The Input atom defaults to h-9 (36px) while the size="sm" filter
Buttons in the same row are h-8 (32px). On /workflows the search bar
is alone in the row so the mismatch isn't visible. On /templates and
/campaigns the type/status filter buttons sit next to the search bar
and the row stretches to the Input's 36px, visibly offsetting the
buttons. Shrink the search Input to h-8 text-xs on all three pages
and add sm:items-center to the filter rows so the controls vertically
center.
Currently the only entry point from the /contacts list to a contact's
detail page is the small Edit icon-button in the actions column. Make
the email itself a Link to /contacts/:id so the obvious affordance
("click the thing that identifies the row") works too. Applied to both
the desktop table cell and the mobile card variant.
Replace the conditional Select/Input pattern with a unified Combobox
(Input + Command dropdown) that always allows free-text input while
offering autocomplete suggestions from previously tracked events.
Applied to both workflow creation dialog and edit page (trigger event,
add WAIT_FOR_EVENT step, edit WAIT_FOR_EVENT step).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Add a `mode: 'multi'` variant to CONDITION steps that allows matching a
field against multiple values, each routing to its own named branch.
Branches are evaluated in order; first match wins. A `default` branch
catches unmatched contacts.
- Schema: z.union for legacy binary + multi-branch condition configs
- Backend: executeCondition handles multi-branch evaluation with stable
branch IDs, falls back to default when no branch matches
- Builder: Dynamic branch rendering with per-branch colors/labels,
dagre layout spreads branches horizontally
- Config UI: Mode toggle (Simple If/Else vs Multi-branch Switch),
dynamic branch list with add/remove
- Tests: 8 new multi-branch tests covering matching, ordering, default
fallback, mixed operators, and transition routing
- Full backward compatibility: all changes gated on config.mode === 'multi'
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <[email protected]>
Tania Sanz