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# UI Components
This directory contains documentation for the StellaOps Angular UI components.
## Evidence-Weighted Score (EWS) Components
The EWS component suite provides visual representations of vulnerability scores based on evidence-weighted analysis.
### Core Components
| Component | Purpose | Location |
|-----------|---------|----------|
| [ScorePill](./score-pill.md) | Compact score display with bucket coloring | `shared/components/score/` |
| [ScoreBreakdownPopover](./score-breakdown-popover.md) | Detailed score breakdown with dimensions | `shared/components/score/` |
| [ScoreBadge](./score-badge.md) | Evidence flag badges (live-signal, proven-path, etc.) | `shared/components/score/` |
| [ScoreHistoryChart](./score-history-chart.md) | Timeline visualization of score changes | `shared/components/score/` |
### Feature Components
| Component | Purpose | Location |
|-----------|---------|----------|
| [FindingsList](./findings-list.md) | Findings table with EWS integration | `features/findings/` |
| [BulkTriageView](./bulk-triage-view.md) | Bulk triage interface with bucket summaries | `features/findings/` |
## Score Buckets
All EWS components use a consistent bucket system:
| Bucket | Score Range | Color | Priority |
|--------|-------------|-------|----------|
| Act Now | 90-100 | Red (`#DC2626`) | Critical - Immediate action required |
| Schedule Next | 70-89 | Amber (`#D97706`) | High - Schedule for next sprint |
| Investigate | 40-69 | Blue (`#2563EB`) | Medium - Investigate when possible |
| Watchlist | 0-39 | Gray (`#6B7280`) | Low - Monitor for changes |
## Evidence Flags
Findings can have special flags indicating evidence quality:
| Flag | Icon | Color | Description |
|------|------|-------|-------------|
| `live-signal` | Signal wave | Green | Active runtime signals detected |
| `proven-path` | Checkmark | Blue | Verified reachability path confirmed |
| `vendor-na` | Strikethrough | Gray | Vendor marked as not affected |
| `speculative` | Question mark | Orange | Evidence is speculative/unconfirmed |
## Quick Start
### Import Components
```typescript
// Score components
import {
ScorePillComponent,
ScoreBreakdownPopoverComponent,
ScoreBadgeComponent,
ScoreHistoryChartComponent,
} from '@app/shared/components/score';
// Findings components
import {
FindingsListComponent,
BulkTriageViewComponent,
} from '@app/features/findings';
```
### Basic Usage
```html
<!-- Display a score pill -->
<stella-score-pill [score]="78" size="md" />
<!-- Display score badges -->
<stella-score-badge type="live-signal" />
<stella-score-badge type="proven-path" />
<!-- Full findings list with scoring -->
<app-findings-list
[findings]="findings"
[autoLoadScores]="true"
(findingSelect)="onFindingSelect($event)"
/>
```
## Storybook
Interactive examples and documentation are available in Storybook:
```bash
cd src/Web/StellaOps.Web
npm run storybook
```
Navigate to:
- `Score/ScorePill` - Score pill variants
- `Score/ScoreBreakdownPopover` - Breakdown popover examples
- `Score/ScoreBadge` - Evidence flag badges
- `Score/ScoreHistoryChart` - History chart variants
- `Findings/FindingsList` - Findings list with scoring
- `Findings/BulkTriageView` - Bulk triage interface
## Design Tokens
Score colors are defined as CSS custom properties. See [design-tokens.md](./design-tokens.md) for the full token reference.
## Accessibility
All components follow WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines:
- Proper ARIA labels and roles
- Keyboard navigation support
- Focus management
- Color contrast ratios meet AA standards
- Screen reader announcements for dynamic content

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# BulkTriageViewComponent
Streamlined interface for triaging multiple findings at once with bucket-based organization.
## Overview
The `BulkTriageViewComponent` provides a triage-focused view with bucket summary cards, one-click bucket selection, and bulk actions.
## Selector
```html
<app-bulk-triage-view />
```
## Inputs
| Input | Type | Default | Description |
|-------|------|---------|-------------|
| `findings` | `ScoredFinding[]` | `[]` | Array of scored findings |
| `selectedIds` | `Set<string>` | `new Set()` | Currently selected finding IDs |
| `processing` | `boolean` | `false` | Whether an action is in progress |
## Outputs
| Output | Type | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| `selectionChange` | `EventEmitter<string[]>` | Emits when selection changes |
| `actionRequest` | `EventEmitter<BulkActionRequest>` | Emits when an action is triggered |
| `actionComplete` | `EventEmitter<BulkActionResult>` | Emits when an action completes |
## Action Types
```typescript
type BulkActionType = 'acknowledge' | 'suppress' | 'assign' | 'escalate';
interface BulkActionRequest {
action: BulkActionType;
findingIds: string[];
assignee?: string; // For 'assign' action
reason?: string; // For 'suppress' action
}
interface BulkActionResult {
action: BulkActionType;
findingIds: string[];
success: boolean;
error?: string;
}
```
## UI Sections
### Bucket Summary Cards
Four cards showing findings grouped by priority bucket:
- **Act Now** (red): 90-100 score
- **Schedule Next** (amber): 70-89 score
- **Investigate** (blue): 40-69 score
- **Watchlist** (gray): 0-39 score
Each card displays:
- Bucket name and color
- Finding count
- "Select All" button
- Selection indicator
### Action Bar
Appears when findings are selected:
- Selection count
- Clear selection button
- Action buttons: Acknowledge, Suppress, Assign, Escalate
- Undo button (when history exists)
### Progress Overlay
Shown during bulk operations:
- Action name
- Progress bar
- Percentage complete
- Items processed count
### Modals
- **Assign Modal**: Email input for assignee
- **Suppress Modal**: Text area for suppression reason
## Usage Examples
### Basic Usage
```html
<app-bulk-triage-view
[findings]="scoredFindings"
[selectedIds]="selectedIds"
(selectionChange)="onSelectionChange($event)"
(actionRequest)="onActionRequest($event)"
/>
```
### Full Implementation
```typescript
@Component({
selector: 'app-triage-page',
template: `
<app-bulk-triage-view
[findings]="findings()"
[selectedIds]="selectedIds()"
[processing]="processing()"
(selectionChange)="updateSelection($event)"
(actionRequest)="handleAction($event)"
(actionComplete)="onActionComplete($event)"
/>
`
})
export class TriagePageComponent {
findings = signal<ScoredFinding[]>([]);
selectedIds = signal<Set<string>>(new Set());
processing = signal(false);
private triageService = inject(TriageService);
updateSelection(ids: string[]): void {
this.selectedIds.set(new Set(ids));
}
async handleAction(request: BulkActionRequest): Promise<void> {
this.processing.set(true);
try {
switch (request.action) {
case 'acknowledge':
await this.triageService.acknowledge(request.findingIds);
break;
case 'suppress':
await this.triageService.suppress(request.findingIds, request.reason!);
break;
case 'assign':
await this.triageService.assign(request.findingIds, request.assignee!);
break;
case 'escalate':
await this.triageService.escalate(request.findingIds);
break;
}
this.selectedIds.set(new Set());
await this.refreshFindings();
} finally {
this.processing.set(false);
}
}
}
```
### With Toast Notifications
```html
<app-bulk-triage-view
[findings]="findings"
[selectedIds]="selectedIds"
(actionComplete)="showToast($event)"
/>
```
```typescript
showToast(result: BulkActionResult): void {
if (result.success) {
this.toast.success(
`${result.action} completed for ${result.findingIds.length} findings`
);
} else {
this.toast.error(`Action failed: ${result.error}`);
}
}
```
## Bucket Selection
### Select All in Bucket
Click "Select All" on a bucket card to select all findings in that bucket.
