@pilotiq/pilotiq 0.23.1 → 0.24.2

package/src/Pilotiq.ts

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-import type * as React from 'react'
-import type { Router } from '@rudderjs/router'
-import type { ResourceClass } from './Resource.js'
-import type { GlobalClass } from './Global.js'
-import type { ClusterClass } from './Cluster.js'
-import type { Page } from './Page.js'
-import type { SchemaDefinition } from './schema/resolveSchema.js'
-import type { ThemeConfig } from './theme/types.js'
-import type { ThemeStorageAdapter } from './theme/storage.js'
-import type { UploadAdapter } from './uploads/UploadAdapter.js'
-import type { UserMenuItem } from './UserMenuItem.js'
-import type { NavigationBadgeColor } from './Resource.js'
-import type {
-  RenderHookEntry,
-  RenderHookFn,
-  RenderHookName,
-  RenderHookScope,
-} from './RenderHook.js'
-import type { NotificationActionHandler } from './notifications/types.js'
-import {
-  validateRightPanel,
-  findDuplicateRightPanelId,
-  type RightPanelContribution,
-} from './RightPanel.js'
-import type {
-  NavComponentProps,
-  HeaderComponentProps,
-  FooterComponentProps,
-} from './react/component-slots.js'
-
-export type PilotiqLayout = 'sidebar' | 'topbar'
-
-/** Plugin interface for extending Pilotiq panels. */
-export interface PilotiqPlugin {
-  name: string
-  /** Called when `.use()` / `.plugins([…])` runs at panel-build time —
-   *  mutate config as needed (register a right-sidebar contribution,
-   *  register a field renderer, seed an internal registry, install a
-   *  `Field.prototype` augment, etc). Idempotent under HMR / re-mount. */
-  register(panel: Pilotiq): void
-  /**
-   * Optional — called by `registerPilotiqRoutes(router, pilotiq)` AFTER
-   *  the core routes are mounted, so plugins can register their own
-   *  HTTP surface alongside the panel's. The mount order matches the
-   *  order plugins were registered via `.use()` / `.plugins([…])`.
-   *
-   *  Use this for plugin-owned endpoints (`POST {base}/_chat`,
-   *  `POST {base}/_collab`, …) — the path prefix should mirror
-   *  pilotiq's own underscore-prefixed precedent (`_search`,
-   *  `_uploads`, `_widget`, `_notifications`).
-   *
-   *  Skip this hook for plugins that only mutate panel config; nothing
-   *  inside core walks plugins outside `register()` / `registerRoutes()`.
-   */
-  registerRoutes?(router: Router, pilotiq: Pilotiq): void
-}
-
-/**
- * User resolver — receives the request and returns the current user (or
- * null). Pilotiq treats the user object as opaque; whatever the resolver
- * returns is forwarded into `Resource.canX(user, …)` / `Global.canX(...)` /
- * `Page.canAccess(user)` and into `Action` visibility rules. Sync or async.
- *
- * Apps using `@rudderjs/auth` typically pass `req => Auth.user()`. The
- * resolver is optional — when unset, every `can*` predicate runs with
- * `user === null` and the defaults (which return `true`) keep the panel
- * working with no auth wired up.
- */
-export type UserResolver = (req: unknown) => unknown | null | Promise<unknown | null>
-
-/**
- * Server-side hook handed to `Pilotiq.editPageHydrator(fn)`. The
- * resource-edit data builder calls every registered hydrator after the
- * standard fill pipeline (`loadRecord` → `mutateFormDataBeforeFill` →
- * `fillFromRecord` → `mutateFormDataAfterFill` →
- * `applyRelationshipRepeaterFill` → `applyRelationshipBuilderFill`) and
- * merges each non-null return onto the form's default values.
- *
- * Multiple hydrators are walked in registration order; later hydrators
- * override keys produced by earlier ones. A hydrator returning `null`
- * (or throwing) is a pass-through — the DB row values survive intact.
- *
- * Designed for the SSR-from-Y.Doc consumer in `@pilotiq-pro/collab`:
- * read persisted Y.Text + Y.Map values for the record and override the
- * matching field defaults, killing the DB → Y.Doc value flicker on
- * hydration. Other consumers (per-tenant overrides, A/B experiments,
- * draft-snapshot resume) compose the same way.
- *
- * Pilotiq core stays Yjs-free — the hook's `Record<string, unknown>`
- * return is opaque, so the collab consumer's Yjs imports stay confined
- * to its own `/server` subpath.
- */
-export interface EditPageHydratorContext {
-  /** The Resource class being edited (server-side reference, not the
-   *  serialized meta — gives access to `model`, `getSlug()`, etc.). */
-  resource:      ResourceClass
-  /** Record id from the URL, stringified. */
-  recordId:      string
-  /** Values produced by the fill pipeline so far — DB row → hooks →
-   *  relationship fills. Hydrators read this to make merge decisions
-   *  (e.g. "only override fields that have content in Y.Doc"). */
-  currentValues: Record<string, unknown>
-}
-
-export type EditPageHydrator = (
-  ctx: EditPageHydratorContext,
-) => Record<string, unknown> | null | Promise<Record<string, unknown> | null>
-
-/**
- * Upload configuration. Apps register an adapter via `Pilotiq.uploads({
- * adapter })`; the `_uploads` route hands every incoming file to it.
- * Without an adapter, `FileUpload` fields render but the upload POST
- * fails with a clear "no upload adapter configured" error.
- */
-export interface UploadConfig {
-  adapter: UploadAdapter
-}
-
-/**
- * Database notifications configuration. Wired through
- * `Pilotiq.databaseNotifications(opts?)`.
