Two layers for thinking-mode control: 1. Per-config default (Settings → LLM) New "Reasoning effort" Select in the Add/Edit dialog with off/low/medium/high/max + a budget hint per option (~2k, ~8k, ~24k, ~64k thinking tokens). Saved row meta line surfaces the level inline so it's visible without opening the editor. 2. Per-message override (composer chip) New ReasoningChip next to the model picker. Click cycles through the same five levels. Hidden chrome when off (muted "think" pill); sodium-amber active style with the level label when set. Persisted to crema.ai.reasoning so a refresh keeps the operator's intent, wiped together with the conversation on Clear. When sending, withReasoning() merges reasoning_effort into the request body as a top-level field. The proxy forwards it untouched to OpenAI / DeepSeek (native field) and translates to Anthropic's thinking block server-side. reasoningEffortRef sidesteps a useCallback ordering issue — regenerateLast/continueLast are declared before the state hook, so they read the ref instead of a stale closure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.