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LAYOUT-3: tidy desktop dashboard (compact summary + dense status grid)#109

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The desktop dashboard read as oversized boxes with tiny content (user report): a tall near-empty "Total Tasks" banner + 9 single-digit status cards spread across 3 sparse 3-column rows.

  • Total Tasks → compact one-line summary strip (was a p-8 hero).
  • 9 status cards → one responsive grid (2→3→5 cols, gap-3, p-4), reading as a tidy stat panel so the analytics section rises above the fold.

Before/after verified via screenshot; THE GATE smoke 5/5; typecheck clean. Layout-only.

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…arse/oversized)

On desktop the dashboard read as huge boxes with tiny content: a tall near-empty
"Total Tasks" banner and 9 single-digit status cards spread across 3 sparse
3-column rows. Make it clear/readable/organized:
- Total Tasks becomes a compact one-line summary strip (px-5 py-3) instead of a
  full p-8 hero.
- The 9 status cards collapse into ONE responsive grid (2 cols phone → 3 → 5 on
  desktop, gap-3, p-4) so they read as a tidy stat panel and the analytics
  section rises above the fold.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🧪 Comprehensive Test Suite

  • Unit suites (Node 18.x & 20.x) — core, web, server, mcp-server: ✅ passed
  • Installer & deploy config: ✅ passed

Full-stack smoke gate runs in the CI workflow.

@mvalancy mvalancy merged commit 1992f17 into dev Jun 18, 2026
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