feat(dashboards): add native Dashboards page with board widgets

.agents/skills/openclaw-testing/SKILL.md

@@ -193,18 +193,21 @@ Windows desktop, and emits inventory-bound evidence. CI runs the same
 accessibility category through its own prebuilt test-lane command.
 
 For deterministic real-app chat and navigation behavior, build the exact app and
-use the fixture. Runtime regressions require both Debug and production-shaped,
+use the fixture on an authorized exclusive interactive desktop. The complete
+fixture UI selection includes owned foreground wheel input, explicitly enabled
+with `-NativeInputProof`; its exact opt-in, foreground and injected-event guards
+remain mandatory. Runtime regressions require both Debug and production-shaped,
 non-Dev Release runs:
 
 ```powershell
 .\build.ps1
 $debugApp = '.\src\OpenClaw.Tray.WinUI\bin\Debug\net10.0-windows10.0.22621.0\win-x64\OpenClaw.Tray.WinUI.exe'
-.\scripts\test-gateway-fixture.ps1 -AppPath $debugApp
+.\scripts\test-gateway-fixture.ps1 -AppPath $debugApp -NativeInputProof
 
 .\build.ps1 -Project WinUI -Configuration Release
 $releaseApp = '.\src\OpenClaw.Tray.WinUI\bin\Release\net10.0-windows10.0.22621.0\win-x64\OpenClaw.Tray.WinUI.exe'
 .\scripts\test-gateway-fixture.ps1 `
-  -AppPath $releaseApp -Configuration Release -Screenshots
+  -AppPath $releaseApp -Configuration Release -Screenshots -NativeInputProof
 ```
 
 Use `win-arm64` on a native ARM64 host. The fixture proves the real app,

.github/workflows/ci.yml

@@ -985,7 +985,9 @@ jobs:
         ./scripts/test-gateway-fixture.ps1
         -AppPath .\src\OpenClaw.Tray.WinUI\bin\Debug\net10.0-windows10.0.22621.0\win-x64\OpenClaw.Tray.WinUI.exe
         -ArtifactsDirectory .\TestResults\GatewayFixture
+        -TestTimeoutSeconds 1200
         -Screenshots
+        -NativeInputProof
         -NoBuild
 
     - name: Run latest stable profile compatibility

DESIGN.md

@@ -1093,6 +1093,21 @@ The [120-DPI comparison](.agents/design/reference/chat-comparison.png) preserves
 
 The Colophon catalog now uses the actual geometry, semantic alpha brushes and Fluent glyphs. It is **not a verified pixel-identical native renderer**: Mica is wallpaper/activation-dependent; this host's native UI Automation reports Segoe UI Variable while Chromium resolves the requested family to Segoe UI; and text rasterization/layout rounding differ. The installed schema also lacks responsive breakpoints, row-hover opacity, gradient elevation borders and native input/flyout behavior. Fixed-size references must not become production layout code. High-contrast preview swatches are resource simulations, not evidence of Windows HC mode.
 
