Introduces modal edit navigation commands and a dedicated keymap context, supports opening tasks directly in edit mode,
and reorganizes the task detail modal into reusable components with sectioned render/state helpers to reduce duplication.
Implemented a full keyboard navigation system with directional commands (C-h/j/k/l) for moving between views,
vim-style navigation (j/k for rows, h/l for columns), and TAB cycling.
Added table header navigation mode where users can move between columns and change sort order with keyboard shortcuts.
The navigation follows visual position: left sidebar, table, and filter bar can all be reached with directional keys.
Created a keymap system with context-aware bindings that resolve commands based on
current focus (Table, TableHeaders, FilterBar, Sidebar).
Commands are dispatched through a centralized handler that manages focus transitions and view state.
Added helper methods to cycle through column headers with proper wrapping.
Auto-select first task on load when tasks exist, and set initial window focus so keyboard shortcuts
work immediately without requiring a mouse click.
Added a status bar at the bottom with a sync button that updates the task list from the local database.
The button shows different states (idle, syncing, success, error) with colors and icons, and displays status messages.
Fixed the layout shift bug when clearing filters by giving dropdowns a minimum width.
Also fixed sidebar counts not updating when filters change - now the sidebar shows correct project and tag counts based on filtered tasks.
Extracted reusable button and dropdown styles to keep the UI consistent across components.
Add a card-based UI layout with consistent spacing and visual hierarchy.
The main content and sidebar are now wrapped in styled cards with gaps
between them. New theme tokens (card, raised, hover, divider,
disabled_fg) provide semantic colors for different surface levels and
states.
Create ui.rs module with helper functions (card_style, divider_h,
section_header, priority_badge) to keep styling consistent across views.
Ignacio Perez