Settings modal and safe local-computer setup - #88
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App settings were one long right-hand panel. They are now a modal with a section list — General, Connections, Local computer — which is where new settings can go without making one column longer. The new section sets up a computer your bots can borrow: a Linux desktop in a container on this machine, free and disposable, separate from your own desktop and files. It runs the same X11 desktop our computer tools already speak, so nothing about the tools changes — only where the commands run. It is a checklist that watches itself rather than a wall of instructions. A read-only status endpoint reports which container runtime is installed, whether its daemon is actually up, whether the image is pulled and whether the container is running; the panel polls while you work through the steps and ticks them off. Installed-but-not-running is called out separately, because that one otherwise fails later and reads as broken — verified against a real Docker install in exactly that state. We never tell anyone to install Docker specifically: its licence needs payment above 250 employees or $10M revenue and for government use, so the steps suggest Colima or Podman and we adapt to whatever is present. Nothing here installs anything; it only reports and shows commands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Integrates #82 on current
main, with the review findings and cross-platform drift resolved.system statusand JSON inspection syntaxLocal verification: 198 tests passed (7 platform-specific skips), typecheck, Electron syntax checks, production build, and a live read-only runtime probe.
Closes #82