feat(gui): put the client's logo on every Integrations surface - #3083
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adds client marks across integration surfaces, but API-row styling still uses outdated selectors and the Grok mark has low contrast in dark mode; one tab-rendering test also under-specifies the expected bare tabs. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on these localized issues. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>IntegrationsPage: open integrations surface
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MarkRegistry-->>IntegrationsPage: return asset path or null
IntegrationsPage->>ClientMark: render mark with label and size
ClientMark->>Asset: load asset for image or mask rendering
ClientMark-->>User: display decorative client mark
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When a client legitimately has a null entry in INTEGRATION_MARKS because no usable asset exists, this condition omits ClientMark entirely, bypassing its documented monogram fallback; the same client still receives a monogram on its overview card and page header, so only its tab appears bare. The coverage test checks only that the ID exists in the map and will not catch this. Render ClientMark for every client tab while passing the nullable source, and condition only on the two non-client tabs.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 60 / 80이 PR은 Integrations 화면 전체에 클라이언트 로고를 붙입니다. 지금 베이스는 새로 생긴 중심은 표면 네 곳입니다. 탭 스트립( 테스트가 이 열차의 핵심입니다. 경로 gui/src/pages/Integrations.tsx tabMark - 같은 렌더에서 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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The mark was only ever drawn in one place, the API tab's connect rows. The Integrations page -- 17 tabs, 16 cards, a header per client -- carried none, so the surface a user actually goes to in order to connect a client was the surface that could not show them which client they were looking at. ClientMark is now the one place that decides how a mark is painted. The rule it owns is the one that was already got wrong once: a single-ink logo drawn as an <img> disappears against one of the two themes, so it has to be drawn as a mask tinted with the surrounding text color instead. That ternary was inline in ClientConfigRow, which was fine at one call site and would have become four copies of a branch whose wrong side renders nothing at all. Marks now appear on the overview cards, on every client tab, and in each file-client page header. The tab strip is where it pays off most: 17 tabs on one row, and a logo is found faster than the tenth label is read. Four rows have no export client behind them and get marks from the provider icons already committed -- Codex takes OpenAI's, Claude and Claude Desktop share one because they are one brand on two surfaces, Grok takes its own. Two tabs stay bare on purpose: overview is the page itself and keys is a credential surface, not an integration, so a mark there would imply a client that does not exist. MASKED_MARKS is keyed by asset path where MONOCHROME_CLIENT_MARKS is keyed by client id, and it is derived from it rather than restated. kimi-color.svg is reachable both as a provider icon and as a client mark; a path-keyed set cannot mask it on one surface and leave it unmasked on the other, and two hand-maintained lists of the same fact would drift. Two assets that look like they belong in that set do not. openai.svg is a single fill, but the fill is #10A37F -- OpenAI's green, the brand itself -- so masking it would repaint a trademark in the theme's text color, exactly the reason dsh stays an image despite being single-ink. grok.svg is #000000, a genuine neutral and a real candidate, but it is xAI's published asset with a literal fill and rewriting that file to currentColor is a change to someone else's mark rather than a rendering decision. Both stay images. The Codex tab now reads "Codex" in all nine locales instead of "Codex CLI". The mark carries that identity, and the row covers the app and the SDK too, so the suffix was both redundant and slightly wrong. integrations.codex.title and .body keep theirs -- they describe routing, where "CLI" is accurate. Marks are aria-hidden everywhere and their images carry an empty alt. Each sits beside a label that already names the client, and a mark that joined the accessible name would make a screen reader say "Claude Claude". Nine guards, each driven red first. Three render-level ones -- a card, a tab and a page header must each carry a mark -- because the map being right while the component is never called is exactly the failure a data-only test cannot see, and it is the failure that would have shipped: the marks were correct in data long before any surface drew them. Falsifying the mask rule by adding openai.svg failed three tests at once. Rendered and inspected at 1440 and 390 wide: the strip wraps to four rows on mobile with every mark intact, and the card head keeps the mark with the title rather than letting the state badge land between them.
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In `@gui/src/components/integration-marks.ts`:
- Around line 70-73: Update ClientMark’s Grok rendering to apply the existing
dark-theme inversion rule from the stylesheet, while leaving grok.svg unchanged.
Ensure the treatment applies only in dark mode and preserves the current
light-mode rendering.
