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Theodore Li
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* feat(settings): self-host settings plane, Sim wordmark in sidebar
Chat keys were only reachable at a standalone /account/settings/chat-keys
page that nothing linked to. They now live on a dedicated self-host plane
alongside the two other settings a self-hoster needs from the managed
service.
- new /selfhost/settings/{general,billing,chat-keys} plane, open to any
signed-in user
- chat keys move off the account plane entirely; no isHosted gate
- registry `unified` projection is now optional (mirroring `planes`), so a
section can opt out of the editor sidebar
- plane items resolve their own description and throw when one is missing,
since a plane-only section has no unified projection to inherit from
- settings sidebar shows the Sim wordmark linking to /?home instead of a
Back chip; drops the now-dead backHref prop
- `bun run setup` runs `bun install` first so a fresh clone is one command
* docs(readme): point Chat keys at the self-host settings plane
The account-plane URL stopped resolving when chat keys moved to
/selfhost/settings.
* improvement(settings): make the sidebar wordmark a plane attribute
Replacing the Back chip everywhere was too broad — account and
organization are reached from inside the app, so Back is right there.
Self-host is reached from outside it (the CLI wizard, the README), so it
leads with the brand mark instead.
SETTINGS_PLANE_CHROME declares that per plane, keyed on
StandaloneSettingsPlane so adding a plane forces the decision rather than
defaulting silently. It also absorbs the shell's parallel plane-label map.
* fix(settings): hide self-host Chat keys on non-hosted deployments
Chat keys are issued by the managed service and useCopilotKeys is
`enabled: isHosted` for that reason. Moving the section onto the self-host
plane dropped its hosted gate, so a self-hosted deployment rendered a
Chat keys nav item whose list could never populate.
Restores the gate on the plane that now owns the URL. sim.ai is unaffected
— the section stays visible there to every signed-in user, which is the
surface self-hosters are pointed at.