The chrome every signed-in surface lives inside: a persistent left sidebar holding project-scoped navigation (Issues, Boards, Settings), a thinner top nav for workspace switching + user menu + theme + cmd-k, and a main content panel. Replaces 1.3.4's temporary top-nav project switcher with the durable sidebar-driven IA Linear / Jira / GitHub Projects all use. Responsive (collapses to a drawer below the md breakpoint), keyboard-navigable end-to-end, theme-aware via the existing two-axis ThemeProvider from Story 1.0.5. No new data layer — every Subtask composes existing primitives + already-shipped services.
Prerequisites: Story 1.0.5 is the load-bearing dependency — the sidebar, command palette, and theme toggle all compose existing primitives (Button, Dialog, Tooltip, Popover, Toast, the ThemeProvider in lib/theme/, the --el-* token vocabulary). Story 1.2 ships the WorkspaceSwitcher the new top-nav consumes; Story 1.3 ships ProjectSwitcher + getActiveProject(). After 1.5, the top-nav project switcher from 1.3.4 is retired — the sidebar header carries it.
pnpm install && pnpm dev./dashboard with the sidebar visible on the left and the top-nav across the top.⌘K → palette opens. Type "issues" → highlighted match. ↵ → URL is /issues.⌘K → type the alternate workspace's name → ↵ → workspace switches (cookie + sidebar contents reflect it).⌘K → type "theme" → ↵ → the theme toggles (light ↔ dark). Reload → preserved.? → shortcut cheatsheet opens, listing ⌘K / ⌘\ / ? at minimum. esc → closes.⌘K → "Sign out" → same outcome (palette path).