desktop: visual refresh of the control plane - #367
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Sidebar sections, a data-driven hero, tinted capability chips, a live usage chart with axis and tooltips, a Settings page with a theme picker and copyable endpoints, redesigned wallet cards, and a Deposit tab in the funding dialog that exposes both wallet addresses. Review fixes folded in: copy buttons only show "Copied" once the clipboard write resolves and report failures; the usage chart pads the router's traffic-only days into a continuous UTC window; light-theme chip text clears 4.5:1; SVG gradient ids are per instance; the demo stats match the router's /stats shape. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe desktop app adds data-driven usage charts, themed settings, wallet address copying, and Buy or Deposit funding flows. It also updates dashboard counts, router status text, chain branding, interaction feedback, and visual styling. ChangesDesktop dashboard and funding experience
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant FundingDialog
participant ClipboardAPI
User->>FundingDialog: Select Deposit
FundingDialog->>FundingDialog: Show Base and Solana addresses
User->>FundingDialog: Select copy
FundingDialog->>ClipboardAPI: Copy selected address
ClipboardAPI-->>FundingDialog: Return success or failure
FundingDialog-->>User: Show copied state or error
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The desktop dashboard refresh improves usage reporting and funding controls, but edge-case usage data can still show a nonzero request total with no chart data and can mislabel longer reporting windows. Minor test and lint cleanup also remain before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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apps/desktop/src/styles.css (1)
27-31: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a
prefers-reduced-motionguard for the new motion.This PR introduces a 650ms full rotation on refresh, 300ms bar-height morphs, and a fade-rise-blur pane transition. None of them respect the OS reduced-motion preference. Add one block that neutralizes the new animations.
♻️ Proposed addition
`@media` (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) { .refresh-button.spinning svg, .refresh-button:hover svg { animation: none; transform: none; } .chart-bar, .funding-pane, .notice, .chart-tip { transition-duration: 1ms; } .funding-pane { filter: none; } .funding-dialog { animation-duration: 1ms; } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1252-1269: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winComplete the tab semantics.
The buttons declare
role="tab"insiderole="tablist", but the rendered pane has norole="tabpanel",id, oraria-controlslink. Assistive technology then announces tabs whose panel it cannot identify. Add the panel role and the id relationship.♻️ Proposed change
<button role="tab" + id="funding-tab-buy" + aria-controls="funding-pane" aria-selected={tab === "buy"}<button role="tab" + id="funding-tab-deposit" + aria-controls="funding-pane" aria-selected={tab === "deposit"}Then set
id="funding-pane",role="tabpanel", andaria-labelledby={funding-tab-${tab}}on each.funding-paneelement.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/desktop/src/api.ts`:
- Around line 127-133: Update the demo totals in the surrounding usage data
object so top-level requests and totalCost match the sums represented by
dailyBreakdown, while keeping byModel values unchanged unless needed for
consistency. Reconcile totalBaselineCost, totalSavings, savingsPercentage, and
inputTokens with the same dataset if they are derived totals, ensuring the
metric cards and daily chart describe one consistent usage period.
In `@apps/desktop/src/App.tsx`:
- Line 324: Update the chain derivation used by the hero and its corresponding
display path to account for DashboardData.authMode: when authMode is "api-key",
omit the settlement-chain value and avoid rendering the “settling on” claim;
retain the existing Solana/Base selection for authenticated dashboard data with
a configured chain.
- Line 1630: Update the status label logic around statusShape and the agent
health check so restartRequired is evaluated before returning “Connected”; when
a restart is pending, preserve the pending-restart label instead of reporting a
connected state, while keeping the existing ready behavior when no restart is
required.
In `@apps/desktop/src/styles.css`:
- Line 960: Update the background declaration in the affected style rule to use
the lowercase currentcolor keyword, resolving the value-keyword-case lint error
while preserving the existing styling.
