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Hagicode Desktop is for developers and operators who run Hagicode Server on a local machine and need a dependable control surface for daily use. They move between setup, service start and stop, version switching, dependency repair, diagnostics, and maintenance tasks, often while also watching for official recommendations or update notices.
The desktop app packages the Hagicode runtime into a local-first control console that keeps essential operational work in one place. Success means users can understand current service health at a glance, take the next maintenance action without hunting across screens, and stay aware of recommended updates or messages without losing focus on primary workflows.
Professional, agile, and clear. The interface should feel competent and focused rather than theatrical, giving users the sense that Desktop is a reliable operations companion that stays out of the way until action is needed.
Do not make the app feel like a marketing website. Do not lean on large-area glassmorphism, neon glow, or decorative "tech" effects. Do not trade readability, status clarity, or operational efficiency for visual novelty.
- Put operational state first: service health, active version, logs, and next actions should be visible before secondary content.
- Keep primary actions close to the status they affect, so users can start, stop, repair, or inspect without context switching.
- Treat recommendations as supportive context, not as the center of attention, so updates and messages inform without interrupting.
- Prefer calm density over dramatic decoration: structured panels, clear labels, and consistent controls should carry the experience.
- Respect expert flow with strong keyboard focus, restrained motion, and language coverage that keeps the interface usable across the configured locales.
Support the Desktop app's configured 10-language locale set. Maintain visible keyboard focus states across interactive controls, support reduced-motion preferences by minimizing decorative animation, and keep normal text at WCAG AA contrast or better in both light and dark themes.