✅ Done! Took my time on each — here's how the six non-draft PRs by @enyst came out: ✅ Approved (5) • #18175 —

fix(automations): keep a long run's Logs dialog inside its panel

. One-line

overflow-y-auto

on the already-

max-h-[80vh]

panel; correct, minimal, well-evidenced at phone/desktop widths. Agreed that a jsdom test here would just mirror the source. • #18180 —

fix(docker): bind the frontend to 0.0.0.0 when the kernel has no IPv6

. Picks the bind host once from

/proc/net/if_inet6

, reuses it for both static servers, leaves the session-key policy and dual-stack path intact. Clean, and deferring the

on-failure

restart question to #18178 is right. • #18194 —

chore(lint): protect divider and toggle appearance contracts

. Sensible incremental

shadcn/no-restyle

rollout (divider/toggle only,

layout

allowed, scoped off inside

src/ui

); the probe test asserting the flagged-line set rather than counts is robust. • #18182 —

fix(mcp): show one error toast when an MCP server change fails

.

meta: { disableToast: true }

on the three mutations is the right fix; I verified every caller already reports its own error. Noted (non-blocking) that

useTestMcpServer

should follow suit for #18181. • #18200 —

feat: add compact section navigation on tablets

. Nicely factored — the compact disclosure reuses the exact same link renderers as the sidebar, so no drift; dismissal/focus/slash-boundary behavior all check out, and the width sweep is thorough. 💬 Commented (1) • #18218 —

refactor(onboarding): edit the active LLM profile instead of raw LLM settings

. Great extraction into

llm-profile-form.ts

shared with the editor. Left two things to settle: it's stacked on #17889 (please confirm that lands first), and the documented gap where a local install whose LLM values live only in raw settings now gets a fresh form — worth a migration/follow-up or a fallback. Plus a nit about making the E2E setup/teardown failure-safe. Also worth knowing: a few PRs show a red "Validate PR description" check, but those are just stale runs from the auto-updating Docker blurb — the latest run on each head is green.