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Holographic Library — Design QA

Scope

  • Target: selected ImageGen concept Holographic Library (third displayed direction).
  • Implemented: global tokens, responsive application shell, fixed/collapsible navigation, topbar, shared controls, and Personal Profile.
  • Preserved: existing API calls, memory confirmation lifecycle, local-only boundaries, launcher behavior, and all existing functional pages.

Visual comparison

Area Target Implementation result
Composition Fixed sidebar, central profile library, holographic relationship map, right inspector Matched; inspector moves below at medium widths to preserve readability
Palette Midnight navy, electric blue/cyan, restrained violet Matched through global CSS tokens
Depth Digital spatial depth without literal scenery Matched with layered panels, controlled edge light, and generated holographic map; literal shelves removed
Typography Premium workstation hierarchy Matched with Segoe UI Variable/system fallback and monospace telemetry labels
Data integrity No fabricated profile data Matched; content comes only from the existing profile API and empty states are explicit
Confirmation boundary Only confirmed memories populate profile Explicitly stated in header, inspector, and empty-state copy
Responsive shell Desktop fixed sidebar; mobile drawer Implemented at 840px breakpoint; content collapses to one column

QA findings and fixes

  • P1: profile summary text collided with its action at narrower desktop widths. Fixed by moving the action to a dedicated grid row.
  • P1: a newly initialized Vault displayed untouched template defaults as if they were established profile facts. Fixed: an unchanged template now produces an explicit empty-profile state.
  • P1: the static holographic asset could be mistaken for a computed relationship graph. Fixed: it is now labelled as a visual framework, dims when no visible confirmed memory exists, and explicitly states that it does not infer real relationships.
  • P1: Playwright profile screenshots could race with the mutation-heavy review E2E because both used one synthetic Vault. Fixed by serializing E2E workers.
  • P2: the first narrow capture could catch the drawer mid-transition. Fixed with a post-navigation transition wait; the final 390px capture has no horizontal overflow.
  • P2: generated PNG was 1.7 MB. Converted to WebP (about 84 KB) without visible loss.
  • P2: legacy E2E flow depended on the memory timeline entry. Preserved it as a sidebar utility without adding it to the requested primary navigation.
  • P3: Overview and AI Connections are present but intentionally disabled because this phase does not implement those pages.

Personal Profile acceptance audit

  • Relationship Map: real WebP visual asset, naturalWidth > 0, successful browser load. It is presentation, not fabricated data.
  • Layout: verified at 1440×1024 and 390×844; documentElement.scrollWidth <= innerWidth in both cases.
  • Navigation: desktop sidebar and mobile drawer route to Personal Profile; legacy memory timeline remains reachable.
  • Empty state: untouched template returns no profile sections and displays 档案还是空的.
  • Lifecycle: candidate, rejected, archived, and forged-confirmed-in-Inbox records do not qualify for confirmed visualization.
  • Access: denied and local-only Profile responses are protected and return no sections; denied/local-only memories never activate the relationship state.
  • Refresh: refresh returns to the local token gate by design; token is kept in memory and is not present in the URL.
  • Fabrication: no hard-coded personal statistics or invented memory counts were added.
  • Runtime: browser tests assert zero console.error and zero uncaught pageerror events.
  • Compatibility: full review E2E, MCP protocol/security tests, and Windows launcher integration passed.

Screenshot evidence

  • artifacts/personal-profile-qa/personal-profile-full-page.png
  • artifacts/personal-profile-qa/personal-profile-1440.png
  • artifacts/personal-profile-qa/personal-profile-narrow.png

Verification

  • npm test: 11/11 passed.
  • npm run lint: passed.
  • npm run build: passed.
  • npm run e2e: 3/3 passed against a synthetic temporary Vault.
  • Python regression scripts: 13/13 passed, including MCP security/protocol, visualization privacy, local API, release gate, and launcher integration.
  • Browser inspection: desktop before/after captures completed in the in-app browser; no console-visible blocker observed.
  • Private Vault: not accessed.

final result: passed

Phase 7 — Privacy Audit & Security Center

Visual and responsive QA

  • The page preserves the Holographic Library shell and uses real API state for service, Vault, MCP, client, denial and audit indicators.
  • Desktop uses paired authorization/permission panels, a full access timeline, lifecycle audit and diagnostics without fake decoration.
  • At 390px the navigation collapses, controls stack, the event table scrolls inside its panel, and the document has no horizontal overflow.
  • Empty and missing states distinguish “not configured”, “no authorized client”, “audit not created” and a valid zero count.

