nav Card

Nav Card

nav.card at the box root adds the box's own shortcut links to the box screen, under Shortcuts. The box screen is the screen for the whole box: the box row at the top of the app bar's landmark menu opens it, and the phone app shows it at launch. The box-wide pages (Dashboard, Browse, History, Storage summary) are not on the box screen; they are in the avatar menu at the right of the app bar, with Settings and Admin. Editing the card changes the shortcuts immediately — no deploy. When the card is absent or invalid, the box screen has no Shortcuts section, and an invalid card also raises a health warning naming the problem. Deleting the card is always a safe way back to stock navigation.

Entries pointing at a destination the app already links (/, /chat, /chats, /browse, /history, /dashboard) are skipped rather than shown twice — pin cards and the less-travelled routes.

entries:
  - { href: /questions }       # builtin routes, validated against the route set:
  - { href: /capture, label: Quick capture }   # /, /chat, /dashboard, /chats, /questions, /browse, /landmarks, /history, /capture, /settings, /admin
  - { ref: /_content/projects/Big_Refactor.project.card, label: The Refactor }

• href — a builtin route. label defaults to the route's standard name.
• ref — any card, by box path (leading /, from the box root); it opens in Browse. label defaults to the target's title. Use this to pin a card (a project, a list, a note) to the box screen.

Keep the list short — these are shortcuts, not a directory. Order is display order.