Give Users a directory page and rebuild the admin lists around the table - #767
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The admin dashboard was carrying the user directory as a panel beneath the stats, so the one table people actually work in was the hardest to reach and the smallest thing on screen. Users now has its own page alongside Organizations and Projects, and all three are built as list views rather than tables dropped onto a page. - New /admin/users route; the dashboard keeps only stats and analytics. - AdminListPage: title, row count and filters in one header bar, rows scrolling beneath a pinned table header, paging pinned at the bottom. The document no longer scrolls - only the rows do. - AdminDataTable gains a 'page' variant and column meta for width and alignment, so short columns stop giving their slack to Email. - Projects surfaces the creator it was already fetching and never rendering. - Table primitive takes containerClassName; its internal overflow-x wrapper is the sticky ancestor, so the scroll area has to be set there. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LqxkXwhjRDsJ1N9cBYpU1n
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The admin dashboard was carrying the user directory as a panel beneath the stat cards, so the one table people actually work in was the hardest to reach and the smallest thing on screen. Users now has its own page alongside Organizations and Projects, and all three are rebuilt as list views rather than tables dropped onto a page.
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/admin/usersroute. The dashboard keeps only the stat row and analytics; the sidebar's Directory group is now Users / Organizations / Projects, and the special case that kept Dashboard lit on user routes is gone.AdminListPage. Title, total row count and filters in one header bar, rows scrolling beneath a pinned table header, paging pinned at the bottom. The document no longer scrolls - only the rows do.AdminDataTablegains apagevariant and per-columnmetafor width and alignment, so the short columns stop handing all their slack to Email and counts line up on their digits.OrgRow.plan, which the server never returned.containerClassName. Its internaloverflow-x-autowrapper computesoverflow-y: auto, which makes it the sticky ancestor, so the scroll area has to be set there or the sticky header silently does nothing.[&:has([role=checkbox])]:pr-0rewritten canonically ashas-[[role=checkbox]]:pr-0.Verification
Typecheck, lint, format, 308 web tests and the build all pass. The layout was checked in the browser against 100 seeded users, 12 orgs and 22 projects rather than assumed: the document does not scroll, the rows do, and 20 rows are visible at once.
admin-flow.spec.tsfollows the route move - back links now assertBack to Users, and the dashboard stat assertions navigate to/adminexplicitly.Not in this PR
Making the org detail page useful (members and projects rows, demoting the billing reconciliation panel out of the landing view) is the follow-up.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01LqxkXwhjRDsJ1N9cBYpU1n