Native Alpha Functional Workspace Expansion

The June 13 implementation pass focused on making the ConCOREdance alpha feel operational across the full workspace, not merely visually complete. The native SwiftUI shell now routes every primary sidebar section to a functional screen: Home, Session, Calendar, Clients, Notes, Plans, Tasks, Messages, Insights, Resources, and Settings.

The clinical data model gained client-session linkage through an optional session-level client identifier. VaultStore now supports session creation, client-specific session lookup, and persistence for linked sessions. The New Session flow can link a session to an existing client, while client detail screens now show related sessions and allow direct scheduling.

The dashboard and major workspaces were grounded in real vault state. Calendar now shows a working session queue and status counts. Notes reflects actual stored client notes. Plans organizes continuity signals into care-direction cards. Tasks derives an operational queue from scheduled sessions, draft work, ready-for-review artifacts, and client records that need baseline documentation.

Messages and Resources were added as pragmatic alpha surfaces rather than speculative integrations. Messages provides a local contact index and copyable follow-up language derived from session plans. Resources gathers the transmission archive, local project home, encrypted vault path, export folder, and export actions into one operational shelf. Settings now exposes vault status, storage paths, export history, backup controls, lock controls, and recent audit activity.

The app also received a local build-and-run pathway for faster alpha review. The current build was verified with swift build and the project test runner. The test suite reports 57 tests with 0 failures, covering the new session creation, client linkage, persistence, default continuity signals, and audit behavior.