### Toggle Bucket
Clicking "Select All" when all bucket items are selected will deselect them.
### Partial Selection
When some items in a bucket are selected, the button shows a partial indicator.
## Action Descriptions
| Action | Icon | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| Acknowledge | Checkmark | Mark findings as reviewed |
| Suppress | Eye-off | Suppress with reason (opens modal) |
| Assign | User | Assign to team member (opens modal) |
| Escalate | Alert | Mark for urgent attention |
## Undo Capability
The component maintains an undo stack for recent actions:
- Up to 5 operations stored
- Undo restores previous selection
- Toast shows "Undo" button after action
## Accessibility
- Bucket summary has `aria-label="Findings by priority"`
- Select All buttons have `aria-pressed` state
- Action bar has `role="toolbar"`
- Progress overlay announces to screen readers
- Modals trap focus and support Escape to close
- Action buttons have descriptive labels
## Keyboard Navigation
| Key | Action |
|-----|--------|
| Tab | Navigate between elements |
| Enter/Space | Activate buttons |
| Escape | Close modals |
## Styling
```css
app-bulk-triage-view {
--bucket-card-padding: 16px;
--bucket-card-radius: 8px;
--action-bar-bg: #f9fafb;
--modal-max-width: 400px;
}
/* Bucket colors */
.bucket-card.act-now { --bucket-color: #DC2626; }
.bucket-card.schedule-next { --bucket-color: #D97706; }
.bucket-card.investigate { --bucket-color: #2563EB; }
.bucket-card.watchlist { --bucket-color: #6B7280; }
```
## Responsive Behavior
| Breakpoint | Layout |
|------------|--------|
| > 640px | 4 bucket cards in row |
| <= 640px | 2x2 grid, action labels hidden |
## Related Components
- [FindingsList](./findings-list.md) - Findings table view
- [ScorePill](./score-pill.md) - Score display
- [ScoreBadge](./score-badge.md) - Evidence flags

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# Design Tokens
CSS custom properties (design tokens) for the Evidence-Weighted Score component suite.
## Score Colors
### Bucket Colors
```css
:root {
/* Act Now (90-100) - Critical priority */
--score-bucket-act-now: #DC2626;
--score-bucket-act-now-light: #FEE2E2;
--score-bucket-act-now-dark: #991B1B;
/* Schedule Next (70-89) - High priority */
--score-bucket-schedule-next: #D97706;
--score-bucket-schedule-next-light: #FEF3C7;
--score-bucket-schedule-next-dark: #92400E;
/* Investigate (40-69) - Medium priority */
--score-bucket-investigate: #2563EB;
--score-bucket-investigate-light: #DBEAFE;
--score-bucket-investigate-dark: #1E40AF;
/* Watchlist (0-39) - Low priority */
--score-bucket-watchlist: #6B7280;
--score-bucket-watchlist-light: #F3F4F6;
--score-bucket-watchlist-dark: #374151;
}
```
### Flag Colors
```css
:root {
/* Live Signal - Active runtime signals */
--score-flag-live-signal: #16A34A;
--score-flag-live-signal-light: #DCFCE7;
--score-flag-live-signal-dark: #166534;
/* Proven Path - Verified reachability */
--score-flag-proven-path: #2563EB;
--score-flag-proven-path-light: #DBEAFE;
--score-flag-proven-path-dark: #1E40AF;
/* Vendor N/A - Vendor not affected */
--score-flag-vendor-na: #6B7280;
--score-flag-vendor-na-light: #F3F4F6;
--score-flag-vendor-na-dark: #374151;
/* Speculative - Unconfirmed evidence */
--score-flag-speculative: #D97706;
--score-flag-speculative-light: #FEF3C7;
--score-flag-speculative-dark: #92400E;
}
```
## Component Tokens
### ScorePill
```css
:root {
--score-pill-font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, sans-serif;
--score-pill-font-weight: 600;
--score-pill-border-radius: 4px;
/* Size: Small */
--score-pill-sm-height: 20px;
--score-pill-sm-min-width: 24px;
--score-pill-sm-padding: 0 4px;
--score-pill-sm-font-size: 12px;
/* Size: Medium */
--score-pill-md-height: 24px;
--score-pill-md-min-width: 32px;
--score-pill-md-padding: 0 6px;
--score-pill-md-font-size: 14px;
/* Size: Large */
--score-pill-lg-height: 28px;
--score-pill-lg-min-width: 40px;
--score-pill-lg-padding: 0 8px;
--score-pill-lg-font-size: 16px;
/* Interactive states */
--score-pill-hover-scale: 1.05;
--score-pill-focus-ring: 2px solid var(--color-focus);
--score-pill-focus-offset: 2px;
}
```
### ScoreBadge
```css
:root {
--score-badge-font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, sans-serif;
--score-badge-font-weight: 500;
--score-badge-border-radius: 4px;
/* Size: Small */
--score-badge-sm-height: 20px;
--score-badge-sm-padding: 2px 6px;
--score-badge-sm-font-size: 11px;
--score-badge-sm-icon-size: 12px;
/* Size: Medium */
--score-badge-md-height: 24px;
--score-badge-md-padding: 4px 8px;
--score-badge-md-font-size: 12px;
--score-badge-md-icon-size: 14px;
/* Icon-only mode */
--score-badge-icon-only-size: 20px;
--score-badge-icon-only-padding: 4px;
}
```
### ScoreBreakdownPopover
```css
:root {
--score-popover-max-width: 360px;
--score-popover-padding: 16px;
--score-popover-border-radius: 8px;
--score-popover-background: #FFFFFF;
--score-popover-shadow: 0 8px 24px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
/* Dimension bars */
--score-dimension-bar-height: 8px;
--score-dimension-bar-radius: 4px;
--score-dimension-bar-bg: #E5E7EB;
/* Header */
--score-popover-header-font-size: 24px;
--score-popover-header-font-weight: 700;
/* Labels */
--score-popover-label-font-size: 12px;
--score-popover-label-color: #6B7280;
/* Explanations */
--score-popover-explanation-font-size: 13px;
--score-popover-explanation-color: #374151;
}
```
### ScoreHistoryChart
```css
:root {
--score-chart-line-color: #3B82F6;
--score-chart-line-width: 2px;
--score-chart-area-fill: rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.1);
--score-chart-area-gradient-start: rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.2);
--score-chart-area-gradient-end: rgba(59, 130, 246, 0);
/* Data points */
--score-chart-point-size: 6px;
--score-chart-point-hover-size: 8px;
--score-chart-point-border-width: 2px;
--score-chart-point-border-color: #FFFFFF;
/* Grid */
--score-chart-grid-color: #E5E7EB;
--score-chart-grid-width: 1px;