Security QA

  • A synthetic client was authorized with one minimum scope; its credential appeared once and only its hash persisted.
  • A scope update was reflected by the real audit timeline.
  • Revocation changed the durable client state and subsequent protected calls were denied.
  • Event details expose audit metadata only; no credential, memory content or private path is rendered.
  • Formal memory confirmation remains absent from the MCP scope model and UI.
  • Audit tampering fails integrity verification and protected work fails closed.

Evidence and findings

  • artifacts/security-center-qa/security-center-1440.png
  • artifacts/security-center-qa/security-center-narrow.png
  • Unit 11/11, E2E 7/7, lint/build and all 17 Python regression scripts passed.
  • P0: none. P1: none. Blocking issues: none.
  • Known limitation: the local hash chain has no external transparency anchor; accepted for the Local-first release.
  • Private Vault was not accessed. No commit or push was made.

final result: passed

Product Phase 9 — Visual Backup & Recovery Wizard

  • Desktop evidence: artifacts/backup-recovery-qa/backup-recovery-1440.png。备份状态、真实文件数、大小、Schema、完整性和恢复风险形成清晰的左右层级。
  • Mobile evidence: artifacts/backup-recovery-qa/backup-recovery-390.png。概览卡片、历史和恢复面板按顺序堆叠，无页面级横向溢出。
  • Flow health: empty state → create verified snapshot → verify again → type exact confirmation → safety backup → transactional restore，全链路使用真实 API。
  • Safety: 恢复按钮在确认文字不匹配或快照完整性失败时禁用；损坏快照显示 invalid，不会静默消失。
  • Privacy: 页面不显示绝对路径或正文；明确说明本地快照不是加密保险库。
  • Accessibility evidence: 原生按钮、输入框与标签可键盘操作；成功/错误反馈使用 status。截图不能单独证明完整 WCAG 合规。
  • Verification: Python 20/20、Vitest 13/13、Playwright 9/9、lint 和 production build 通过。
  • P0: none. P1: none. Blocking issues: none.

final result: passed

Phase 4 — Memory Review Design QA

Scope

  • Replaced only the Memory Review content surface; the Phase 1–3 shell, navigation, topbar, Personal Profile, Python Core, MCP adapter, and Windows launcher remain intact.
  • Added a responsive candidate queue and memory inspector using the established Holographic Library tokens and components.
  • Used a synthetic temporary Vault for automated mutation tests. The private Vault was not accessed.

Implemented behavior

  • Real candidate, pending-review, and confirmed counts from GET /api/v1/memory-stats; no demonstration counts or fabricated records.
  • Candidate queue with search, category filter, lifecycle-status filter, selection, source, creation time, loading, error, empty, and no-match states.
  • Inspector with full candidate content, source, creation time, category, tags, lifecycle status, visibility, AI-access policy, and revision identifier.
  • Edit/cancel/save, confirm, and reject actions use the existing authenticated API and Core mutation paths.
  • Successful mutations reload server data. Revision conflicts remain enforced by the existing optimistic-concurrency contract and receive visible error feedback.
  • Desktop split view and narrow stacked view; controls retain accessible labels and keyboard-native interaction.

QA findings and fixes

  • P1: confirmed counts were not available without loading confirmed content. Fixed with a metadata-only authenticated stats endpoint, avoiding disclosure of confirmed memory bodies.
  • P1: edit success initially updated local state without an authoritative reload. Fixed by refreshing queue and statistics after the Core accepts the edit.
  • P1: candidate permission fields were absent from the web representation. Fixed by exposing existing visibility, ai_access, and tags without changing their semantics.
  • P1: the review page previously combined queue, editor, and actions in the root component. Isolated the view in MemoryReviewPage.tsx; business mutations still remain in the existing API client/App flow.
  • P2: narrow layouts needed to avoid a compressed two-column inspector. Fixed by stacking queue and inspector at the responsive breakpoint; Playwright asserts no horizontal overflow.
  • P2: search/filter paths lacked browser coverage. Added checks for a real match, no-result state, category filtering, and both desktop/narrow captures.
  • P3: rejected records are removed from the candidate queue by the existing lifecycle implementation; a rejected-history browser is outside Phase 4 scope.

