LorenEteval_Furious/Furious/Window/AGENTS.md

Window and page guidance

• MainWindow owns built-in pages, navigation, and the persistent Qt tree. Plugin pages enter through PluginNavigationManager; pages adapt owning controllers/services/repositories rather than becoming competing state authorities. Preserve public forwarding attributes/methods until their consumers migrate.
• The current composition has one shared subscription workflow owned by the server table and reused by SubscriptionPage; Home owns update/connectivity/traffic services; Metrics owns endpoint inspection and derived rendering. Those locations may evolve, but a refactor must retain one durable owner, one scheduler, and one signal path.
• Home is the initial page. Page selection and navigation expansion are session-local and initially collapsed; do not persist them without an explicit product decision and migration.
• Long-lived pages create controls, models, timers, services, and signal connections once. Visibility may pause or defer rendering, but never application-level collection, log draining, subscription scheduling, or request ownership.
• One-shot editors/prompts use managed transient dialogs. TextEditorWindow is intentionally reusable and needs one durable owner; normal close/closeEvent remains the authority for unsaved confirmation, hiding, and final owner cleanup.
• Use normal layouts and AppQ* controls. File/network/core work leaves or cooperatively yields the GUI thread, and results return through owned signals without exposing secret documents in diagnostics.
• Top-level windows use AppQMainWindow first-show preparation and declarative default sizes. Restore saved geometry only after persistent children/layout exist; a valid saved geometry wins, otherwise use the canonical default/centering path.
• Verify navigation defaults/plugin placement, lazy rendering versus continuous collection, shared-service ownership, async continuations, unsaved-close behavior, geometry migration/restore, and repeated open/show/hide/destroy stability.