apps/web/src/features/admin/components · scn-chat · Tangled

ATProto-based AI Assistant Chat interface.

scn-chat apps web src features admin components

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pouriade.com · The OpenAI-compatible plugin's model list sends sessionHeader too, with a fresh session ID shaped like a conversation's, since a list belongs to no conversation, and userAgent's hint and the spec say it leads the user agent, with the AI SDK's name after it on chat calls. Unticking a loaded model on a key's page takes it out of the draft, which the spec now says, along with the page's notes for a key that can't be read or isn't saved, any route answering 400 for an undecryptable key, and the Select scrolling to its active option only when it changes, each with a test and an acceptance criterion. ModelName shows a model's ID only when it differs from its name, in both the admin's and a key's list of models to tick, the admin's model rows name capabilities by their labels from the shared list, noCapabilities is typed by it, and decryptKey refuses an unreadable key in one place. · 3w ago

Port the admin area from design-reference. Users is a card to add a person over those waiting to sign in, then a search over a list of accounts, each with its initial, its DID, storage, and last activity, its roles as chips with a picker to add one, and its access at the end, where Suspend asks for a reason first. Roles and plugins are lists whose rows open their pages, which link back above their titles, a plugin's numbered in load order with its status and arrows to move it. A role's page holds its members, then its details with hosts and domains in a mono field. Access picks a registration mode from choices, with invite roles as chips that toggle. Models picks the default by a click anywhere on its row. A plugin's page holds its settings, a list of its provider's models, and a card to tick or type more. A model's capabilities are switches. Removing a role, plugin, or model, and revoking a key, confirm in place, and each sits in a red card. An issued key shows once in a green note with Copy. Cron shows the last run with a badge and the crontab line to copy. General, Turns, and Sync choose their cards per route, and the settings schemas gain clearer titles, descriptions, and units, which SchemaFields shows after a number.

A secret the server can no longer decrypt, as after a lost SECRET_KEY, reads as unset and is flagged, rather than failing the page that reads it or, for an admin plugin's options, the server's startup. The settings page's web search, the admin plugin forms, and every other schema form say on each secret field that its saved value can't be read and to enter it again, and an admin can tick Clear to discard it. A BYO key that can't be read says so on the API keys page in place of its last four characters, found from its key ID without decrypting it, and a turn that uses it ends with an error asking for the key again. The unreadable value is kept until a new secret is entered, cleared, or reset, so restoring the old key in SECRET_KEYS_OLD brings it back. SecretBox gains tryDecrypt and hasKeyFor, and a value that fails authentication now throws SecretDecryptError too.

PluginStatus.tsx

Port the admin area from design-reference. Users is a card to add a person over those waiting to sign in, then a search over a list of accounts, each with its initial, its DID, storage, and last activity, its roles as chips with a picker to add one, and its access at the end, where Suspend asks for a reason first. Roles and plugins are lists whose rows open their pages, which link back above their titles, a plugin's numbered in load order with its status and arrows to move it. A role's page holds its members, then its details with hosts and domains in a mono field. Access picks a registration mode from choices, with invite roles as chips that toggle. Models picks the default by a click anywhere on its row. A plugin's page holds its settings, a list of its provider's models, and a card to tick or type more. A model's capabilities are switches. Removing a role, plugin, or model, and revoking a key, confirm in place, and each sits in a red card. An issued key shows once in a green note with Copy. Cron shows the last run with a badge and the crontab line to copy. General, Turns, and Sync choose their cards per route, and the settings schemas gain clearer titles, descriptions, and units, which SchemaFields shows after a number.

ProviderModels.tsx

The OpenAI-compatible plugin's model list sends sessionHeader too, with a fresh session ID shaped like a conversation's, since a list belongs to no conversation, and userAgent's hint and the spec say it leads the user agent, with the AI SDK's name after it on chat calls. Unticking a loaded model on a key's page takes it out of the draft, which the spec now says, along with the page's notes for a key that can't be read or isn't saved, any route answering 400 for an undecryptable key, and the Select scrolling to its active option only when it changes, each with a test and an acceptance criterion. ModelName shows a model's ID only when it differs from its name, in both the admin's and a key's list of models to tick, the admin's model rows name capabilities by their labels from the shared list, noCapabilities is typed by it, and decryptKey refuses an unreadable key in one place.