Security and lifecycle verification

  • Candidate records do not enter Personal Profile until Core completes Candidate -> Confirmed.
  • Reject continues to use Candidate -> Rejected; archived and superseded semantics were not changed.
  • The browser never writes Vault files directly. All writes pass through authenticated local API routes, revision checks, Core policy, locking, and transaction handling.
  • MCP behavior is unchanged: it reads confirmed records only, excludes denied and local-only, and restricts summary-only to summaries.
  • The local human review UI displays the candidate's stored access policy so its owner can make a decision; this does not grant AI access or weaken MCP enforcement.
  • The stats endpoint returns counts only and does not return confirmed, denied, or local-only content.
  • API errors do not expose the private Vault path.

Screenshot evidence

  • artifacts/memory-review-qa/memory-review-1440.png
  • artifacts/memory-review-qa/memory-review-narrow.png

Verification

  • npm test: 11/11 passed.
  • npm run lint: passed.
  • npm run build: passed.
  • npm run e2e: 4/4 passed.
  • Python regression scripts: 15/15 passed, including Core contract, lifecycle, local API, MCP protocol/security, release privacy/packaging, review UI, sync, Vault isolation, visualization privacy, and Windows launcher.
  • Browser E2E asserts successful asset/API loading, zero uncaught page errors for the covered flows, and no horizontal overflow at 1440px and 390px widths.
  • Private Vault: not accessed.
  • Git: Phase 4 remains uncommitted and unpushed for manual acceptance.

final result: passed

Phase 5 — Conversational Onboarding Design QA

Scope

  • Upgraded only Conversational Onboarding using the established Holographic Library system.
  • Preserved the existing onboarding API, Core topic model, candidate-memory lifecycle, MCP policy, global shell, and Windows launcher.
  • No private Vault was accessed; mutation coverage uses synthetic temporary Vaults.

Implemented behavior

  • Immersive dialogue surface with the next real Core-provided question, answer composer, character count, skip control, and topic signal map.
  • Real progress derived from API topic states: available, pending, and confirmed. No fabricated profile score or completion data.
  • Explicit consent checkbox gates every candidate-memory submission in addition to the existing backend consent: true validation.
  • A successful response creates only a candidate and advances using the server-returned onboarding state.
  • Failed submissions preserve the typed answer and consent state so users can retry.
  • Pending responses link directly to Memory Review; no onboarding answer enters Personal Profile without confirmation.
  • Completed, skipped, loading, and load-failure states are represented explicitly.

QA findings and fixes

  • P1: the previous UI sent consent implicitly when its action was clicked. Added a separate, unchecked-by-default consent control and disabled submission until consent is explicit.
  • P1: the previous component cleared the answer even when the API request failed. The save path now returns success/failure and clears input only after confirmed server success.
  • P2: the original onboarding surface felt like a form rather than a dialogue. Replaced it with a guide message, answer composer, topic signal map, and restrained holographic depth while retaining native accessible controls.
  • P2: a missing onboarding response could leave an indefinite loading panel. Added an explicit unavailable state after loading completes.
  • P2: narrow layouts now stack progress, dialogue, and topic map; Playwright verifies no horizontal overflow at 390px.
  • P3: skip remains session-local by design and does not create a record or silently alter Core state.

Privacy and lifecycle verification

  • The browser sends onboarding content only after explicit user consent.
  • The existing authenticated API and Core create a candidate record; no frontend Vault write exists.
  • Conversation text is not stored separately by this feature.
  • Password/Token/code/identity-document guidance remains visible next to the composer.
  • Pending onboarding records require the existing Memory Review confirmation path before becoming formal memories.
  • MCP access rules are unchanged: unconfirmed records are not searchable; denied/local-only boundaries remain enforced.
  • Counts and progress come only from the current local API response.

