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feat(web): task board with threads grouped by status - #34779
With many threads running, the only place that shows their status is a small label on each sidebar row. Answering "which threads need me, which are still working, which are done?" means scanning the whole list. #32344 describes the same need.
Change
A Task board page at /board (web and desktop), opened from a button in the sidebar footer or Open task board in the command palette.
One panel per status: Needs you, Working, Failed, Waiting, Done, Snoozed, Settled. The panel comes from the status the sidebar already resolves (resolveSidebarThreadStatus), plus the existing settled and snoozed state. No new status model, no server or contract change.
A card shows the title, the sidebar's status label, the project and the time. Click opens the thread; right-click opens the same thread menu as the sidebar (the menu was moved to threadContextMenu.ts so both share it), including rename in place.
Panels can be arranged: collapse from the header, drag by the header to another column or onto the top or bottom half of a panel to stack them, drag the line between stacked panels to change their heights, drag a column's right edge to change its width. Double-click or Enter resets a size, and arrow keys resize. With focus in a panel, Alt plus an arrow key moves it (Shift stacks it under the next column).
The arrangement is saved per browser in local storage. A saved layout with unknown, repeated or missing panels is repaired on load.
Long panels page 50 cards at a time.
useResizeDrag gained a bottom edge for the vertical split; left and right behave as before.
Not included: mobile, and moving a card to change a thread's status (the board is read-only for status, so it cannot disagree with the sidebar).
Approval
This is a feature. The direction is proposed in the Ideas discussion #32344, which has no maintainer answer yet, so this PR does not have the prior approval CONTRIBUTING.md asks for. It is opened so the proposal can be judged on a working version; I understand it may be closed or asked to shrink (for example to the read-only page without arranging).
Evidence
Captures from an isolated dev server (vp run dev --no-seed) with demo projects and the Replay provider, 1500×860.
Before (upstream main): status is only a label on each sidebar row.
After, default layout:
After, arranged: Failed stacked under Needs you and collapsed, Waiting stacked under Working with a 65/35 split, Needs you widened to 400 px and Done to 340 px, Snoozed and Settled collapsed to rails.
Checks, on this branch:
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (2 packages), tests (15 files), react compiler all pass.
taskBoard.logic.test.ts: grouping by status, layout repair, moving and stacking panels, pair resizing bounds, column widths (clamping, kept when the top panel of a column changes, reset).
TaskBoardPage.browser.test.tsx: keyboard moves with focus kept on the panel, a drop made by a single quick move, right-click menu and rename in place, collapse, stacking by drag, vertical resize persisted across remounts and reset by double-click, column resize persisted across remounts and reset by double-click.
Not checked: the drag gestures by hand in a real browser beyond what the browser tests drive (the arranged capture loads a saved layout), touch input, and the desktop shell specifically (it wraps the same web page).
This PR changes the test suite by +20 test cases (browser +6, unit +14, server 0).
New browser test files: apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.browser.test.tsx.
Each browser test file costs CI seconds of module loading before its first test runs; a unit test costs milliseconds.
Keep tests that would fail for a real reason, and test logic below the UI where it can be. See Testing.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds a task board at /board. It groups threads by status and supports saved panel layouts, resizing, drag-and-drop, and thread actions. It also adds board navigation entry points and an opt-out for history swipe navigation.
Changes: Task Board
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Summary
Thread grouping and board layout apps/web/src/components/board/taskBoard.logic.ts, apps/web/src/components/board/taskBoard.logic.test.ts, apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.logic.ts
Board logic groups and sorts threads by status and resolves saved layouts. It adds helpers for moving, collapsing, and resizing panels and columns. Tests cover grouping, layout resolution, movement, sizing, and drop-edge selection. hasUnseenFailure is exported with a narrower parameter type; its failure-detection logic is unchanged.
Board panels, drag, and resize apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.tsx, apps/web/src/hooks/useResizeDrag.ts, apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.browser.test.tsx
The page renders status panels and columns with pagination, collapse, drag-and-drop, and pointer or keyboard resizing. Resize handling supports bottom-edge drags. Browser tests cover persisted stacking, panel resizing, column resizing, and reset behavior.
Thread cards and rename context apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.tsx, apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.tsx, apps/web/src/components/sidebar/threadContextMenu.ts, apps/web/src/components/sidebar/SidebarThreadRow.tsx, apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.browser.test.tsx
Board cards provide thread navigation, context menus, and inline renaming. The sidebar registers the shared context-menu handler and can resolve threads outside its current rows. Browser tests cover context-menu renaming.
The app registers /board and adds command-palette and sidebar entry points. The sidebar marks the board route as active, and return-location tracking preserves the thread return path. Documentation describes board interactions and saved layouts.
Swipe-axis locking now ignores paths containing an element marked data-history-swipe="off". A browser test checks that an opted-out scroller does not trigger history navigation.
The task board adds a new route and UI without changing server contracts. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the reviewed changes.
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The title "feat(web): task board with threads grouped by status" matches the main change. The changeset adds a Task board page at /board that groups threads into status panels, as the title says. It follows the conventional commit format from the template and is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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The description follows the template sections: Problem, Change, Scope, Verification, and an agent-model note is absent. Problem and Change are clear and specific. Scope explicitly says the PR is a feature without a maintainer answer on Discussion #32344, so it lacks the prior approval the template asks for. The template's Scope section says bug fixes are accepted, not features, and asks for a linked issue that shows a bug. The Verification section lists focused tests and manual checks with observed results, and it states what was not checked. Visual before/after screenshots are included. The main gap is the Scope mismatch, which the author acknowledges. The description is mostly complete, so the check passes.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/board/taskBoard.logic.ts:
- Line 65: Update the grouping logic around resolveSidebarThreadStatus and
PANEL_BY_STATUS so a thread with a failed latestRun, no lastVisitedAt, and null
runtime is placed in Failed rather than Done. Add this case to the existing
grouping test.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.tsx:
- Line 546: Add a keyboard-operable way to rearrange and stack panels in the
TaskBoardPage component. Make the drag handle focusable and accessible by name,
and ensure keyboard interaction updates the drop target instead of relying
solely on pointermove; alternatively, provide keyboard move controls that
support both rearranging and stacking.
