[paynejd]

Part of OpenConceptLab/ocl_online#504.

Adds a slot under the username on the user profile for a component from the optional private UI package, the same way the usage dashboard is loaded today.

• loadUserProfileExtension() in src/common/plugins/loader.js returns the package's UserProfileExtension, or null.
• The stub exports UserProfileExtension = null, so a build without the package renders nothing and nothing changes.
• UserProfile.jsx renders it under the username with user, currentUser, APIService and the analytics URL.

Checked: CI's ESLint command passes. Locally, the profile renders unchanged with the stub, and renders the package's component when it's installed.

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[paynejd]

Codex review, pass 1 (codex-cli 0.163.0, commit 0b8bbf5)

Verdict: clean. No findings.

findings.json

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  "mode": "full",
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[paynejd]

Simplification review (Claude subagent, commit 0b8bbf5)

• S1 (shrink, low confidence): share one import helper between loadUsageDashboard and loadUserProfileExtension. Declined: it would change the existing loader, and this PR stays additive.
• S2 (delete, low confidence): drop the ANALYTICS_URL constant. Declined: the component uses it to show the usage link, which stays.

No cuts applied, so no commits after the Codex pass and no follow-up check.

[snyaggarwal]

Reviewed together with OpenConceptLab/ocl-analytics-web#3 against OpenConceptLab/ocl_online#504.

Verdict: approve — no blocking findings.

The public host adds an inert slot when the private package is absent, passes the expected user/current-user/API/i18n/analytics adapters when present, and preserves the existing usage-dashboard integration. The translations cover every key consumed by the private card. I also verified ESLint and a production webpack build with the PR version of ocl-analytics-web installed.

Coverage gap: the new loader/profile-extension path has no automated test, so the optional-package and visibility behavior is currently protected by manual/integration checks only. Ticket-level production checks with the paid Pro and Community accounts remain outstanding outside this PR.

Merge after OpenConceptLab/ocl-analytics-web#3 so the private package export exists when TBv3 is rebuilt.