UI.8 Title bar: quick-access tools you choose, the workspace switcher, the document name and a command search box

The owner's reference (testfiles/dropai-BkUApXoy/paste-2026-11-09T00-47-03.png, a drafting program in the browser) has a second strip under the menu bar: app mark, quick-access tools (new, open, save, save as, print, undo ▾, redo ▾), the workspace drop-down, the document name centred, and "Type a keyword or phrase" search at the right. Our titlebar block has quick (the well-known actions only: open save undo redo select clear fit), the document name, Help and Settings. Change: quick takes any registry command id (format v2, UI.6) and a person adds or removes tools there by right-click (the My tools picker); undo and redo get a ▾ with the last steps when the app's history offers them (CadCraft has one); the switcher (UI.7); a search box that is the command finder (Ctrl+K, ccPalette) inline, with help topics and Library items in its results as the finder already lists them; the name shows the dirty mark and a tooltip with the path. One titlebar for the menu-bar layouts too: the Vector menu bar's brand slot and the title bar merge into one block with a "menus" option, so a layout never has two brand marks (owner rule 2026-11-05: the brand always visible, once). Owner addition the same day: the title bar is the ABSOLUTE TOP of every app and layout: the app mark and name at the far left with the area chip (Browser / Lab / Studio and the version), which open the Craft menu (UI.24); a dock zone beside them where the menu bar sits by default (it can also dock underneath in the top zone, or tear off like any unit, UI.21); this row's quick-access tools and workspace switcher; and Find, the search box, at the far right. Nothing else is in that row: the module buttons of the owner's screenshot (Find, Help, Save for offline, Problems, Calc sheets, Design reasons, Lessons, Field packs, Engines, Drawing details, Settings, Full screen, Paper / Model) move into the Craft menu, the Add-ons list or the title bar's own blocks as UI.24 says. The mockup's demo draws it.