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fix: dashboard thread list — reverse chronological order + differentiate status label colors #191

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opened 2026-05-11 12:07:21 +00:00 by xiaoju · 0 comments
xiaoju commented 2026-05-11 12:07:21 +00:00
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Two small fixes for the dashboard thread list:

  1. Sort threads by time descending (newest first). Currently threads appear in insertion order.
  2. Differentiate status label colors — completed and active labels currently use the same color. Use distinct colors (e.g. green for completed, blue/yellow for active).

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packages/workflow-dashboard/src/components/thread-list.tsx (and any related gateway/API sorting if needed).

Acceptance Criteria

  • Thread list shows newest threads at the top
  • completed and active status badges have visually distinct colors
## What Two small fixes for the dashboard thread list: 1. **Sort threads by time descending** (newest first). Currently threads appear in insertion order. 2. **Differentiate status label colors** — `completed` and `active` labels currently use the same color. Use distinct colors (e.g. green for completed, blue/yellow for active). ## Where `packages/workflow-dashboard/src/components/thread-list.tsx` (and any related gateway/API sorting if needed). ## Acceptance Criteria - [ ] Thread list shows newest threads at the top - [ ] `completed` and `active` status badges have visually distinct colors
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