ReorderButtons.tsx

Port the admin area from design-reference. Users is a card to add a person over those waiting to sign in, then a search over a list of accounts, each with its initial, its DID, storage, and last activity, its roles as chips with a picker to add one, and its access at the end, where Suspend asks for a reason first. Roles and plugins are lists whose rows open their pages, which link back above their titles, a plugin's numbered in load order with its status and arrows to move it. A role's page holds its members, then its details with hosts and domains in a mono field. Access picks a registration mode from choices, with invite roles as chips that toggle. Models picks the default by a click anywhere on its row. A plugin's page holds its settings, a list of its provider's models, and a card to tick or type more. A model's capabilities are switches. Removing a role, plugin, or model, and revoking a key, confirm in place, and each sits in a red card. An issued key shows once in a green note with Copy. Cron shows the last run with a badge and the crontab line to copy. General, Turns, and Sync choose their cards per route, and the settings schemas gain clearer titles, descriptions, and units, which SchemaFields shows after a number.

Port the admin area from design-reference. Users is a card to add a person over those waiting to sign in, then a search over a list of accounts, each with its initial, its DID, storage, and last activity, its roles as chips with a picker to add one, and its access at the end, where Suspend asks for a reason first. Roles and plugins are lists whose rows open their pages, which link back above their titles, a plugin's numbered in load order with its status and arrows to move it. A role's page holds its members, then its details with hosts and domains in a mono field. Access picks a registration mode from choices, with invite roles as chips that toggle. Models picks the default by a click anywhere on its row. A plugin's page holds its settings, a list of its provider's models, and a card to tick or type more. A model's capabilities are switches. Removing a role, plugin, or model, and revoking a key, confirm in place, and each sits in a red card. An issued key shows once in a green note with Copy. Cron shows the last run with a badge and the crontab line to copy. General, Turns, and Sync choose their cards per route, and the settings schemas gain clearer titles, descriptions, and units, which SchemaFields shows after a number.

SuspendControl.tsx

Port the admin area from design-reference. Users is a card to add a person over those waiting to sign in, then a search over a list of accounts, each with its initial, its DID, storage, and last activity, its roles as chips with a picker to add one, and its access at the end, where Suspend asks for a reason first. Roles and plugins are lists whose rows open their pages, which link back above their titles, a plugin's numbered in load order with its status and arrows to move it. A role's page holds its members, then its details with hosts and domains in a mono field. Access picks a registration mode from choices, with invite roles as chips that toggle. Models picks the default by a click anywhere on its row. A plugin's page holds its settings, a list of its provider's models, and a card to tick or type more. A model's capabilities are switches. Removing a role, plugin, or model, and revoking a key, confirm in place, and each sits in a red card. An issued key shows once in a green note with Copy. Cron shows the last run with a badge and the crontab line to copy. General, Turns, and Sync choose their cards per route, and the settings schemas gain clearer titles, descriptions, and units, which SchemaFields shows after a number.

The admin users list's Add role chip uses the app's Select, keeping its dashed look with a small chevron in place of the browser's arrow, and is hidden when there are no roles to add.

Port the admin area from design-reference. Users is a card to add a person over those waiting to sign in, then a search over a list of accounts, each with its initial, its DID, storage, and last activity, its roles as chips with a picker to add one, and its access at the end, where Suspend asks for a reason first. Roles and plugins are lists whose rows open their pages, which link back above their titles, a plugin's numbered in load order with its status and arrows to move it. A role's page holds its members, then its details with hosts and domains in a mono field. Access picks a registration mode from choices, with invite roles as chips that toggle. Models picks the default by a click anywhere on its row. A plugin's page holds its settings, a list of its provider's models, and a card to tick or type more. A model's capabilities are switches. Removing a role, plugin, or model, and revoking a key, confirm in place, and each sits in a red card. An issued key shows once in a green note with Copy. Cron shows the last run with a badge and the crontab line to copy. General, Turns, and Sync choose their cards per route, and the settings schemas gain clearer titles, descriptions, and units, which SchemaFields shows after a number.