EDIT-1: in-context node quick-edit (double-click → title/desc/type/priority/status)#110
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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>
…c/type/priority/status Double-clicking a node now opens a compact, node-anchored quick editor instead of only renaming the title — edit every field in context without the heavy details modal (#87): - Title + Description (inline text/textarea), Type + Status (chip pickers), Priority (% slider mapped to the 0–1 float). Status shows the canonical enum statuses (the card's "%" is derived from the enum, so a picker — not a raw %-slider — is the correct control; a literal % slider would have no field to write to). - Each field saves immediately (optimistic updateWorkItems) with an undo entry; Esc / close button / graph-switch dismiss it. Single click+drag still moves the node (only a genuine double-click opens the editor). - New presentational component NodeQuickEdit.tsx; the grow-flow still uses the inline rename box for naming brand-new nodes. Follow-up (noted): timestamped status notes/comments (needs a metadata model) and per-sub-element double-click targets. Tests: tests/e2e/node-quick-edit.spec.ts @quickedit (2/2) — opens with every field + Esc closes; title edit persists to the graph and reverts. THE GATE 5/5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Double-clicking a node opens a compact, node-anchored quick editor instead of only renaming the title — edit every field in context, no heavy modal (#87).
updateWorkItems) + undo entry; Esc / close / graph-switch dismiss. Single click+drag still moves the node; only a genuine double-click opens the editor.NodeQuickEdit.tsx; grow-flow keeps the inline rename for naming new nodes.Follow-up (noted): timestamped status notes/comments (needs a metadata model) + per-sub-element double-click targets.
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node-quick-edit.spec.ts @quickedit2/2 (opens with every field + Esc closes; title edit persists & reverts). THE GATE 5/5; typecheck clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code