard/SystemStatus.vue Dashboard system health + WS connectivity widget
web/src/components/budget/BudgetConfigDisplay.vue Displays budget config summary
web/src/components/budget/SpendingChart.vue Budget page spending chart (ECharts)
web/src/components/budget/AgentSpendingTable.vue Budget page spending aggregation by agent
web/src/components/approvals/ApprovalDetail.vue Approval detail display panel
web/src/components/approvals/ApprovalActions.vue Approve/reject actions with confirm + inputs
web/src/components/approvals/ApprovalCard.vue Clickable approval summary card
web/src/components/agents/AgentCard.vue Clickable agent summary card
web/src/components/agents/AgentMetrics.vue Agent details/metrics display
web/src/tests/components/MetricCard.test.ts Adds unit tests for MetricCard rendering

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Comment on lines +21 to +32
<DataTable
:value="tasks"
:total-records="total"
:loading="loading"
:rows="50"
paginator
striped-rows
row-hover
class="text-sm"
@row-click="$emit('task-click', $event.data)"
@page="$emit('page', $event)"
>
Comment on lines +55 to +56
<ErrorBoundary :error="messageStore.error" @retry="messageStore.fetchMessages()">
<LoadingSkeleton v-if="messageStore.loading && messageStore.messages.length === 0" :lines="6" />
Comment on lines +13 to +24
// Sort records by timestamp descending, then group by hour for the spending chart
const sorted = [...props.records].sort((a, b) =>
new Date(b.timestamp).getTime() - new Date(a.timestamp).getTime(),
)
const hourlyData = new Map<string, number>()
for (const record of sorted) {
const date = new Date(record.timestamp)
const hourKey = `${date.getMonth() + 1}/${date.getDate()} ${date.getHours()}:00`
hourlyData.set(hourKey, (hourlyData.get(hourKey) ?? 0) + record.cost_usd)
}

const entries = Array.from(hourlyData.entries()).slice(-24)
Comment on lines +15 to +22
await nextTick()
if (listRef.value) {
const { scrollTop, scrollHeight, clientHeight } = listRef.value
const isNearBottom = scrollTop + clientHeight >= scrollHeight - 100
if (isNearBottom) {
listRef.value.scrollTop = listRef.value.scrollHeight
}
}
Comment on lines +107 to +110
async function handleFilterUpdate(newFilters: TaskFilterType) {
filters.value = { ...filters.value, ...newFilters }
await taskStore.fetchTasks(filters.value)
}
Comment on lines +154 to +156
<ErrorBoundary :error="taskStore.error ?? agentStore.error" @retry="taskStore.fetchTasks()">
<LoadingSkeleton v-if="taskStore.loading && taskStore.tasks.length === 0" :lines="8" />
<template v-else>
Fixes from Gemini, Greptile, Copilot, GitHub Advanced Security:

Bug fixes:
- auth store: setup() now calls fetchUser() instead of constructing
  stale user object with empty id and hardcoded role
- messages store: total counter only increments for messages matching
  activeChannel filter, preventing total/visible count divergence
- tasks store: WS task.created events skip append when filters are
  active, preventing off-filter tasks from appearing in filtered views
- websocket store: pending subscriptions deduplicated to prevent
  duplicate subscribe messages on reconnect
- websocket store: active subscriptions tracked and auto-re-subscribed
  on reconnect to maintain real-time updates after transient disconnect

Security:
- websocket store: sanitize user-provided values in log output to
  prevent log injection (newline stripping)
- nginx CSP: remove blanket ws:/wss: from connect-src, use 'self' only
  (same-origin WS via nginx proxy; CSP Level 3 covers ws/wss)
- nginx CSP: document why style-src 'unsafe-inline' is required
  (PrimeVue injects dynamic inline styles)
- Dockerfile: pin node:22-alpine by digest for reproducible builds
- Dockerfile: run builder stage as non-root user for defense-in-depth

Docs:
- roadmap: change web dashboard status from "implemented" to
  "in progress" (PR 1 of 2)
- README: update status to reflect dashboard foundation merged,
  pages pending

Tests (134 total, +6 new):
- websocket tests rewritten with proper assertions: event dispatch via
  onmessage, wildcard handlers, malformed JSON, subscription ack,
  reconnect exhaustion (drives 20 failed attempts), auto-re-subscribe,
  log sanitization, send failure queuing
- auth tests: setup() now tests fetchUser() call and failure path
- messages tests: verify total not incremented for filtered messages
- tasks tests: verify WS events skipped when filters active
Restore 11 page views, 24 feature components, and full router routes
on top of the core infrastructure branch. Includes:
- Views: Dashboard, TaskBoard, AgentProfiles, AgentDetail, Budget,
  Approvals, Messages, OrgChart, Settings, MeetingLogs, ArtifactBrowser
- Components: agents/, approvals/, budget/, dashboard/, messages/,
  org-chart/, tasks/
- Full router with all 13 lazy-loaded page routes
- MetricCard component test (131 total tests)
@Aureliolo Aureliolo force-pushed the feat/web-dashboard-pages branch from ec5a8ce to 56e280f Compare March 13, 2026 07:45
@Aureliolo Aureliolo force-pushed the feat/web-dashboard branch from be9cce7 to 51e9a50 Compare March 13, 2026 12:32
Base automatically changed from feat/web-dashboard to main March 13, 2026 12:42
@Aureliolo Aureliolo closed this Mar 13, 2026
@Aureliolo Aureliolo deleted the feat/web-dashboard-pages branch March 13, 2026 13:00
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