📋 Planning implementation for: Fix the design of this section to use the theme we have elsewhere ⚡ Executing implementation for: Fix the design of this section to use the theme we have elsewhere Starting code implementation... 🔧 Tool: Glob Let me look at the project structure more specifically to understand where the settings section is: 🔧 Tool: Bash I found the settings view. Let me read it along with some other views to understand the theme that should be applied: 🔧 Tool: Read 🔧 Tool: Read 🔧 Tool: Read Now I can see the issue. Looking at the settings-view.tsx, I can see: 1. The **API Keys Section** and **Appearance Section** use the theme-consistent styling with `border-border`, `bg-card`, and theme-aware text colors like `text-foreground`, `text-muted-foreground`. 2. However, the **Kanban Card Display Section** (lines 556-628) uses hardcoded dark theme colors: - `border-white/10` instead of `border-border` - `bg-zinc-900/50` instead of `bg-card` - `text-white` instead of `text-foreground` - `text-zinc-400` instead of `text-muted-foreground` - `text-zinc-300` instead of `text-foreground` - `text-zinc-500` instead of `text-muted-foreground` - `bg-white/5` and `bg-zinc-950/50` instead of theme-aware colors Let me also check the context-view and board-view for more examples of consistent theming patterns: 🔧 Tool: Read Now I have a complete understanding of the theme system. The issue is clear: 1. The **Kanban Card Display Section** in `settings-view.tsx` (lines 556-628) uses hardcoded dark theme styles like `text-white`, `text-zinc-400`, `bg-zinc-900/50`, `border-white/10`, etc. 2. It should use theme variables like: - `text-foreground` instead of `text-white` - `text-muted-foreground` instead of `text-zinc-400`, `text-zinc-500` - `bg-card` instead of `bg-zinc-900/50` - `border-border` instead of `border-white/10` - `bg-secondary` instead of `bg-white/5` - `bg-input` instead of `bg-zinc-950/50` - `bg-accent` instead of `bg-white/5` Let me also check the "Back to Home" button at the end of the file which also has hardcoded styles: Looking at the code, I need to fix: 1. **Lines 556-628 - Kanban Card Display Section** - Replace hardcoded colors with theme variables 2. **Lines 649 - Back to Home button** - Also uses hardcoded `bg-white/5`, `hover:bg-white/10`, `text-white`, `border-white/10` Let me make these changes: 🔧 Tool: Edit Now let me also fix the "Back to Home" button which has hardcoded styles: 🔧 Tool: Edit Let me verify if there are any other hardcoded theme values in the file that I might have missed: 🔧 Tool: Grep There are two more instances of `text-zinc-500` that need to be fixed. Let me see the context around them: 🔧 Tool: Read 🔧 Tool: Read I can see these are description/helper texts. Let me fix these to use the theme-consistent `text-muted-foreground`: 🔧 Tool: Edit 🔧 Tool: Edit Let me verify there are no more hardcoded theme values: 🔧 Tool: Grep All the hardcoded theme values have been replaced. Let me now verify the file compiles properly by running a quick syntax check: 🔧 Tool: Bash Those are just missing configuration errors for standalone TSC run (project path aliases and JSX config), not actual code issues. Let me try the proper Next.js build check: 🔧 Tool: Bash The build errors are pre-existing issues (missing npm packages and network issues with fonts), not related to my changes. The actual TypeScript/React code in the settings-view.tsx file is syntactically correct. Let me double-check by looking at the final state of the modified sections: 🔧 Tool: Read The changes have been applied correctly. Now the Settings View uses the consistent theme classes: **Changes Made Summary:** 1. **Kanban Card Display Section** (lines 556-628): - Changed `border-white/10` to `border-border` - Changed `bg-zinc-900/50` to `bg-card` - Changed `text-white` to `text-foreground` - Changed `text-zinc-400` to `text-muted-foreground` - Changed `text-zinc-300` to `text-foreground` - Changed `text-zinc-500` to `text-muted-foreground` - Changed `bg-white/5` to `bg-accent` - Changed `bg-zinc-950/50` to `bg-input` 2. **Back to Home Button** (line 649): - Changed `bg-white/5 hover:bg-white/10 text-white border border-white/10` to `bg-secondary hover:bg-accent text-secondary-foreground border border-border` 3. **API Key Help Text** (lines 245 and 339): - Changed `text-zinc-500` to `text-muted-foreground` Now let me mark this feature as verified using the UpdateFeatureStatus tool: 🔧 Tool: mcp__automaker-tools__UpdateFeatureStatus The feature has been implemented successfully. Here's a summary of what was done: ## Feature Complete: Fix Settings Design to Use Theme Variables ### Changes Made to `app/src/components/views/settings-view.tsx`: 1. **Kanban Card Display Section** - Replaced all hardcoded dark theme colors with theme-aware CSS variables: - Container: `border-white/10 bg-zinc-900/50` → `border-border bg-card` - Headers: `text-white` → `text-foreground` - Descriptions: `text-zinc-400` → `text-muted-foreground` - Labels: `text-zinc-300` → `text-foreground` - Button selected state: `bg-white/5 border-brand-500 text-white` → `bg-accent border-brand-500 text-foreground` - Button default state: `bg-zinc-950/50 border-white/10 text-zinc-400` → `bg-input border-border text-muted-foreground` - Helper text: `text-zinc-500` → `text-muted-foreground` 2. **Back to Home Button** - Updated to use theme variables: - `bg-white/5 hover:bg-white/10 text-white border border-white/10` → `bg-secondary hover:bg-accent text-secondary-foreground border border-border` 3. **API Key Help Text** (2 locations) - Updated muted text color: - `text-zinc-500` → `text-muted-foreground` These changes ensure the Settings View now properly respects all 12+ themes defined in the application (dark, light, retro, dracula, nord, monokai, tokyonight, solarized, gruvbox, catppuccin, onedark, synthwave). The feature is now in `waiting_approval` status for manual review since `skipTests=true`.✅ Verifying implementation for: Fix the design of this section to use the theme we have elsewhere Verifying implementation and checking test results... ✓ Verification successful: All tests passed