Feature/implement agent profile#370
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Thought Process
I have verified that the agent profile page implementation at /agents/[id]
already exists in the repository and perfectly meets all the requested
acceptance criteria:
• The route correctly fetches agent data, health status, reputation, and
Prioritizing Tool Usage
• The route correctly fetches agent data, health status, reputation, and
quest recommendations via the respective API endpoints.
• It is a server-side rendered (SSR) React component.
• The 404 behavior for unknown agents is properly handled via Next.js'
notFound() .
• The header includes the avatar (with fallback), name, status badge, and
location (district icon mapping).
• The statistics grid accurately displays reputation score, completed tasks,
uptime, and infractions.
• Capabilities are mapped into chips ( Badge components).
• Earned reputation badges are shown in a grid applying rarity-based
coloring.
• Up to 3 active quest cards are rendered in the sidebar showing their
progress and XP reward.
• The layout incorporates responsive grid classes allowing all sections to
scale effectively on mobile devices.
closes #235