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Zero-terminal first boot. Previously the bootstrap_ceo invite had to be
created via a CLI command (paperclipai auth bootstrap-ceo) and the UI
showed a code block instructing the user to run it. Nexus is meant to
be zero-terminal, so the server now auto-creates the invite on startup
when no instance admin exists and exposes its relative path through
/api/health. BootstrapPendingPage redirects straight to /invite/{token}.
The CLI command is left intact for headless/SSH-only setups.
Invite flow fixes that surfaced during testing:
- InviteLanding's invite query had default React Query refetch
behavior. After a successful bootstrap accept, the invite is marked
accepted server-side, so the refetch returned "not available" and
shadowed the success screen, making it look like the bootstrap had
failed when it actually succeeded. Set staleTime: Infinity +
refetchOnWindowFocus/Mount/Reconnect: false so the first fetch is a
one-shot snapshot.
- Reordered the render checks so result?.kind === "bootstrap" / "join"
are evaluated before the invite-availability error check — defensive
against any stray refetch that still leaks through.
- On bootstrap success, window.location.replace("/") lands the new
admin directly on the board; the "Bootstrap complete" confirmation
screen is now an unreachable safety net.
Vite onnxruntime middleware replaces the earlier public/ dump. The
previous commit put ort-wasm-simd-threaded.{mjs,wasm} in ui/public/ so
VAD's onnxWASMBasePath: "/" would find them. That works at runtime but
trips vite's dep optimizer: it scans onnxruntime-web, resolves the
dynamic import string to the public asset, and errors with "files in
/public should not be imported from source code." Remove the files and
add a vite plugin (configureServer middleware) that serves the two URLs
straight from node_modules/.pnpm/onnxruntime-web@*/. Runtime keeps
working and the files never enter vite's module graph.
Production build caveat: the middleware only runs in dev. When building
a static dist for production, the wasm files will need a different
mechanism (e.g. generateBundle hook). Not addressed here.
Also bundled (load-bearing for LAN browser testing):
- ui/src/lib/queryKeys.ts: add missing 'nexus' group. useNexusMode
referenced queryKeys.nexus.settings since commit
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@paperclipai/ui
Published static assets for the Paperclip board UI.
What gets published
The npm package contains the production build under dist/. It does not ship the UI source tree or workspace-only dependencies.
Typical use
Install the package, then serve or copy the built files from node_modules/@paperclipai/ui/dist.