Now I understand the structure. I need to:

1. Add cron job and log data types to data.ts
2. Add a new "Operations" tab to the top-nav tabs array
3. Create an OperationsDetail component with cron jobs list and project logs
4. Update page.tsx to handle the new tab

Let me start:

Now create the OperationsDetail component:

Now update page.tsx to handle the new Operations tab:

I've added a new "Operations" tab next to Documents with two main sections: Cron Jobs and Project Logs. The Cron Jobs section displays a searchable table of scheduled tasks with status indicators, schedule expressions, timing info, and success rates. Clicking any job opens a detailed dialog showing the command, server, owner, and a play/pause toggle. The Project Logs section shows filterable log entries by level (info, warn, error, debug) with color-coded badges, timestamps, and expandable details.

Now I have a good understanding. Let me:

1. Add access request data types to data.ts
2. Add "User Access" tab to top-nav
3. Create UserAccessDetail component with three views
4. Wire it into page.tsx

Now create the UserAccessDetail component:

Now update page.tsx to wire in the new User Access tab:

I've added a new "User Access" tab with three distinct views controlled by a role switcher in the header:

1. User View: Shows a "No Access" screen with a "Request Access" button when unauthorized. Clicking it opens a dialog with three options: request access for "This Page", "Several Pages" (shows a checkbox list), or "Clone User" (get the same access as another user). Users can also see their own request history.
2. Approver View: Displays all access requests sorted with pending at the top, then approved, then declined. Approvers can click a row for full details or quickly change status via a dropdown in the table row.
3. Admin View: Shows all requests like the approver view, plus a "Request for User" button that lets admins create access requests on behalf of other users (single page, multiple pages, or clone another user's access).