- *
- * Pilotiq stores rows on the `notification` table shipped by
- * `@rudderjs/notification` (`prisma/schema/notification.prisma`). The
- * panel consumes that table directly via `@rudderjs/orm`'s
- * `ModelRegistry` adapter so apps that already have rudder's
- * `NotificationProvider` running can read existing rows alongside ones
- * authored by `Notification.make(...).sendToDatabase(recipient)`.
- *
- * `position` chooses where the bell mounts in the panel chrome.
- * `'topbar'` (default) sits between `<ThemeToggle>` and `<UserMenu>` in
- * both the sidebar and topbar layouts; `'sidebar'` moves it into the
- * sidebar footer (parity with Filament's
- * `DatabaseNotificationsPosition::Sidebar`).
- *
- * `polling` is the seconds between background refetches. `null`
- * disables auto-polling — the bell fetches once on mount and after
- * mark-read mutations. Filament default is 30 seconds; we mirror that.
- *
- * `pageSize` caps the list endpoint's page size (default 25).
- *
- * `badgeColor` recolors the unread-count pill on the bell trigger.
- * Default `'primary'`. Reuses the same `NavigationBadgeColor` palette
- * that the sidebar nav badges use.
- *
- * `trigger.icon` overrides the bell icon (registry name); `trigger.label`
- * overrides the trigger's `aria-label`.
- *
- * `notifiableType` is the value pilotiq writes/reads against the
- * `notifiable_type` column. Defaults to `'users'` to match
- * `@rudderjs/notification`'s `DatabaseChannel`. Override when your app
- * stores rows tagged for a different notifiable.
- */
-export interface DatabaseNotificationsConfig {
-  /** Where the bell mounts. Default `'topbar'`. */
-  position?: 'topbar' | 'sidebar'
-  /** Auto-poll interval in seconds. `null` disables. Default `30`. */
-  polling?:  number | null
-  /** Max rows the list endpoint returns. Default `25`. */
-  pageSize?: number
-  /** Unread badge color on the bell trigger. Default `'primary'`. */
-  badgeColor?: NavigationBadgeColor
-  /** Bell trigger overrides. */
-  trigger?:  { icon?: string; label?: string }
-  /** `notifiable_type` column value. Default `'users'`. */
-  notifiableType?: string
-  /**
-   * Phase 2 — push new rows over WebSocket on
-   * `private-pilotiq-notifications.${user.id}` so the bell client can
-   * refetch immediately instead of waiting for the next poll. Requires
-   * `@rudderjs/broadcast` (the `BroadcastingProvider` must be in the
-   * app's providers list and the `RudderSocket` client must be vendored).
-   *
-   * Soft-fails when broadcast isn't installed — pilotiq still works,
-   * the bell just falls back to polling.
-   *
-   * Pass a string to override the WebSocket URL the client connects to
-   * (default: same-origin `ws://…/ws`). Most apps leave this on the
-   * default — `@rudderjs/broadcast`'s `BroadcastConfig.path` already
-   * mounts the upgrade handler at `/ws`.
-   */
-  broadcast?: boolean | { wsUrl?: string }
-}
-
-/**
- * Sign-out configuration. Wired through `Pilotiq.signOut(url | config)`.
- *
- * The user menu renders the sign-out entry as a `<form method="POST"
- * action={url}>` so CSRF middleware downstream can validate the request
- * (a bare `<a href>` would be GET-only). Set `method: 'GET'` for
- * traditional logout endpoints that redirect on a normal navigation.
- */
-export interface SignOutConfig {
-  url:     string
-  label?:  string
-  method?: 'POST' | 'GET'
-}
-
-export interface PilotiqConfig {
-  name:          string
-  path:          string
-  layout:        PilotiqLayout
-  resources:     ResourceClass[]
-  globals:       GlobalClass[]
-  pages:         (typeof Page)[]
-  clusters:      ClusterClass[]
-  branding:      { title?: string; logo?: string }
-  schema?:       SchemaDefinition
-  /**
-   * Plan #15 — homepage page class. When set, `GET ${base}` resolves
-   * this Page's `static schema()` instead of the builder-level
-   * `schema()`. Set via `panel.dashboard(P)`. The page is also added
-   * to `cfg.pages` for nav + canAccess gating, with its nav URL
-   * collapsed back to `${base}` so the sidebar entry deep-links to
-   * the panel root.
-   */
-  dashboardPage?: typeof Page
-  /**
-   * Profile page — when set, the user-menu dropdown auto-prepends an
-   * entry pointing at this Page's URL. The Page is registered in
-   * `cfg.pages` for routing + nav + canAccess gating. The menu entry's
-   * label and icon read from the Page's `static label` / `static icon`
-   * (with `'Edit profile'` and `'user-circle'` defaults).
-   *
-   * The Page is otherwise a normal `Page` subclass — author the form
-   * (`static schema()`) against your own auth model since pilotiq
-   * treats the user object as opaque.
-   */
-  profilePage?: typeof Page
-  theme?:        ThemeConfig
-  themeEditor?:  boolean
-  /**
-   * Theme override persistence adapter — wired via
-   * `themeEditor({ storage })`. Reads/writes the JSON blob the editor
-   * page produces. Without this, the service provider falls back to
-   * the implicit Prisma adapter (auto-resolved via
-   * `app.make('prisma')`) for back-compat — that fallback is
-   * deprecated and will be removed in a future minor; pass `storage`
-   * explicitly.
-   */
-  themeStorage?: ThemeStorageAdapter
-  guard?:        (req: unknown) => boolean | Promise<boolean>
-  user?:         UserResolver
-  uploads?:      UploadConfig
-  /**
-   * Top-right user-menu entries (between user identity and sign-out).
-   * Order: items with explicit `.sort(n)` ascending, ties → registration
-   * order; unsorted items follow in registration order.