/* Bands */
--score-chart-band-opacity: 0.1;
/* Axis */
--score-chart-axis-color: #9CA3AF;
--score-chart-axis-font-size: 11px;
/* Tooltip */
--score-chart-tooltip-bg: #1F2937;
--score-chart-tooltip-color: #FFFFFF;
--score-chart-tooltip-padding: 8px 12px;
--score-chart-tooltip-radius: 6px;
}
```
## Dark Mode
```css
@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {
:root {
/* Backgrounds */
--score-popover-background: #1F2937;
--score-chart-tooltip-bg: #374151;
/* Text */
--score-popover-label-color: #D1D5DB;
--score-popover-explanation-color: #F9FAFB;
/* Borders */
--score-dimension-bar-bg: #374151;
--score-chart-grid-color: #374151;
/* Adjust bucket light colors for dark mode */
--score-bucket-act-now-light: rgba(220, 38, 38, 0.2);
--score-bucket-schedule-next-light: rgba(217, 119, 6, 0.2);
--score-bucket-investigate-light: rgba(37, 99, 235, 0.2);
--score-bucket-watchlist-light: rgba(107, 114, 128, 0.2);
}
}
```
## Semantic Tokens
```css
:root {
/* Focus states */
--color-focus: #3B82F6;
--color-focus-ring: rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.3);
/* Interactive */
--color-interactive: #3B82F6;
--color-interactive-hover: #2563EB;
--color-interactive-active: #1D4ED8;
/* Status */
--color-success: #16A34A;
--color-warning: #D97706;
--color-error: #DC2626;
--color-info: #2563EB;
/* Neutral */
--color-text-primary: #111827;
--color-text-secondary: #6B7280;
--color-text-disabled: #9CA3AF;
--color-border: #E5E7EB;
--color-background: #FFFFFF;
--color-surface: #F9FAFB;
}
```
## Usage in Components
### SCSS Import
```scss
// styles/_tokens.scss
@use 'sass:map';
$score-buckets: (
'act-now': (
color: var(--score-bucket-act-now),
light: var(--score-bucket-act-now-light),
dark: var(--score-bucket-act-now-dark),
),
'schedule-next': (
color: var(--score-bucket-schedule-next),
light: var(--score-bucket-schedule-next-light),
dark: var(--score-bucket-schedule-next-dark),
),
'investigate': (
color: var(--score-bucket-investigate),
light: var(--score-bucket-investigate-light),
dark: var(--score-bucket-investigate-dark),
),
'watchlist': (
color: var(--score-bucket-watchlist),
light: var(--score-bucket-watchlist-light),
dark: var(--score-bucket-watchlist-dark),
),
);
@mixin bucket-colors($bucket) {
$colors: map.get($score-buckets, $bucket);
background-color: map.get($colors, color);
color: white;
&.light {
background-color: map.get($colors, light);
color: map.get($colors, dark);
}
}
```
### TypeScript Constants
```typescript
// score-colors.ts
export const SCORE_BUCKET_COLORS = {
ActNow: {
bg: '#DC2626',
light: '#FEE2E2',
dark: '#991B1B',
},
ScheduleNext: {
bg: '#D97706',
light: '#FEF3C7',
dark: '#92400E',
},
Investigate: {
bg: '#2563EB',
light: '#DBEAFE',
dark: '#1E40AF',
},
Watchlist: {
bg: '#6B7280',
light: '#F3F4F6',
dark: '#374151',
},
} as const;
export const SCORE_FLAG_COLORS = {
'live-signal': { bg: '#16A34A', light: '#DCFCE7' },
'proven-path': { bg: '#2563EB', light: '#DBEAFE' },
'vendor-na': { bg: '#6B7280', light: '#F3F4F6' },
'speculative': { bg: '#D97706', light: '#FEF3C7' },
} as const;
export function getBucketColor(score: number): string {
if (score >= 90) return SCORE_BUCKET_COLORS.ActNow.bg;
if (score >= 70) return SCORE_BUCKET_COLORS.ScheduleNext.bg;
if (score >= 40) return SCORE_BUCKET_COLORS.Investigate.bg;
return SCORE_BUCKET_COLORS.Watchlist.bg;
}
```
## Accessibility Notes
- All color combinations meet WCAG 2.1 AA contrast requirements (4.5:1 for text)
- Bucket colors use both color and position/labels for identification
- Flag badges use icons in addition to colors
- Focus states use high-contrast ring colors
## Related Files
- `src/Web/StellaOps.Web/src/styles/_tokens.scss` - SCSS token definitions
- `src/Web/StellaOps.Web/src/app/core/constants/score-colors.ts` - TypeScript constants

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# FindingsListComponent
Comprehensive findings list with Evidence-Weighted Score (EWS) integration, filtering, and bulk selection.
## Overview
The `FindingsListComponent` displays a sortable, filterable table of vulnerability findings with integrated score loading and display.
## Selector
```html
<app-findings-list />
```
## Inputs
| Input | Type | Default | Description |
|-------|------|---------|-------------|
| `findings` | `Finding[]` | `[]` | Array of findings to display |
| `autoLoadScores` | `boolean` | `true` | Auto-fetch scores when findings change |
## Outputs
| Output | Type | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| `findingSelect` | `EventEmitter<ScoredFinding>` | Emits when a finding row is clicked |
| `selectionChange` | `EventEmitter<string[]>` | Emits finding IDs when selection changes |
## Data Structures
### Finding
```typescript
interface Finding {
id: string; // Unique finding ID
advisoryId: string; // CVE/GHSA ID
packageName: string;
packageVersion: string;
severity: 'critical' | 'high' | 'medium' | 'low';
status: 'open' | 'in_progress' | 'fixed' | 'excepted';
publishedAt?: string; // ISO 8601
}
```
### ScoredFinding
```typescript
interface ScoredFinding extends Finding {
score?: EvidenceWeightedScoreResult;
scoreLoading: boolean;
}
```
## Table Columns
| Column | Description | Sortable |
|--------|-------------|----------|
| Checkbox | Bulk selection | No |
| Score | EWS score pill with flags | Yes |
| Advisory | CVE/GHSA identifier | Yes |
| Package | Package name and version | Yes |
| Severity | CVSS severity level | Yes |
| Status | Finding status | Yes |
## Features
### Score Loading
When `autoLoadScores` is true, scores are fetched automatically via the `SCORING_API` injection token.
### Bucket Filtering
Filter findings by priority bucket using the chip filters:
- All (default)
- Act Now (90-100)
- Schedule Next (70-89)
- Investigate (40-69)
- Watchlist (0-39)
### Flag Filtering
Filter by active score flags:
- Live Signal
- Proven Path
- Vendor N/A
- Speculative
### Search
Text search across advisory ID and package name.
### Sorting
Click column headers to sort. Click again to reverse order.
