History, strengthened
The old history tab was a list. It survives as a proper version panel because PR #69 gives it something real to be honest about: archive is reversible and non‑destructive — it preserves drafts, versions, scenes, notes, memory and run history — while permanent delete is owner‑only and removes the whole owned project set. Those two must never look alike.
PR #69 carries the PR #60 contract: an archived project that has a body‑bearing version but no scene rows returns an explicit recovered read‑only draft, not a blank document. So the panel must render that state as what it is — recovered, and not editable — because a recovered draft that looked live would invite edits the store will not accept.
Preserves drafts, versions, scenes, notes, memory and run history. Restore puts it all back. Drawn in the neutral register, because nothing was lost.
Removes the whole owned project set. Requires typing the exact title. Drawn in the error register and never adjacent to Archive in the same control group.
| Old tab | Disposition | Where it is now |
|---|---|---|
| room | superseded | The flow surfaces took the room's job — Arrival, the rail, the gate. |
| agent | superseded | Agents live in Keystack. An agent tab contradicts residents‑only — it would re-assert an in-app roster the model no longer has. |
| memory | split | Resident memory → Keystack. Project memory IS the readiness ladder, already in the Tools panel idle state. |
| markup | survives, relocated | Lives in the room surfaces — blocking annotations drive the revise loop, so it stays reachable where the loop happens, not in a tab. |
| insights | survives, transformed | Became the Evidence Pack surface. Insights without a source was the old version of a claim without evidence. |
| history | survives, strengthened | This panel, with the archive/restore contract rendered honestly. |
The bar itself goes. It was pre‑Keystack navigation for a product where agents were in-app and the room was the centre. Both premises are gone, so the dock now carries tools · markup · history and nothing else.