feat(nav): two-level sidebar on Build/Operate taxonomy — Know group, Users under Settings, rail flyouts - #433
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…sers under Settings Takes the interaction idea from PR #283 (single-open accordion + collapsed-rail flyout popovers) and applies it to develop's Build/Operate grouping instead of the old UI structure: - Build: Agents, Agent Prompts, Flows (Data/Knowledge moved out) - Knowledge (new collapsible group): Tables (/data), Documents (/knowledge) - Operate: Chat, Executions, Artifacts (unchanged) - Settings (collapsible): existing items + Users (People group removed; user management is an admin task, not a daily destination) - New NavCollapsibleGroup component: accordion section when expanded, DropdownMenu flyout when the rail is collapsed; active route auto-opens its group; capability gating preserved per item
…s to Sources - KNOW is now a flat label group (Tables, Sources) matching Build/Operate — always visible, no expand click; only Settings stays collapsible - 'Documents' renamed to 'Sources': it is any vector/FTS-backed retrieval store (Chroma, sqlite-vec, pgvector), and the name scales to future source types (Files, Repos, Drives) nesting under KNOW
This was referenced Jul 26, 2026
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Superseded by consolidated Apps/workspace/navigation PR #471. Navigation taxonomy and collapsed-rail behavior are preserved there alongside the Apps launcher integration. |
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Summary
Reworks the sidebar on top of develop's Build / Operate taxonomy, taking the interaction idea from #283 (accordion + collapsed-rail flyouts) and applying it to the current UI structure instead of the old flat nav it was built on. Supersedes / closes the need for #283 (which was based on the pre-taxonomy UI).
New structure
/data), Sources (/knowledge)Key taxonomy decisions:
Mechanics
NavCollapsibleGroupcomponent (frontend/src/components/nav-collapsible.tsx): renders as an accordion section when the sidebar is expanded, and as a DropdownMenu flyout popover when the rail is collapsed — sub-items stay reachable without expanding the rail (replaces the old "click Settings to force-expand the rail" workaround).users.manage,agent.view_all, etc.).app-sidebar.tsxis now just group definitions + capability filtering — future taxonomy changes are one-line edits.Testing
Screenshots
Expanded sidebar — Build / Know / Operate label groups, Settings collapsible:
Collapsed rail — Settings flyout popover (all 9 items incl. Users):
Notes
/knowledge,/data,/users, ...) — only sidebar lingo and grouping moved, so no link breakage./knowledgepage itself still titles "Knowledge Sources"; renaming the page title to match "Sources" can follow separately if the lingo sticks.