Dev navigation · hub-and-spoke, matching IOO

How you get to the Dev War Room

Same pattern your hands already know: a launcher tile in the Local sidebar opens the Dev app; a “← RippleCore” button brings you home. Exactly how “Inframark Onboarding Ops” works today, just a second tile beside it.

✎ Mockup of the Local (6161) sidebar · the real dashboard isn't touched
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Inframark Onboarding Ops
NEW Dev War Room
Dev War RoomTeam only
Pinned
⋮⋮Project Management
⋮⋮Meeting Studio
⋮⋮To Do's
…the rest of the Local nav below
The loop
1
Click Dev War Room in Local
Sits right under “Inframark Onboarding Ops” in the 6161 sidebar. Opens the Dev app in this tab.
2
You're in the Dev War Room
Its own internal instance — the Board, Ship, Ops, War Room we built. One stack; no demo/real switch (that's an Inframark thing, because that's client data).
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Click ← RippleCore to come home
The back button in the Dev topbar returns you to Local — same as OPS's “← RippleCore” drops you back from :8799/:8800.
Matches IOOHub-and-spoke. Local is the crossroads. Launch a spoke, come back with RippleCore. Zero new concept to learn.
Team onlyThe Dev War Room tile renders only for the five of you — gated server-side, so a client login never sees it or reaches the app.
One stackDev doesn't get the demo/real SWITCH — that exists for Inframark because it's client data. Dev is one internal instance.
Later, maybeIf you catch yourself bouncing OPS↔Dev through Local, we can add direct cross-links. Not now — start simple.
RippleCore Dev · navigation mock · nothing wired until you say go