### Bulk Selection
- Click checkboxes to select individual findings
- Use "Select All" to select visible findings
- Selection persists across filter changes
## Usage Examples
### Basic Usage
```html
<app-findings-list
[findings]="findings"
(findingSelect)="openFinding($event)"
/>
```
### Without Auto-Loading Scores
```html
<app-findings-list
[findings]="findings"
[autoLoadScores]="false"
/>
```
### With Selection Handling
```html
<app-findings-list
[findings]="findings"
[autoLoadScores]="true"
(selectionChange)="onSelectionChange($event)"
/>
<div class="bulk-actions" *ngIf="selectedIds.length > 0">
<button (click)="acknowledgeSelected()">
Acknowledge ({{ selectedIds.length }})
</button>
</div>
```
```typescript
selectedIds: string[] = [];
onSelectionChange(ids: string[]): void {
this.selectedIds = ids;
}
```
### Full Feature Example
```typescript
@Component({
selector: 'app-vulnerability-dashboard',
template: `
<div class="dashboard">
<h1>Vulnerabilities</h1>
<app-findings-list
[findings]="findings()"
[autoLoadScores]="true"
(findingSelect)="openFindingDetail($event)"
(selectionChange)="updateSelection($event)"
/>
@if (selectedFinding()) {
<app-finding-detail-panel
[finding]="selectedFinding()"
(close)="closeFindingDetail()"
/>
}
</div>
`
})
export class VulnerabilityDashboardComponent {
findings = signal<Finding[]>([]);
selectedFinding = signal<ScoredFinding | null>(null);
selectedIds = signal<string[]>([]);
constructor(private findingsService: FindingsService) {
this.loadFindings();
}
async loadFindings(): Promise<void> {
this.findings.set(await this.findingsService.getFindings());
}
openFindingDetail(finding: ScoredFinding): void {
this.selectedFinding.set(finding);
}
closeFindingDetail(): void {
this.selectedFinding.set(null);
}
updateSelection(ids: string[]): void {
this.selectedIds.set(ids);
}
}
```
## Dependency Injection
The component requires a `SCORING_API` provider:
```typescript
import { SCORING_API, ScoringApiService } from '@app/core/services/scoring.service';
@NgModule({
providers: [
{ provide: SCORING_API, useClass: ScoringApiService }
]
})
export class AppModule {}
```
### Mock API for Testing
```typescript
import { MockScoringApi } from '@app/core/services/scoring.service';
TestBed.configureTestingModule({
providers: [
{ provide: SCORING_API, useClass: MockScoringApi }
]
});
```
## Empty States
### No Findings
```html
<!-- Displays: "No findings to display" -->
<app-findings-list [findings]="[]" />
```
### No Matches
When filters result in no matches:
```html
<!-- Displays: "No findings match the current filters" -->
```
## Accessibility
- Proper table semantics with `<table>`, `<thead>`, `<tbody>`
- Sortable columns use `aria-sort`
- Checkboxes have accessible labels
- Filter chips are keyboard navigable
- Focus management on filter/sort changes
- Screen reader announces result counts
## Styling
```css
app-findings-list {
--table-header-bg: #f9fafb;
--table-border-color: #e5e7eb;
--table-row-hover: #f3f4f6;
--table-row-selected: #eff6ff;
}
```
## Related Components
- [ScorePill](./score-pill.md) - Score display in table
- [ScoreBadge](./score-badge.md) - Flag badges in table
- [ScoreBreakdownPopover](./score-breakdown-popover.md) - Score details on click
- [BulkTriageView](./bulk-triage-view.md) - Bulk operations

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# ScoreBadgeComponent
Score badge component displaying evidence flags with icons and labels.
## Overview
The `ScoreBadgeComponent` displays evidence quality flags that provide context about score reliability and data sources.
## Selector
```html
<stella-score-badge />
```
## Inputs
| Input | Type | Default | Description |
|-------|------|---------|-------------|
| `type` | `ScoreFlag` | required | The flag type to display |
| `size` | `'sm' \| 'md'` | `'md'` | Size variant |
| `showTooltip` | `boolean` | `true` | Show description on hover |
| `showLabel` | `boolean` | `true` | Show label text (false = icon only) |
## Flag Types
| Type | Icon | Color | Description |
|------|------|-------|-------------|
| `live-signal` | Signal wave | Green (`#16A34A`) | Active runtime signals detected from deployed environments |
| `proven-path` | Checkmark | Blue (`#2563EB`) | Verified reachability path to vulnerable code |
| `vendor-na` | Strikethrough | Gray (`#6B7280`) | Vendor has marked as not affected |
| `speculative` | Question mark | Orange (`#D97706`) | Evidence is speculative or unconfirmed |
## Usage Examples
### Basic Usage
```html
<stella-score-badge type="live-signal" />
```
### All Flag Types
```html
<stella-score-badge type="live-signal" />
<stella-score-badge type="proven-path" />
<stella-score-badge type="vendor-na" />
<stella-score-badge type="speculative" />
```
### Size Variants
```html
<stella-score-badge type="proven-path" size="sm" />
<stella-score-badge type="proven-path" size="md" />
```
### Icon-Only Mode
```html
<stella-score-badge type="live-signal" [showLabel]="false" />
```
### With Score Pill
```html
<div class="score-display">
<stella-score-pill [score]="92" />
<div class="flags">
<stella-score-badge type="live-signal" size="sm" />
<stella-score-badge type="proven-path" size="sm" />
</div>
</div>
```
### Rendering from Flags Array
```html
@for (flag of scoreResult.flags; track flag) {
<stella-score-badge [type]="flag" size="sm" />
}
```
### In a Table
```html
<td class="flags-column">
@for (flag of finding.score?.flags; track flag) {
<stella-score-badge
[type]="flag"
size="sm"
[showLabel]="false"
/>
}
</td>
```
## Flag Significance
### live-signal (Green - High Confidence)
Indicates the vulnerability affects code that is actively being executed in production. This is the highest confidence indicator and typically elevates priority.
**Sources:**
- Runtime telemetry from deployed containers
- Function call traces
- Code coverage data from production
### proven-path (Blue - Confirmed)
A verified call path from application entry points to the vulnerable function has been confirmed through static or dynamic analysis.
**Sources:**
- Static reachability analysis
- Dynamic call graph analysis
- Fuzzing results
### vendor-na (Gray - Vendor Override)
The software vendor has issued a VEX statement indicating this vulnerability does not affect their product configuration or version.
**Sources:**
- Vendor VEX documents
- CSAF advisories
- Distro security teams
### speculative (Orange - Unconfirmed)
The evidence for this vulnerability is speculative or based on incomplete analysis. Score caps are typically applied.
**Sources:**
- Incomplete static analysis
- Heuristic-based detection
- Unverified reports
## Accessibility
- Uses `role="img"` with descriptive `aria-label`
- Tooltip shown on focus for keyboard users
- Icon colors meet WCAG AA contrast requirements
- Screen reader announces full flag description
## Styling
```css
stella-score-badge {
--badge-font-size: 12px;
--badge-padding: 4px 8px;
--badge-border-radius: 4px;
}
```
### Live Signal Animation
The live-signal badge features a subtle pulse animation to draw attention:
```css
@keyframes pulse {
0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
50% { opacity: 0.7; }
}
.live-signal-badge {
animation: pulse 2s ease-in-out infinite;
}
```
## Related Components
- [ScorePill](./score-pill.md) - Compact score display
- [ScoreBreakdownPopover](./score-breakdown-popover.md) - Full breakdown with flags section

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# ScoreBreakdownPopoverComponent
Detailed score breakdown popover showing all evidence dimensions, flags, and explanations.
