feat(workflow): curated 'Common steps' section in the component picker#2614
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…s" section Opening the picker means facing a very long list — the static components plus up to eleven database operations for every model that enables workflows (hundreds of near-identical entries). This surfaces the ~dozen steps most authors actually reach for at the top, so the common case is one glance away. - Pure getCommonComponents(components, componentType) returns a curated, ordered subset (Slack, Email, API GET/POST, If/Else, JavaScript, Log, Run Workflow, Sleep for components; Schedule, Webhook, Manual for triggers), skipping any id not present so it can never surface a broken entry. - ComponentsModal renders it as a "Common steps" section at the top of the list, hidden while searching (search stays a flat ranked list). It's a pure shortcut — the full catalog still lists everything below, so no component is removed, renamed, or morphed (zero fidelity risk, unlike a full block collapse). Tests: getCommonComponents (curated order, trigger vs component filtering, never surfaces non-curated, empty when absent). 95 workflow tests pass; tsc + eslint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tames the overwhelming component picker — the safe slice of the "catalog collapse". Stacked on #2613.
What
Opening the picker means facing a very long list: the static components plus up to eleven database operations for every model that enables workflows (hundreds of near-identical entries). This surfaces the ~dozen steps most authors actually reach for at the top.
getCommonComponents(components, componentType)returns a curated, ordered subset — Slack, Email, API GET/POST, If/Else, JavaScript, Log, Run Workflow, Sleep (components); Schedule, Webhook, Manual (triggers) — skipping any id not present, so it can never surface a broken entry.ComponentsModalrenders it as a "Common steps" section at the top, hidden while searching (search stays a flat ranked list).Why this and not the full block-collapse
It's a pure shortcut — the full catalog still lists everything below, so no component is removed, renamed, or morphed. That means zero fidelity risk, unlike the ~15-block collapse (which would have to reproduce the exact id/args/ports of every model permutation and keep a legacy loader). This delivers most of the "don't drown in hundreds of entries" value safely; the full morph-based collapse remains a larger, app-QA follow-up.
Verification
getCommonComponents(4 tests): curated order preserved; trigger vs component filtering; never surfaces a non-curated component; empty when none present.tsc✓,eslint✓.🤖 Generated with Claude Code