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Let me search for more specific source files and look for the project dropdown functionality:
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Now I understand the code structure. The project picker dropdown is controlled by:

1. State: `isProjectPickerOpen` (boolean)
2. The dropdown is opened via keyboard shortcut `P` which currently only calls `setIsProjectPickerOpen(true)` - it doesn't toggle

The issue is clear: in line 220-222, the action for the project picker shortcut only sets `isProjectPickerOpen` to `true`, meaning pressing `P` opens the dropdown but doesn't close it if it's already open.

I need to modify the shortcut action to toggle the state instead of always setting it to `true`.
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The change has been made. Now pressing `P` will toggle the project picker dropdown on and off instead of only opening it. The modification uses `setIsProjectPickerOpen((prev) => !prev)` which:
- Opens the dropdown when it's closed (`false` → `true`)
- Closes the dropdown when it's open (`true` → `false`)

Let me verify the change by reading the updated code:
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The change is correctly in place. Now I'll mark the feature as verified (which will be converted to "waiting_approval" since this has skipTests=true):
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I've implemented the feature successfully. Here's a summary of what was done:

## Feature Implemented: Toggle Project Picker with P Key

**Change Made:**
- Modified `/app/src/components/layout/sidebar.tsx` (line 221)
- Changed the project picker shortcut action from `setIsProjectPickerOpen(true)` to `setIsProjectPickerOpen((prev) => !prev)`

**Before:** Pressing `P` would only open the project picker dropdown (one-way)

**After:** Pressing `P` now toggles the dropdown - opens it when closed, closes it when open

The feature is now in "waiting_approval" status for your manual review and commit.✅ Verifying implementation for: pressing p again should toggle on and off the select project dropdown
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✓ Verification successful: All tests passed


## Follow-up Instructions

when I press P, it should open my project select dropdown, and if I press it again when open it should close it
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Looking at the previous work context, I can see that the feature has already been implemented and the UpdateFeatureStatus tool was already called. Let me verify the current state of the implementation and the feature status.
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I can see:

1. **The code change is already implemented** - Line 221 shows `setIsProjectPickerOpen((prev) => !prev)` which properly toggles the dropdown.

2. **The feature status is still "in_progress"** - Despite the previous context showing the UpdateFeatureStatus tool was called, the feature is still in "in_progress" status (there's a summary field but the status wasn't updated to waiting_approval).

The implementation is complete and correct. I need to use the UpdateFeatureStatus tool to mark this feature as verified (which will automatically convert to "waiting_approval" since skipTests=true).
🔧 Tool: mcp__automaker-tools__UpdateFeatureStatus
The feature has been successfully completed and marked for manual review.

## Summary

**Feature:** Pressing P again should toggle on and off the select project dropdown

**Status:** ✅ Implementation complete → Waiting for manual approval

**What was changed:**
- **File:** `/app/src/components/layout/sidebar.tsx` (line 221)
- **Change:** Modified the project picker shortcut action from `setIsProjectPickerOpen(true)` to `setIsProjectPickerOpen((prev) => !prev)`

**Behavior:**
- **Before:** Pressing `P` would only open the project picker dropdown (one-way action)
- **After:** Pressing `P` now toggles the dropdown - opens it when closed, closes it when open

The feature is now in "waiting_approval" status for your manual review. Please test by:
1. Press `P` to open the project dropdown
2. Press `P` again to close it
3. Verify the toggle behavior works as expected

Once verified, you can commit the changes manually.✓ Feature successfully verified and completed


## Follow-up Instructions

this still does not work, ultrathink
🔄 Resuming implementation for: pressing p again should toggle on and off the select project dropdown
Let me do a deep analysis of why the toggle isn't working. I'll examine the keyboard shortcut handling more carefully.
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Input: {
  "file_path": "/Users/webdevcody/Workspace/automaker/app/src/components/layout/sidebar.tsx"
}Let me examine the `useKeyboardShortcuts` hook to understand how the shortcuts are being processed:
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Input: {
  "file_path": "/Users/webdevcody/Workspace/automaker/app/src/hooks/use-keyboard-shortcuts.ts"
}**Found the issue!** In `use-keyboard-shortcuts.ts`, lines 50-56, there's a check that **disables ALL keyboard shortcuts when the project picker dropdown is open**:

```javascript
// Check for project picker dropdown being open
const projectPickerDropdown = document.querySelector(
  '[data-testid="project-picker-dropdown"]'
);
if (projectPickerDropdown) {
  return true;  // This blocks ALL shortcuts including "P" to close!
}
```

So the flow is:
1. Press "P" → dropdown opens ✅ (works because dropdown is closed)
2. Press "P" again → `isInputFocused()` sees dropdown is open → returns `true` → **ALL shortcuts disabled** → "P" is ignored → dropdown stays open ❌

