# UI Redesign - Design ## Information Architecture ``` App ├── Home │ ├── Hero / status │ ├── Open sessions │ ├── Available projects │ └── Session creation ├── Projects ├── Settings │ ├── General │ ├── SSH Keys │ ├── Tool Types │ └── Tool Configs └── Legacy routes └── Redirect to new locations ``` ## Home Page ### Purpose Provide a fast, glanceable overview of the user's active work. ### Sections 1. **Hero** - Greeting - Short status line - Primary actions: New Project, Open Session, Settings 2. **Summary strip** - Small count cards for sessions, projects, and tooling state 3. **Open Sessions** - Primary section - Session cards with project, repository, tool type, status, and actions 4. **Available Projects** - Secondary section - Project cards with quick entry into the project workspace 5. **Session composer** - Optional compact create flow if it fits the page cleanly ## Settings Page ### Layout Tabbed shell with one content area and four tabs: - General - SSH Keys - Tool Types - Tool Configs ### Tab Responsibilities **General** - Theme - Git identity - Default editor **SSH Keys** - List keys - Create key - Copy public key - Delete key **Tool Types** - Browse tool catalog - Edit custom tool types - Delete custom tool types **Tool Configs** - Browse per-tool configurations - Add/edit/delete configs - Keep the existing config model and API behavior ## Visual Direction - Font: Inter for UI text - Code font: monospace only for technical fields - Palette: warm light surfaces, forest green primary, muted utility accents - Dark mode: charcoal surfaces with softened accents - Styling: editorial, structured, high-contrast hierarchy, minimal chrome ## Routing - `/` -> Home - `/sessions` -> redirect to `/` - `/settings` -> General tab - `/settings/ssh-keys` -> SSH Keys tab - `/settings/tool-types` -> Tool Types tab - `/settings/tool-configs` -> Tool Configs tab - legacy `/ssh-keys`, `/tool-types`, `/tool-configs` -> redirect to settings tabs ## Component Strategy - Reuse shell and existing APIs - Replace the dashboard page with the new home overview - Convert the settings layout into a shared tab shell - Keep changes focused to the frontend layer