Settings: rename "Supabase password" to "account password", reorder sidebar#31
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…keys near the end Two small follow-ups to the rotation form that just landed: 1. "Supabase password" reads as developer jargon to anyone who hasn't thought about where their data lives. "Account password" is what every other app calls the credential users sign in with. The subtle copy under the form keeps one explicit mention of "your Supabase account" so the user can still tell which credential they're touching, but everything load-bearing in the form chrome - h3, labels, button, error/info copy - now says "account password" instead. 2. API keys was the first tab in the sidebar - the most visible slot - even though it's a credential-rotation pane most users touch maybe once. Moves it between Security and About so the sidebar's reading order matches frequency of use: AI / Journal / Wiki / Appearance / Usage first, then the seldom-touched account-config trio (Security / API keys / About). docs/user/settings.md updated to match the new naming.
The previous commit moved API keys to the second-to-last slot but left the default `group` state at 'keys', so opening Settings still landed on the deprioritized tab. Flip the default to 'ai' so the landing pane tracks the sidebar's reading order.
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SYNOPSIS
Renames the new rotation form to "account password" and reorders the Settings sidebar so AI / Journal / Wiki / Appearance / Usage lead and the seldom-touched account-config trio (Security / API keys / About) trails.
PURPOSE
Two follow-ups to PR #29:
'keys', so opening Settings dropped you straight into the credential-rotation form on every visit.DESCRIPTION
Today. Settings sidebar reads API keys / AI / Journal / Wiki / Appearance / Usage / Security / About. The Security pane's second subsection is titled "Change Supabase password" with matching label/button/error copy. Opening the modal lands on the keys pane.
This PR. Three coordinated changes:
GROUPSarray so API keys sits between Security and About. New reading order: AI / Journal / Wiki / Appearance / Usage / Security / API keys / About.'keys'to'ai'so the default tracks the sidebar's new reading order. Without this, the reorder would have left users dropping into the deprioritized tab on every modal open.docs/user/settings.mdupdated to match the new naming (the API keys subsection in the doc is order-agnostic, so no further doc churn).Notes:
changeAuthPasswordcall, same 8-char minimum, same re-signin verification, same confirm-field match check. Only naming and ordering.let group = $state<Group>('ai')change looks like it could break a deep-link or a persisted-state flow, butgroupisn't persisted and there's no deep-link into a specific pane - the only entry point is opening the modal cold, so the default is the only thing this state ever shows on mount.Generated by Claude Code