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When behavior depends on environment/config (feature availability, app base URLs, privacy/account links), ensure it’s derived in one place and applied consistently.

Apply these rules:

• Build env/config-derived URLs (dashboard, usage, privacy, etc.) via a single shared URL builder using the resolved app base URL + attribution.
• Don’t mix identity-derived data into global config/account contexts. If a link can be derived from data fetched inside the target view (e.g., user), derive it there; keep environment configuration (e.g., clineAppBaseUrl) separate.
• Gate feature actions up front using known prerequisite/config state (e.g., workspace manifest, exposed connection state). Still perform correctness checks at runtime (e.g., dirty checks / remote verification).
• Avoid duplicating the same settings/privacy entry across sections; keep account/data-sharing preferences in the Account view (not telemetry/general settings) to prevent duplicated dependencies.

Example pattern (centralized builder):

function buildAccountUrl(appBaseUrl: string | undefined, path: string) {
  const base = appBaseUrl ?? 'https://app.cline.bot'; // or a deterministic fallback
  return `${base}${path}`;
}

// In AccountView:
const dashboardUrl = buildAccountUrl(clineAppBaseUrl, '/dashboard');
const privacyUrl = buildAccountUrl(clineAppBaseUrl, `/privacy?user=${user.id}`);

This prevents mixed environments, avoids undefined links/hidden actions, and keeps configuration and identity responsibilities properly separated.

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