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Michael Suchacz
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Reorganizes Agents Settings navigation. Previously a flat sidebar with
admin items gated by a role check; now a two-level drill-down with user
settings at the top and admin destinations nested under a "Manage
Agents" sub-panel.
**Top Settings panel** (all users, sidebar title "Settings"):
| Destination | Route |
| --- | --- |
| General | `/agents/settings/general` |
| Compaction | `/agents/settings/compaction` |
| Secrets (API keys) | `/agents/settings/api-keys` |
| Manage Agents › (admin only) | drills into the admin sub-panel |
**Manage Agents sub-panel** (admin only, sidebar title "Manage Agents"):
| Destination | Route |
| --- | --- |
| Agents | `/agents/settings/agents` |
| Providers | `/agents/settings/providers` |
| Models | `/agents/settings/models` |
| MCP Servers | `/agents/settings/mcp-servers` |
| Templates | `/agents/settings/templates` |
| Spend | `/agents/settings/spend` |
| Instructions | `/agents/settings/instructions` |
| Experiments | `/agents/settings/experiments` |
| Lifecycle | `/agents/settings/lifecycle` |
| Insights | `/agents/settings/insights` |
On mobile, tapping "Manage Agents" lands on `/agents/settings/admin`, an
admin sub-panel index URL that shows the admin nav in the sidebar (so
admins can still reach every admin destination without desktop-width
viewports).
Key changes:
- **Split the monolithic Behavior page into five focused destinations**
(General, Compaction, Instructions, Experiments, Lifecycle) so non-admin
users no longer trigger deployment-scoped queries like
`chatSystemPrompt`, `chatDesktopEnabled`, or `chatWorkspaceTTL`.
Admin-only pages gate both route (via `RequirePermission`) and query
`enabled` flags.
- **Split chat debug logging into audience-specific components** so no
admin-gated controls remain in user-facing pages.
`AdminChatDebugLoggingSettings` (admin "Let users record chat debug
logs") now lives in the Experiments tab; `UserChatDebugLoggingSettings`
("Record debug logs for my chats") stays in General and only renders
when the admin has allowed user-level toggling.
- **Nested admin sub-panel** in the sidebar. `SidebarView` gains a
`"settings-admin"` panel; `sidebarViewFromPath` routes admin sections
into it. The slide animation and back button behavior extend cleanly. A
small `isSettingsView` helper was extracted alongside to avoid
duplicating the panel-membership check.
- **Renamed `/agents/settings/system-instructions` to
`/agents/settings/instructions`**. Sidebar label is "Instructions". Page
files renamed to `AgentSettingsInstructionsPage(View)` to match the
route slug (the other split pages all do).
- **Renamed "API Keys" to "Secrets (API keys)"** in the sidebar and page
header.
- **Added MCP Servers** entry to the sidebar (route already existed).
- **Added "Manage Coder Agents"** link at the bottom of the Deployment
settings sidebar (gated by `editDeploymentConfig`, matches the existing
`Groups ↗` external-link style).
- **Updated icons** across the sidebar: General uses `UserIcon`,
Compaction `ShrinkIcon`, Secrets `KeyIcon`, Manage Agents
`Settings2Icon`, Providers `PlugIcon`, MCP Servers `ServerIcon`, Spend
`CoinsIcon`, Instructions `ReceiptTextIcon`, Lifecycle `RefreshCwIcon`,
Insights `SparklesIcon`.
- **Storybook interaction coverage** restored and extended for the split
views: user-prompt save flow, invisible-Unicode warning detection,
system-prompt default toggle, workspace-TTL validation, virtual-desktop
toggle, compaction threshold save/reset/validation, retention
toggle/save-error/load-error parity, plan-mode instructions save, and a
mobile story verifying the admin sub-panel remains reachable after the
"Manage Agents" tap.
- **Unit tests** added for `sidebarViewFromPath` and `isSettingsView`
(17 cases covering chats, analytics, user sections, admin sections, the
new `/admin` index, non-admin fallthrough, and defaults).
> Mux opened this PR on behalf of Mike.
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