-   */
-  userMenuItems?: UserMenuItem[]
-  /** Sign-out endpoint config — when set, the user menu appends a
-   *  separator + Sign-out entry. Without this, the menu shows custom
-   *  items (if any) and the user identity, but no sign-out affordance. */
-  signOut?:      SignOutConfig
-  /** Server-side hydrators applied after the fill pipeline on every
-   *  resource edit page. Empty / unset → behaviour unchanged. See
-   *  `EditPageHydrator` for the contract; plugins register via
-   *  `panel.editPageHydrator(fn)`. */
-  editPageHydrators?: EditPageHydrator[]
-  /** Database notifications — opt-in. Mounts the bell + 4 endpoints
-   *  (`_notifications` list / `:id/read` / `:id/unread` / `read-all`).
-   *  Reads rows from `@rudderjs/notification`'s `notification` table via
-   *  `@rudderjs/orm`'s `ModelRegistry` adapter, scoped to
-   *  `pilotiq.resolveUser(req).id`. */
-  databaseNotifications?: DatabaseNotificationsConfig & { enabled: true }
-  /**
-   * Named notification-action handlers. Registered via
-   * `Pilotiq.notificationHandlers({ name: fn })`. Looked up by the
-   * `_notifications/:id/_action/:actionName` route at request time when
-   * a stored action carries `handler: 'name'`.
-   *
-   * The closure-handler path on Action (`.handler(async ctx => …)`)
-   * works for transient toasts but doesn't survive a `data` JSON
-   * round-trip — this registry is the persistence-safe escape hatch.
-   */
-  notificationHandlers?: Record<string, NotificationActionHandler>
-  /**
-   * Render-hook entries registered via `Pilotiq.renderHook(name, fn,
-   * scope?)`. Resolved per-request by `panelInfo()` (chrome slots) and
-   * the per-page-role data builders (page-role slots).
-   */
-  renderHooks?:  RenderHookEntry[]
-  /**
-   * Right-sidebar plugin contributions registered via
-   * `Pilotiq.rightPanel(c)` / `Pilotiq.rightPanels([c, …])`. Each entry
-   * is auth-gated, sorted, and serialized into `panel.rightSidebar`
-   * under `panelInfo()`. Empty / all-gated → `panel.rightSidebar` is
-   * absent and the chrome doesn't mount.
-   */
-  rightPanels?:  RightPanelContribution[]
-  /**
-   * Layout-level provider components registered via
-   * `Pilotiq.layoutProvider(C)` / `Pilotiq.layoutProviders([…])`. Plugins
-   * register React providers (e.g. an AI chat queue context, a tenant
-   * theme switcher) that wrap the panel's `<AppShell>` children — so
-   * the providers are in scope for every page in the panel, not just
-   * specific component slots. Order matters: the first registered
-   * provider sits closest to the root (outermost wrap); the last sits
-   * closest to the page tree (innermost wrap).
-   */
-  layoutProviders?: LayoutProviderComponent[]
-  /**
-   * Build-time component overrides for panel chrome slots. Registered
-   * via `Pilotiq.components({ nav })`. The Vite plugin harvests the
-   * actual React refs into `pages/(pilotiq)/_components.ts`; component
-   * refs never travel over the wire.
-   *
-   * v1 ships only the `nav` slot — full replacement of the sidebar's
-   * `<SidebarContent>` body and the topbar's `<nav>` element. Other
-   * slots (`header`, `footer`, …) will land when a concrete consumer
-   * asks; the shape is open-ended so additions don't break this
-   * surface.
-   */
-  components?:      ComponentSlots
-  /**
-   * AI suggestion mode — controls what happens when an AI agent calls a
-   * write tool against a form field.
-   *
-   * - `'auto'` (default): the write applies immediately to the form state.
-   *   Existing behavior — agents take effect as soon as the tool returns.
-   * - `'review'`: the write is staged as a `PendingSuggestion` and the
-   *   field shows an inline diff (text fields) or current → suggested
-   *   comparison (other types) with Approve / Reject buttons. Approve
-   *   runs the field's registered applier; Reject discards.
-   *
-   * VS Code-style review flow. Plan: `docs/plans/ai-review-mode.md`.
-   */
-  aiSuggestionsMode?: 'auto' | 'review'
-  /** @internal Runtime theme overrides from DB. */
-  _themeOverrides?: Partial<ThemeConfig>
-  /**
-   * TTL (milliseconds) for the per-user navigation badge cache. Set to
-   * `0` (or `null` via the builder) to disable caching. Default 30000.
-   */
-  navigationBadgeTtlMs?: number
-}
-
-/**
- * Shape a layout-provider component must implement. Receives the
- * standard layout context (`basePath`, panel children) so providers can
- * thread panel-aware values into their context — e.g. an AI chat
- * provider needs `basePath` to know where to POST chat requests.
- */
-export type LayoutProviderComponent = React.ComponentType<{
-  children: React.ReactNode
-  basePath?: string
-}>
-
-/**
- * Chrome-slot overrides registered through `Pilotiq.components({ … })`.
- *
- * Three slots ship today:
- *
- * - `nav` — replaces the default nav tree (`<SidebarMenu>` body in
- *   `SidebarLayout`, the `<nav>` cluster in `TopbarLayout`). Surrounding
- *   chrome (branding header, render-hook splices, footer, sign-out
- *   menu) stays.
- * - `header` — replaces the whole `<header>` chrome bar. In
- *   `SidebarLayout` that's the top bar with search / theme / bell /
- *   user menu; in `TopbarLayout` that's the whole top region including
- *   the brand cluster AND the nav (setting `header` makes `nav`
- *   irrelevant in `TopbarLayout`). Render hooks that splice INSIDE the
- *   default header (`panels::topbar.*`, `panels::user-menu.*`) don't
- *   fire when the header is replaced — the surrounding container is
- *   gone. The consumer reimplements the chrome controls they want
- *   (import `<SearchTrigger>`, `<ThemeToggle>`, `<NotificationBell>`,
- *   `<RightSidebarTrigger>`, `<UserMenu>` from `@pilotiq/pilotiq/react`).
