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arcadia-admin/app/components
jules baf42c4cec Settings: server-side LLM configurations + 30d spend roll-up
Replaces the localStorage-only LLM settings with a persisted catalogue
backed by /api/v1/admin/llm-configurations. The Settings → LLM screen
now has two cards:

- "Saved configurations" — full CRUD against the server. Each row shows
  provider/model/secret/published per-1M-token costs. Add wizard
  auto-fills costs from the curated catalog. One-click "Import local"
  button promotes any pre-existing localStorage settings into a server
  row, then clears the local store.
- "Active LLM (this session)" — the existing LLMProvidersSettingsCard,
  scoped down to "what does the Assistant use right now" (still
  localStorage; per-operator).

Spend (30d) tile in the configurations card header reads
/api/v1/ai/llm/usage/summary and surfaces total cost / requests /
tokens. First visible cost roll-up in the admin UI.

New module app/lib/arcadia/llm-configs.ts: typed CRUD client,
catalog lookup, computeCostCents helper (mirrors the server's
LlmConfiguration.compute_cost_cents/3), and getUsageSummary.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-02 18:06:29 +10:00
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components/

Component layers in this project.

ui/          shadcn primitives — token-driven, reskinnable per design system
forms/       composed form widgets
data/        data display (tables, filters, empty states)
layout/      app shell, page chrome, navigation wrappers
marketing/   landing and marketing blocks
[system]/    design-system-specific components (e.g. m3/, apple/)

The one rule

Custom components import from ui/, never the reverse.

ui/ is the primitive layer. It must stay reskinnable by swapping tokens in app/themes/*.css alone. If a component can't be expressed that way (M3 ripple, Apple segmented control, etc.), it belongs in a system-specific folder — not ui/ and not the shared folders above.

Tokens, not values

Every custom component should reference semantic tokens:

  • Colors: bg-primary, text-muted-foreground, border-border
  • Radius: rounded-md, rounded-lg
  • Fonts: font-sans, font-heading

Hardcoded hex, oklch, or px values are a bug — they break theming.