F.14: Fediverse Admin Nest panel — moderation + crosspost queues#21
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Follow-up #2 after Phase 2. Closes the operator UX gap F.11 and F.13 flagged: until now, moderation_actions (F.11) and crosspost_log (F.13) were only accessible through MCP tools — no click-through UI. One panel, two tabs: **Moderation Queue** — shows pending, confirmed, expired, rejected, and all moderation_actions rows from the federated bundles. Columns: • bundle + action_type • payload (all key/value pairs from the queued action) • timing (requested-ago, expires-in with F.13 GC awareness, confirmed-ago) • status badge • Confirm / Reject buttons (only for pending) Confirming records operator approval in moderation_actions (status='confirmed', confirmed_by, confirmed_at). It does NOT yet auto-fire the action against the federated bundle — that's a follow-up scheduler. The panel's help text flags this; for now, confirm + invoke the bundle's own verb by hand is the expected flow. **Crosspost Queue** — shows queued/ready/published/manual/error/cancelled entries from crosspost_log. Columns: • route (source→target + source_app#id + target_app#id once published) • preview (first 180 chars of transformed_payload_json) • timing (fires-in / published-ago / cancelled-ago + created-ago + error snippet) • status badge • Cancel button (for queued/ready), Retry button (for error — flips to ready and clears error so the F.13 scheduler picks it up again) **Files** - servers/gateway/dashboard/panels/fediverse.js — the panel. Server-side rendered HTML; no client JS. Style tokens from the Nest palette (crow-bg-elevated, crow-accent, crow-text-*). All user-visible data escaped via local escapeHtml() (defensive — the payload_json contents come from bundles' queueModerationAction and could carry XSS if rendered raw). Tab + filter state via ?tab= and ?filter= query params. Flash messages via ?flash= for post-action redirects. - servers/gateway/dashboard/index.js — imports fediversePanel, registers alongside the other built-ins, adds POST /dashboard/fediverse/action route that dispatches to panel.handleAction for the four button actions. - servers/gateway/dashboard/nav-registry.js — adds "connections" category → "core" group so the new panel lands in the sidebar's Core section next to Messages and Contacts. - CLAUDE.md — built-in panels list now includes Fediverse Admin. **Verified** - node --check on all files - npm run check passes - Panel imports cleanly (registry sees it at /dashboard/fediverse) **Remaining punch list** - Auto-fire moderation actions when confirmed (the panel's help text explicitly calls this out as deferred). Would live in a new scheduler tick that polls moderation_actions WHERE status='confirmed' AND confirmed_at < now AND applied_at IS NULL, then calls the corresponding bundle's publish verb. Deferred because each bundle needs its own handler (defederate on pixelfed vs block_instance on lemmy vs block_domain on mastodon, all different REST shapes). - Pagination: panel caps at 100 rows per query. For busy instances this will need cursor-based paging. Cross that bridge when operators hit it.
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Summary
Follow-up #2 after Phase 2. Closes the operator UX gap F.11/F.13 flagged: until now,
moderation_actions(F.11) andcrosspost_log(F.13) were only accessible through MCP tools. This PR adds a click-through Nest panel.What lands
One panel at
/dashboard/fediverse, two tabs:Moderation Queue (
?tab=moderation)moderation_actionsrows.status='confirmed',confirmed_by,confirmed_at). It does NOT yet auto-fire the action against the federated bundle — that's a follow-up scheduler (help text flags this).Crosspost Queue (
?tab=crosspost)crosspost_logrows.errorrows toready+ clears the error so the F.13 scheduler picks them up on its next tick.Implementation
servers/gateway/dashboard/panels/fediverse.js(new) — SSR HTML, no client JS. All user-visible data escaped defensively via localescapeHtml()(payloads come from bundles'queueModerationActionand could carry XSS if rendered raw). Tab + filter state via?tab=and?filter=query params. Flash messages via?flash=.servers/gateway/dashboard/index.js— imports + registers the panel, addsPOST /dashboard/fediverse/actiondispatching topanel.handleActionfor the four button actions.servers/gateway/dashboard/nav-registry.js— addsconnectionscategory →coregroup so the panel lands in the sidebar's Core section.CLAUDE.md— built-in panels list updated.Test plan
node --checkon all filesnpm run checkpassesmoderation_actions+crosspost_logrows (deferred — needs the gateway running in a non-sandboxed environment)Follow-ups
Rollout position
Stacked on F.13.
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