- * - `footer` — mounts a `<footer>` element BELOW the main content area
- *   in both layouts (outside the scroll region). Separate from the
- *   `panels::footer` render hook, which keeps firing inside the content
- *   area for per-page trailing chrome.
- *
- * The shape is open-ended so additional slots can land without a
- * breaking change when a concrete consumer asks for them.
- */
-export interface ComponentSlots {
-  /** Component rendered in place of the default nav tree. */
-  nav?:    React.ComponentType<NavComponentProps>
-  /** Component rendered in place of the default `<header>` chrome. */
-  header?: React.ComponentType<HeaderComponentProps>
-  /** Component rendered as the panel footer, below the main content. */
-  footer?: React.ComponentType<FooterComponentProps>
-}
-
-export class Pilotiq {
-  private config: PilotiqConfig
-  private installedPlugins: PilotiqPlugin[] = []
-  /** Lazy slug-indexed caches. Built on first lookup; invalidated when
-   *  the underlying setter mutates the matching array. Resources /
-   *  globals / pages are looked up by slug 16+ times per request across
-   *  the page-data builders — the linear `Array.find` adds up around 50+
-   *  resources. */
-  private _resourceBySlug?: Map<string, ResourceClass>
-  private _globalBySlug?:   Map<string, GlobalClass>
-  private _pageBySlug?:     Map<string, typeof Page>
-  /**
-   * Per-user navigation badge cache. Keyed by `${ownerName}|${userKey}`
-   * — `userKey` derived from `user.id` (or the primitive user / JSON
-   * fallback / `''` for anon). Each entry expires after
-   * `getNavigationBadgeTtl()` ms.
-   */
-  private _navigationBadgeCache: Map<string, { value: string | undefined; expires: number }> = new Map()
-
-  private constructor(name: string) {
-    this.config = {
-      name,
-      path: '/admin',
-      layout: 'sidebar',
-      resources: [],
-      globals: [],
-      pages: [],
-      clusters: [],
-      branding: {},
-    }
-  }
-
-  static make(name: string): Pilotiq {
-    return new Pilotiq(name)
-  }
-
-  path(p: string): this {
-    this.config.path = `/${p.replace(/^\/+/, '')}`
-    return this
-  }
-
-  branding(b: { title?: string; logo?: string }): this {
-    this.config.branding = b
-    return this
-  }
-
-  resources(r: ResourceClass[]): this {
-    this.config.resources = r
-    delete this._resourceBySlug
-    return this
-  }
-
-  globals(g: GlobalClass[]): this {
-    this.config.globals = g
-    delete this._globalBySlug
-    return this
-  }
-
-  pages(p: (typeof Page)[]): this {
-    this.config.pages = p
-    delete this._pageBySlug
-    return this
-  }
-
-  clusters(c: ClusterClass[]): this {
-    this.config.clusters = c
-    return this
-  }
-
-  schema(def: SchemaDefinition): this {
-    this.config.schema = def
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Plan #15 — mark a Page as the panel-root entry. Sugar for "render
-   * this page's `schema()` at `${base}` instead of the default
-   * dashboard layout."
-   *
-   * Effects:
-   *   1. `GET ${base}` resolves the page's schema (instead of the
-   *      builder-level `schema()` definition).
-   *   2. The page is registered in `cfg.pages` if not already there
-   *      (so canAccess + the action / form-state routes wire up).
-   *   3. Navigation collapses the page's nav URL to `${base}` (no
-   *      trailing slug segment) so the sidebar entry deep-links to
-   *      the panel root.
-   *
-   * The page subclass is plain — no special Page subclass required.
-   * The convention is `static slug = ''` so the regular slug-route
-   * doesn't also catch it; `panel.dashboard()` enforces this by
-   * skipping the page in the slug-route registration.
-   *
-   * @example
-   *   class MyDashboard extends Page {
-   *     static slug = ''
-   *     static label = 'Dashboard'
-   *     static schema() { return [Heading.make('Welcome')] }
-   *   }
-   *   panel.dashboard(MyDashboard)
-   */
-  dashboard(P: typeof Page): this {
-    this.config.dashboardPage = P
-    if (!this.config.pages.includes(P)) {
-      this.config.pages = [...this.config.pages, P]
-      delete this._pageBySlug
-    }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Mark a Page as the panel's profile page. The page is auto-added to
-   * `cfg.pages` (routing + canAccess wired up) and the user-menu
-   * dropdown prepends an "Edit profile" entry pointing at it.
-   *
-   *   class ProfilePage extends Page {
-   *     static slug  = 'profile'
-   *     static label = 'My profile'
-   *     static icon  = 'user-circle'
-   *     static schema(ctx) {
-   *       return [Form.make().schema([TextField.make('name')…])]
-   *     }
-   *   }
-   *   panel.profile(ProfilePage)
-   */
-  profile(P: typeof Page): this {
-    this.config.profilePage = P
-    if (!this.config.pages.includes(P)) {
-      this.config.pages = [...this.config.pages, P]
-      delete this._pageBySlug
-    }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  layout(l: PilotiqLayout): this {
-    this.config.layout = l
-    return this
-  }
-
-  theme(config: ThemeConfig): this {
-    this.config.theme = config
-    return this
-  }
-
-  guard(fn: (req: unknown) => boolean | Promise<boolean>): this {
-    this.config.guard = fn
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Configure the current-user resolver. Pilotiq calls `fn(req)` once per
-   * request and forwards the return value into every `Resource.canX(...)`,
-   * `Global.canX(...)`, `Page.canAccess(...)`, and `Action.visible(({ user })
-   * => ...)` callback. The user object is opaque to pilotiq.