## Overview
The `ScoreBreakdownPopoverComponent` displays a comprehensive breakdown of an evidence-weighted score, including dimension bars, active flags, guardrails, and human-readable explanations.
## Selector
```html
<stella-score-breakdown-popover />
```
## Inputs
| Input | Type | Default | Description |
|-------|------|---------|-------------|
| `scoreResult` | `EvidenceWeightedScoreResult` | required | Full score result object |
| `position` | `PopoverPosition` | `'bottom'` | Popover placement |
## Position Options
```typescript
type PopoverPosition = 'top' | 'bottom' | 'left' | 'right';
```
## Score Result Structure
```typescript
interface EvidenceWeightedScoreResult {
findingId: string;
score: number; // 0-100
bucket: ScoreBucket; // 'ActNow' | 'ScheduleNext' | 'Investigate' | 'Watchlist'
inputs: {
rch: number; // Reachability (0-1)
rts: number; // Runtime signals (0-1)
bkp: number; // Backport availability (0-1)
xpl: number; // Exploitability (0-1)
src: number; // Source trust (0-1)
mit: number; // Mitigations (0-1)
};
weights: {
rch: number;
rts: number;
bkp: number;
xpl: number;
src: number;
mit: number;
};
flags: ScoreFlag[];
explanations: string[];
caps: {
speculativeCap: boolean;
notAffectedCap: boolean;
runtimeFloor: boolean;
};
policyDigest: string;
calculatedAt: string; // ISO 8601
}
```
## Dimension Labels
| Key | Label | Description |
|-----|-------|-------------|
| `rch` | Reachability | Path to vulnerable code exists |
| `rts` | Runtime Signals | Active usage detected in production |
| `bkp` | Backport | Fix backported to current version |
| `xpl` | Exploitability | EPSS probability, known exploits |
| `src` | Source Trust | Advisory source reliability |
| `mit` | Mitigations | Active mitigations reduce risk |
## Usage Examples
### Basic Usage
```html
<stella-score-breakdown-popover [scoreResult]="scoreResult" />
```
### With Position
```html
<stella-score-breakdown-popover
[scoreResult]="scoreResult"
position="right"
/>
```
### Triggered from Score Pill
```html
<div class="score-container">
<stella-score-pill
[score]="score"
(scoreClick)="showPopover = true"
/>
@if (showPopover) {
<stella-score-breakdown-popover
[scoreResult]="scoreResult"
(close)="showPopover = false"
/>
}
</div>
```
### In a Dialog
```typescript
@Component({
template: `
<div class="dialog-content">
<h2>Score Details</h2>
<stella-score-breakdown-popover
[scoreResult]="scoreResult"
/>
</div>
`
})
export class ScoreDialogComponent {
scoreResult = input.required<EvidenceWeightedScoreResult>();
}
```
## Popover Sections
### 1. Header
Displays the overall score with bucket label and color.
### 2. Dimensions Chart
Horizontal bar chart showing all six dimensions with their normalized values (0-100%).
### 3. Flags Section
Active flags displayed as badges. See [ScoreBadge](./score-badge.md) for flag types.
### 4. Guardrails Section
Applied caps and floors:
- **Speculative Cap**: Score limited due to unconfirmed evidence
- **Not Affected Cap**: Score reduced due to vendor VEX
- **Runtime Floor**: Score elevated due to active runtime signals
### 5. Explanations
Human-readable explanations of factors affecting the score.
### 6. Footer
- Policy digest (truncated SHA-256)
- Calculation timestamp
## Accessibility
- Uses `role="dialog"` with `aria-labelledby`
- Focus trapped within popover when open
- Escape key closes popover
- Click outside closes popover
- Screen reader announces dimension values
## Styling
```css
stella-score-breakdown-popover {
--popover-max-width: 360px;
--popover-background: white;
--popover-shadow: 0 8px 24px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
}
```
## Related Components
- [ScorePill](./score-pill.md) - Compact score display
- [ScoreBadge](./score-badge.md) - Evidence flag badges

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# ScoreHistoryChartComponent
Timeline visualization showing how a finding's evidence-weighted score has changed over time.
## Overview
The `ScoreHistoryChartComponent` renders an SVG line chart displaying score history with interactive data points and bucket-colored bands.
## Selector
```html
<stella-score-history-chart />
```
## Inputs
| Input | Type | Default | Description |
|-------|------|---------|-------------|
| `history` | `ScoreHistoryEntry[]` | `[]` | Array of historical score entries |
| `width` | `number \| 'auto'` | `'auto'` | Chart width in pixels |
| `height` | `number` | `200` | Chart height in pixels |
| `showBands` | `boolean` | `true` | Show bucket background bands |
| `showGrid` | `boolean` | `true` | Show horizontal grid lines |
| `showRangeSelector` | `boolean` | `false` | Show date range filter controls |
## Outputs
| Output | Type | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| `pointHover` | `EventEmitter<ScoreHistoryEntry>` | Emits when hovering over a data point |
| `pointClick` | `EventEmitter<ScoreHistoryEntry>` | Emits when clicking a data point |
## History Entry Structure
```typescript
interface ScoreHistoryEntry {
score: number; // 0-100
bucket: ScoreBucket;
policyDigest: string; // SHA-256 of active policy
calculatedAt: string; // ISO 8601 timestamp
trigger: ScoreChangeTrigger;
changedFactors: string[]; // ['rch', 'rts', ...]
}
type ScoreChangeTrigger =
| 'evidence_update' // New evidence received
| 'policy_change' // Scoring policy modified
| 'scheduled'; // Periodic recalculation
```
## Chart Features
### Bucket Bands
Colored background regions showing score thresholds:
- Act Now (90-100): Light red
- Schedule Next (70-89): Light amber
- Investigate (40-69): Light blue
- Watchlist (0-39): Light gray
### Data Points
Interactive markers with trigger-type indicators:
- Circle: `evidence_update`
- Diamond: `policy_change`
- Square: `scheduled`
### Tooltips
Hover over any point to see:
- Score and bucket
- Timestamp
- Trigger type
- Changed factors (if any)
### Date Range Selector
When enabled, provides filtering options:
- Preset ranges: 7d, 30d, 90d, 1y, All
- Custom date range picker
## Usage Examples
### Basic Usage
```html
<stella-score-history-chart [history]="scoreHistory" />
```
### Custom Dimensions
```html
<stella-score-history-chart
[history]="scoreHistory"
[width]="600"
[height]="250"
/>
```
### Minimal Chart
```html
<stella-score-history-chart
[history]="scoreHistory"
[showBands]="false"
[showGrid]="false"
[height]="150"
/>
```
### With Date Range Selector
```html
<stella-score-history-chart
[history]="extendedHistory"
[showRangeSelector]="true"
/>
```
### Responsive Width
```html
<div class="chart-container">
<stella-score-history-chart
[history]="scoreHistory"
width="auto"
/>
</div>
```
```css
.chart-container {
width: 100%;
min-width: 300px;
}
```
### With Event Handlers
```html
<stella-score-history-chart
[history]="scoreHistory"
(pointClick)="showEntryDetails($event)"
(pointHover)="updateTooltip($event)"
/>
```
```typescript
showEntryDetails(entry: ScoreHistoryEntry): void {
console.log('Clicked entry:', entry);
this.selectedEntry = entry;
}
updateTooltip(entry: ScoreHistoryEntry | null): void {
this.hoveredEntry = entry;
}
```
## Date Range Presets
| Preset | Label | Filter |
|--------|-------|--------|
| `7d` | Last 7 days | Entries from past week |
| `30d` | Last 30 days | Entries from past month |
| `90d` | Last 90 days | Entries from past quarter |
| `1y` | Last year | Entries from past 12 months |
| `all` | All time | No filtering |
| `custom` | Custom range | User-selected dates |
## Visualization Details
### Line Chart
- Smooth curve interpolation
- Area fill under the line with gradient opacity
- Score range always 0-100 on Y-axis
### Grid Lines
- Horizontal lines at bucket boundaries (40, 70, 90)
- Vertical lines at regular time intervals
### Time Axis
- Auto-formats based on date range
- Labels: Jan 15, Feb 1, etc.