- Line 493: Make the resize reset available by keyboard on both the separator
using onResize(panelId, null) and the panel separator. Add a reset key action
consistent with the existing separator keyboard behavior, while preserving
arrow-key resizing and ensuring the action restores the default width.
- Around line 607-610: Update the drag handling around handleDragEnd so a drag
that releases before a later pointermove still resolves its drop target. Record
the target from the pointer position that activates the drag or re-evaluate it
from the release position before deciding whether to call moveBoardPanel;
preserve target updates during subsequent pointer movement.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/HistorySwipeNavigation.tsx:
- Line 62: Update the gesture lifecycle in the component containing the
`path.some` check so an ignored gesture resets between swipe gestures even when
`window.desktopBridge` is unavailable. Do not rely on desktop bridge events for
this reset, and add a test that swipes outside the opted-out scroller after an
ignored edge swipe.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.tsx:
- Line 2600: Update handleThreadContextMenu so board requests with
options.onStartRename take precedence over sidebar multi-selection and start
in-place rename; first establish whether sidebar rows also pass options, and
preserve their existing bulk-menu behavior.
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Verify that the fallback receives the activating movement.
In @dnd-kit/core 6.3.1, the movement that crosses the activation threshold starts the drag but returns before onMove. If the pointer then releases without another movement, the drag delta remains zero. This fallback therefore checks the original header position and rejects it as the active panel. The previously reported quick-drop failure can remain. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Confirm that the resolved dependency retains this behavior. If it does, capture the activating or release pointer coordinates instead of reconstructing them from event.delta.
# Locate the resolved core version without running repository code.
rg -n -C 3 --glob '*lock*' --glob 'package.json' \
'@dnd-kit/core'.
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.tsx around lines 618 - 619:
Verify whether the resolved @dnd-kit/core sensor omits onMove for the activation-threshold movement; if so, update the fallback using start.clientX/start.clientY and event.delta to obtain the activating or release pointer coordinates directly, so a quick drop uses the actual pointer position rather than treating the header’s original position as the active panel.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.tsx:
- Around line 618-619: Verify whether the resolved @dnd-kit/core sensor omits
onMove for the activation-threshold movement; if so, update the fallback using
start.clientX/start.clientY and event.delta to obtain the activating or release
pointer coordinates directly, so a quick drop uses the actual pointer position
rather than treating the header’s original position as the active panel.
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The keyboard test checks DOM state and focus with plain expect. Use expect.element for locator assertions and vi.waitFor for column identity, section order, and focus assertions throughout this test.
As per coding guidelines and path instructions, “Browser tests assert through expect.element or vi.waitFor.”
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.browser.test.tsx around lines 158 - 159:
Update the keyboard test’s assertions involving column identity, section order, and focus to use vi.waitFor; use expect.element for locator assertions. Apply these browser assertion mechanisms consistently throughout the test while preserving the existing checks.
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@apps/web/src/components/board/TaskBoardPage.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 158-159: Update the keyboard test’s assertions involving column
identity, section order, and focus to use vi.waitFor; use expect.element for
locator assertions. Apply these browser assertion mechanisms consistently
throughout the test while preserving the existing checks.
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Problem
With many threads running, the only place that shows their status is a small label on each sidebar row. Answering "which threads need me, which are still working, which are done?" means scanning the whole list. #32344 describes the same need.
Change
A Task board page at
/board(web and desktop), opened from a button in the sidebar footer or Open task board in the command palette.resolveSidebarThreadStatus), plus the existing settled and snoozed state. No new status model, no server or contract change.threadContextMenu.tsso both share it), including rename in place.Enterresets a size, and arrow keys resize. With focus in a panel,Altplus an arrow key moves it (Shiftstacks it under the next column).useResizeDraggained abottomedge for the vertical split; left and right behave as before.Not included: mobile, and moving a card to change a thread's status (the board is read-only for status, so it cannot disagree with the sidebar).
Approval
This is a feature. The direction is proposed in the Ideas discussion #32344, which has no maintainer answer yet, so this PR does not have the prior approval CONTRIBUTING.md asks for. It is opened so the proposal can be judged on a working version; I understand it may be closed or asked to shrink (for example to the read-only page without arranging).
Evidence
Captures from an isolated dev server (
vp run dev --no-seed) with demo projects and the Replay provider, 1500×860.Before (upstream
main): status is only a label on each sidebar row.After, default layout:
After, arranged: Failed stacked under Needs you and collapsed, Waiting stacked under Working with a 65/35 split, Needs you widened to 400 px and Done to 340 px, Snoozed and Settled collapsed to rails.
Checks, on this branch:
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (2 packages), tests (15 files), react compiler all pass.taskBoard.logic.test.ts: grouping by status, layout repair, moving and stacking panels, pair resizing bounds, column widths (clamping, kept when the top panel of a column changes, reset).TaskBoardPage.browser.test.tsx: keyboard moves with focus kept on the panel, a drop made by a single quick move, right-click menu and rename in place, collapse, stacking by drag, vertical resize persisted across remounts and reset by double-click, column resize persisted across remounts and reset by double-click.Not checked: the drag gestures by hand in a real browser beyond what the browser tests drive (the arranged capture loads a saved layout), touch input, and the desktop shell specifically (it wraps the same web page).