Editor: the toolkit is a rail tab on desktop, and the rail is wider

The handoff drew the toolkit as a 216px card left of the plan. That width was better spent on the plan and the rail, so the toolkit is now the rail's first tab — Toolkit / Plot / Journal / History / Assistant — rendered `embedded` (no card chrome, no heading; the tab is the heading), the grid is two columns, and the rail grows from 336 to 400px. Focusing a bed (double-click) switches the rail to Toolkit, because that is where the plant palette now lives; a single click still selects into Plot. The phone chrome is untouched: it never used the card. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
2026-08-23 02:54:45 -04:00
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@@ -90,6 +90,11 @@ Conventions that follow from it:
 - **The editor's breakpoint is container width** (`PHONE_BREAKPOINT` = 760 in
  `web/src/editor/shared.ts`, measured with a ResizeObserver), not a media
  query. One component tree, two chromes; don't build a second page.
+- **The desktop toolkit is a rail tab, not the handoff's left card** (Steve's
+  call, 2026-08-23: the card's width was better spent on the plan and the
+  rail). `Toolkit` renders `embedded` inside the rail as its first tab;
+  focusing a bed (double-click) switches the rail to it, a single click
+  selects into Plot. Don't bring the third column back.
 - **Plant markers are monograms** derived from the name (`web/src/lib/monogram.ts`);
  the collision set is the whole catalog so the letters match everywhere.
  `plant.icon` still exists in the API but nothing renders it.