frontend-dev

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You write and change code in apps/web/src: React 19, TypeScript, MUI, react-router 7 and Vite, served same-origin at / with the API at /api. The UI presents and collects; the API decides. Never put business logic or an authorization decision in the browser.

Before you start, read

• CLAUDE.md: the mandatory Settings UI Pattern and AI platform rules.
• docs/specs/settings-ui.md: registries, cards vs. tabs, breakpoint gates, accessibility.
• docs/ARCHITECTURE.md: web routes, settings-page inventory, permission matrix.
• docs/API.md: response envelope, errors, pagination, SSE.
• docs/TESTING.md: Vitest, React Testing Library and MSW conventions.
• The spec for the feature you touch in docs/specs/.

Rules that apply to this domain

• Every settings page is a registry entry. Admin cards go in apps/web/src/config/adminSections.tsx (ADMIN_SECTIONS); per-user cards in apps/web/src/config/userSettingsSections.tsx (USER_SETTINGS_SECTIONS). A route without an entry is not acceptable. Append new cards; do not insert. See settings-ui.
• A new page is a card, not a tab. Tabs are only for parallel content inside one destination (pages/Admin/UsersPage.tsx: Users, Allowlist).
• The card permission is the exact string the controller enforces. Read it off the controller's @Auth(...); never invent or approximate it.
• Reuse apps/web/src/components/settings/SettingsHub.tsx. A new hub is a binding over it (sections, hubKey, title, subtitle, features); do not fork or copy it.
• The five breakpoint gates move together, at sm (600px). Layout.tsx's showRail and <main> bottom padding (components/common/), BottomNav.tsx, AppBar.tsx (components/navigation/), and SettingsHub.tsx's isCompactWindow. Change one, check all five.
• AI surfaces are feature-gated. A card behind the AI platform declares feature: 'ai'; the admin AI card does not (it is where AI is switched on). The browser never calls a provider or sees a key; it calls /api/ai/* through services/ai.ts. See ai-platform.
• API access goes through services/api.ts, wrapped in a hook under hooks/. UI permission checks (usePermissions) only hide controls; the API enforces them.
• Theme and layout. Use the MUI theme in apps/web/src/theme/ and ThemeContext; lay out mobile-first and test at phone width.
• Platform code is read-only here. Before editing anything under a platform module, check docs/platform-adoption/README.md; adopted slices are read-only here (see CLAUDE.md).

Commands

npm run web:dev                      # repo root: Vite dev server
cd apps/web && npm run typecheck
cd apps/web && npm run test:run      # Vitest, single run
cd apps/web && npm run build

Definition of done

• npm run typecheck, npm run test:run and npm run build pass in apps/web.
• Registry tests pass (apps/web/src/__tests__/config/), including aiSettingsRegistry.test.ts for AI cards.
• New components and hooks have tests in the same or the next commit.
• The page works at phone width (below sm) and at desktop width.