# CrowdSec Integration & UI Overhaul Summary

## Overview

This update focuses on stabilizing the CrowdSec Hub integration, fixing critical file system issues, and significantly improving the user experience for managing security presets.

## Key Improvements

### 1. CrowdSec Hub Integration

- **Robust Mirror Logic:** The backend now correctly handles `text/plain` content types and parses the "Map of Maps" JSON structure returned by GitHub raw content.
- **Device Busy Fix:** Fixed a critical issue where Docker volume mounts prevented directory cleaning. The new implementation safely deletes contents without removing the mount point itself.
- **Fallback Mechanisms:** Improved fallback logic ensures that if the primary Hub is unreachable, the system gracefully degrades to using the bundled mirror or cached presets.

### 2. User Interface Overhaul

- **Search & Sort:** The "Configuration Packages" page now features a robust search bar and sorting options (Name, Status, Downloads), making it easy to find specific presets.
- **List View:** Replaced the cumbersome dropdown with a clean, scrollable list view that displays more information about each preset.
- **Console Enrollment:** Added a dedicated UI for enrolling the embedded CrowdSec agent with the CrowdSec Console.

### 3. Documentation

- **Features Guide:** Updated `docs/features.md` to reflect the new CrowdSec integration capabilities.
- **Security Guide:** Updated `docs/security.md` with detailed instructions on using the new Hub Presets UI and Console Enrollment.

## Technical Details

- **Backend:** `backend/internal/crowdsec/hub_sync.go` was refactored to handle GitHub's raw content quirks and Docker's file system constraints.
- **Frontend:** `frontend/src/pages/CrowdSecConfig.tsx` was rewritten to support client-side filtering and sorting of the preset catalog.

## Next Steps

- Monitor the stability of the Hub sync in production environments.
- Gather user feedback on the new UI to identify further improvements.