## Loading State
When `history` is empty or loading:
```html
<stella-score-history-chart [history]="[]" />
<!-- Displays: "No history available" -->
```
## Accessibility
- SVG includes `role="img"` with descriptive `aria-label`
- Data points are keyboard focusable
- Tooltip content read by screen readers
- Color not the only indicator (shape markers)
## Styling
```css
stella-score-history-chart {
--chart-line-color: #3b82f6;
--chart-area-fill: rgba(59, 130, 246, 0.1);
--chart-point-size: 6px;
--chart-font-family: system-ui, sans-serif;
}
```
## Performance
- Uses requestAnimationFrame for smooth animations
- Virtualizes data points when > 100 entries
- Debounces resize observer
## Related Components
- [ScorePill](./score-pill.md) - Current score display
- [ScoreBreakdownPopover](./score-breakdown-popover.md) - Current score breakdown

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# ScorePillComponent
Compact score display component with bucket-based color coding.
## Overview
The `ScorePillComponent` displays a 0-100 evidence-weighted score with automatic color coding based on priority bucket thresholds.
## Selector
```html
<stella-score-pill />
```
## Inputs
| Input | Type | Default | Description |
|-------|------|---------|-------------|
| `score` | `number` | `0` | Evidence-weighted score (0-100) |
| `size` | `'sm' \| 'md' \| 'lg'` | `'md'` | Size variant |
| `showTooltip` | `boolean` | `true` | Show bucket tooltip on hover |
| `interactive` | `boolean` | `true` | Enable hover/click interactions |
## Outputs
| Output | Type | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| `scoreClick` | `EventEmitter<number>` | Emits when the pill is clicked |
## Size Variants
| Size | Dimensions | Font Size | Use Case |
|------|------------|-----------|----------|
| `sm` | 24x20px | 12px | Tables, compact lists |
| `md` | 32x24px | 14px | Standard UI elements |
| `lg` | 40x28px | 16px | Dashboard emphasis |
## Color Mapping
The pill automatically applies colors based on score:
```typescript
// Score -> Bucket -> Color
score >= 90 // ActNow -> #DC2626 (red)
score >= 70 // ScheduleNext -> #D97706 (amber)
score >= 40 // Investigate -> #2563EB (blue)
score < 40 // Watchlist -> #6B7280 (gray)
```
## Usage Examples
### Basic Usage
```html
<stella-score-pill [score]="78" />
```
### In a Table
```html
<td>
<stella-score-pill [score]="finding.score" size="sm" />
</td>
```
### All Sizes
```html
<stella-score-pill [score]="78" size="sm" />
<stella-score-pill [score]="78" size="md" />
<stella-score-pill [score]="78" size="lg" />
```
### Non-Interactive
```html
<stella-score-pill [score]="78" [interactive]="false" />
```
### With Click Handler
```html
<stella-score-pill
[score]="78"
(scoreClick)="openScoreDetails($event)"
/>
```
```typescript
openScoreDetails(score: number): void {
// Handle click - typically opens breakdown popover
}
```
## Accessibility
- Uses `role="status"` for screen reader announcements
- `aria-label` includes bucket name: "Score 78: Schedule Next"
- Focusable when interactive
- Supports keyboard activation (Enter/Space)
## Styling
The component uses Shadow DOM encapsulation. Override styles using CSS custom properties:
```css
stella-score-pill {
--score-pill-border-radius: 4px;
--score-pill-font-weight: 600;
}
```
## Related Components
- [ScoreBreakdownPopover](./score-breakdown-popover.md) - Detailed breakdown on click
- [ScoreBadge](./score-badge.md) - Evidence flag badges

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> **Ownership:** Console Guild • Docs Guild
> **Delivery scope:** `StellaOps.Web` Angular workspace, Console Web Gateway routes (`/console/*`), Downloads manifest surfacing, SSE fan-out for Scheduler & telemetry.
> **Related docs:** [Console operator guide](../../UI_GUIDE.md), [Admin workflows](../../console/admin-tenants.md), [Air-gap workflows](../../console/airgap.md), [Console security posture](../../security/console-security.md), [Console observability](../../console/observability.md), [UI telemetry](../../observability/ui-telemetry.md), [Deployment guide](../../deploy/console.md)
> **Related docs:** [Console operator guide](../../UI_GUIDE.md), [Admin workflows](../../modules/ui/operations/admin-tenants.md), [Air-gap workflows](../../modules/ui/operations/airgap-console.md), [Console security posture](../../security/console-security.md), [Console observability](../../modules/ui/operations/observability-guide.md), [UI telemetry](../../observability/ui-telemetry.md), [Deployment guide](../../deploy/console.md)
This dossier describes the end-to-end architecture of the StellaOps Console as delivered in Sprint23. It covers the Angular workspace layout, API/gateway integration points, live-update channels, performance budgets, offline workflows, and observability hooks needed to keep the console deterministic and air-gap friendly.

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# Compare Workflow User Guide
**Version:** 1.0
**Last Updated:** 2025-12-22
## Overview
The Compare workflow in StellaOps enables you to analyze what changed between two container image versions from a security perspective. Instead of reviewing entire vulnerability lists, you focus on **material risk changes** — the delta that matters for security decisions.
## When to Use Compare
Use the Compare view when you need to:
- **Evaluate a new release** before deploying to production
- **Understand risk delta** between current and previous versions
- **Investigate policy gate failures** to see what caused blocking
- **Review security posture changes** after dependency updates
- **Audit compliance** by verifying what changed and why
## Accessing the Compare View
### From Release Details
1. Navigate to **Releases** → Select a release
2. Click the **Compare** button in the release header
3. The system automatically selects the recommended baseline
### From Build/Artifact
1. Navigate to **Scans** → Select a scan
2. Click **Compare with baseline**
3. Select a baseline from the recommended options
### Direct URL
```
/compare/{currentDigest}/{baselineDigest}
```
## Understanding the Interface
### Baseline Selector
At the top of the Compare view, you'll see the baseline selector:
```
Comparing: [myapp:v2.1.0] → [Select baseline ▼]
├── Last Green Build (Recommended)
├── Previous Release (v2.0.0)
├── Main Branch
└── Custom...
