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devops	b82d88563a	feat(ui): consolidate shared UI patterns into reusable components - Token cleanup: replace raw hex colors (#c084fc, #60a5fa, #6ee7b7, #fdba74) in BoardCard.vue with nexus-tokens.css CSS variables (--clr-iris, --clr-bao, --clr-agent, --clr-review) - New composable: useFormatDate (formatDate, relativeTime, toDateInputValue, minutesSince, hoursSince) — extracts duplicated date helpers from TaskBoardView and BoardCard - New composable: useConfirm — reusable confirmation dialog logic (open/close, error/success state, Escape binding, body scroll lock) - New component: StatusPill — unified state pill for backlog/progress/ review/blocked/done, replacing inline .detail-state-pill classes - New component: SkeletonLoader — loading placeholder with shimmer animation (card/text/circle variants) - TaskBoardView: imports StatusPill & useFormatDate, removes 35+ lines of duplicated helpers - ui/index.ts: exports new StatusPill & SkeletonLoader - Build verified: pnpm build green (vue-tsc --noEmit + vite build pass)	2026-07-11 14:11:02 +02:00
devops	aef76d5f45	feat(board): master-task board, non-destructive stall watchdog, review flow CI - Build & Test / Backend (.NET) (push) Successful in 32s Details CI - Build & Test / Frontend (Vue/TS) (push) Successful in 18s Details CI - Build & Test / Security Check (push) Successful in 2s Details CI - Build & Test / Deploy Nexus (push) Has been skipped Details Board is now a clean master-task view: - GetBoardAsync returns only top-level (master) tasks; child-tasks render nested inside their parent card instead of as separate column cards, so a big task split into many sub-tasks stays one card (orphans treated as master) - New DoneChildTaskCount on the DTO for real progress bars - Child/detail consumers (GetChildren endpoint, TaskBridgeService) query children directly instead of scraping the flat board Stall watchdog (replaces destructive auto-reset): - StaleTaskRecoveryService.FlagStalledInProgressTasksAsync marks In-progress tasks with no activity past the threshold as stalled (activity event + Iris notification) WITHOUT resetting the column — no work is discarded. Idempotent: a task is not re-flagged until real progress happens - BackgroundService now runs this watchdog (TaskRecovery:StalledMinutes=40, interval 10m); hard reset kept only on the explicit manual endpoint Review flow (Bao/Iris only): - POST tasks/{id}/approve (Review -> Done) - POST tasks/{id}/request-changes (Review -> target, mandatory comment, ExpectedFrom=iris, notifies Iris) Frontend: - BoardCard component: master card with ball chip (who has it), progress from children, expand to show children grouped by agent with per-child state + stalled marker, stalled chip on the master, review action buttons - Request-changes modal; tasks store approveReview/requestChanges actions Tests: watchdog flag/idempotency + review threshold; 135 backend tests green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-07-10 22:26:50 +02:00

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devops

b82d88563a

feat(ui): consolidate shared UI patterns into reusable components

- Token cleanup: replace raw hex colors (#c084fc, #60a5fa, #6ee7b7, #fdba74)
  in BoardCard.vue with nexus-tokens.css CSS variables (--clr-iris, --clr-bao,
  --clr-agent, --clr-review)
- New composable: useFormatDate (formatDate, relativeTime, toDateInputValue,
  minutesSince, hoursSince) — extracts duplicated date helpers from
  TaskBoardView and BoardCard
- New composable: useConfirm — reusable confirmation dialog logic
  (open/close, error/success state, Escape binding, body scroll lock)
- New component: StatusPill — unified state pill for backlog/progress/
  review/blocked/done, replacing inline .detail-state-pill classes
- New component: SkeletonLoader — loading placeholder with shimmer
  animation (card/text/circle variants)
- TaskBoardView: imports StatusPill & useFormatDate, removes 35+ lines
  of duplicated helpers
- ui/index.ts: exports new StatusPill & SkeletonLoader
- Build verified: pnpm build green (vue-tsc --noEmit + vite build pass)

2026-07-11 14:11:02 +02:00

devops

aef76d5f45

feat(board): master-task board, non-destructive stall watchdog, review flow

CI - Build & Test / Backend (.NET) (push) Successful in 32s

Details

CI - Build & Test / Frontend (Vue/TS) (push) Successful in 18s

Details

CI - Build & Test / Security Check (push) Successful in 2s

Details

CI - Build & Test / Deploy Nexus (push) Has been skipped

Details

Board is now a clean master-task view:
- GetBoardAsync returns only top-level (master) tasks; child-tasks render
  nested inside their parent card instead of as separate column cards, so a
  big task split into many sub-tasks stays one card (orphans treated as master)
- New DoneChildTaskCount on the DTO for real progress bars
- Child/detail consumers (GetChildren endpoint, TaskBridgeService) query
  children directly instead of scraping the flat board

Stall watchdog (replaces destructive auto-reset):
- StaleTaskRecoveryService.FlagStalledInProgressTasksAsync marks In-progress
  tasks with no activity past the threshold as stalled (activity event +
  Iris notification) WITHOUT resetting the column — no work is discarded.
  Idempotent: a task is not re-flagged until real progress happens
- BackgroundService now runs this watchdog (TaskRecovery:StalledMinutes=40,
  interval 10m); hard reset kept only on the explicit manual endpoint

Review flow (Bao/Iris only):
- POST tasks/{id}/approve (Review -> Done)
- POST tasks/{id}/request-changes (Review -> target, mandatory comment,
  ExpectedFrom=iris, notifies Iris)

Frontend:
- BoardCard component: master card with ball chip (who has it), progress from
  children, expand to show children grouped by agent with per-child state +
  stalled marker, stalled chip on the master, review action buttons
- Request-changes modal; tasks store approveReview/requestChanges actions

Tests: watchdog flag/idempotency + review threshold; 135 backend tests green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-07-10 22:26:50 +02:00

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