FACTUAL ACTIVITY RECORD · An activity record based on work that took place
Refining native Control Center UI and Agent ordering
Using system styling and cards while updating order through same-category drag interactions
Purpose
The initial interface directly mapped a web palette and font into macOS, with spacing and density that were difficult for an administration surface. Agent profile saves also collided with a uniqueness constraint on existing display-order values.
Implementation
administration application source and administration design definitions were rebuilt around macOS system colors, system fonts, a native sidebar and toolbar, and grouped forms. Agents use cards that expose the full profile, Active and Retired are controlled by a switch, and edit sheets remain open when saving fails.
Numeric order entry was removed. Dragging a card within its category sends IDs, versions, and new positions to admin_reorder_agents_v1. display_order is now a duplicate-tolerant sort key rather than identity, with stable sorting by role, slug, and ID and contiguous normalization after successful reorder.
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What was confirmed
Verification results
Database tests confirmed that Agent profiles can be updated when display-order values match and that reordered positions are committed only after RPC success.
The 67 database, 41 TypeScript, and seven Swift checks passed alongside the build, schema lint, Data API boundary, secret scan, and specification audit.
Final human review of the interface, keyboard, VoiceOver, and light and dark appearance remained pending at the cutoff.
Basis for completion
Completion required a native interface and drag-based Agent ordering, with the order collision resolved in the database contract and all automated checks passing.