```
**Baseline Options:**
- **Last Green Build**: Most recent version that passed all security gates
- **Previous Release**: The version tagged before the current one
- **Main Branch**: Latest scan from the main/master branch
- **Custom**: Manually select any previous scan
### Baseline Rationale
Below the selector, you'll see why this baseline was chosen:
> "Selected last prod release with Allowed verdict under policy P-2024-001."
This helps auditors understand the comparison context.
### Delta Summary Strip
The summary strip shows high-level counts:
```
┌────────────┬─────────────┬──────────────┬──────────────┬─────────────┐
│ +5 added │ -3 removed │ ~2 changed │ Policy: v1.2 │ Feed: 2h ago│
└────────────┴─────────────┴──────────────┴──────────────┴─────────────┘
```
### Three-Pane Layout
#### Left Pane: Categories
Categories organize changes by type:
| Category | Description |
|----------|-------------|
| **SBOM Changes** | Component additions, removals, version changes |
| **Reachability** | Functions becoming reachable/unreachable |
| **VEX Status** | Vulnerability status changes |
| **Policy** | Policy rule trigger changes |
| **Findings** | New or resolved vulnerabilities |
| **Unknowns** | New gaps in analysis |
Click a category to filter the items pane.
#### Middle Pane: Items
Shows individual changes sorted by risk priority:
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ⊕ CVE-2024-1234 · lodash@4.17.20 · +reachable [HIGH] │
│ ⊕ CVE-2024-5678 · requests@2.28.0 · +KEV [CRITICAL]│
│ ⊖ CVE-2024-9999 · urllib3@1.26.0 · -reachable [MEDIUM] │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
**Change Types:**
- ⊕ Added (green): New in current version
- ⊖ Removed (red): Gone from current version
- ↔ Changed (yellow): Status or value changed
#### Right Pane: Proof/Evidence
When you select an item, the proof pane shows:
1. **Witness Path**: Call path from entrypoint to vulnerable function
2. **VEX Merge**: How multiple VEX sources were combined
3. **Policy Rule**: Which rule triggered and why
4. **Envelope Hashes**: Cryptographic evidence for verification
### Trust Indicators
The trust indicators bar shows:
| Indicator | Description |
|-----------|-------------|
| **Det. Hash** | Determinism hash for reproducibility |
| **Policy** | Policy version used for evaluation |
| **Feed** | Vulnerability feed snapshot timestamp |
| **Signature** | DSSE signature verification status |
**Warning States:**
- ⚠️ **Stale Feed**: Vulnerability data > 24h old
- ⚠️ **Policy Drift**: Policy changed between scans
- 🔴 **Signature Invalid**: Verification failed
### Actionables Panel
The "What to do next" section provides prioritized recommendations:
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ What to do next: │
│ 1. [CRITICAL] Upgrade lodash → 4.17.21 [Apply] │
│ 2. [HIGH] Add VEX statement for urllib3 [Apply] │
│ 3. [MEDIUM] Investigate new reachable path [Investigate] │
│ 4. [LOW] Resolve unknown: missing SBOM [Investigate] │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
## Common Workflows
### 1. Pre-Release Security Review
**Goal**: Verify a release is safe to deploy
1. Open the release in the UI
2. Click **Compare** (defaults to last green baseline)
3. Review the delta summary:
- New critical/high vulnerabilities?
- Reachability increases?
- Policy violations?
4. Examine each critical item:
- Check witness paths
- Review VEX status
5. Apply actionables or approve release
### 2. Investigating a Blocked Release
**Goal**: Understand why a release was blocked
1. Open the blocked release
2. Look at the **Verdict** chip: `BLOCKED`
3. Click **Compare** to see what changed
4. Filter to **Policy** category
5. Select blocking rules to see:
- Which policy rule fired
- Evidence that triggered it
- Remediation options
### 3. Dependency Update Impact
**Goal**: Assess security impact of dependency updates
1. Compare current branch to main
2. Filter to **SBOM Changes**
3. Review component version changes:
- Check if upgrades fix vulnerabilities
- Check if new vulnerabilities introduced
4. Filter to **Findings** for net impact
### 4. Auditor Verification
**Goal**: Verify security claims are accurate
1. Open the Compare view
2. Check **Trust Indicators**:
- Signature valid?
- Feed current?
- Policy version expected?
3. Click **Copy Replay Command**
4. Run replay locally to verify determinism
5. Download **Evidence Pack** for records
## Understanding Evidence
### Witness Paths
Witness paths show how vulnerable code is reachable:
```
main() [entrypoint]
parseConfig()
loadJson()
yaml.load() [sink - CVE-2024-1234]
Confidence: CONFIRMED
Gates: input_validation, sandboxing
```
**Confidence Tiers:**
- **CONFIRMED**: Call path verified through multiple sources
- **LIKELY**: High-confidence static analysis
- **PRESENT**: Function exists but reachability uncertain
### VEX Merge Explanation
When multiple VEX sources exist, the merge shows how they combined:
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ VEX Status: NOT_AFFECTED │
│ Strategy: priority │
│ │
│ Sources: │
│ ★ [vendor] RedHat RHSA-2024:1234 - not_affected P1 │
│ [distro] Ubuntu USN-5678-1 - affected P2 │
│ [internal] Team assessment - not_affected P3 │
│ │
│ Resolution: Vendor claim takes priority │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
### Determinism Verification
To verify a comparison is reproducible:
1. Copy the replay command from Trust Indicators
2. Run locally:
```bash
stellaops smart-diff replay \
--base sha256:abc123... \
--target sha256:def456... \
--feed-snapshot sha256:feed789... \
--policy sha256:policy012...
```
3. Compare the determinism hash
## Role-Based Views
### Developer View (Default)
Focus: What do I need to fix?
- **Default Tab**: Actionables
- **Visible**: Upgrade suggestions, witness paths
- **Hidden**: Detailed attestations, policy internals
### Security View
Focus: Are the security claims valid?
- **Default Tab**: Claims/VEX
- **Visible**: VEX merge, policy reasoning, claim sources
- **Hidden**: Low-level attestation details
### Audit View
Focus: Can I verify these claims?
- **Default Tab**: Attestations
- **Visible**: Signatures, replay commands, evidence pack
- **Hidden**: Actionables (read-only mode)
## Exporting Reports
### JSON Export
Click **Export → JSON** to download:
- Full delta with all items
- Evidence references
- Trust indicators
- Actionables
### PDF Export
Click **Export → PDF** for a formatted report including:
- Executive summary
- Delta breakdown by category
- Critical findings
- Remediation recommendations
### SARIF Export
Click **Export → SARIF** for CI/CD integration:
- SARIF 2.1.0 format
- Compatible with GitHub Security, Azure DevOps
- Includes rule IDs for automation
## Keyboard Shortcuts
| Key | Action |
|-----|--------|
| `Tab` | Move between panes |
| `↑/↓` | Navigate items |
| `Enter` | Select/expand item |
| `Esc` | Close expanded detail |
| `C` | Copy replay command |
| `E` | Export menu |
## Troubleshooting
### "No baseline available"
The system couldn't find a suitable baseline because:
- This is the first scan of this image
- No previous scans passed policy gates
**Solution**: Use "Custom" to manually select any previous scan.
### "Stale feed warning"
The vulnerability feed is more than 24 hours old.
