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Claude
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The automation form had grown a lifecycle picker that created and deleted global triggers behind the user's back. It broke the model the panel is built on — an automation is what to send, a trigger is when — and left the global triggers section describing itself as a place to rename things made elsewhere. Triggers now belong only to the triggers list and the event editor. The automation form edits a title, filters and outputs, and saves in one request: the two-request save, its partial-failure recovery and the snapshot it reconciled against are all gone with it. An automation with no global trigger offers to make one from its own row, opening the trigger form with the automation preselected, so the connection is still one click away without the form pretending to own it. Other changes in the same pass: - the form uses the compact modal instead of the wide one. Nothing in it justified 1800px, and output fields now pair up two to a row rather than stretching across four columns - a blank automation gets its own header button beside Start from recipe, instead of being a footnote under the recipe list - the settings form seeds itself from the query when it resolves, as the other settings panels do. It was showing automations as OFF while they were on - the filter operator list goes back to the three master offered, which makes the note about not_contains unnecessary rather than explanatory - comments that narrated the change rather than explaining the code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AfDKsy6PE3Rbyt32Fg4YKf