Round 4, one hand. Settings changed shape on 2026-08-05: its ten sections became the shell's sub-nav panel, so the screen no longer carries a tab rail and renders one section at a time. This sheet draws that screen, and takes the last uppercase off it.
craft.md removed the global content
cap but says a screen that is a single column of fields should cap itself: 760px here..css sweep cannot see it.
Recounted today: 3 in Settings.tsx, and 52 across 34 files app-wide.
EMAIL ALERTS becomes "Email alerts",
DEFAULTS becomes "Defaults". They are labels, and
craft.md's surviving exceptions are things that are not labels.Who hears about it when something breaks, and how often.
Sent from the platform, not from a channel. Anyone listed gets every alert below.
What the platform does on its own when nobody is watching.
The panel's group labels — Platform, Contacts, Connections, Access — are already sentence case in the shipped shell. Half of the audit's finding 5 was closed by the nav rebuild; what is left is inside the screen, and this sheet takes it.
What this platform is wired to. Secrets are stored encrypted and are never shown again after they are saved.
Where messages come from and go to.
Services the platform calls. Deleting one stops the work that depends on it.
The rows are prod's real connection set, read from the connections
table today: whatsapp, instagram, web, llm, leadrat, n8n, gmail, manychat — all active. The
n8n row carries its warning on the screen because deleting it silently kills campaign sends,
reminders and funnel resume, and nothing on the current screen says so.
1. Does "Working" replace "Active"? A connection row today reports whether it is enabled. What an operator wants to know is whether it last succeeded. "Working" is a claim the platform has to earn with a real check, and three of these rows do not have one yet.
2. The n8n warning on the row. It is the only row that carries a sentence about what breaks if it goes. Either every row earns that sentence or none does, and I have drawn only the one that has actually bitten.