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it has 2 avatars in the toolbar - not good
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API Keys and dashboard must be seen after sign-in - in the user profile.
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Build a cloud service control (SaaS) application with the cabinet, payment integration, dashboard with the API / token use statistics, take examples from openrouter.com, cloud.qdrant.com, it must support light and dark mode. Each component has its own file. The Front-end site shall have access to REST API of the server. The billing area of the backend should offer several product packages: each shall include a certain amount of test runs (computing power), number of users and AI agent support. The very basic tariff would anticipate 1000 test runs to consume in a period of 3 months, for instance. The site must also have T&C and all required policies for the user to accept. The dashboard would show the limit consumption,
Verified signatureand send warnings when balanc3 drops low. ## 1. Code Structure & Organization - Create **reusable classes and components** whenever possible. - Place each class or component in its **own file**. - Keep files concise (**max ~500 lines of code**). Refactor if larger. - Use clear and consistent **naming conventions** (kebab-case, lowercase separated by dash). - Group related files logically (e.g., `models/`, `controllers/`, `utils/`, `tests/`). --- ## 2. Code Quality & Readability - Follow the project’s **style guide** or industry conventions. - Write **self-explanatory code**; choose clear variable and method names. - Use **inline comments** for non-obvious logic. - Document all public classes, methods, and modules (docstrings, JSDoc, etc.). - Avoid code duplication → extract reusable helpers or modules. --- ## 3. Best Practices & Maintainability - Follow the **Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)**: one class/function = one purpose. - Keep functions **short and …3114713 -
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