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Snow LeeandClaude Opus 4.8
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A design pass over the new tiers found four problems, two of them
introduced by the refactor itself:
- Insights was assigned `wide`, but its charts are viewBox="0 0 720 …"
SVGs at width:100% — a wider column didn't show more, it magnified:
measured 1.67x at 1600px, painting a 10.5px treemap label at 21px,
larger than the page h1. Insights moves back to `app` and .in-chart
caps at its 760px design width. Widening a column must never mean
scaling content up; that line is now written into shell.tsx.
- /install rendered the same ConnectGuide as the project home, but
wrapped in the .onboard card: x=652 w=560 top=186 against home's
x=492 w=880 top=96 — two sidebar items apart, same component, three
different numbers. It renders directly now. .onboard stays what it
is, the empty-state hero card.
- History was `app`, so `.htime { margin-left: auto }` stranded each
timestamp ~600px from its path. It's a listing — same rows as the
folder view — so it belongs in `read` alongside it.
- --hero-top: 10vh is viewport-relative in the wrong direction: 84px on
a 390x844 phone against 80px on a 1280x800 desktop, i.e. the smallest
screen paid the most. Now clamp(32px, 8vh, 88px).
Also fixes the Copy button in the guide's code blocks: it was absolutely
positioned over a scrolling box, so its 72px of reserved padding
scrolled away with the content and the button landed on top of the
command (visible mid-token at 560px and on mobile). The block is a grid
now — code scrolls in its own track, the button can't overlap it.
layout.spec.ts gains three assertions: /install and home render the
guide identically, no chart scales past ~1.0x at 1600, and the tier map
matches the new assignments.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>