Admin

Three details worth reading off the source. The waitlist status badge is a three-way map: approved goes to the default violet, rejected to destructive, and anything else, including "waiting", falls through to secondary. The primary button's label swaps to "Re-issue code" once a row is approved, so the same control mints a fresh code rather than doing nothing. And Reject only renders while the status is exactly waiting: a rejected row cannot be rejected again, but it can still be approved, which is the panel's undo.

The invite code status is derived, not stored. A code is "exhausted" when used_count >= max_uses, which wins over everything else, and only a code that is both active and not exhausted gets the violet default badge. Everything else is grey. That means an exhausted code and a deactivated code look identical, and the action button still reads "Deactivate" on an exhausted one, because the button tracks the stored active flag while the badge tracks the derived state. The FLUX-8QRT row above is that disagreement, reproduced as shipped.

Failure is a toast, not a state. There is no error branch in the render: a failed load fires a destructive toast and then the tab draws its empty state, so the last variant above is what "everything is broken" looks like. It is indistinguishable from "nobody has asked for access yet" once the toast goes away.

The save is optimistic with a rollback, so there is a state the code has and the design never names. Clicking an option moves the dot immediately, then writes. If the write fails, the previous value is put back and a destructive toast fires. So the radio can visibly change and then visibly change back on its own, which is the middle two variants above. Nothing is disabled while the write is in flight: a fast hand can pick a third option on top of a request that has not answered yet.

The confirming toast prints the raw union value. The success toast's description is the mode's stored identifier, not the human label from the radio directly above it, so choosing "Invite only" confirms with invite_only. Reproduced as shipped.

A failed load leaves this tab on "Loading…" forever. The tab shows the loading line while the mode is null, and the mode is only ever set on a successful read. If the read errors, a toast fires and nothing sets the value, so the loading line stays. Found while forcing this component into every branch; not fixed here.

The literal string "never". When a user has an account but has not signed in yet, the last-sign-in cell renders the word never rather than a dash or a blank. It is the only place in the admin panel where a null is spelled out in words, and it is what makes an account that was created but never used visible at a glance.

Read-only is a decision, not an oversight. The pool of accounts this reads from is shared with another application, so a delete here would not be a Flux-scoped delete. Rather than build a mutation that could reach further than the person clicking it expects, the tab was shipped with no mutations at all and says so in its own description.

The failure variant is the same shape as the AccessTab one: an error is a toast, and the table underneath renders its header over nothing. The header count in the description reads (0) in that state, because it counts the rows it has rather than the rows that exist.

The tiles are a Card with only a header: a CardDescription for the label and a CardTitle at text-3xl for the number, with the content and footer omitted entirely. The hierarchy is inverted on purpose, the small word on top and the big number under it, and it is done with size rather than with order.

This tab has no error state and no empty state. The loading line renders while loading is true or the stats object is null, and the object is only set on a successful read. A failed read therefore fires a toast and leaves the tab reading "Loading…" permanently. It is the same shape of gap as the Settings tab. Found by forcing the branch; not fixed here.

The header counts what arrived, not what happened. The description reads "The last N admin actions", where N is the number of rows the component is holding, so it says 100 when the log is full and 4 when it has four. When the load fails it says 0 and then the empty state says nothing was ever recorded, which is the third variant above: a broken log and a clean one are the same picture.

The Details cell is the row's payload serialised straight to JSON and clipped with a max width, so what you see is the beginning of an object and no way to read the rest. There is no expand, no tooltip, no copy. The action labels and payloads shown above are invented for this page.