Misc

The Misc tab holds the project-wide reviews that support the plan without belonging to one structural layer: keyboard shortcuts, search metadata, and accessibility. Each panel reads the boards the other tabs have built and writes a review that travels into the export.

Shortcut key definer

Create application shortcuts manually or generate suggestions grounded in the Domain features and the pages on the Structure board. Bindings are saved with the project and exported as a real module — lib/shortcuts.ts on Web, or source/shortcuts.ts on a Terminal project, where the map matters most: in a TUI, keyboard bindings are the primary input rather than a convenience layer.

For planning guidance, read Plan accessible forms, keyboard navigation, and system states.

SEO

The SEO panel reviews every route from Structure — it appears on Web projects, the one target with crawlable pages. Per route you edit the search-result title and meta description (with live character counts against the lengths results actually display), the H1 heading the page will render, the URL slug, keywords, and an indexing toggle, next to a live search-result preview.

The panel also audits the plan's link structure, because the routes and the navigation links drawn in Structure are exactly the internal-linking graph the exported site will have:

• Reachability — how many pages are indexed, reachable from an entry point, or orphaned, plus each page's link depth.
• Internal links — the actual pages linking to and from the selected route, with warnings for dead ends (a page that links out to nothing) and pages more than three clicks from an entry.

Generation fills the metadata for every route at once, grounded in the Domain description. On export, the review becomes real output: a typed metadata export and the <h1> in each page, a canonical URL from the slug, and generated app/robots.ts and app/sitemap.ts files that respect the indexing toggles.

Accessibility

Track a per-surface review before the code exists: a checklist per route — semantic landmarks, keyboard operability, visible focus, text alternatives, labeled controls, contrast — plus free-form notes, with AI able to propose concrete, testable requirements for each surface. Use it to catch missing labels, focus behavior, or announcements at planning time rather than discovering them in implementation.

The review is carried into the export as each generated file's leading accessibility contract — unticked boxes included, because an unticked box is the finding.