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# Security Compliance

**Session ID**: `phase23-session02-ui-polish-optional-local-tooling` **Phase**: 23 - Non-Hermes Routes, Polish And Closeout **Created**: 2026-06-02 20:04 **Last Updated**: 2026-06-02 20:14

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## Scope

This session is UI-only polish plus optional local tooling decision records. The implementation is limited to card hover/focus visuals, desktop sidebar scroll behavior, focused tests, and spec-system notes.

## Boundary

* No new network calls are introduced.
* No authentication, OAuth, API key, or credential handling is introduced.
* No generated private runtime data is read or written by the UI polish itself.
* No database or persistent schema behavior is changed.
* No new external dependency or large asset is added.
* Optional launch configuration, if added, must contain only the local command `bun run dev` and port `5189`; it must not contain paths, secrets, env values, or machine-specific data.
* Hermes file-type art regeneration scripts remain deferred unless a current regeneration owner or need is confirmed.

## Privacy Notes

* `src/data/live-data.json` remains a generated, gitignored private runtime artifact and is not part of this implementation.
* Card polish uses existing public UI state already rendered by the app.
* Sidebar polish changes layout classes only and does not alter navigation authorization or data access.

## Risk Review

* Hover polish risk: visual overlays could obscure text or interfere with links. Mitigation: overlays must be `aria-hidden`, `pointer-events-none`, and layered behind content or inside existing visual regions.
* Motion risk: hover animation could run continuously or ignore reduced-motion preferences. Mitigation: animation must be paused at idle and disabled under `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce`.
* Sidebar risk: desktop scroll changes could affect mobile sheet behavior. Mitigation: update the primitive at the desktop boundary and keep mobile sheet classes unchanged.
* Optional tooling risk: launch config could encode the wrong port or local machine details. Mitigation: use only AIOS command and port if added, or record deferral.

## Current Outcome

* Added `.claude/launch.json` with only `runtimeExecutable: "bun"`, `runtimeArgs: ["run", "dev"]`, and `port: 5189`.
* Confirmed `.claude/launch.json` contains no credentials, env vars, private paths, generated data paths, or machine-specific values.
* Deferred Hermes file-type art regeneration scripts because all ten WebP outputs are already committed and no current regeneration owner or need was found.
* Added UI-only card and sidebar class changes. No network, credential, authorization, schema, runtime data, or generated asset behavior changed.

## Verification

* Browser smoke verified `/`, `/skills`, short-height desktop sidebar, mobile sidebar navigation, and reduced-motion sheen behavior.
* Generated-output checks found no changes to `src/routeTree.gen.ts`, `src/assets/hermes-art/file-types/`, or `src/data/live-data.json`.


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