-   *
-   * Apps using `@rudderjs/auth`:
-   *
-   *   import { Auth } from '@rudderjs/auth'
-   *   Pilotiq.make('admin').user(() => Auth.user())
-   *
-   * Apps with custom auth pass whatever resolves their user. When unset,
-   * `resolveUser` returns `null` and the default `can*` predicates (which
-   * ignore `user`) all resolve `true`.
-   */
-  user(fn: UserResolver): this {
-    this.config.user = fn
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Configure file uploads. Pass an adapter implementing
-   * `UploadAdapter`; `localUpload({ root, urlPrefix })` is bundled for
-   * disk-backed storage. Apps using S3 / R2 / a custom storage backend
-   * provide their own adapter conforming to the same interface.
-   *
-   *   import { localUpload } from '@pilotiq/pilotiq/uploads'
-   *   Pilotiq.make('admin').uploads({
-   *     adapter: localUpload({ root: 'public/uploads', urlPrefix: '/uploads' })
-   *   })
-   */
-  uploads(config: UploadConfig): this {
-    this.config.uploads = config
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Register entries for the panel's top-right user-menu dropdown.
-   * Replaces any previously registered set (call once with the full
-   * list). The dropdown only mounts when `Pilotiq.user(req => …)` is
-   * configured AND resolves a non-null user; otherwise the items are
-   * silently ignored.
-   *
-   *   import { UserMenuItem } from '@pilotiq/pilotiq'
-   *   Pilotiq.make('admin')
-   *     .user(req => Auth.user())
-   *     .userMenuItems([
-   *       UserMenuItem.make('profile').label('My profile').url('/profile'),
-   *       UserMenuItem.make('billing').label('Billing').url('/billing').sort(10),
-   *     ])
-   *     .signOut('/logout')
-   */
-  userMenuItems(items: UserMenuItem[]): this {
-    this.config.userMenuItems = items
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Configure the sign-out entry on the user menu. Pass a string for the
-   * default POST shape, or a `SignOutConfig` to override label/method.
-   *
-   *   .signOut('/logout')
-   *   .signOut({ url: '/auth/logout', method: 'GET', label: 'Log out' })
-   */
-  signOut(config: string | SignOutConfig): this {
-    this.config.signOut = typeof config === 'string' ? { url: config } : config
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Register a server-side hydrator that runs after the fill pipeline
-   * on every resource edit page. Each registered hydrator's non-null
-   * return merges onto the form's default values; multiple registrations
-   * are walked in registration order (later wins on key conflicts).
-   *
-   *   panel.editPageHydrator(async ({ resource, recordId }) => {
-   *     // override defaults for this record from your alt source
-   *     return { title: await draftStore.read(resource.getSlug(), recordId) }
-   *   })
-   *
-   * Plugins typically register from inside their `register(panel)` hook.
-   * Throwing or returning `null` is a pass-through — the DB row values
-   * survive. See `EditPageHydrator` for the full contract.
-   */
-  editPageHydrator(fn: EditPageHydrator): this {
-    if (!this.config.editPageHydrators) this.config.editPageHydrators = []
-    this.config.editPageHydrators.push(fn)
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Enable persistent database-backed notifications. Mounts the bell in
-   * the panel chrome + a small set of `_notifications` endpoints. The
-   * bell only renders when a non-null user resolves from
-   * `Pilotiq.user(req => …)` — anonymous requests never see the
-   * affordance.
-   *
-   * Sends originate from `Notification.make('Saved')
-   * .sendToDatabase(user)` (and the rudder `Notifier.send(user, ...)` /
-   * `notify(user, ...)` paths when the app uses the upstream
-   * notification class). Both write to the same `notification` table so
-   * the bell surfaces both.
-   *
-   *   Pilotiq.make('admin')
-   *     .user(req => Auth.user())
-   *     .databaseNotifications()                              // defaults
-   *     .databaseNotifications({ position: 'sidebar' })       // bell in sidebar
-   *     .databaseNotifications({ polling: null })             // disable polling
-   *     .databaseNotifications({ polling: 10, pageSize: 50 }) // custom
-   */
-  databaseNotifications(opts: DatabaseNotificationsConfig = {}): this {
-    this.config.databaseNotifications = { ...opts, enabled: true }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Sugar setter for the polling interval. `null` disables auto-poll.
-   * Has no effect unless `.databaseNotifications()` was called.
-   */
-  databaseNotificationsPolling(seconds: number | null): this {
-    if (!this.config.databaseNotifications) return this
-    this.config.databaseNotifications = {
-      ...this.config.databaseNotifications,
-      polling: seconds,
-    }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Sugar setter for the bell mount position. Has no effect unless
-   * `.databaseNotifications()` was called.
-   */
-  databaseNotificationsPosition(position: 'topbar' | 'sidebar'): this {
-    if (!this.config.databaseNotifications) return this
-    this.config.databaseNotifications = {
-      ...this.config.databaseNotifications,
-      position,
-    }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Phase 2 — enable broadcast push for the bell. Requires
-   * `@rudderjs/broadcast` to be installed and `BroadcastingProvider`
-   * registered. Pass `{ wsUrl }` to override the WebSocket URL (default:
-   * same-origin `/ws`). Has no effect unless `.databaseNotifications()`
-   * was called.
-   *
-   *   .databaseNotifications().databaseNotificationsBroadcast()
-   *   .databaseNotifications().databaseNotificationsBroadcast({ wsUrl: 'wss://…/ws' })
-   */
-  databaseNotificationsBroadcast(opts: boolean | { wsUrl?: string } = true): this {
-    if (!this.config.databaseNotifications) return this
-    this.config.databaseNotifications = {
-      ...this.config.databaseNotifications,
-      broadcast: opts,
-    }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Register named handlers for `Notification.actions([…])` slots.
