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* feat(lens): add preset watch-for checks for common agent failures * feat(lens): add keyboard-driven watch-for picker with lens dot animation * feat(lens): use the watch-for picker in investigation setup * feat(lens): show preset checks by name in the criteria tab * test(lens): cover saving and editing watch-for presets * feat(lens): shorten watch-for summaries and start with three presets on * feat(lens): lay out watch-for presets as toggle tiles with a clear add-your-own button * feat(lens): open a custom check from the watch-for picker * test(lens): cover watch-for tiles and the add-your-own button * fix(lens): draw the selected tile border inside the tile so the dialog edge cannot clip it |
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This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
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