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ars9 f83141b484 docs: update architecture and development docs to cover client workspace
- add client workspace section to architecture diagram and description
- split development.md commands into server and client per-workspace
- document client tech stack, directory layout, routing, and theming
- add Client overview section with Storybook test instructions
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# Architecture
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Browser (React SPA — client/) │
│ │
│ EnvironmentsPage KeysPage │
│ SessionsPage ScenariosPage │
└───────────────────┬─────────────────────┘
│ HTTP REST (:13000)
MCP client (AI agent / VS Code Copilot)
│ HTTP /mcp (Streamable MCP)
┌──────────────────────────────────────┐
│ NestJS app (server/src/) │
│ │
│ McpService ← all MCP tools │
│ │
│ AuthService login + sessions │
│ SessionService session CRUD │
│ EnvironmentService environment CRUD │
│ BrowserService ad-hoc browsing │
│ CodeExecutorService sandboxed JS │
│ │
│ ScenarioService scenario CRUD │
│ ScenarioSchedulerService │
│ └─ @Interval(1 s) tick loop │
└──────────────────┬───────────────────┘
│ better-sqlite3 (TypeORM)
data/sessions.db
```
- **McpService** — registers every MCP tool and delegates to domain services.
- **AuthService** — drives a Playwright browser to log in via a key descriptor; saves cookies + localStorage as a `Session`.
- **SessionService** — stores and retrieves saved browser sessions.
- **EnvironmentService** — stores named environments (URL maps) used by auth and scenarios.
- **BrowserService** — ad-hoc, stateless `open_url` / `exec_code` operations outside the scenario scheduler.
- **CodeExecutorService** — compiles and runs user-supplied Playwright JS inside a sandboxed `async` function with `page`, `context`, and `helpers` in scope.
- **ScenarioService** — CRUD for scenarios, steps, runs, and run logs; import/export.
- **ScenarioSchedulerService** — polls for pending step runs every second and executes them. All steps in the same run share **one browser instance** (see [scenario.md](scenario.md)).
## Client (`client/`)
A React 19 + TypeScript SPA served separately by Vite during development. In Docker Compose the same build artefacts are served statically alongside the API.
The client calls the server REST endpoints directly — there is no separate BFF layer. Routing uses HashRouter so the Vite proxy and server-side routes are never ambiguous.
See [development.md](development.md) for the full client tech stack and directory layout.