-   * Calling this twice merges — later registrations override earlier
-   * keys.
-   *
-   *   panel.notificationHandlers({
-   *     'archive-project': async (ctx) => {
-   *       const { projectId } = ctx.payload as { projectId: number }
-   *       await Project.update(projectId, { archivedAt: new Date() })
-   *       return { notify: { title: 'Archived', type: 'success' } }
-   *     },
-   *   })
-   *
-   * Names must match `^[A-Za-z0-9_-]+$` (URL-safe — they ride in the
-   * action endpoint path). Empty / whitespace / non-conforming keys
-   * throw at registration time so a typo fails fast instead of 404ing
-   * three days later when a user clicks the action on an old row.
-   *
-   * Closures registered here survive a `data` JSON round-trip (only
-   * the name does — the closure stays in memory). For transient toasts
-   * authored against the current page, `Action.handler(async ctx => …)`
-   * still works inline — the registry is only required for persisted
-   * actions.
-   */
-  notificationHandlers(map: Record<string, NotificationActionHandler>): this {
-    const namePattern = /^[A-Za-z0-9_-]+$/
-    for (const key of Object.keys(map)) {
-      if (!namePattern.test(key)) {
-        throw new Error(
-          `[Pilotiq] notificationHandlers: handler name "${key}" contains characters ` +
-          `outside [A-Za-z0-9_-]. Names ride in the action URL path; pick a URL-safe key.`,
-        )
-      }
-    }
-    this.config.notificationHandlers = {
-      ...(this.config.notificationHandlers ?? {}),
-      ...map,
-    }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — looked up by the notification-action route. */
-  getNotificationHandler(name: string): NotificationActionHandler | undefined {
-    return this.config.notificationHandlers?.[name]
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Register a render hook — a callback that returns `Element[]` to
-   * mount at a named slot in the panel chrome or page renderers. Multiple
-   * hooks against the same name run in registration order; their outputs
-   * concatenate.
-   *
-   *   import { Alert } from '@pilotiq/pilotiq'
-   *
-   *   Pilotiq.make('admin')
-   *     .renderHook('panels::topbar.start', ({ user }) => [
-   *       Alert.make(`Hi, ${(user as any)?.name ?? 'there'}`).info(),
-   *     ])
-   *     .renderHook(
-   *       'panels::resource.pages.list-records.table.before',
-   *       () => [Heading.make('Bulk import')],
-   *       { resource: ArticleResource },
-   *     )
-   *
-   * Scope (optional) restricts the hook to a single resource / page /
-   * global. Scope keys are OR'd within the object — passing
-   * `{ resource: A, page: P }` fires when EITHER `A` OR `P` is the
-   * active route's identifier.
-   *
-   * Throwing hooks fail closed: their slot's contribution drops; other
-   * hooks at the same slot still ship.
-   *
-   * Plan + guide: docs/plans/render-hooks.md, docs/guide/render-hooks.md.
-   */
-  renderHook(name: RenderHookName, fn: RenderHookFn, scope?: RenderHookScope): this {
-    if (!this.config.renderHooks) this.config.renderHooks = []
-    const entry: RenderHookEntry = { name, fn }
-    if (scope !== undefined) entry.scope = scope
-    this.config.renderHooks.push(entry)
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Resolve the current user for a request. Internal helper called by
-   * routes + `panelInfo()`. Returns `null` when the resolver is unset or
-   * throws. Errors are swallowed deliberately — a failing user resolver
-   * should fail closed (no user) rather than 500 the page.
-   */
-  async resolveUser(req?: unknown): Promise<unknown | null> {
-    if (!this.config.user) return null
-    try {
-      const u = await this.config.user(req)
-      return u ?? null
-    } catch {
-      return null
-    }
-  }
-
-  use(plugin: PilotiqPlugin): this {
-    this.installedPlugins.push(plugin)
-    plugin.register(this)
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Register multiple plugins in a single call. Each plugin's `register()`
-   * runs in array order — equivalent to chaining `.use(p)` per item.
-   *
-   * @example
-   * ```ts
-   * import { tiptap } from '@pilotiq/tiptap'
-   * import { codeEditor } from '@pilotiq/codemirror'
-   * import { recharts } from '@pilotiq/recharts'
-   * import { json } from '@codemirror/lang-json'
-   *
-   * Pilotiq.make('Admin')
-   *   .plugins([
-   *     tiptap(),
-   *     codeEditor({ languages: { json } }),
-   *     recharts(),
-   *   ])
-   * ```
-   */
-  plugins(list: PilotiqPlugin[]): this {
-    for (const plugin of list) this.use(plugin)
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Register a single right-sidebar contribution. Plugins surface chat
-   * boxes, presence panels, document outlines, etc. through this — pilotiq
-   * core ships the sidebar chrome (collapse / resize / tab strip / mobile
-   * sheet); each contribution provides only its body component.
-   *
-   * @example
-   * ```ts
-   * Pilotiq.make('Admin').rightPanel({
-   *   id:        'ai.chat',
-   *   label:     'AI Assistant',
-   *   icon:      'sparkles',
-   *   render:    AiChatBody,
-   *   defaultWidth: 360,
-   * })
-   * ```
-   *
-   * Adapter packages typically call this from inside their plugin's
-   * `register(panel)` so consumers wire everything via `.plugins([…])`.
-   *
-   * @throws when `id` is missing/invalid, when `render` isn't a
-   *         component, when `defaultWidth` is out of [240, 800], or when
-   *         the same `id` was already registered.
