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Purpose

api-control-plane only had a project-level Settings page (a flat placeholder), no org-level equivalent, and no way for a cloud-injected extension to appear inside Settings rather than as its own top-level sidebar item. Meanwhile the cloud-side work (see companion apim-saas PR) needed a real extension point to hang a settings/environments feature off of. Separately, the sidebar's "Settings" link scrolled with the rest of the nav instead of staying pinned to the bottom, unlike ai-workspace's equivalent.

Goals

  • Org-level Settings page, mirroring the existing project-level one (same pattern ai-workspace uses: one Settings feature, mounted at both scopes).
  • A generic Slot (named, additive extension point) / Hideable (named, suppressible built-in region) contract that any extension — cloud-injected or otherwise — can attach to, replacing the previous bespoke level/group/settingsTab combo on the extension descriptor.
  • A Port pattern: an extension's render(port) receives host capabilities (orgHandle, navigate, notify) as a plain value instead of importing this portal's own hooks, so the same feature component can eventually be reused by another host console.
  • Settings link pinned to the sidebar's bottom (Sidebar.Footer), matching ai-workspace.

Approach

  • src/slots/index.tsx (new): useSlot/useSlotEntries (additive, named) and Hideable/useIsHidden (suppressive, named) — deliberately zero dependency on this portal's own scope/auth types, so it's copyable verbatim into another host portal.
  • src/hostPort.tsx (new): CloudHostPort type + PortProvider/usePort, built once per render in AppLayout.tsx from useConsoleScope() + useNotifications().
  • extensions.tsx: ApiControlPlaneExtension now built on SlotEntry (id, slot, order) plus scope (renamed from level), render(port) (renamed from element).
  • SettingsLayout.tsx/GeneralSettingsPage.tsx (replacing the old flat SettingsPage.tsx): a persistent left sub-nav + <Outlet/>, parameterized by scope: 'organization' | 'project', with tabs sourced from useSettingsTabs(scope) (built-in "General" + any extension registered on settings.<scope>.tabs).
  • AppRoutes.tsx/routes/paths.ts: nested routes for both /organizations/:org/settings and /organizations/:org/projects/:project/settings; a small <ExtensionRoute> wrapper resolves the real Port and calls extension.render(port).
  • navigationRegistry.tsx/useNavigationItems.ts/AppSidebar.tsx: new org-settings nav entry (visible only outside project scope, so exactly one "Settings" link is ever shown); both org- and project-level Settings entries marked pinned, rendered in the sidebar's Sidebar.Footer.

User stories

  • As a console user, I can reach Settings from both the organization view and the project view, each showing its own scoped content, with the link always at the bottom of the sidebar.
  • As a developer wiring a cloud extension, I register it against a slot name (e.g. settings.project.tabs) and it shows up nested inside Settings automatically — no changes needed to this portal's own routing/nav code.

Documentation

The pattern itself is documented in the companion apim-saas PR's Claude skill (.claude/skills/apip-cloud-extensions/SKILL.md), which this seam is designed against. No product-facing docs impacted.

Automation tests

  • Unit tests: src/slots/index.test.tsx (5 new — useSlot filtering/sorting, Hideable suppression with/without a provider), AppRoutes.orgSettings.test.tsx (3 new — org Settings redirect, exactly-one-pinned-link at each scope), AppRoutes.settingsTab.test.tsx (updated to the new scope/slot/render shape), navigationRegistry.test.ts (updated with org-settings match + visibility cases). Full suite: 218/218 passing.
  • Integration tests: none — no backend/BFF changes in this PR.

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Samples

See AppRoutes.settingsTab.test.tsx for a minimal extension registered on settings.project.tabs, and the companion apim-saas PR for a real cloud-injected example (environments).

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The API control plane replaces legacy extension fields with slot-based entries and host-port rendering. It adds generic slot and visibility primitives, scoped sidebar and settings navigation, nested organization/project settings routes, and shared settings layouts.

