Default to "Claude Command Center" for document.title (so Safari Add to Dock saves the full name)

[adamclark64]

Summary

Small change in client/src/App.tsx: the DynamicTitle effect's fallback goes from "Command Center" → "Claude Command Center", matching the <title> already in client/index.html.

Diff (one line): adamclark64@1451c3f

I'd have opened this as a PR but the repo has pull_request_creation_policy: collaborators_only, so filing it here instead — feel free to cherry-pick the commit above or just take the one-line change, whichever is easier.

Why

Calling this out as a suggestion, not a bug — feel free to decline if the shorter name was intentional.

The repo, README, HTML <title>, and product identity all say "Claude Command Center," but DynamicTitle overwrites document.title with "Command Center" once React mounts (for users who haven't set a custom appName). Two places this shows up:

• Safari → Add to Dock (and iOS → Add to Home Screen) reads document.title at save time, so the installed PWA saves as "Command Center" — a pretty generic label next to other dock apps. This is how I noticed it.
• Browser tabs show "Command Center" rather than the full product name, which can be harder to pick out with a lot of tabs open.

Users who've explicitly set settings.appName are unaffected — their custom name still wins.

If you'd rather keep the short fallback, no worries. Happy to close.

Test plan

• npm run check passes
• npm test passes (including new-user-safety.test.ts)
• npm run dev, open the app, confirm the browser tab reads "Claude Command Center"
• Safari → File → Add to Dock → confirm the pre-filled name is "Claude Command Center"
• Set a custom appName in settings → confirm document.title still reflects the custom value