Both changes fully implemented. Sync delta specs to main: - map-display: add Planner home page nav and cursor rendering requirements - planner-session: add session participant awareness requirement Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Context
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Navigation audit found: Journal's `/routes` and `/activities` pages are
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orphaned (no links point to them). The Planner home page has no CTA. Logout
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is only on the profile page. Users must know URLs to use the apps.
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## Goals / Non-Goals
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**Goals:**
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- Every non-API route reachable via UI navigation
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- Logged-in Journal users see: Routes, Activities, profile, logout
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- Logged-out Journal users see: login, register
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- Planner home has a clear "start planning" action
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- Keep it minimal — a thin bar, not a complex sidebar
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**Non-Goals:**
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- Mobile hamburger menu (responsive PR already hides sidebar — nav bar wraps naturally)
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- Breadcrumbs or nested navigation
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- Settings page (future)
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## Decisions
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### D1: Journal nav bar in root Layout
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Add a `<nav>` element inside `Layout` in `root.tsx`. The root loader already
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returns the user (added for Sentry context), so the nav bar can conditionally
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show authenticated vs. unauthenticated links. No new loader needed.
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### D2: Planner gets a CTA on home, not a nav bar
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The Planner is session-focused — users arrive, create a session, and work in
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it. A full nav bar would be overhead. Instead: home page gets a prominent
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"Start Planning" button linking to `/new`. Session view already has a header —
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add a small logo/home link to it.
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### D3: Use @trails-cool/ui for shared nav component
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The nav bar itself is Journal-specific (routes, activities, auth). No need
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to put it in the shared UI package — it goes directly in Journal's root.tsx
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or a colocated component.
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