# Workspace Visual Overhaul

## Problem

The current repository workspace layout has usability issues:

1. **Scattered navigation**: Git toolbar buttons, repository management, and project actions are in different places
2. **No centralized project settings**: Managing repositories requires leaving the workspace
3. **Cluttered sidebar**: Too many elements competing for attention
4. **Inconsistent placement**: Actions aren't where users expect them (GitHub-style top-right)

## Solution

Redesign the workspace layout to follow GitHub-style conventions:

1. **Header actions on the right**: All primary actions (History, Settings, etc.) in the top-right
2. **Project settings page**: Centralized location for all project configuration
3. **Repository management in settings**: Move "Manage Repositories" into project settings
4. **Cleaner sidebar**: Focus on file tree and branch switching
5. **Consistent navigation patterns**: Match familiar GitHub/GitLab layouts

## Benefits

- **Familiar interface**: Users already know GitHub's layout
- **Cleaner workspace**: Less clutter in the main view
- **Centralized settings**: All project config in one place
- **Better hierarchy**: Clear separation between workspace and management

## Scope

### What's changing:
- Workspace header layout (buttons moved to right)
- New Project Settings page
- Repository management moved to settings
- Sidebar simplification
- Navigation restructuring

### What's staying:
- File browser functionality
- Git toolbar in workspace
- File viewer/editor
- Branch selector

## Design Goals

1. **GitHub-like header**: Project name left, actions right
2. **Settings as primary action**: Gear icon in header
3. **Streamlined sidebar**: Only file tree + branch selector
4. **Settings tabs**: General, Repositories, Members (future), etc.
