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# Security And Compliance Closeout

**Session ID**: `phase23-session03-non-hermes-parity-documentation-closeout` **Date**: 2026-06-02 **Status**: PASS

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## Scope

This session is documentation and validation closeout work. It does not add new runtime endpoints, browser data fields, credential readers, collectors, storage paths, dependencies, migrations, or generated assets.

## Data Boundary

| Area                                   | Boundary                                                                                                                                                                                  |
| -------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Claude OAuth usage                     | Script-only under `scripts/lib/`; browser output remains bounded to live/estimate status and safe usage windows.                                                                          |
| Hermes and Claude Code Mission Control | Existing Hermes bridge, token handshake, and `HERMES_DASHBOARD_ADMIN` gate only. Claude Code docs must not claim new spawn, shell, git, or workspace write routes.                        |
| Antigravity                            | Browser-visible data remains sanitized status, counts, timestamps, and bounded saved-equivalent values. No prompt, transcript, conversation body, credential, or raw private path output. |
| Dream sources                          | Home strip rows remain derived from sanitized selectors, not raw local files.                                                                                                             |
| Public docs                            | Docs must describe implemented behavior only and must not expose credential-shaped examples or private local paths beyond documented generic examples such as `~/.hermes`.                |

## Security Controls Preserved

* No live OAuth credentials are required for validation.
* No token-bearing strings, auth headers, raw prompt payloads, transcripts, local private paths, command output, or generated private data are copied into documentation or session artifacts.
* Existing route safety is preserved: `/agents/claude-code` reuses Hermes Mission Control hooks and admin gates.
* Optional tooling decisions stay documented as deferred unless a current regeneration or maintenance need exists.
* Old-backlog references are kept only in spec-system audit artifacts; public docs do not depend on the removed backlog file.

## Validation Plan

Security-relevant validation will be recorded in `implementation-notes.md`:

* Focused OAuth and redaction Vitest tests.
* Focused Antigravity, Dream source, route, sheen, sidebar, and agent-page tests.
* Full typecheck, script typecheck, lint, format check, test, build, bundle budget, and private-artifact checks.
* Old-backlog dependency search.
* ASCII, LF, and `git diff --check` hygiene.

## Final Finding

No open security or compliance finding was introduced by the setup, docs audit, documentation updates, or validation work. Focused OAuth/redaction tests, full quality gates, private-artifact checks, ASCII/LF scans, and old-backlog public doc searches passed.


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