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…ding The new-conversation screen replaces its three starter cards with a two-way toggle — I want to fund (blue, arrow out) / I need funding (emerald, arrow in) — remembered per browser and defaulting to the researcher's side. The choice goes to the backend with the conversation as its intent, so the assistant drafts an RFP or a proposal without guessing; the regex that inferred the work type from the opening message is gone, along with the defaultArticleType seam it fed. Under the composer a researcher gets two calls to action: connect their researcher profile (ProfileEditModal narrowed to ORCID and Google Scholar) and apply to a specific RFP (the existing selector; the choice is sent with the conversation and lands on the proposal it creates). A funder gets one line to talk to the ResearchHub team. Shared pieces: components/Funding/fundingDirection.ts and FundingDirectionIcon carry the arrow-and-colour language, which the My Funding tabs now use too; ButtonGroup options take an activeClassName; ProfileInformationForm can show a subset of its social links. Verified with type-check, eslint and prettier only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The new-conversation screen replaces its three starter cards with a
two-way toggle — I want to fund (blue, arrow out) / I need funding
(emerald, arrow in) — remembered per browser and defaulting to the
researcher's side. The choice goes to the backend with the conversation
as its intent, so the assistant drafts an RFP or a proposal without
guessing; the regex that inferred the work type from the opening message
is gone, along with the defaultArticleType seam it fed.
Under the composer a researcher gets two calls to action: connect their
researcher profile (ProfileEditModal narrowed to ORCID and Google
Scholar) and apply to a specific RFP (the existing selector; the choice
is sent with the conversation and lands on the proposal it creates). A
funder gets one line to talk to the ResearchHub team.
Shared pieces: components/Funding/fundingDirection.ts and
FundingDirectionIcon carry the arrow-and-colour language, which the
My Funding tabs now use too; ButtonGroup options take an
activeClassName; ProfileInformationForm can show a subset of its social
links.
Verified with type-check, eslint and prettier only.
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Part of turning the AI Mode overlay into a funding workspace (plan and mock decisions in the first PR's thread). Stacked on #1117; merge that first, then this one.
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