UI (daily-drivable now):
- Board: dnd-kit drag-and-drop between columns; click a card → task detail drawer (Sheet)
with status, member assignee picker, send-to-AI-seat dispatch, description/artifact,
parent/children navigation; seat-triad assignee chips (AI indigo monogram / human slate).
- Cartable page (the personal pending slice), Members & invitations page (invite + copy
join token; V1 sends no email), Review inbox now shows a word-level diff of your edits
vs the proposal (lib/diff.ts, LCS), Org chart page (React Flow: org → teams → seats in
the human/open/AI triad). Nav reordered; nothing left "soon".
Accountability & benchmarking:
- Identity: GET /members (directory + org role) and GET /invitations (with join token,
inviter-only) — the directory also resolves names client-side everywhere.
- OrgBoard: work_item_transitions recorded on every status change (AddWorkItemTransitions
migration); GET /performance — per assignee (human and AI on the same scale): pending by
column, done, worked hours (time in InProgress), avg cycle time (start of work → done),
plus the unassigned-pending count. Owner-level capability.
- Performance page: benchmark table merging board metrics with AI trust metrics (approval
rate + edit distance from analytics); flags work with no one accountable.
Verified: build green; ArchitectureTests 8/8; IntegrationTests 43/43 (new: directory,
invitations list + Member 403s, transition-derived worked-hours/cycle-time, unassigned
count); client npm build green (TS strict).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The trust centerpiece: /reviews lists held agent actions for the scopes the caller may
approve. Each card shows the agent badge, action kind + risk (destructive flagged red),
an EDITABLE proposed artifact and child-task list (edits feed the edit-distance metric),
an expandable reasoning trace (pretty-printed), and Approve / Send back. Toasts surface
the recorded edit distance. New shadcn-style Textarea; nav gains "Review inbox".
Verified: npm run build green (TS strict, 1893 modules).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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