-   */
-  rightPanel(contribution: RightPanelContribution): this {
-    validateRightPanel(contribution)
-    const existing = this.config.rightPanels ?? []
-    const dup = findDuplicateRightPanelId(existing, contribution)
-    if (dup) {
-      throw new Error(
-        `[Pilotiq] rightPanel: contribution id "${contribution.id}" is already ` +
-        `registered. Each right-sidebar contribution must use a unique id.`,
-      )
-    }
-    this.config.rightPanels = [...existing, contribution]
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Bulk variant of {@link rightPanel}. Registers each contribution in
-   * array order; throws on the first invalid or duplicate id.
-   *
-   * @example
-   * ```ts
-   * Pilotiq.make('Admin').rightPanels([
-   *   { id: 'ai.chat',  render: AiChatBody },
-   *   { id: 'outline',  render: OutlineBody, defaultWidth: 280 },
-   * ])
-   * ```
-   */
-  rightPanels(list: RightPanelContribution[]): this {
-    for (const c of list) this.rightPanel(c)
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — `panelInfo()` reads this to build `RightSidebarMeta`. */
-  getRightPanels(): readonly RightPanelContribution[] {
-    return this.config.rightPanels ?? []
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Register a component that wraps the panel's `<AppShell>` children at
-   * the layout root. Plugins use this to mount React providers (AI chat
-   * queue context, tenant theme switcher, feature-flag overlay, …) so
-   * they're in scope for every page in the panel without consumers
-   * having to manually wrap their `+Layout.tsx`.
-   *
-   * Adapter packages typically call this from inside their plugin's
-   * `register(panel)` so consumers wire everything via `.plugins([…])`.
-   *
-   * Provider components receive `{ children, basePath? }` props.
-   * Registration order is preservation order: the first registered
-   * provider sits OUTERMOST (closest to the layout root); the last sits
-   * INNERMOST (closest to the page tree). When two providers depend on
-   * each other, register the producer first.
-   *
-   * @example
-   * ```ts
-   * // In a plugin's register(panel):
-   * panel.layoutProvider(({ children, basePath }) =>
-   *   <AiUiProvider panelPath={basePath}>{children}</AiUiProvider>
-   * )
-   * ```
-   *
-   * @throws when `provider` isn't a function (component).
-   */
-  layoutProvider(provider: LayoutProviderComponent): this {
-    if (typeof provider !== 'function') {
-      throw new Error(
-        `[Pilotiq] layoutProvider: expected a React component, got ${typeof provider}.`,
-      )
-    }
-    const existing = this.config.layoutProviders ?? []
-    this.config.layoutProviders = [...existing, provider]
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Bulk variant of {@link layoutProvider}. Registers each provider in
-   * array order.
-   */
-  layoutProviders(list: LayoutProviderComponent[]): this {
-    for (const c of list) this.layoutProvider(c)
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — read by the Vite plugin's `_components.ts` emitter. */
-  getLayoutProviders(): readonly LayoutProviderComponent[] {
-    return this.config.layoutProviders ?? []
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Override one of pilotiq's built-in chrome slots with a custom React
-   * component. Calling twice merges — the latest registration wins per
-   * slot; unset keys preserve the prior value (so a plugin can override
-   * `nav` without clearing a host app's `footer`).
-   *
-   * Three slots ship today: `nav` (replaces the default nav tree),
-   * `header` (replaces the whole `<header>` chrome bar in both
-   * layouts — in `TopbarLayout` this subsumes the nav), and `footer`
-   * (mounts a `<footer>` below the main content area in both layouts).
-   * See {@link ComponentSlots} for the per-slot semantics and which
-   * render hooks compose vs. stop firing under each replacement.
-   *
-   * Component refs are harvested by the Vite plugin into
-   * `pages/(pilotiq)/_components.ts` — they never travel over the wire,
-   * so authoring inside the panel module (which is import-safe on both
-   * server and client) is the supported entry point.
-   *
-   * @example
-   * ```ts
-   * import { MyCustomSidebar } from './MyCustomSidebar.js'
-   *
-   * Pilotiq.make('Admin').components({ nav: MyCustomSidebar })
-   * ```
-   *
-   * The supplied component receives `{ navigation, basePath, currentPath }`
-   * — the same shape `panelInfo()` produces for the default renderers.
-   * Import `NavComponentProps` and `isNavItemActive` from
-   * `@pilotiq/pilotiq/react` to author a typed component that reuses
-   * the framework's longest-prefix active-link semantics.
-   */
-  components(slots: ComponentSlots): this {
-    this.config.components = { ...(this.config.components ?? {}), ...slots }
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — read by the Vite plugin's `_components.ts` emitter. */
-  getComponentSlots(): Readonly<ComponentSlots> {
-    return this.config.components ?? {}
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Set the panel-wide AI suggestion mode.
-   *
-   * - `'auto'` (default) — agent writes apply immediately.
-   * - `'review'` — agent writes stage as `PendingSuggestion`s; the user
-   *   approves/rejects via inline diff (text) or value-comparison panel
-   *   (non-text). Reuses the Phase 8.5 applier registry on approve.
-   *
-   * Plan: `docs/plans/ai-review-mode.md`.
