💭 Looking at the diff to understand what's changing with Effect service conventions. The modifications span React components like ChatView and SidebarV2, plus a new hook for managing minute updates with external store synchronization. The changes appear to handle settled states and refactor time-based logic into a reusable hook, but I'm not seeing any violations of the Effect service patterns yet. I'm verifying there aren't any Effect service violations by checking the actual imports and usage patterns. The diff shows React hooks and atom commands being consumed at the application boundary, which is allowed. effectiveSettled is a pure helper with a named import, which follows conventions. I don't see any Effect service creation, movement, or refactoring happening here, so this appears to be all clear. The changed code only consumes these utilities through React hooks at the application boundary, which is allowed. Since the diff introduces no Effect service violations and doesn't define any service conventions, I'm confident this is clean.