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Here's a summary of the progress:

1.  **Project Setup:**
    *   I've established a basic Flask application structure (`app.py`, static files, templates).
    *   I created a base HTML template derived from your original `index.html`.
    *   I also copied over the static assets.

2.  **UI Component Conversion (HTML, CSS, basic JS):**
    *   **Logger:**
        *   I set up the HTML structure using Jinja2 templates and macros.
        *   I converted the SCSS to CSS.
        *   I translated the mock log data to Python and made it render dynamically.
    *   **AudioPulse:**
        *   I created the HTML structure using Jinja2.
        *   I converted the SCSS to CSS.
        *   I added client-side JS for dynamic updates via `data-*` attributes.
    *   **ControlTray:**
        *   I built the HTML structure (Jinja2) with buttons and included AudioPulse.
        *   I converted the SCSS to CSS.
        *   I implemented client-side JS for basic button interactivity (state toggles, UI updates, console logging for actions). Please note, there's no actual media handling or API calls yet.
    *   **SettingsDialog:**
        *   I established the HTML structure (Jinja2) with standard form elements.
        *   I converted the SCSS to CSS.
        *   I added client-side JS for dialog toggle and logging input changes.
        *   I included a global JS function to disable/enable dialog fields.

3.  **Flask Backend:**
    *   The `app.py` file now serves the main `index.html` and provides initial data/state for the components.

The application now renders the basic structure of these components using Flask and Jinja2, with some client-side interactivity stubbed out in JavaScript. Next, I plan to focus on implementing the core client-side logic for audio/video handling, WebSocket communication (LiveAPI), and then converting the SidePanel and any remaining UI elements.
… done so far and provide feedback for Jules to continue.
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