BUG-341 added a third agentic consultation stream and renamed the homepage draft entrypoint, but the exact-count contracts still described two paths, so staging validate failed before publish.
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Sending cleared the draft and stored a request id before the server reserved usage, so a refresh left a sent question with no agent run.
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The button was a sticky child of the scroll container, which reserves
composer-sized bottom padding. Sticky boxes are clamped by their
containing block's content box, so the 12px offset never applied and the
button parked 160px above the composer, on top of the transcript.
Anchor it to the composer wrapper's own top edge instead, so the offset
no longer depends on the --composer-reserve constant.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Second batch from the staging UX audit (BUG-248..253).
- css: expose the 32 palette tokens through @theme. Seven utilities
including text-ink, text-danger and text-warning compiled to no CSS
at all, so 30 call sites had been silently inert (BUG-248)
- chat: move the composer into its own component behind a draft store,
so a keystroke no longer re-renders a 2723-line component, and
persist the draft across reloads (BUG-249)
- chat: load gsap, react-markdown and thinking-orbs on demand. First
Load JS for / drops 549.5 kB to 476.3 kB gzipped (BUG-250)
- chat: route the five in-app destinations through router.push, and
keep the five auth redirects and the bootstrap retry as hard loads
on purpose (BUG-251)
- a11y: announce reply completion, and move the live region out of the
aria-busy subtree that was likely suppressing even the start
announcement (BUG-252)
- docs: give the 27 collided bug ids unique numbers and repair their
inbound references; require search rather than a full read of a
3690-line file (BUG-253)
Verified: tsc, eslint, next build, and 1592 assertions across the 199
non-database test files.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Jesse_Chen