- Replace next-themes with a custom ThemeProvider supporting four
themes (Default, Sunset, Dark, Ocean) since next-themes' no-FOUC
script tag breaks under React 19 dev warnings
- Swap Geist fonts for Inter/Figtree/JetBrains Mono for a friendlier
display face and add a shared isDarkTheme/colorModeFromTheme helper
so components stop reading next-themes directly
- Add per-color "soft"/"softDark" tints in lib/colors.ts so group
cards carry a calm hue-tinted fill instead of a generic gray
- Restyle nav, board lanes, group cards, empty states, and page
headers with heading font, tighter spacing, and rounded-2xl surfaces
- Add lane "open to-dos" counts, board summary stats, and a quick
"+ To-do" action targeting the first available group
- Hide the Scheduled panel below sm and give the app shell a minimum
width with horizontal scroll instead of crushing the board
- Fix DropdownMenuLabel to self-wrap in a Menu.Group (Base UI requires
the context) and wrap the admin role Badge trigger in a native button
3D scene:
- Build a procedural world from seeded waypoint segments (per-segment
step/turn/altitude params) joined into kink-free Catmull-Rom curves,
using ghost points so boundaries stay smooth; world and textures are
derived from the session seed for consistency.
- Carve the flight corridor out of the terrain (gaussian dip plus a
height floor 32u below the path) and add city districts with instanced
buildings driven by seeded glowing-window textures, plus tunnel
segments rendered as textured tubes with light strips.
Board UI:
- Add a ViewSwitcher to the kanban header and a board view provider.
- Compact group cards place an inline "+" on the last visible to-do row
(shrink-0, so it sits at the row's right edge) that opens the new
TodoCreateDialog, alongside the existing AI-assisted creation flow.
Scheduled panel:
- Collapsed rail replaces the corner overdue dot with badges stacked
below the calendar icon: overdue (destructive, ping ring) and
due-today (neutral, calmer pulse). Today's count is a separate filter
that excludes already-completed occurrences, unlike the overdue count.
Brian Fertig