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Alan Wizemann
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Pass-1 loudest UX complaint — "I don't see any navigation" — was rooted in the Dashboard-as-hub pattern. Chat/Memory/Cron/Skills/ Settings lived as a NavigationLink section halfway down a scrolling List, below the stats + recent sessions. Users had to scroll to find any feature. That was the right shape for a very-early MVP but the wrong shape for a companion app whose primary tab should be Chat. New `ScarfGoTabRoot` renders a 4-tab TabView at the scene root: - **Chat** — primary tab. Tapping the app opens straight into it. - **Dashboard** — stats + recent sessions (stripped of Surfaces / Connected-to / Disconnect, which now live in More). - **Memory** — MEMORY.md + USER.md + SOUL.md, unchanged. - **More** — bucket for Cron / Skills / Settings plus the destructive Forget-this-server action. Also shows the host / user / port info as a read-only section. Uses iOS 18's `.tabViewStyle(.sidebarAdaptable)` so the same tree degrades to a bottom tab bar on iPhone and renders as a native sidebar on iPadOS / macCatalyst if we add those targets later — no UI code change required. Matches the M8 density research's sidebar recommendation. Each tab owns its own NavigationStack so push navigation (Cron editor, Memory detail, chat session list) stays scoped to that tab and doesn't bleed across. DashboardView is now simpler: just stats + recent sessions. The Forget confirmation + Disconnect button moved wholesale to MoreTab inside ScarfGoTabRoot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>