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QA: page-tree and graph e2e packs in CI, manuals updated (#114)
Two new CI-wired Playwright packs, each in its own shared pond so the
fixture ponds stay untouched:

- page-tree.spec.ts — create-as-child with the form hint, collapsible
  folder view (collapse state survives reload), label view grouping,
  the local view override vs the owner-set pond default (fresh context
  without localStorage sees the new default), the Move-to dialog with
  the own subtree disabled, promote vs subtree delete, and a restored
  orphan re-attaching at the root.
- graph.spec.ts — pond graph nodes/edges/legend, node click-through,
  the phantom-create flow (dashed node turns solid), the local panel
  with hop toggle and highlight ring, and the permission slice: a
  label-denied reader sees neither the hidden node nor its edge.

Both packs 3× flake-free locally. Manuals: user guide (page tree,
moving/deleting with subpages, knowledge graph + local graph), pond
admin guide (sidebar view default), features.md (knowledge graph
bullet) — with the docs/de mirrors updated (English authoritative).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-14 11:10:14 +02:00

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# Pond-admin guide
_Deutsche Fassung: [docs/de/manual/pond-admin-guide.md](../de/manual/pond-admin-guide.md)_
What you can configure on a pond you administer. You are a pond admin on
your own personal pond and on every pond where you hold the
`pond_admin` role. All of this lives behind the **gear icon** in the top
bar (visible on pond routes when you may modify the pond).
## Ponds in one minute
Every member gets a **personal pond** automatically. Additional
**shared ponds** are created via **"+ New pond"** at the bottom of the
pond switcher in the top bar (or through the API, `POST /api/v1/ponds`)
and are subject to the per-user quota the site admin sets ("additional
shared ponds per user", default 0). The creator becomes the pond admin.
## Name, description, appearance
- **Name and description** of the pond.
- **Fonts**: pick heading/body/code typefaces per pond from the built-in,
self-hosted catalog (browse it at `/fonts`) — they apply to the app
view, public pages, and PDF exports.
- **Sidebar sort** for everyone: AZ, creation date, or manual order.
- **Sidebar view** default: the page tree ("folders") or pages grouped
under the label tree. Members can still switch their own sidebar
locally — the setting only picks the starting point.
## Members and roles
The **members** section manages who is in the pond:
| Role | May |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| `reader` | read pages (as far as rules allow) |
| `editor` | read + write pages, upload files |
| `pond_admin` | everything, including settings, members, labels |
Member counts are limited by the instance quotas (editors/readers per
pond). Personal ponds take members too — that is how you share yours.
## Access rules (the fine print)
Beyond plain membership, the **access rules** section edits grants
directly. A grant is: _subject_ (a user, all signed-in users, or the
public) + _role_ (reader/editor/pond admin) + _scope_ (whole pond, one
label, or one page) + _effect_ (allow or deny).
- **Label-scoped rules** are the power tool: give the "board" label to
the confidential pages and allow only the board members' grant on that
label — or deny a label to someone who may otherwise read everything.
- **Public pages:** an _allow, reader, public_ grant on a page (or a
label) publishes it read-only at `/public/<pond>/<page>`.
- Deny beats allow; reads that are denied look like "not found" (the
system never reveals what exists).
- The **permission inspector** on a page explains the effective result
for any user — use it whenever a rule combination surprises you.
## Labels
Manage the pond's label tree (create, rename, recolor, nest, move,
delete). Deleting a label that is still on pages asks for confirmation.
Labels also appear in the page label picker, where creating new ones is
reserved for you.
## Comments policy
Choose whether **all readers** may comment or **editors only**. Existing
comments stay readable either way.
## Watching the pond
The bell in the pond settings header watches the whole pond — you will
be notified about every page change and comment in it.
## Plugins
Plugins the site admin has installed with mode _optional_ appear here
with a per-pond toggle. _Required_ plugins are always active; _disabled_
ones never show up. (Which plugins exist and what they do:
[site-admin guide](site-admin-guide.md#plugins).)
## Machine access: API and MCP opt-in
Two separate switches expose this pond to token-based access — **both
off by default**, and both only effective if the site admin has enabled
the matching instance switch:
- **Public REST API** (`apiEnabled`): scripts and integrations may reach
the pond with personal access tokens — with exactly the permissions of
the token's owner.
- **MCP / AI assistants** (`mcpEnabled`): MCP clients such as Claude
Code may reach the pond the same way.
A pond that has not opted in is invisible through those interfaces, even
to its own members' tokens.
## Files
The **file manager** lists the pond's uploads with their usage (which
page references them) and lets you delete orphans. Storage counts
against the pond's quota; the current usage is shown.
## Export and deletion
- **Export**: the whole pond as a ZIP of Markdown files plus media.
- **Delete pond**: the danger section at the bottom of the pond
settings moves a shared pond to the site-level trash (type the pond
name to confirm); a site admin can restore it. Your personal pond
cannot be deleted — it is your account's home.