Screenshot evidence

  • artifacts/onboarding-qa/onboarding-1440.png
  • artifacts/onboarding-qa/onboarding-narrow.png

Verification

  • npm test: 11/11 passed.
  • npm run lint: passed.
  • npm run build: passed.
  • npm run e2e: 5/5 passed.
  • Python regression scripts: 15/15 passed, including onboarding lifecycle, local API, MCP protocol/security, Vault isolation, release gates, visualization privacy, and Windows launcher.
  • Browser E2E verifies consent gating, responsive layout, zero horizontal overflow, and no console/page errors in the covered onboarding flow.
  • Private Vault: not accessed.

final result: passed

Phase 6 — Monthly Reflection Design QA

Scope

  • Added an independent monthly-reflection domain model, local API, and Holographic Library page.
  • Preserved Memory Review, onboarding, Personal Profile, Human 3.0, MCP access rules, and the global application shell.
  • Used synthetic temporary Vaults for tests; the private Vault was not accessed.

Implemented behavior

  • Current-month creation, persistent drafts, month archive, historical selection, and refresh recovery.
  • Four independently saved user-authored dimensions: MIND, BODY, SPIRIT, and VOCATION.
  • Important-event creation and deletion with title, date, dimension, description, feeling, and optional project.
  • Next-month goals with action, priority, due date, completion state, and previous-goal linkage in the stored model.
  • Local extractive summary draft, editable summary, explicit final confirmation, and summary provenance.
  • Confirmed history returns to draft when edited and requires a new confirmation.
  • Loading, empty, failure, conflict, saving, draft, and confirmed states.

QA findings and fixes

  • P1: the legacy Monthly Reflection navigation reused the Human 3.0 assessment draft. Fixed with an independent monthly-reflection model and storage tree.
  • P1: rapid dimension navigation could race an in-flight save and reset the next editor. Navigation is disabled while a mutation is pending, and dimension drafts are no longer overwritten by unrelated record refreshes.
  • P1: historical edits could otherwise change a formal record without renewed consent. Any confirmed-record mutation transactionally moves it back to Drafts.
  • P1: external provider use had no existing authorization mechanism. The summary action is explicitly local/extractive and never sends content off device.
  • P2: important-event and goal dates now validate real calendar dates; events must belong to the selected reflection month.
  • P2: all mutations use current revision hashes and surface conflicts through the existing error path.
  • P2: narrow navigation remains horizontally scrollable inside its panel without causing document overflow.

Privacy and lifecycle verification

  • Records are visibility: private and ai_access: local-only.
  • No reflection is copied into the memory lifecycle or exposed through MCP.
  • The summary helper uses only persisted user text, creates no events, scores, diagnoses, or labels, and records its provenance.
  • Formal confirmation requires four completed dimensions and a user-editable summary.
  • All writes use Core file locks, atomic writes, revision checks, secret scanning, and transactional moves.
  • API errors do not expose the Vault root.

Screenshot evidence

  • artifacts/monthly-reflection-qa/monthly-reflection-1440.png
  • artifacts/monthly-reflection-qa/monthly-reflection-narrow.png

Verification

  • npm test: 11/11 passed.
  • npm run lint: passed.
  • npm run build: passed.
  • npm run e2e: 6/6 passed.
  • Python regression scripts: 16/16 passed, including the complete monthly creation/edit/event/goal/summary/confirmation/history lifecycle.
  • Desktop and 390px captures have no document-level horizontal overflow; covered browser flows report no console or page errors.
  • Private Vault: not accessed.
  • Git: Phase 6 remains uncommitted and unpushed for manual acceptance.

Phase 6 acceptance classification

Completed

  • Independent persistent monthly-reflection model and authenticated local API.
  • Current-month creation, manual dimension saves, refresh recovery, month selection, and historical editing.
  • Important-event add/delete and next-month goal create/update/delete flows.
  • Local extractive summary draft, user editing, provenance, and explicit formal confirmation.
  • Confirmed-history edits return the record to draft and require renewed confirmation.
  • Local-only access metadata, revision conflicts, file locking, atomic writes, transactional moves, and regression coverage.

Known limitations

  • The summary helper is deterministic and local rather than powered by an external model. This is the accepted Local-first behavior for Phase 6.
  • The page uses explicit manual save. Unsaved edits are not automatically persisted, and the current UI has no leave warning.

Future roadmap

  • AI Provider is a separate future module. Any implementation must include per-request consent, exact outbound-content preview, data minimization, and a local audit log.
  • An unsaved-change leave warning may be added later, but it must not silently write either draft or formal content.
  • Human 3.0 cross-month aggregation and comparison belong to Phase 8. Phase 6 stores only the required query fields and generates no growth score.