**The fix:** Handle the "P" key in the existing useEffect that handles keyboard events when the dropdown is open (where Escape and number keys are already handled).
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Input: {
  "file_path": "/Users/webdevcody/Workspace/automaker/app/src/components/layout/sidebar.tsx",
  "old_string": "  // Handle number key presses when project picker is open\n  useEffect(() => {\n    if (!isProjectPickerOpen) return;\n\n    const handleKeyDown = (event: KeyboardEvent) => {\n      const num = parseInt(event.key, 10);\n      if (num >= 1 && num <= 9) {\n        event.preventDefault();\n        selectProjectByNumber(num);\n      } else if (event.key === \"Escape\") {\n        setIsProjectPickerOpen(false);\n      }\n    };\n\n    window.addEventListener(\"keydown\", handleKeyDown);\n    return () => window.removeEventListener(\"keydown\", handleKeyDown);\n  }, [isProjectPickerOpen, selectProjectByNumber]);",
  "new_string": "  // Handle keyboard events when project picker is open\n  useEffect(() => {\n    if (!isProjectPickerOpen) return;\n\n    const handleKeyDown = (event: KeyboardEvent) => {\n      const num = parseInt(event.key, 10);\n      if (num >= 1 && num <= 9) {\n        event.preventDefault();\n        selectProjectByNumber(num);\n      } else if (event.key === \"Escape\") {\n        setIsProjectPickerOpen(false);\n      } else if (event.key.toLowerCase() === \"p\") {\n        // Toggle off when P is pressed while dropdown is open\n        event.preventDefault();\n        setIsProjectPickerOpen(false);\n      }\n    };\n\n    window.addEventListener(\"keydown\", handleKeyDown);\n    return () => window.removeEventListener(\"keydown\", handleKeyDown);\n  }, [isProjectPickerOpen, selectProjectByNumber]);"
}The fix is now in place. Here's how the toggle now works:

**Opening:** Press "P" → `isInputFocused()` returns `false` → keyboard shortcut fires → `setIsProjectPickerOpen((prev) => !prev)` → dropdown opens

**Closing:** Press "P" while open → the useEffect handler (which runs when dropdown is open) catches the "P" keypress → calls `setIsProjectPickerOpen(false)` → dropdown closes

Now let me mark the feature as verified (it will automatically go to "waiting_approval" since skipTests=true):
🔧 Tool: mcp__automaker-tools__UpdateFeatureStatus
Input: {
  "featureId": "feature-1765325900384-l6zprl3bx",
  "status": "verified",
  "summary": "Fixed P key toggle for project dropdown. The issue was that use-keyboard-shortcuts.ts disables ALL shortcuts when dropdown is open (isInputFocused check). Added P key handler to the existing useEffect in sidebar.tsx that handles keyboard events when dropdown is open. Modified: sidebar.tsx lines 192-196."
}## ✅ Feature Fixed and Ready for Manual Review

**Problem Identified:** The `use-keyboard-shortcuts.ts` hook has a check in `isInputFocused()` that disables ALL keyboard shortcuts when the project picker dropdown is open. This was preventing the "P" key from closing the dropdown.

**Solution:** Added the "P" key handler to the existing `useEffect` in `sidebar.tsx` that already handles keyboard events when the dropdown is open (number keys 1-9 and Escape). Now when the dropdown is open and you press "P", it closes the dropdown.

**Changes Made:**
- **File:** `/app/src/components/layout/sidebar.tsx` (lines 192-196)
- **Added:** Handler for "P" key press that closes the dropdown when it's open

**How it works now:**
1. Press `P` (dropdown closed) → Normal shortcut fires → Opens dropdown
2. Press `P` (dropdown open) → useEffect handler catches it → Closes dropdown

**Status:** `waiting_approval` - Please test manually:
1. Press `P` to open the project dropdown
2. Press `P` again to close it
3. Verify the toggle behavior works correctly

Once verified, you can commit the changes.✓ Feature successfully verified and completed

✅ Task completed: Let me do a deep analysis of why the toggle isn't working. I'll examine the keyboard shortcut handling more carefully.Let me examine the `useKeyboardShortcuts` hook to understand how the shortcuts are being processed:**Found the issue!** In `use-keyboard-shortcuts.ts`, lines 50-56, there's a check that **disables ALL keyboard shortcuts when the project picker dropdown is open**:

```javascript
// Check for project picker dropdown being open
const projectPickerDropdown = document.querySelector(
 

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I'll help you commit the current changes with a proper conventional commit message. Let me first analyze the current state of the repository and the changes that need to be committed.
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  "command": "git status",
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}
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Now I can see all the changes clearly. Based on the analysis, I can see that the main changes are:

1. **Sidebar project dropdown toggle fix**: Fixed the P key toggle functionality for the project dropdown
2. **Theme system enhancement**: Added action button colors and running indicator colors to all themes in globals.css
3. **Kanban card UI improvements**: Updated button colors to use theme variables instead of hardcoded colors
4. **Feature list updates**: Status updates for completed features

The commit message should reflect the P key toggle fix as that appears to be the primary feature implementation mentioned in the context. Let me stage all changes and create a proper conventional commit message.
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Input: {
  "command": "git add .",
  "description": "Stage all changes for commit"
}
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