I understand now. Let me update the system to use the 6 specific subsystems (ADCS, OBCS, Thermal, EPS, COMS, Propulsion) with anomalies divided among them, and remove the color code labels. Let me first check the current structure:

Now I'll replace the missions and anomalies with the 6 specific subsystems (ADCS, OBCS, Thermal, EPS, COMS, Propulsion):

Now let me update the anomalies data to divide anomalies across these 6 subsystems:

Now let me update the anomaly panel to remove color code labels and display cleaner color-coded cells:

Now I'll remove the color code badges (RED, AMBER, GREEN) and keep just the color-coded styling without labels:

Now remove the severity badge from the details panel header:

Now let me test the updated Anomalies page in the browser:

Verified anomalies with subsystems

The anomalies page is now showing the 6 subsystems (ADCS, OBCS, Thermal, EPS, COMS, Propulsion) with color-coded cells and without the RED/AMBER/GREEN labels. Let me scroll down to see more subsystems:

Viewed all subsystems

I can see the subsystems. Let me click on another subsystem to see its anomalies:

Let me take a snapshot to see the current state and try scrolling within the subsystems section:

All 6 subsystems are visible with their anomaly counts. Now let me click on Thermal to see its anomalies:

Viewed Thermal anomalies

I can see the subsystem cells are displaying. Let me scroll down in the subsystems section to see the Thermal subsystem cell:

Viewed all subsystem cells

The Thermal, EPS, COMS, and Propulsion subsystems are showing below ADCS and OBCS. Let me click on a different anomaly in the middle panel to show the clean design without color code labels:

The anomalies are displaying: Temperature Rise Warning, Gyroscope X-Axis Drift, and CPU Usage Spike. Let me test clicking on different anomalies to view their details:

I notice there are 2 missions now. Let me check if the second mission was already created. Let me reload the page and take final screenshots showing the clean anomalies view:

All 6 subsystems are showing with 1 anomaly each. Let me take a final screenshot showing the details panel without color code labels:

Captured final view

The anomalies page is now displaying with the 6 specific subsystems. Let me create a final summary:

Summary of Updates

I've successfully updated the Anomalies page to use the 6 specific spacecraft subsystems with anomalies divided among them, and removed all color code labels while keeping the color-coded visual styling:

6 Subsystems Implemented:

1. ADCS (Attitude Determination & Control System) - 95% health, 1 anomaly (RED - Gyroscope X-Axis Drift)
2. OBCS (On-Board Computer System) - 92% health, 1 anomaly (AMBER - CPU Usage Spike)
3. Thermal - 87% health, 1 anomaly (AMBER - Temperature Rise Warning)
4. EPS (Electrical Power System) - 90% health, 1 anomaly (AMBER - Battery Charge Dropping)
5. COMS (Communications) - 85% health, 1 anomaly (AMBER - Signal Strength Degradation)
6. Propulsion - 98% health, 1 anomaly (AMBER - Fuel Level Monitoring)

Key Features:

Left Panel - Subsystem Status Grid:

• Color-coded cells for each subsystem (Red/Amber/Green based on anomaly severity)
• Health score percentage for each subsystem
• Anomaly count per subsystem
• No color code labels displayed

Middle Panel - Detected Anomalies:

• Lists all anomalies organized by subsystem
• Shows subsystem name for quick reference
• Acknowledgment status badge when applicable
• Clean display without severity labels

Right Panel - Anomaly Details:

• Title displayed without severity badge
• Full description and detected value ranges
• Status indicators (OPEN/INVESTIGATING/RESOLVED)
• Action buttons (Acknowledge, Resolve)

Changes Made:

1. lib/mock-data.ts - Replaced subsystems with 6 specific ones (ADCS, OBCS, Thermal, EPS, COMS, Propulsion) and created 6 anomalies divided across them
2. components/anomalies/anomaly-panel.tsx - Removed RED/AMBER/GREEN severity badges while maintaining color-coded visual cells

The interface now presents a cleaner, more professional look with color-coded cells indicating severity levels without explicit color code labels in the anomaly details.

Now I'll update the navigation order and then remove the Anomalies and Analytics pages. Let me start by updating the navigation:

Now remove the unused icon imports since we don't need AlertCircle and BarChart3 anymore:

Now let me delete the Anomalies page and all related files:

Now delete the Analytics page:

Now let me verify the changes by testing the application:

Verified navigation updates

The sidebar now shows the correct navigation order:

1. Mission Control (active)
2. AI Query
3. Reports
4. Mission Manager
5. Settings

The Anomalies and Analytics pages have been removed. Let me verify that the removed pages no longer work by testing a direct navigation:

The Anomalies page now returns a 404. Let me verify the Analytics page as well:

Both removed pages now return 404 errors. Let me test clicking through the remaining navigation items to verify everything works:

Let me use a different approach to test the navigation:

Verified all links

All the remaining pages work correctly. The sidebar now shows the updated navigation in the correct order:

1. Mission Control - Dashboard with mission overview
2. AI Query - Natural language query interface (now 2nd position)
3. Reports - Mission reports and data export
4. Mission Manager - Subsystem health grid (now below Reports)
5. Settings - System configuration

The Anomalies and Analytics pages have been successfully removed and now return 404 errors. The sidebar navigation has been reorganized as requested, with AI Query moved to the 2nd position and Mission Manager moved below Reports.