-   */
-  aiSuggestionsMode(mode: 'auto' | 'review'): this {
-    this.config.aiSuggestionsMode = mode
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — read by `panelInfo()` and stamped onto the wire shape so
-   *  the AI client tool knows which branch (apply vs queue) to take. */
-  getAiSuggestionsMode(): 'auto' | 'review' {
-    return this.config.aiSuggestionsMode ?? 'auto'
-  }
-
-  /** @internal */
-  enableThemeEditor(): void {
-    this.config.themeEditor = true
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — assign the storage adapter resolved by the
-   *  `themeEditor({ storage })` plugin OR by the service provider's
-   *  back-compat Prisma fallback. Both writers funnel through this
-   *  setter so the route handlers consume a single slot. */
-  _setThemeStorage(adapter: ThemeStorageAdapter | undefined): void {
-    if (adapter === undefined) {
-      delete this.config.themeStorage
-    } else {
-      this.config.themeStorage = adapter
-    }
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — the active theme storage adapter (explicit or the
-   *  boot-time Prisma fallback). Routes read from here. */
-  getThemeStorage(): ThemeStorageAdapter | undefined {
-    return this.config.themeStorage
-  }
-
-  /** @internal */
-  setThemeOverrides(overrides: Partial<ThemeConfig> | undefined): void {
-    if (overrides === undefined) {
-      delete this.config._themeOverrides
-    } else {
-      this.config._themeOverrides = overrides
-    }
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — returns code defaults merged with DB overrides. Returns an
-   *  empty config when the theme editor is on so the built-in default preset
-   *  still resolves and the editor can persist overrides on top. */
-  getMergedTheme(): ThemeConfig | undefined {
-    const base = this.config.theme
-    const overrides = this.config._themeOverrides
-    if (!base && !overrides && !this.config.themeEditor) return undefined
-    return { ...base, ...overrides }
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * Slug-indexed lookup for resources. O(1) replacement for
-   * `cfg.resources.find(r => r.getSlug() === slug)`. Built lazily on
-   * first call; invalidated when `.resources([…])` is reassigned.
-   */
-  findResource(slug: string): ResourceClass | undefined {
-    if (!this._resourceBySlug) {
-      this._resourceBySlug = new Map(this.config.resources.map(r => [r.getSlug(), r]))
-    }
-    return this._resourceBySlug.get(slug)
-  }
-
-  /** Slug-indexed lookup for globals. See `findResource`. */
-  findGlobal(slug: string): GlobalClass | undefined {
-    if (!this._globalBySlug) {
-      this._globalBySlug = new Map(this.config.globals.map(g => [g.getSlug(), g]))
-    }
-    return this._globalBySlug.get(slug)
-  }
-
-  /** Slug-indexed lookup for pages. See `findResource`. */
-  findPage(slug: string): typeof Page | undefined {
-    if (!this._pageBySlug) {
-      this._pageBySlug = new Map(this.config.pages.map(p => [p.getSlug(), p]))
-    }
-    return this._pageBySlug.get(slug)
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * TTL (milliseconds) for the per-user navigation badge cache. Badges
-   * resolve once per `(owner, userIdentity)` pair and serve from the
-   * in-memory cache until the TTL elapses; the cache covers the
-   * common case where a panel with N resources each running
-   * `Model.count()` for a sidebar badge would otherwise issue N queries
-   * on every page nav.
-   *
-   * Pass `0` (or `null`) to disable caching entirely. Default 30000.
-   */
-  navigationBadgeTtl(ms: number | null): this {
-    if (ms === null) {
-      delete this.config.navigationBadgeTtlMs
-    } else {
-      this.config.navigationBadgeTtlMs = Math.max(0, ms)
-    }
-    // Bust on reconfigure so the new TTL doesn't reuse stale slots.
-    this._navigationBadgeCache.clear()
-    return this
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — resolved TTL in milliseconds. Default 30s. `0`
-   *  disables caching (each request re-resolves). */
-  getNavigationBadgeTtl(): number {
-    return this.config.navigationBadgeTtlMs ?? 30_000
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — cache key for one (owner, user) pair. */
-  navigationBadgeCacheKey(ownerName: string, user: unknown): string {
-    return `${ownerName}|${userIdentityKey(user)}`
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — read-through cache for a single owner's badge value.
-   *  Caller supplies the resolver; cache wraps it with the configured
-   *  TTL. When TTL is 0 the resolver is invoked unconditionally and
-   *  nothing is stored. */
-  async resolveNavigationBadge(
-    ownerName: string,
-    user:      unknown,
-    resolver:  () => Promise<string | undefined>,
-  ): Promise<string | undefined> {
-    const ttl = this.getNavigationBadgeTtl()
-    if (ttl <= 0) return resolver()
-
-    const key = this.navigationBadgeCacheKey(ownerName, user)
-    const now = Date.now()
-    const hit = this._navigationBadgeCache.get(key)
-    if (hit && hit.expires > now) return hit.value
-
-    const value = await resolver()
-    this._navigationBadgeCache.set(key, { value, expires: now + ttl })
-    return value
-  }
-
-  /** @internal — test seam; clears the per-user badge cache. */
-  _clearNavigationBadgeCache(): void {
-    this._navigationBadgeCache.clear()
-  }
-
-  /** @internal */
-  getConfig(): Readonly<PilotiqConfig> {
-    return this.config
-  }
-
-  /** @internal */
-  getPlugins(): readonly PilotiqPlugin[] {
-    return this.installedPlugins
-  }
-}
-
-/**
- * Stable cache key derived from a user object. Pilotiq treats the user
- * as opaque, so we sniff the common shapes:
- *
- * 1. `null` / `undefined` — anonymous request; everyone shares one slot.
- * 2. Primitive (string / number / bigint / boolean) — stringify directly.
- * 3. Object with `id` — `String(user.id)` (the 99% case for app-supplied users).
- * 4. Other objects — `JSON.stringify` as a last resort; falls back to a
- *    sentinel if stringify throws (cycles).
- *
- * Two distinct users with the same `id` collide, but that's the same
- * collision the rest of the framework already trusts.
- */
-function userIdentityKey(user: unknown): string {
-  if (user === null || user === undefined) return ''
-  const t = typeof user
-  if (t === 'string' || t === 'number' || t === 'bigint' || t === 'boolean') return String(user)
-  if (t === 'object') {
-    const u = user as { id?: unknown }
-    if (u.id !== undefined && u.id !== null) return String(u.id)
-    try { return JSON.stringify(user) } catch { return '__opaque__' }
-  }
-  return '__opaque__'
-}