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Extensions and settings

Layer / File(s) Summary
Slot and host-port foundation
portals/api-control-plane/src/slots/*, portals/api-control-plane/src/extensions.tsx, portals/api-control-plane/src/hostPort.tsx, portals/api-control-plane/src/layouts/AppLayout.tsx
Extensions use slot entries and render(CloudHostPort). Slot storage, hidden-region handling, and host capabilities use React providers.
Scoped navigation model
portals/api-control-plane/src/navigation/*, portals/api-control-plane/src/layouts/AppSidebar.tsx
Sidebar and settings navigation use extension scopes, pinned entries, visibility rules, ordered tabs, and separate footer groups.
Nested settings routing
portals/api-control-plane/src/features/settings/*, portals/api-control-plane/src/routes/*
Organization and project settings use shared layouts, general pages, scoped route builders, nested extension routes, and index redirects. Tests cover scoped links, redirects, and extension rendering.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0faa1

The new navigation and extension behavior can highlight an extension as active on an unrelated scoped route when both routes share the same final path segment, which may mislead users; the PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up for this bounded issue.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AppRoutes
  participant SettingsLayout
  participant useSettingsTabs
  participant ExtensionRoute
  AppRoutes->>SettingsLayout: Render scoped settings route
  SettingsLayout->>useSettingsTabs: Load visible scoped tabs
  SettingsLayout->>AppRoutes: Navigate to selected tab
  AppRoutes->>ExtensionRoute: Render extension route
  ExtensionRoute->>ExtensionRoute: Call extension.render(CloudHostPort)
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portals/api-control-plane/src/navigation/useNavigationItems.ts (1)

58-96: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Match sidebar extensions against their complete scoped route.

The pathname.indexOf(routeSegment) check can select a sidebar extension for an unrelated route. For example, a project sidebar extension with routePath: "environments" becomes active at /projects/<project>/settings/environments, although its destination is /projects/<project>/environments.

Build the matcher from the same scope-specific path shape as buildScopedExtensionPath, or compare against the computed destination while preserving /* descendant handling.

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In `@portals/api-control-plane/src/navigation/useNavigationItems.ts` around lines
58 - 96, Update the sidebar extension matcher in the extensionDefinitions
mapping so it compares the pathname against the complete scope-specific route
produced by buildScopedExtensionPath, rather than searching for routeSegment
anywhere in the pathname. Preserve exact-route matching and allow additional
descendant segments only for extensions whose routePath ends with /*, while
keeping the existing to navigation behavior unchanged.
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Inline comments:
In `@portals/api-control-plane/src/routes/AppRoutes.tsx`:
- Around line 144-152: Constrain settings extensions so the scope encoded by
each extension’s slot matches its ApiControlPlaneExtension.scope before
useSettingsTabs and settingsTabRoutesFor consume them. Implement this as a
discriminated type contract or an explicit validation/filtering step, and add
coverage for a descriptor with conflicting organization/project values.

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In `@portals/api-control-plane/src/navigation/useNavigationItems.ts`:
- Around line 58-96: Update the sidebar extension matcher in the
extensionDefinitions mapping so it compares the pathname against the complete
scope-specific route produced by buildScopedExtensionPath, rather than searching
for routeSegment anywhere in the pathname. Preserve exact-route matching and
allow additional descendant segments only for extensions whose routePath ends
with /*, while keeping the existing to navigation behavior unchanged.
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  • portals/api-control-plane/src/extensions.tsx
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  • portals/api-control-plane/src/features/settings/SettingsPage.tsx
  • portals/api-control-plane/src/hostPort.tsx
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  • portals/api-control-plane/src/navigation/navigationTypes.ts
  • portals/api-control-plane/src/navigation/useNavigationItems.ts
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  • portals/api-control-plane/src/routes/AppRoutes.orgSettings.test.tsx
  • portals/api-control-plane/src/routes/AppRoutes.settingsTab.test.tsx
  • portals/api-control-plane/src/routes/AppRoutes.tsx
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Comment thread portals/api-control-plane/src/routes/AppRoutes.tsx
- Fix sidebar extension active-state matching to compare against the
  extension's exact computed destination (via buildScopedExtensionPath)
  instead of a raw pathname substring search, which could falsely mark
  an extension active on an unrelated route that merely ends with the
  same segment name (e.g. a settings tab route).
- Reject settings-tab extension descriptors whose `slot` and `scope`
  disagree, in both useSettingsTabs and AppRoutes' route registration,
  so a type-valid but inconsistent extension never renders with a
  mismatched scope's Port.
- Add regression tests for both fixes.
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