WORK-047
ID:WORK-047Status:done

Tag-based cross-cutting view pages for plan site

Auto-generate pages that group entities by tag, assignee, or milestone. These appear in a "Views" section in the sidebar and use the {% backlog %} rune with appropriate filters.

Priority:mediumComplexity:moderateSource:SPEC-015
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Criteria completion

No incremental history — criteria tracking started on Apr 19.

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  1. f2b3512
    Content editedby Claude
    Add {ID}-{slug}.md filename convention + migrate filenames subcommand
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    Content editedby Claude
    Implement SPEC-037 plan package hardening: all 7 work items
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    Content editedby Claude
    Backfill source attributes on all 123 work items
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    Content editedby Claude
    Add tag-based cross-cutting view pages to plan site
  5. f5b8bf8
    Created (done)by Claude
    Add work items WORK-037 through WORK-049 for plan site specs

Acceptance Criteria

  • "By tag" view pages are generated when 3+ distinct tags exist
  • "By assignee" view pages are generated when 2+ distinct assignees exist
  • "By milestone" view pages are generated when 2+ milestones exist
  • Each view page uses {% backlog %} with the appropriate filter
  • A "Views" section appears in the sidebar with links to generated pages
  • View pages are generated during the aggregate pipeline phase (no manual authoring)
  • Count badges show how many entities match each grouping value

Approach

During the aggregate phase, scan the entity registry for distinct tag/assignee/milestone values. For each value above the threshold, generate a synthetic page containing a {% backlog %} rune with the appropriate filter. Add these pages to the page index and sidebar nav.

References

  • SPEC-015 (Plan Site UX at Scale — Feature 4)
  • WORK-022 (backlog rune — provides the filtering display)