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Pull leagues, tournaments, events, shotmaps and images in, and watch a backfill job while it runs. src/components/dashboard is one file per control, which is why the list of them reads like the list of jobs.

Stats rules, position-change avoid rules, player-assignment maintenance and team-name management — the corrections that keep a feed's idea of a player and ours pointing at the same person.

Routing, tournament scope, alerts, custom messages, and a test send. What the bot posts is decided here rather than in its own config.

Model management and an OpenRouter prompt editor, so a prompt change does not need a deploy.

The prop screener as a sheet, for the people who work in one.

/social-export renders posts as images; /widget-showcase is every rich response the agent can return, rendered on one page so a widget can be checked without asking a model for it.

There is no API client here and no database client either. next.config.mjs rewrites /api/:path* to API_ORIGIN server-side, so the browser stays on the admin origin and the Supabase session cookie rides along unchanged.

That one is the container's liveness probe and answers from the filesystem route. afterFiles rewrites — which is where rewrites() puts these — never reach a route that already exists, which is exactly why it works.

X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow on /:path*, set in the config rather than per page, so a new route cannot forget it.

It decides which deployment you are administering and defaults to http://127.0.0.1:8080. The dashboard is full of destructive buttons and none of them ask twice — check what the API is attached to first.

src/types/api.ts holds the response shapes read from the Go API, hand-kept against the reference. The screener domain types sit beside them because in legacy they were exported from the screener page, so getting a type meant importing a page component.

No server components fetching, no React Query. Every panel polls or revalidates on focus, which is the behaviour you want from a console watching a job that is still running.