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Web Roadmap
Status: In Progress
Parent: docs/ROADMAP.md
Stack: Next.js 16 + React 19 + TypeScript
Phase W0 — Scaffold
- Create Next.js app structure
- Wire
@bytelyst/api-client - Wire
@bytelyst/platform-client - Wire
@bytelyst/react-auth - Wire
@bytelyst/telemetry-client - Wire
@bytelyst/diagnostics-client - Import shared tokens
- Create app shell/layout
- Define route structure
Phase W1 — Core Product Shell
- Authenticated shell
- Sidebar/navigation
- Dashboard page
- Workspace page
- Note detail/editor page
- Search page
- Settings page
- Empty/loading/error states
Phase W2 — Notes MVP UX
- Full note editor experience
- Note metadata panel
- Linked notes UI
- Artifact/attachment UI
- Task extraction/review UI
- Workspace filters and saved views
- Keyboard navigation improvements
- Dense knowledge UX polish
Phase W3 — Agent UX
- Agent activity timeline
- Approval queue UI
- Before/after proposal review UI
- Audit filters and review surfaces
- Product-specific operator workflows
Phase W4 — Search / Retrieval UX
- Advanced search UI
- Smart views / saved searches if in scope
- Relationship-aware navigation UI
- Higher-density overview improvements
Phase W5 — Hardening
- Performance pass
- Accessibility pass
- Token validation pass
- Production build passes
- UX polish pass
High-Collision Areas
- top-level layout files
- auth provider setup
- navigation config
- token/theme entrypoints
Progress Notes
- 2026-03-10
- Created a new
web/Next.js 16 scaffold from scratch because the repo started docs-only. - Added ByteLyst shared package wiring for auth, platform client, telemetry, diagnostics, and shared design tokens.
- Implemented the first production-shaped route shells:
- landing page
- app shell layout
- sidebar navigation
- dashboard
- workspaces
- note detail/editor
- search
- settings
- not-found
- Used mock notes/workspaces and demo auth fallback so UI work can proceed before backend contracts are finalized.
- Expanded W2/W3 surfaces with:
- note metadata panel
- linked notes panel
- task review panel
- artifact panel
- workspace filter/saved-view shell
- advanced search filter/explainability shell
- review route with approval queue, before/after proposal card, and agent timeline
- Installed
web/dependencies and verified:npm run typechecknpm run build
- Fixed verification issues:
- aligned
ProductUserwith shared@bytelyst/react-authBaseUser - guarded demo auth init so server prerender does not touch
localStorage
- aligned
- Expanded the operational shell with:
- saved view data wired into dashboard, workspaces, and search
- denser search result rows with status/owner/workspace metadata
- operator workflow summary cards on dashboard and reviews
- workspace owner visibility for denser knowledge navigation
- Hardened shared accessibility/keyboard affordances with:
- skip-to-content support in the shared shell
- stronger focus-visible treatment for interactive controls
- clearer active-nav semantics via
aria-current - keyboard/accessibility guidance surfaced in navigation/settings
- Added the first web UI test harness and coverage for:
- shared
AppShellskip-link/main landmark behavior - shared
Sidebarprimary-nav and active-page semantics
- shared
- Verified
web/with:npm testnpm run typechecknpm run build
- Created a new
Open Questions
- What are the final values for:
- product name
productId- backend port
- domain identifiers
- What are the exact product-backend endpoints and response shapes for:
- auth
- notes CRUD
- workspaces CRUD
- search
- Which operator review/audit surfaces should stay product-local vs shared-dashboard-owned?
Blockers
- Product identity is still draft-level in the planning docs, so the scaffold currently uses provisional values:
ByteLyst Agentic Notesagentic-notes4016as a placeholder notes API port in.env.example
- Backend contracts are not implemented yet, so the current shell relies on mock data and demo auth fallback behavior.
Deferred
- Real backend integration for notes, workspaces, auth, and search
- Real saved-view persistence and backend-backed workspace filters
- Artifact upload/download UX
- Extraction-backed task review flows
- Backend-backed agent activity timeline, approval queue, proposal diff review, and audit filtering
- Remaining dense/accessibility polish and performance hardening
Done When
- Web is the strongest authoring and operator surface
- Dense knowledge workflows feel production-shaped
- Agent review and approval flows are usable