Why: auditors need to generate and download a watermarked report from the overview, and that must not appear when the export commands are off or change whether the workspace itself opens.
Evidence: SELF npm test, 138 passed. Playwright download case is in e2e/rdm-audit.playwright.ts and runs under scripts/e2e.sh.
Impact: the overview shows type, generate, draft confirmation, watermark, sha256, expiry, and download only when the three export commands are enabled.
Refs: RDM pull request 301
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: the rdm-audit entry was an unconditional builtin, so on a plain base
without any rdm.inspect.* commands the workspace opened straight into a
rejected receipt (400) - diagnosed 2026-10-12. The page also rendered raw
receipt JSON instead of a readable error.
Evidence: vitest 23 files / 112 tests pass incl. the new contract matrix
(workspaces.test.ts, rdm-errors.test.ts) and design-guard; tsc -b &&
vite build pass; e2e plain-base scenario added (driven by dev-repo
scripts/e2e.sh phase 4).
Impact: audit entry shows only when GET /api/commands lists all seven
rdm.inspect.* commands enabled (store.rdmAuditAvailable, refreshed with
the workspace list); audit errors classify into capability-missing /
auth-expired / query-failed with the raw receipt kept in a Collapsible.
Refs: 2026-10-12 diagnostic report, increment 2.
Why: buildWorkspaceEntries pushed only BUILTINS[0] (agents); the U4
rdm-audit workspace was declared but never ranked, so no user could
open the trace/audit workspace from the sidebar.
Evidence: vitest workspaces.test.ts 4/4 (updated expectations plus a
new overflow-truncation case); full browser run in scripts/e2e.sh.
Impact: sidebar gains the second builtin tool; server-declared
workspaces keep their shortcut precedence.
Refs: U4 (Dev #368) regression; task feature/rdm-e2e-acceptance.
Why: Removing the artifacts builtin shifts the shortcut ranking, so the
workspaces tests now expect agents at cmd-1; Workbench no longer selects
previewOpen in its outer scope (FilesTab owns that read).
Evidence: npx vitest run 85/85 passed; npm run build (tsc -b && vite
build) passed in the task worktree (SELF).
Impact: test/workspaces.test.ts expectations; Workbench.tsx selector
cleanup. No behavior change beyond the committed layout rework.
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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