fix(site): hide empty tasks list when templates are empty #20845
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Don't show the empty tasks section when there are no AI-enabled templates. This prevents showing both empty states simultaneously. Also add a Storybook story for the empty templates scenario. Closes coder/internal#1085
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Description
Fixes an issue where both the empty templates state and empty tasks state were shown simultaneously on the Tasks page.
Now, when there are no AI-enabled templates, only the empty templates prompt is displayed, and the tasks section (including controls and table) is hidden.
Changes
aiTemplatesQuery.data.length > 0EmptyTemplatesstory to demonstrate the correct behaviorTesting
View the new
EmptyTemplatesstory in Storybook to verify that only the empty templates state is shown.Closes coder/internal#1085
🤖 PR was written by Claude Sonnet 4.5 Thinking using Coder Mux and reviewed by a human 👩