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Emir Karabeg
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* improvement(emcn): consolidate chip chrome, enforce ChipModalField, paint real chrome in loading fallbacks - Move chip chrome single-source to chip/chip-chrome.ts (surface, typography, and new content tokens); delete chip-input/chip-field-chrome.ts - Rework Chip variants: implicit default replaces ghost, filled reserved for chip fields/triggers and removed from Chip's public API; add ChipChevron - Migrate every labeled modal body field to ChipModalField across knowledge, settings, tables, files, deploy, sidebar, and ee modals - Replace skeleton loading.tsx files with ResourceChromeFallback that paints the page's real header, actions, search/filter/sort chips, and column headers - Rename resource-options-bar to resource-options; simplify resource.tsx and resource-header - Delete legacy Breadcrumb, Callout, and FormField components - Add shared connector-config-fields (knowledge) and ee InfoNote; add useTagUsageQuery; make useInlineRename save async with isSaving - Update AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md and emcn/styling rules (with .cursor/.agents mirrors) * fix(rename): make inline rename await mutateAsync so isSaving disables the field; recover edits on failure - useInlineRename: catch onSave rejection — log, restore the original name, keep the edit session open, and re-arm doneRef (mirrors useItemRename) - switch rename call sites (files, tables, table header, knowledge base, document) from mutate() to mutateAsync() so isSaving spans the request - table-grid column rename stays fire-and-forget by design (optimistic local update + undo entry) * fix(rename): type onSave as void | Promise<unknown> so fire-and-forget call sites pass the build table-grid's optimistic column rename is a block-bodied callback returning void, which is only assignable when the declared return type is literally void — 'undefined | Promise<unknown>' rejected it and failed the Next.js type check in CI.
Sim Enterprise Edition
This directory contains enterprise features that require a Sim Enterprise subscription for production use.
Features
- SSO (Single Sign-On): OIDC and SAML authentication integration
- Access Control: Permission groups for fine-grained user access management
- Whitelabeling: Custom branding and theming for enterprise deployments
Licensing
See LICENSE for terms. Development and testing use is permitted. Production deployment requires an active Enterprise subscription.
Architecture
Enterprise features are imported directly throughout the codebase. The ee/ directory
is required at build time. Feature visibility is controlled at runtime via environment
variables (e.g., NEXT_PUBLIC_ACCESS_CONTROL_ENABLED, NEXT_PUBLIC_SSO_ENABLED).