- Around line 586-599: Move the responsive grid-template-columns override from
.hero to .hero-top within the max-width: 1080px media query, preserving the
intended 0.8fr 1.2fr columns for the hero’s top section.
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In `@apps/desktop/src/App.tsx`:
- Around line 1252-1269: Complete the funding tab accessibility relationship in
the tab controls and pane: add stable IDs to the Buy and Deposit buttons,
reference the corresponding pane with aria-controls, and update each
.funding-pane element with id="funding-pane", role="tabpanel", and
aria-labelledby={`funding-tab-${tab}`}. Keep the existing tab selection and
click behavior unchanged.
In `@apps/desktop/src/styles.css`:
- Around line 27-31: Add a single prefers-reduced-motion media block in
styles.css that disables the refresh-button spinning and hover SVG animation,
minimizes transitions for chart-bar, funding-pane, notice, and chart-tip,
removes the funding-pane filter, and reduces funding-dialog animation duration
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Preserve the pending-restart state in the connection label
statusShape sets health to "ready" when the agent is installed, configured, and the proxy is reachable. It does not check restartRequired. Codex and Hermes can therefore report health === "ready" with restartRequired === true, while this branch returns "Connected" before the agent restart applies the configuration. Check restartRequired before returning "Connected".
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- Derive the demo usage totals from the daily series so the metric cards match the chart (474 requests, $6.35) and cannot drift apart again - Name account credit in the hero when the proxy runs on an API key instead of claiming a settlement chain that is not there - Retarget the <=1080px hero override to .hero-top and drop its fixed pixel minimums so the card fits the 920px minimum window without overflowing - Complete the funding tab semantics: tab ids, aria-controls, and a tabpanel labelled by the active tab - Lowercase currentcolor throughout styles.css (stylelint value-keyword-case) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… EOL, 10 missing models, 6 stale prices deepseek-v4-flash hit NVIDIA's published EOL this morning (410 on both of blockrun's probe passes, prod gate fired kind=gone twice — blockrun BlockRunAI#367). Dropped from the picker (6 -> 5 free, exactly blockrun's visible set), the FREE_MODELS cascade (8 -> 7), and router-core's eco SIMPLE chain (pin bumped to 18bf4ab). Pins naming the model stay routable via the gateway redirect; generic shorthands follow blockrun's retarget to gpt-oss-120b. Same /exclude-defeating failure mode as seed-oss-36b in v0.12.241, same fix. Also mirrors everything blockrun shipped that ClawRouter never synced: - 10 models: GPT-5.6 Sol/Terra/Luna Pro, Gemini 3.6 Flash, Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite, Qwen3.7 Plus/Flash (BlockRunAI#329); Tencent Hy3 + Xiaomi MiMo-V2.5 Pro (07-25); Nano Banana 2 (image); Seedance 2.0 Mini (video, signs the 3dp-floored $0.079/s). toolCalling LIVE-VERIFIED on all seven flagged chat models via the ~$0.003 gateway probe. - 6 stale prices: gpt-5.6-terra/luna (07-30 OpenAI cut, BlockRunAI#326), deepseek-chat/reasoner 0.14/0.28 (BlockRunAI#354), glm-5 1.00/3.20 (BlockRunAI#354), gemini-3.5-flash 1.50/9.00 (BlockRunAI#304 — was under-logging by 3x and letting maxCostPerRun-capped wallets underestimate). - Brand numbers 71 -> 70 chat / 6 -> 5 free, markers + the two plain-text surfaces; aliases 204 -> 229 (blockrun BlockRunAI#371 carries the upstream half). 716 tests pass, typecheck/lint/prettier clean, dist smoke check green, built cascade confirmed free of the dead id.