In `@gui/src/styles-integrations.css`:
- Around line 73-85: Update the API-row styles associated with ClientMark to use
the rendered .client-mark--mask and .client-mark--monogram selectors instead of
the obsolete .awi-clientconfig variants. Ensure the mask reset removes the
wrapper border and background, and align or remove monogram-specific rules so
nested slot chrome is not rendered.
Apply the same fix in `@gui/src/components/apikeys-workspace/ClientConfigRow.tsx`
at line 98: This is the component location introducing the shared classes
covered by the consolidated styling fix.
In `@gui/tests/integrations-surfaces.test.tsx`:
- Line 850: Strengthen the tab-mark assertions around the existing count check
by verifying that the overview and keys tabs do not have a .client-mark, then
verify that every other tab has one. Keep the existing tabs and marked symbols
and preserve the count assertion as appropriate.
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| * - `grok.svg` is #000000, a genuine neutral and a real masking candidate. It | ||
| * is xAI's published asset with a literal fill, and rewriting that file to | ||
| * `currentColor` is a change to someone else's mark rather than a rendering | ||
| * choice, so it stays an image here. |
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Apply a dark-theme treatment to the Grok mark. grok.svg is black. ClientMark renders it without a filter. Contrast is only 1.30:1 on tabs and 1.59:1 on cards in dark mode, versus 21.00:1 and 19.09:1 in light mode. Reuse the existing Grok inversion rule in gui/src/styles.css:2268-2273.
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In `@gui/src/components/integration-marks.ts` around lines 70 - 73, Update
ClientMark’s Grok rendering to apply the existing dark-theme inversion rule from
the stylesheet, while leaving grok.svg unchanged. Ensure the treatment applies
only in dark mode and preserves the current light-mode rendering.
| .client-mark--mask { | ||
| background: var(--text); | ||
| mask-size: contain; | ||
| mask-repeat: no-repeat; | ||
| mask-position: center; | ||
| -webkit-mask-size: contain; | ||
| -webkit-mask-repeat: no-repeat; | ||
| -webkit-mask-position: center; | ||
| } | ||
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| being one: muted, and the slot a real mark drops into later. */ | ||
| .client-mark--monogram { |
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Use ClientMark's variant classes for API-row chrome. ClientConfigRow now renders .client-mark--mask and .client-mark--monogram, but the API-row CSS still targets the obsolete .awi-clientconfig-mark-mask and .awi-clientconfig-monogram classes. Masked marks therefore retain stale wrapper borders/backgrounds, and monograms can receive duplicate chrome. Update the workspace selectors to the shared classes, or move this slot styling into ClientMark.
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In `@gui/src/styles-integrations.css` around lines 73 - 85, Update the API-row
styles associated with ClientMark to use the rendered .client-mark--mask and
.client-mark--monogram selectors instead of the obsolete .awi-clientconfig
variants. Ensure the mask reset removes the wrapper border and background, and
align or remove monogram-specific rules so nested slot chrome is not rendered.
Apply the same fix in `@gui/src/components/apikeys-workspace/ClientConfigRow.tsx`
at line 98: This is the component location introducing the shared classes
covered by the consolidated styling fix.
| expect(tabs.length).toBeGreaterThan(10); | ||
| const marked = tabs.filter(tab => tab.querySelector(".client-mark") !== null); | ||
| // overview and keys carry no client, so they carry no mark. | ||
| expect(tabs.length - marked.length).toBe(2); |
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Assert which tabs are unmarked.
Line 850 only checks the number of unmarked tabs. The test passes if overview or keys receives a mark while a client tab loses its mark. Assert that those two tabs have no .client-mark, then assert that every remaining tab has one.