Blocking issues

  • None. The audit found no unresolved P0 or P1 defect affecting the Phase 6 core workflow.

Deliberate deferrals

  • External/cloud model integration was deliberately deferred; no reflection content is transmitted off device.
  • Background autosave was deliberately not added; explicit writes preserve user control.
  • Human 3.0 aggregation was deliberately deferred to Phase 8 rather than being coupled to the monthly editor.

Phase 6 specialist acceptance preparation

  • API contract: every Monthly Reflection route was exercised through real FastAPI TestClient HTTP requests and parsed response envelopes.
  • Authentication: list, get, create, dimension update, event add/delete, goal update, summary draft/update, and confirmation all return 401 without the local Bearer session.
  • Persistence: all four saved dimensions survive a new overview request and browser reload.
  • Lifecycle: draft -> confirmed moves the Markdown record from Drafts to History; editing confirmed history transactionally returns it to Drafts and removes the old history file.
  • Concurrency: stale SHA-256 revisions return 409 REVISION_CONFLICT and do not overwrite the current record.
  • Events: invalid calendar dates and dates outside the reflection month are rejected; valid events can be added and deleted.
  • Goals: create, edit, completion-state update, and deletion were verified through persisted API responses.
  • Summary provenance: the local draft contains only excerpts found in the four saved user inputs; checks reject invented diagnosis/score text in the covered fixture. Static inspection found no external provider or network client in the summary path.
  • Data integrity: progress, event counts, goal counts, archive state, and summary state are computed from API records. No product mock statistics or non-functional Phase 6 button remains.
  • Compatibility: MCP stdio protocol, MCP security, and Windows launcher integration tests pass unchanged.
  • Screenshot QA: 1440px initial, completed-dimensions, summary-edit, confirmed-history, and 390px confirmed states were captured from a synthetic temporary Vault. No private data appears. State examples are synthetic acceptance input, not hard-coded product content.
  • Layout QA: no document-level horizontal overflow at 1440px or 390px. The narrow tab strip intentionally scrolls within its own panel.

Screenshot set

  • artifacts/monthly-reflection-qa/monthly-reflection-1440.png
  • artifacts/monthly-reflection-qa/monthly-reflection-narrow.png
  • artifacts/monthly-reflection-qa/monthly-reflection-filled.png
  • artifacts/monthly-reflection-qa/monthly-reflection-summary-edit.png
  • artifacts/monthly-reflection-qa/monthly-reflection-confirmed.png

Acceptance findings

  • P0: none.
  • P1: none.
  • Blocking issues: none.
  • Known limitation: explicit manual save has no leave warning; intentionally deferred without enabling implicit writes.
  • Future roadmap: optional AI Provider authorization controls and Phase 8 Human 3.0 aggregation remain deliberately deferred.

final result: passed

Phase 8 — Human 3.0 Growth Dashboard (P8.7)

  • Visual spec: Deep Space / Midnight Navy / Electric Blue / Cyan / Violet / Holographic, reusing the existing Sidebar, Topbar and design tokens.
  • Six views delivered: Growth Overview, Four Dimensions, Growth Assessment, Evolution Timeline, Cross-Dimension Map, Goals & Actions.
  • Desktop evidence: artifacts/phase8-acceptance/phase8-growth-1440.png. The overview uses real confirmed assessment, goal and association counts; spacing, hierarchy and contrast are healthy at 1440px.
  • Mobile evidence: artifacts/phase8-acceptance/phase8-growth-390.png. Sidebar becomes a drawer, cards stack, tabs wrap without document-level horizontal overflow, and the primary summary remains readable.
  • Flow health: create assessment → save four user-authored dimensions → choose optional Level → confirm → add goal → add association → reload is complete and persistent.
  • Accessibility evidence: tabs expose role=tab and aria-selected; form controls have accessible labels; focus/keyboard semantics rely on native controls. Screenshot review alone does not prove full WCAG compliance.
  • Honest-data boundary: statistics are derived from API arrays, the empty state contains no fabricated examples, and Level/scores are never inferred from text.
  • Concurrency: assessment deletion, association deletion and goal update/deletion now enforce revision checks; stale requests surface API errors instead of silently overwriting.
  • Verification: Python 19/19, Vitest 13/13, Playwright 8/8, lint and production build passed.
  • P0: none. P1: none. Blocking issues: none.
  • Known limitation: automatic growth diagnosis and inferred scores are intentionally absent.

