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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code


Generated by Claude Code

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code


Generated by Claude Code

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code


Generated by Claude Code

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
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, 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { // Highlight search terms from Google/DuckDuckGo/Bing referrer (function() { var ref = document.referrer; var terms = []; if (ref.includes('google.com') || ref.includes('duckduckgo.com') || ref.includes('bing.com')) { var url = new URL(ref); var q = url.searchParams.get('q') || url.searchParams.get('p'); if (q) { terms = q.split(/\s+/).filter(function(t) { return t.length > 2; }); } } if (terms.length === 0) return; var style = document.createElement('style'); style.textContent = '.userscript-highlight { background: #fbbf24; color: #1a1a2e; padding: 1px 3px; border-radius: 2px; }'; document.head.appendChild(style); function highlight(node) { if (node.nodeType === 3) { // text node var text = node.textContent; var found = false; terms.forEach(function(term) { var regex = new RegExp('(' + term.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\') + ')', 'gi'); if (regex.test(text)) { found = true; var frag = document.createDocumentFragment(); var parts = text.split(regex); parts.forEach(function(part, i) { if (i % 2 === 0) { frag.appendChild(document.createTextNode(part)); } else { var span = document.createElement('span'); span.className = 'userscript-highlight'; span.textContent = part; frag.appendChild(span); } }); node.parentNode.replaceChild(frag, node); } }); } else if (node.nodeType === 1 && node.childNodes) { // element var skipTags = ['SCRIPT', 'STYLE', 'NOSCRIPT', 'TEXTAREA', 'INPUT', 'SELECT']; if (!skipTags.includes(node.tagName)) { Array.from(node.childNodes).forEach(highlight); } } } highlight(document.body); // Re-highlight on dynamic content var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) { mutations.forEach(function(m) { m.addedNodes.forEach(function(node) { if (node.nodeType === 1 || node.nodeType === 3) highlight(node); }); }); }); observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true }); })(); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Highlight Search Terms]', __e); } })(); (function(){ try { var __m = "*"; var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + ' Add searchable filtering to the settings navigator by DragonnZhang · Pull Request #40 · modelstudioai/openwork · GitHub
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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code


Generated by Claude Code

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
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, 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { // Strip utm_, fbclid, gclid, etc. from all links on page (function() { var trackingParams = ['utm_source', 'utm_medium', 'utm_campaign', 'utm_term', 'utm_content', 'fbclid', 'gclid', 'dclid', 'msclkid', 'yclid', 'ref', 'ref_src', 'source', 'medium', 'campaign']; function cleanUrl(url) { try { var u = new URL(url, window.location.origin); var changed = false; trackingParams.forEach(function(p) { if (u.searchParams.has(p)) { u.searchParams.delete(p); changed = true; } }); return changed ? u.toString() : url; } catch (e) { return url; } } function cleanLinks() { document.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) { var clean = cleanUrl(a.href); if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean; }); } cleanLinks(); var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) { mutations.forEach(function(m) { m.addedNodes.forEach(function(node) { if (node.nodeType === 1) { if (node.tagName === 'A') cleanLinks(); node.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) { var clean = cleanUrl(a.href); if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean; }); } }); }); }); observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true }); })(); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Remove Tracking Parameters from Links]', __e); } })(); (function(){ try { var __m = "youtube.com"; var __re = new RegExp('^' + "youtube\\.com" + ' Add searchable filtering to the settings navigator by DragonnZhang · Pull Request #40 · modelstudioai/openwork · GitHub
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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code


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The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

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Generated by Claude Code

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
DragonnZhang merged commit 36bac52 into mainJul 1, 2026
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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

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Generated by Claude Code

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
DragonnZhang merged commit 36bac52 into mainJul 1, 2026
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Closes#39

What & why

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections
(General, Appearance, App, AI, Input, Shortcuts, Memory, MCP Servers, Hooks,
Extensions, Permissions, Labels, Messaging, Server, Workspace, Preferences).
Comparable desktop apps (Claude Code Desktop, VS Code, Codex desktop) all let
you search settings; OpenWork's session list, sources list, model picker and
tools list already have search, so settings was the conspicuous gap.

This adds a search box at the top of SettingsNavigator that filters sections
by title + description (case-insensitive substring), with:

  • the existing session-search styling (search icon, clear button, focus ring),
  • a "No results found" empty state,
  • Esc to clear.

Frontend-only — the navigator already holds all section metadata in the
renderer, so filtering is pure React state. No backend / qwen-code change.
Reuses the existing common.search and common.noResultsFound i18n keys, so
no locale strings are added or reordered.

Changes

  • SettingsNavigator.tsx — search box + client-side filter + empty state.
  • LeftSidebar.tsx — emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the
    Settings entry point is addressable from e2e (per the harness README's "add a
    data-testid in the same PR" guidance).
  • e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts — new CDP assertion (below).
  • e2e/app.ts — harness robustness so more than one assertion can run
    headless: each launch gets its own profile dir (keyed on the unique debug
    port), and on headless Linux the app launches under setsid so teardown
    reaps the whole xvfb-run tree. Previously a lingering Electron instance held
    the single-instance lock and the second assertion's launch could never find a
    renderer target.

Verification (DoD)

  • bun run typecheck:all — ✅ passes.
  • bun test — no new failures vs. main (the repo has pre-existing, unrelated
    failures — e.g. BrowserCDP, BrowserPaneManager, i18n locale parity
    sorted checks; this change introduces none and touches none of them).
  • Electron build — ✅ (electron:build).
  • App boots — ✅ (app-boots assertion).
  • Feature CDP assertion — ✅ 2/2 passed:
🧪 Running 2 e2e assertion(s)
• app boots and main window renders ... ✅ (2599ms)
• settings navigator search filters sections ... ✅ (2924ms)
✅ 2/2 passed

The settings-search assertion drives the real built app over CDP: opens
Settings from the sidebar, types the first section's title and asserts the list
narrows to exactly the predicted matches (every visible row contains the query
and the list shrinks), types a no-match query and asserts the empty state with
zero rows, then clears and asserts the full list is restored.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code


Generated by Claude Code

The settings navigator rendered a flat, unfilterable list of 16 sections.
Add a search box at the top that filters sections by title and description
(case-insensitive substring), mirroring the existing session-list search
styling — search icon, clear button, focus ring, Esc-to-clear, and a
"No results found" empty state. This matches the searchable-settings
affordance in comparable desktop apps.
Implementation is frontend-only and reuses existing i18n keys
(common.search, common.noResultsFound), so no locale strings change.
Also:
- LeftSidebar: emit data-testid={link.id} on nav buttons so the settings
entry point (and other nav items) are addressable from e2e.
- e2e/app.ts: give each launch its own profile dir (keyed on the debug
port) and launch under setsid on headless Linux so teardown reaps the
whole xvfb-run tree. Without this, a lingering Electron instance held
the single-instance lock and the next assertion could never get a
renderer target — which blocked running more than one CDP assertion.
- e2e/assertions/settings-search.assert.ts: drives the real app over CDP
to verify the filter narrows, shows the empty state, and restores.
@DragonnZhang
DragonnZhang merged commit 36bac52 into mainJul 1, 2026
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