Proposed test change
- expect(tabs.length - marked.length).toBe(2);
+ for (const id of ["integrations-tab-overview", "integrations-tab-keys"]) {
+ expect(tabs.find(tab => tab.id === id)?.querySelector(".client-mark")).toBeNull();
+ }
+ for (const tab of tabs.filter(tab => !["integrations-tab-overview", "integrations-tab-keys"].includes(tab.id))) {
+ expect(tab.querySelector(".client-mark")).not.toBeNull();
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| expect(tabs.length - marked.length).toBe(2); | |
| for (const id of ["integrations-tab-overview", "integrations-tab-keys"]) { | |
| expect(tabs.find(tab => tab.id === id)?.querySelector(".client-mark")).toBeNull(); | |
| } | |
| for (const tab of tabs.filter(tab => !["integrations-tab-overview", "integrations-tab-keys"].includes(tab.id))) { | |
| expect(tab.querySelector(".client-mark")).not.toBeNull(); | |
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In `@gui/tests/integrations-surfaces.test.tsx` at line 850, Strengthen the
tab-mark assertions around the existing count check by verifying that the
overview and keys tabs do not have a .client-mark, then verify that every other
tab has one. Keep the existing tabs and marked symbols and preserve the count
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The brand mark was only ever drawn in one place: the API tab's connect rows. The Integrations page — 17 tabs, 16 cards, a header per client — carried none, so the surface a user actually goes to in order to connect a client was the one that could not show them which client they were looking at.
Fifteen client tabs, each with its logo.
OverviewandAPI Keysstay bare on purpose — the first is the page itself and the second is a credential surface, not an integration, so a mark there would imply a client that does not exist.One component owns the decision
ClientMarkis now the single place that decides how a mark is painted. The rule it owns is the one that was already got wrong once: a single-ink logo drawn as an<img>disappears against one of the two themes, so it is drawn as a CSS mask tinted with the surrounding text color instead. That ternary was inline inClientConfigRow, which was fine at one call site and would have become four copies of a branch whose wrong side renders nothing at all.Marks now appear on the overview cards, on every client tab, and in each file-client page header, and
ClientConfigRowcalls the same component rather than keeping its own copy.Four rows have no export client behind them and take marks from provider icons already committed. Codex uses OpenAI's; Claude and Claude Desktop share one, because they are one brand on two surfaces and a distinct desktop mark would imply a distinction that does not exist; Grok uses its own.
Two assets that look maskable and are not
MASKED_MARKSis keyed by asset path whereMONOCHROME_CLIENT_MARKSis keyed by client id, and it is derived from it rather than restated.kimi-color.svgis reachable both as a provider icon and as a client mark; a path-keyed set cannot mask it on one surface and leave it unmasked on the other, and two hand-maintained lists of one fact drift.openai.svgis a single fill, but that fill is#10A37F— OpenAI's green, the brand itself. Masking it repaints a trademark in the theme's text color, which is exactly whydshstays an image despite being single-ink.grok.svgis#000000, a genuine neutral and a real masking candidate. It is xAI's published asset with a literal fill, and rewriting that file tocurrentColoris a change to someone else's mark rather than a rendering decision. It stays an image, and its low contrast on the dark theme is visible in the screenshot above rather than papered over.The Codex label
integrations.tab.codexreads"Codex"in all nine locales instead of"Codex CLI". The mark carries that identity now, and the row covers the app and the SDK too, so the suffix was both redundant and slightly wrong.integrations.codex.titleand.bodykeep theirs — they describe routing behavior, where "CLI" is accurate.Accessibility
Every mark is
aria-hiddenand every mark image carries an emptyalt. Each sits beside a label that already names the client, so a mark that joined the accessible name would make a screen reader say "Claude Claude". Asserted rather than assumed.Verification
Nine guards, each driven red before being made green. Three of them assert the rendered DOM rather than the map, because the map being right while the component is never called is precisely the failure a data-only test cannot see — and it is the failure that would have shipped here, since the marks were correct in data long before any surface drew them.
Falsification runs:
ClientMark(fail) the tab strip marks every client tab and leaves the two non-client tabs bareClientMark(fail) every overview card draws a mark, and none of them names itselfopenai.svgtoMASKED_MARKSa single-ink asset whose ink is a brand color is not maskedcd gui && bun test tests/integrations-surfaces.test.tsx tests/integration-marks.test.ts— 33 pass, 0 failcd gui && bun test tests/client-config-panel.test.tsx— 14 pass, 0 failcd gui && bun test tests/locale-parity.test.ts— 4 pass, 0 failbun x tsc --noEmitandcd gui && bun x tsc --noEmit— exit 0bun run lint:gui— cleanbun run build:gui— succeeds; the screenshots are that build served and renderedRendered at 1440 and 390 wide. At mobile width the strip wraps to four rows with every mark intact:
The card head is
space-between, so the mark had to be pinned with the title or the state badge would land between them; the desktop screenshot is that check.Backend suite is left to CI.
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