+## Dashboards expressive extension
+
+The standalone Dashboards page (`src/OpenClaw.Tray.WinUI/Dashboards/`) is the one place this system spends color on identity, at the product owner's direction: dashboards are visual workspaces, and a gallery of identical gray cards reads as a file list. The extension adds color without weakening the core rules.
+
+- **Placement.** Dashboards lives beside Chat as a pinnable page, not in the Settings section list. Scopes without saved pin choices show it after Home by default; custom lists and stored explicit empty lists remain unchanged. Older versions erased empty choices, so those missing entries receive the default on upgrade; see [Native Dashboards](docs/DASHBOARDS.md#scope). The page retains the Workspace sidebar and single Back/Forward history, including session deep links.
+- **Palette.** Six categorical hues (blue, teal, purple, pumpkin, berry, green) are theme resources in `Themes/DashboardResources.xaml`: `DashboardHue{n}Brush` (strong, at least 4.5:1 on cards in light and dark), `DashboardHue{n}SubtleBrush` (tinted tiles) and `DashboardHue{n}WashBrush` (card heading and metric backdrops), plus `DashboardOnHueBrush` for text on a strong fill. Light uses Fluent-style shades, dark uses tints. High contrast maps every hue to `SystemColorHighlightColor` and every wash to `SystemColorWindowColor`, so identity never carries meaning on its own.
+- **What hues mean.** A gallery card's hue is stable for its owning agent id (identity band); an author's hue is stable for the author id (board-header avatar). Widget kinds have fixed hues: HTML blue, report purple, website teal, MCP app pumpkin, other plugins green. Hues never encode state: live, approval, error and disconnected keep `positive`, `warning` and `critical`, and actions keep the system `accent`.
+- **Hero.** Gallery and board use the shared `Presentation/Adapters/PageHero.cs` card, with a system-accent wash contained within its border, not a full-page backdrop. The gallery title is Dashboards. Its answer line combines the agent picker and latest reported board update; its caption names the agent to ask for changes. Board view names the board and shows author/update metadata plus the reported Live tag. No summary tiles, decorative agent chip or Needs you section belongs here. The hero, tabs and content scroll together. Narrow actions reflow below the copy. Shared geometry and motion remain owned by `PageHero`, not a Dashboard-specific clone.
+- **Gallery.** Static cards show a 48-DIP, radius-8 identity tile with initials from up to two title words on an agent-tinted band (80 DIP, or 64 in dense inventories). Titles and summaries lead the Fresh today feature, without a cover. Summaries wrap within 440 DIP and use "No summary available" when absent. Author/update metadata and the optional Live tag share a footer with a right-aligned "Open board" label. Chat is a bordered, labeled sibling action on its own trailing row, never nested inside the card button. A Fresh today shelf requires at least five boards and at least two updates in the current local day; filters appear above five. Returning from a board restores its exact opening card, preserving search/sort and loaded card count, or focuses the named gallery heading if the board disappeared. The board header uses chat, refresh, and More options icons. Back belongs to the title bar.
+- **Results.** Dashboards and Usage share the neutral flyout toast surface: `FlyoutPresenterBackground`, `FlyoutBorderThemeBrush`, a 1px stroke, `ThemeShadow`, radius 8, padding 16x12, maximum width 480, bottom-center with margin 20. Only the icon carries severity color. Passive/error results dismiss after four seconds; errors use assertive announcements.
+- **Responsive geometry.** `Presentation/PageResponsiveLayout.cs` is the canonical host-width contract: Wide 1000+, Medium 720+, Narrow below 720 (minimum supported host 480), inner content maximum 1200, padding 32/20, gaps 8/12/16. Dashboards uses explicit rows/columns, 240-DIP-minimum board tiles, and layout cells outside motion decorators. Mast actions move below text in Narrow and secondary browser actions collapse to More options; filters and Fresh today stack deterministically. Do not infer the tier from window width or lower the shell minimum to manufacture a Narrow capture.
+- **Motion.** Cards rise 4px on hover (160ms decelerate), cards and widgets fade and rise on entry with a 45ms stagger, and the Live dot breathes over 1.8s. Loading tiles are static. Every loop and entrance is skipped when Windows animations are off (`UseReducedMotion`).
+- **Charts and tables.** Native report charts use the system accent with the peak at full strength and other bars at 55%, rounded tops and soft gridlines. Supplied numeric values appear above bars, without six-digit rounding; full values remain available in tooltips and automation names. Metrics get a hue rail on a matching wash, cycling from purple. The current strict report contract has no column types, date-axis metadata or illustrative-trend flag: table strings stay left-aligned, and Windows neither guesses numeric/currency columns nor invents chart metadata. HTML widget colors remain owned by widget content. Widget kind is in the accessible name, not a visible chip; granted access remains a visible badge.
+
+Do not reuse this palette outside Dashboards without updating this section, and keep it out of chat, setup and settings surfaces.
 ## Systems page
 
 Machine, worker and connected-app card lists use spacing token `2`