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Reviewed. The refresh looks good and the copy-failure handling is more careful than most. But it adds three places where the UI states a number the router never reported, and none of them could be caught because the window math lives inside 1. The hero counts alias rows as models. 2. A window with no recent traffic draws a week that never happened. const firstKept = dates.map(parseDay).find((day) => day >= floor) ?? end;
const start = earliest(firstKept, shiftDays(end, -6));When every day the router reported is older than 3. The Requests card and the bars count different days. The card reads Smaller, same theme:
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Three places where the UI states something the router never said, and no test could see any of them because the window math lived inside App.tsx. It is now `src/usage-stats.ts` with 10 tests; two of them fail on the previous logic. **The hero counted alias rows as models.** `/v1/models` emits a row per shorthand and the Models page collapses them, so the hero advertised the raw length — 288 — beside a Models page reading "110 of 110" and product copy saying 76. Both now count the collapsed catalog. **A window with no recent traffic drew a week that never happened.** When every day the router reported is older than the 14-day cap, the lookup for the first in-window day found nothing, fell back to today, and padded seven zero bars labelled "last 7 days" — next to a Requests card showing the full lifetime total. `getStats` reads the 7 most recent log FILES, which for an intermittent user span weeks, so this is not a corner case. There is no window to draw there, so it draws none. **The Requests card and the bars counted different days.** The card read `totalRequests` under a label describing the chart window. It now sums the days it renders, so the number, the label and the bars cannot disagree. Also: `peak` doubled as the divide-by-zero floor and as the number in the chart header, printing "peak 1 / day" over a window nobody routed in — the floor moved to the divisor. And "Tokens routed" read `inputTokens`, which `AggregatedStats` has never had and `/stats` has never sent, so it was always 0 in the packaged app while the demo showed 1.4M; it is now savings against baseline, which the router does return. Deliberately NOT changed: `healthLabel`. Branching it on `restartRequired` looks right and is not — codex.ts and openclaw.ts set it to `configured`, so it is permanently true once connected and means "this kind of agent needs a restart when you change it", not "a change is waiting". Reading it there would pin both to "Restart pending" forever, worse than the "Connected" it would replace, and `activationLabel` beside it already says "Restart gateway/app after changes". A comment now says so. Verified: tsc clean, 56 tests pass (was 46, and this PR had added none), vite build clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015mUab3xrLHNpYqVHJLgJHL
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357-357: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the normalized window length in the request label.
normalizeStatscan stretch the displayed window to 14 days. This metric sums that window but always labels the result"7-day requests". For example, an 11-day window reports an 11-day total under a 7-day label.Derive the label from
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In `@apps/desktop/src/App.tsx`:
- Line 2: Remove the unused type-only UsageDay import from the usage-stats
import in App.tsx, while retaining niceCeiling, normalizeStats, and windowLabel.
In `@apps/desktop/src/usage-stats.ts`:
- Around line 88-90: Update the requests calculation in the usage-stats
aggregation to return zero when dailyBreakdown has rows but filtering leaves
daily empty; only use the totalRequests/total_requests fallback when no daily
data exists at all.
In `@apps/desktop/tests/usage-stats.test.ts`:
- Around line 91-96: Update the test around stats and the march row so the
target date is inside the chart window, using day(0) or a fixed test clock.
Require the "2026-03-01" row to exist and assert its UTC-formatted label
unconditionally; remove the conditional guard and retain only relevant
date-shape checks.
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In `@apps/desktop/src/App.tsx`:
- Line 357: Update the Metric label in the App component to derive the request
window from stats.daily.length, matching the Usage page, so the label reflects
the normalized window instead of always saying “7-day requests”; leave the
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Remove the unused UsageDay import.
UsageDay is not referenced in this file. ESLint reports @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars on this line.
-import { niceCeiling, normalizeStats, windowLabel, type UsageDay } from "./usage-stats.js";
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| requests: daily.length | ||
| ? daily.reduce((sum, day) => sum + day.requests, 0) | ||
| : (pick("requests", "totalRequests", "total_requests") ?? 0), |
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Do not restore stale totals after the window is filtered out.
If dailyBreakdown contains only rows older than MAX_CHART_DAYS, daily is empty but this branch restores totalRequests. The Usage page then shows a nonzero Requests value beside "no data yet" and an empty chart.
