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Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ai-os-and-trend-finder.gitbook.io/ai-os-and-trend-finder-docs/.spec_system/archive/phases/phase_35/session_01_rebaseline_audit_evidence.md). # Session 01: Rebaseline Audit Evidence **Session ID**: `phase35-session01-rebaseline-audit-evidence` **Status**: Not Started **Estimated Tasks**: \~12-25 **Estimated Duration**: 2-4 hours *** ## Objective Reconcile the production-enabled closeout with the historical AI Rogue finding register and identify which follow-up items are still live. *** ## Scope ### In Scope (MVP) * Compare the Executive Summary, Phase 34 closeout status, historical No-Go verdict, follow-up backlog, and completion criteria for stale or conflicting statements. * Recheck default enablement and opt-out behavior for `VITE_CLAUDE_OS_ENABLED_EXTENSIONS`, including unset, blank, valid-list, and `none` cases. * Reconfirm the D3 privacy and capability boundary for AI Rogue source, built chunks, public-demo behavior, and docs. * Re-run or revalidate closeout gate evidence before using the audit as a future implementation baseline. ### Out of Scope * Implementing runtime fixes beyond narrow documentation/evidence correction. * Starting module refactors before the live-vs-historical finding status is settled. *** ## Prerequisites * [ ] Phase 34 closeout evidence is available. * [ ] The folded audit source appendix in `PRD_phase_35.md` is available. *** ## Deliverables 1. Reconciled live-vs-historical finding list for AR-D1 through AR-D9. 2. Updated evidence notes for default enablement, opt-out behavior, D3 privacy boundary checks, and gate results. 3. Stale coverage-gap list distinguishing satisfied Phase 34 work from live implementation follow-up. *** ## Success Criteria * [ ] Every finding has an unambiguous current status. * [ ] Production default and explicit `none` opt-out are verified against source and tests. * [ ] No new D3 privacy or hosted-capability finding is promoted. * [ ] Any stale audit report language is marked historical or queued for docs sync. ## Folded Audit Detail Routed To This Session ### Source Sections Owned * Executive Summary: production-enabled by default, no promoted D3 privacy blocker, all recorded gates passed, and finding counts are 0 critical, 5 high, 13 medium, 0 low. * Phase 34 Closeout Update: Phase 34 Sessions 01-07 fixed the original blockers and prerequisites; Session 08 reran gates on 2026-06-26 and recorded Production Go. * Phase 34 Finding Status: verify current status for AR-D6-001, AR-D2-001, AR-D1-002, AR-D4-001, AR-D1-001, AR-D1-003, AR-D5-001, AR-D5-002, AR-D4-002, AR-D9-001, and AR-D9-002. * Phase 34 Privacy And Boundary Evidence and D3: no AI Rogue bridge calls, hosted writes, collectors, analytics, Functions, remote game-content loading, raw prompts, provider bodies, private paths, credentials, or raw private telemetry path was found. * Historical Default-Enablement Verdict: preserve the 2026-06-25 No-Go as historical and reconcile it against the Phase 34 Production Go. * Evidence Appendix, Measurement Caveats, Completion Criteria, and Follow-Up Backlog: separate still-live work from Phase 34-completed work. ### Audit Facts To Preserve * Default enablement is source-backed: `getEnabledExtensions()` includes `ai-rogue` when `VITE_CLAUDE_OS_ENABLED_EXTENSIONS` is unset, blank, or set to a non-`none` valid list such as `trend-finder`; `none` is the explicit operational opt-out. * AI Rogue still has no collector, hosted write path, analytics, remote game content loading, raw private telemetry export, WebGPU-only path, worker runtime, or public-demo bridge dependency. * Production operating conditions: keep the `none` opt-out, rerun the closeout bundle before later capability expansion, preserve no-new-D3 boundaries, and treat active-at-cap deterministic playthrough results as non-blocking unless new evidence promotes a concrete soft-lock. * Inventory baseline: 45 non-test AI Rogue TS/TSX files and 21,152 lines, 41 AI Rogue unit specs, 5 AI Rogue e2e specs, 28 committed runtime asset files, 13 Markdown AI Rogue docs, and oversized modules listed in the folded source. ### Rebaseline Checklist * [ ] Produce a current status table for every AR-D1 through AR-D9 item. * [ ] Mark each source finding as Fixed, Live, Historical, Caveat, or Deferred. * [ ] Reconcile completed Phase 34 backlog rows with live Phase 35 work. * [ ] Confirm source/build/doc evidence still supports Production Go. * [ ] Record any stale source wording that Session 09 must clean up. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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