Why:
Project members need RDM commands to address the registered domain project.
Failed project states and responses from a previous account must not create
work, report a rejected mutation as successful, or restore private content.
Evidence:
SELF npm test: 32 files and 251 tests passed, including project command,
mutation rejection, archived history, and delayed account response coverage.
SELF npm run build and git diff --check passed. Original regressions were
observed before implementation; root owns composition and independent replay.
Impact:
Keep host IDs for conversation and base settings APIs; send the decorated
domain ID to RDM project commands. Reuse existing sidebar, settings and toast
states. Reset identity projections and invalidate old asynchronous responses.
No deployment, database change, push, merge, or workspace cleanup.
Refs:
Dev feature-project-member-access task card and implementation plan Task 4
Why: The first S4 pass makes the project the navigation context, keeps deep views in one overlay, and leaves domain panels empty until a plugin declares them.
Evidence: npx tsc -b and npm test (61 passed) in modules/frontend.
Impact: Top bar, project sidebar, inbox all/todo filter, one-way scroll sync, drag-and-drop on the whole chat column, and local molv/system themes.
Refs: feature/s4-shell-overhaul
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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