Return zero when valid daily rows exist but all rows are outside the window. Use the total fallback only when no daily data is available.
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? daily.reduce((sum, day) => sum + day.requests, 0)
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| requests: daily.length | |
| ? daily.reduce((sum, day) => sum + day.requests, 0) | |
| : (pick("requests", "totalRequests", "total_requests") ?? 0), | |
| requests: daily.length | |
| ? daily.reduce((sum, day) => sum + day.requests, 0) | |
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| it("labels every day in UTC, so evening traffic west of Greenwich is not a tomorrow bar", () => { | ||
| const s = stats([["2026-03-01", 1]], {}); | ||
| const march = s.daily.find((d) => d.date === "2026-03-01"); | ||
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| if (march) expect(march.label).toContain("1"); | ||
| expect(s.daily.every((d) => d.date === d.date.slice(0, 10))).toBe(true); |
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Make the UTC-label assertion execute.
On September 10, 2026, "2026-03-01" is outside the chart window. The if (march) guard skips the label assertion. The final assertion does not test UTC labeling.
Use day(0) or fix the test clock. Then require the row and assert its UTC-formatted label.
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around stats and the march row so the target date is inside the chart window,
using day(0) or a fixed test clock. Require the "2026-03-01" row to exist and
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Five adapters wrote it, five demo entries mirrored it, and not one line
in the app read it. It was write-only state whose only effect was to look
consumable.
It could not be consumed. Codex and OpenClaw set it to a constant
function of `configured`, so it was permanently true from the moment the
agent connected — it encoded a category ("this kind of agent needs a
restart when you change it"), which `activation` already encodes and
`activationLabel` already renders as "Restart gateway/app after changes".
Reading it as a state pins those two to a permanent "Restart pending",
which is what a reviewer suggestion on #367 would have shipped.
The honest reason no adapter can fill it in is that nothing observes
whether an agent process has picked a config change up. Desktop knows
when it wrote the file; it does not know when the agent last started, and
for a CLI invoked per-session there is no such moment to compare against.
A field that cannot be computed should not exist, so `types.ts` now says
that where the field used to be.
`WalletMutationResult.restartRequired` and
`PaymentChainSwitchResult.restartRequired` are untouched. There it is a
real state: Desktop has just written the config itself and knows whether
it also restarted the thing that reads it. `manager.test.ts` pins that
behaviour and still passes.
Closes #377.
Verified: tsc clean, 46 tests pass, vite build and esbuild electron build
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… it (#379) Five adapters wrote it, five demo entries mirrored it, and not one line in the app read it. It was write-only state whose only effect was to look consumable. It could not be consumed. Codex and OpenClaw set it to a constant function of `configured`, so it was permanently true from the moment the agent connected — it encoded a category ("this kind of agent needs a restart when you change it"), which `activation` already encodes and `activationLabel` already renders as "Restart gateway/app after changes". Reading it as a state pins those two to a permanent "Restart pending", which is what a reviewer suggestion on #367 would have shipped. The honest reason no adapter can fill it in is that nothing observes whether an agent process has picked a config change up. Desktop knows when it wrote the file; it does not know when the agent last started, and for a CLI invoked per-session there is no such moment to compare against. A field that cannot be computed should not exist, so `types.ts` now says that where the field used to be. `WalletMutationResult.restartRequired` and `PaymentChainSwitchResult.restartRequired` are untouched. There it is a real state: Desktop has just written the config itself and knows whether it also restarted the thing that reads it. `manager.test.ts` pins that behaviour and still passes. Closes #377. Verified: tsc clean, 46 tests pass, vite build and esbuild electron build clean. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015mUab3xrLHNpYqVHJLgJHL Co-authored-by: 1bcMax <viewitter@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Visual refresh of the ClawRouter Desktop control plane (
apps/desktop)./statswith axis, gridlines, and per-day tooltipsBeyond aesthetics
api.tsnow match the router's/statsshapeVerification
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