feat(desktop): make tasks a session workspace - #214
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docs/sdlc/changes/2026-09-01-task-session-workspace/change.mdOutcome
TaskBoard is now a dense Task-to-Session workspace instead of a four-column Kanban surface. Tasks retain their existing editing and lifecycle actions, expand into newest-first Session history, and drive a persistent inspector that shows the selected Session's activity, checkout/worktree, and best-effort pull request.
The implementation preserves Task persistence and Session/Core authority, scopes pull requests to each Session checkout, and keeps lookup failures quiet. The former 1,268-line page is split into responsibility-owned modules. ESLint automatically covers new TaskBoard TypeScript modules with useful complexity, file-size, unused-code, local-redundancy, and unsafe-
anyrules; Stryker remains the separate deterministic model test.Rendered evidence:
Verification
AC-Nacceptance criterion is mapped to one actual command or linked evidence item.Verdict: verifiedand a concrete residual risk.bun run build:rendererpassed after lint, Stylelint, TypeScript, and Vite production build.bun run mutation:taskboard: 86 valid mutants killed, 0 survived, 0 without coverage; 84 compile-invalid mutants rejected.git diff --checkpassed.Review and release