final result: passed

AI Connections C6 验收（2026-11-05）

  • 独立路由 #/ai-connections、Sidebar 导航、桌面和 390px 响应式布局已完成。
  • 注册、授权、Token 重签、撤销、逻辑删除均通过真实 API 与 Core 执行。
  • 页面仅显示一次性 Token；不返回真实 Vault 路径，不提供正式记忆确认能力。
  • 客户端展示使用 authorization / activity，没有虚构在线状态。
  • Claude Desktop / Cursor / VS Code 命令模板不包含 Token 或真实 Vault 路径。
  • 桌面截图：artifacts/ai-connections-c6/desktop.png
  • 390px 截图：artifacts/ai-connections-c6/mobile.png

已知限制：当前环境没有 Claude Desktop，Host 内实际 UI 状态仍需在安装并登录 Claude Desktop 的设备上人工确认；真实 stdio 子进程协议已由 C4 自动化验证。

2026-11-07 — First-run & Overview redesign

Scope

  • Rebuilt the first-run experience from the supplied onboarding reference as one continuous setup journey.
  • Kept the daily Overview information architecture because it already matches the supplied four-question dashboard brief: profile, recent memory, next action, and AI authorization.
  • Removed the obsolete pre-wizard landing screen, CSS-drawn orb/halo/chip artwork, old stepper-only layout styles, stale responsive selectors, and the unused WizardError export.

Visual comparison

Area Reference intent Result
Welcome hierarchy Large Chinese welcome title with a quiet onboarding badge Matched with a single clear heading and restrained badge
Hero Premium personal-intelligence orb Replaced CSS art with a real generated WebP asset; 96 KB production output
Setup Three understandable steps in one scroll Implemented: Vault, usage mode, conversational profile
Vault actions Create or connect without CLI-first wording Both actions use the real existing API and reveal path input only on selection
Obsidian Optional, not a prerequisite Explicitly labeled optional; Web remains the default
Consent boundary Profile input cannot silently become formal memory Final copy states that answers remain candidates until Memory Review confirmation
Overview Answer four daily-use questions Existing real-data Overview retained; no fake counts or decorative telemetry added

QA findings and fixes

  • P1: the previous empty-container landing created an unnecessary extra click before setup. Removed.
  • P1: the previous hero used CSS-drawn sphere and decorative chips rather than a real visual asset. Replaced with an optimized WebP.
  • P2: initial first-run rendering could retain the token gate scroll position. Wizard now resets window scroll on mount.
  • P2: obsolete wizard selectors remained in old responsive media rules. Removed.
  • P2: generated PNG was 1.87 MB. Converted to a 96 KB WebP.
  • P3: the desktop hero intentionally uses a darker brand treatment than the light reference to remain consistent with the existing Holographic Library system.

Verification

  • In-app browser inspection: passed at desktop width; title, hero, Vault actions, usage choices, and final CTA are visible and aligned.
  • npm run typecheck: passed.
  • npm test: 15/15 passed.
  • npm run lint: passed.
  • npm run build: passed.
  • npm run e2e: 13/13 passed.
  • No Core, API contract, Vault schema, memory lifecycle, or private Vault content changed.

final result: passed

2026-11-07 — Onboarding information architecture cleanup

  • Removed Conversational Onboarding from the persistent workspace navigation and hash-route model.
  • Moved the real consent-gated conversation into the first-run flow, before the workspace shell appears.
  • After initialization, Overview, Memory Review and Personal Profile no longer send users back into onboarding.
  • Empty states now point to Personal Profile or Memory Review and explain the candidate/confirmation boundary.
  • Removed obsolete workspace onboarding state, fetch branch, mutation handler, title, icon import and E2E route assumptions.
  • Legacy #/onboarding now follows the existing invalid-route fallback to Overview; no token is placed in the URL.
  • Browser verification confirmed the pre-workspace interview and the absence of the sidebar/workspace shell during that interview.
  • Unit tests: 15/15 passed. E2E: 13/13 passed. Typecheck, lint and production build passed.

final result: passed