A navigable BLNK.XDHD workspace first. Refine the full UI, including XDHD.CHAT, then bring existing capabilities into that design one useful step at a time.
Review the intended product as one coherent, clickable environment. Keep the familiar interaction ideas from the existing workshops: context, navigation, linked selection, Hero, Inspector and project channels. Rework the presentation where needed, without assuming an old prototype can be translated directly.
Its documented scope includes 34 workspace routes, 128 HAUX landscape reference screens, source breadcrumbs, Back/Forward, linked selection and UI-only capture/conversation controls.
These are workshop results reported in its README. They are not functionality installed in the working app or re-tested by this document.
Review how project → production → shot → Compose connects to text, style, workflow, conversation and output. Selection and context should remain legible across surfaces.
Map the screen, its states and its exit before connecting a real writer.
Choose one useful capability, locate its existing CORE owner, define an adapter and verify that exact build on synthetic data. Preserve unavailable states until the host supports the action.
| Layer | Role in the intended UI | Current position |
|---|---|---|
| HAUX.OS | Base vocabulary for shell, context, components and interaction profiles. | Existing design kit; HAUX.CORE extraction remains planned. |
| BLNK.XDHD | Neutral workspace used to review the complete experience. | Standalone local workshop. No production backend is connected. |
| XDHD.OS / SRZA.OS | Configurations with domain-specific vocabulary and controls. | Existing artwork and experiments; rendered controls do not establish live capability. |
| XDHD.CHAT.CORE | Reusable conversation component; neutral BLNK and M1ND / 1CQX skins. | Working local vertical slice; native and shared remote integration remain open. |
Use the existing XDHD/HAUX brand UI standard v0: dark neutrals, off-white emphasis, hairlines and small purposeful colour. Readable fallback typography carries functional text. Chamfered shell chrome and softer content geometry remain deliberate choices.
The two canonical OS compositions remain references for specialist surfaces. This web document reflows on phones. BLNK has no independently ratified palette; exact typography and geometry remain provisional.
Put conversation in the final UI map now, including both a full chat surface and a project-specific window.
Verified here against the component README and handoff dated 3 November; this page does not run that backend.
1CQX is the M1ND expression of the shared chat core. The archived 1CQX art informs window, rail and conversation patterns; its pictured controls are reference artwork.
Inventory screens, relationships and states from the workshops and the HAUX references.
Make every mapped screen reachable, with clear entry, exit and preserved selection.
Review names, hierarchy, panels, chat and responsive interaction in the complete UI.
Bring one existing capability at a time into the accepted shell and verify it.
| Journey | UI acceptance | Host boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Explore → project → production → shot → Compose | Breadcrumbs, selected object, Hero and Inspector agree; Back restores location. | Demo graph and in-memory edits until a canonical writer is accepted. |
| Text / capture → review → workflow | Original text survives; proposal and accepted state are visibly distinct. | Existing INBX owns source assets and receipts; no duplicate master store. |
| Project → Chat → thread → project | Project/channel context, draft and return path remain explicit. | Local mock messages only in the design shell; CHAT host adapter later. |
| Style / audio / performance → output | Each surface is reachable and describes useful preview and unavailable states. | No real renderer, DSP, plugin, device or publication success implied. |
| Desktop → portrait → narrow screen | Readable hierarchy, keyboard focus, generous touch controls and usable pane switching. | Physical device and native compositor acceptance remain separate tests. |
BLNK workshop: XDHD.OS.HAUX.Prototypes/XDHD.UIUX/blnk-workshop/README.md
CHAT foundation: XDHD.CORE/XDHD.CHAT.CORE/README.md
Transport boundary: XDHD.SPAR/SPAR.HOSTS/synology/docs/CHAT-CORE-HANDOFF-20261103.md
These are local project references, not published workshop links. This document does not expose their source trees, local data or services.
The HAUX.OS.V1 kit contributes tactile controls, chamfered keys, vertical spines, selection hatching, clock layouts, full and collapsed 1CQX, and desktop window relationships. Treat its mint colour as the SRZA music flavour, not a global accent.
The v0.01 document, dashboard and every dependency are preserved byte-for-byte. Their historical counts, measurements, plans and local command paths retain their original meaning; v0.10 does not recalculate or silently promote them to current app status.