UX Work Coordination

Sprint 21 makes the internal operating system easier to read and rehearse. The app now has a consistent status language, human-readable summaries, raw developer details behind disclosure panels, and first-class routes for tasks, approvals, notifications, comments, settings, and manager rehearsal.

Active Surfaces

• /dashboard/tasks for internal work coordination.
• /dashboard/approvals for human approval requests.
• /dashboard/notifications for internal OS notifications.
• /settings for personal settings and system administration.
• /dashboard/rehearsal for manager rehearsal readiness.
• sprint-21b-remediation.md documents the corrective pass for summaries, high-priority task visibility, approval bridge queues, notification bell, comments, and Settings gates.
• sprint-21c-remediation.md documents CRM detail comments, Developer details consistency, and mobile notification bell smoke coverage.
• Logistics/fleet readiness is visible through placeholders in Tasks, Approvals, Notifications, Settings, Command Center, and Manager Rehearsal.

Safety Boundaries

• Task completion records work status only.
• Approval decisions record a human decision only.
• Notifications and comments are internal only.
• Settings changes are permissioned and activity logged.
• Manager rehearsal feedback creates System QA issues.
• No external integrations, external messages, production deployment, production secrets, autonomous AI, or destructive approval automation were added.
• No live GPS tracking, driver app, map API, automated delivery messages, customer delivery tracking, or full Logistics/Fleet module was added.

Visual Language

Status chips summarize state, priority, risk, source, manual action, AI/draft status, and disabled-placeholder features. Pages should prefer plain-language summaries for staff and keep raw JSON or developer metadata inside Developer details.