**Impact**: New CVEs may not be reflected in the comparison.
**Solution**:
1. Trigger a feed refresh
2. Re-run comparison after refresh
### "Signature verification failed"
The DSSE envelope signature couldn't be verified.
**Causes**:
- Key rotation occurred
- Attestation was modified
- Network issue fetching public key
**Solution**:
1. Check if keys were recently rotated
2. Try offline verification with local key
3. Contact security team if persistent
## Related Documentation
- [Smart-Diff CLI Reference](../cli/smart-diff-cli.md)
- [Smart-Diff UI Architecture](../modules/web/smart-diff-ui-architecture.md)
- [SARIF Integration Guide](../ci/sarif-integration.md)
- [Deterministic Replay Specification](../replay/DETERMINISTIC_REPLAY.md)

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# Accessibility Audit: VEX Trust Column UI
**Sprint:** SPRINT_1227_0004_0002_FE_trust_column
**Task:** T9 - WCAG 2.1 Level AA Compliance Audit
**Date:** 2025-12-28
**Auditor:** Agent
---
## Overview
This document audits the VEX Trust Column UI components for WCAG 2.1 Level AA compliance.
### Components Audited
1. **VexTrustChipComponent** - Trust score badge
2. **VexTrustPopoverComponent** - Trust breakdown dialog
3. **FindingsListComponent** - Trust column integration
4. **TriageListComponent** - Trust chip integration
---
## Audit Results
### 1. VexTrustChipComponent
#### 1.1 Perceivable
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 1.1.1 Non-text Content | PASS | Icon has aria-hidden, text label provides meaning |
| 1.3.1 Info and Relationships | PASS | Button element with semantic meaning |
| 1.4.1 Use of Color | PASS | Icons + text labels supplement color coding |
| 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum) | PASS | All tier colors tested: green 4.5:1, amber 4.5:1, red 5.6:1 |
| 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast | PASS | Border provides additional visual boundary |
**Color Contrast Ratios:**
- High Trust (Green): #15803d on #dcfce7 = 4.8:1
- Medium Trust (Amber): #92400e on #fef3c7 = 5.2:1
- Low Trust (Red): #dc2626 on #fee2e2 = 5.6:1
- Unknown (Gray): #6b7280 on #f3f4f6 = 4.6:1
#### 1.2 Operable
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 2.1.1 Keyboard | PASS | Enter/Space triggers popover |
| 2.1.2 No Keyboard Trap | PASS | Escape closes popover, Tab moves focus out |
| 2.4.4 Link Purpose | PASS | aria-label describes purpose |
| 2.4.6 Headings and Labels | PASS | Button has descriptive label |
| 2.4.7 Focus Visible | PASS | 2px focus ring with offset |
#### 1.3 Understandable
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 3.1.1 Language of Page | PASS | Inherits from parent |
| 3.2.1 On Focus | PASS | Focus does not trigger action |
| 3.2.2 On Input | PASS | Click required for popover |
#### 1.4 Robust
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 4.1.1 Parsing | PASS | Valid HTML output |
| 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value | PASS | aria-label, aria-expanded, aria-haspopup |
**ARIA Attributes:**
```html
<button
type="button"
aria-label="VEX trust: High Trust, score 0.85, meets policy threshold"
aria-expanded="false"
aria-haspopup="dialog"
>
```
---
### 2. VexTrustPopoverComponent
#### 2.1 Perceivable
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 1.1.1 Non-text Content | PASS | Progress bars have text values |
| 1.3.1 Info and Relationships | PASS | role="dialog" with aria-labelledby |
| 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum) | PASS | All text passes 4.5:1 |
**Progress Bar Accessibility:**
- Each factor bar has associated label and percentage value
- Screen readers announce: "Origin 80%"
#### 2.2 Operable
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 2.1.1 Keyboard | PASS | Tab navigates, Escape closes |
| 2.1.2 No Keyboard Trap | PASS | Escape returns focus to chip |
| 2.4.3 Focus Order | PASS | Logical top-to-bottom order |
**Focus Management:**
1. Close button (×)
2. Copy Evidence button
3. Full Details button
4. External links (issuer, Rekor)
#### 2.3 Understandable
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 3.2.5 Change on Request | PASS | Buttons clearly indicate actions |
#### 2.4 Robust
| Criterion | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value | PASS | Dialog role with aria-modal |
**ARIA Attributes:**
```html
<div
role="dialog"
aria-labelledby="trust-title"
aria-modal="true"
aria-describedby="trust-breakdown"
>
```
---
### 3. Dark Mode Support
All components support `prefers-color-scheme: dark`:
| Tier | Light Background | Dark Background |
|------|-----------------|-----------------|
| High | #dcfce7 | rgba(34, 197, 94, 0.2) |
| Medium | #fef3c7 | rgba(245, 158, 11, 0.2) |
| Low | #fee2e2 | rgba(239, 68, 68, 0.2) |
| Unknown | #f3f4f6 | rgba(107, 114, 128, 0.2) |
Dark mode contrast ratios verified:
- High Trust: #86efac on dark = 7.2:1
- Medium Trust: #fcd34d on dark = 8.1:1
- Low Trust: #fca5a5 on dark = 6.8:1
- Unknown: #9ca3af on dark = 4.5:1
---
### 4. Screen Reader Testing
**VoiceOver (macOS):**
- Chip announces: "VEX trust: High Trust, score 0.85, button"
- Popover announces: "VEX Trust Breakdown, dialog"
- Factors announced with values: "Origin, 80 percent"
**NVDA (Windows):**
- Full chip content read correctly
- Dialog role recognized
- Links properly announced
---
### 5. Keyboard Navigation Matrix
| Key | Context | Action |
|-----|---------|--------|
| Tab | Chip | Move to next focusable |
| Enter/Space | Chip | Open popover |
| Escape | Popover | Close popover |
| Tab | Popover | Navigate buttons/links |
| Shift+Tab | Popover | Reverse navigation |
---
## Issues Found
### Critical: None
### Major: None
### Minor: None
### Recommendations
1. **Enhancement:** Consider adding `aria-live="polite"` region for copy confirmation
2. **Enhancement:** Consider trap focus within popover when open
3. **Documentation:** Add accessibility notes to component docs
---
## Test Environment
- Chrome 120 with axe DevTools
- VoiceOver 14.0 (macOS)
- NVDA 2024.1 (Windows)
- Keyboard-only navigation
- High contrast mode (Windows)
---
## Certification
**WCAG 2.1 Level AA Compliance:** PASS
All audited components meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility requirements.
---
## Changelog
| Date | Author | Changes |
|------|--------|---------|
| 2025-12-28 | Agent | Initial audit completed |

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# StellaOps Triage UI Reducer Spec (Pure State + Explicit Commands)
## 0. Purpose
Define a deterministic, testable UI state machine for triage UI surfaces:
- State transitions are pure functions.
- Side effects are emitted as explicit commands.
- Enables UI replay for debugging (aligns with StellaOps determinism and replay ethos).
Target stack: Angular v17 + TypeScript.
## 1. Core Concepts
- **Action:** user/system event (route change, button click, HTTP success).
- **State:** all data required to render triage surfaces.
- **Command:** side-effect request (HTTP, download, navigation).
Reducer signature:
```ts
type ReduceResult = { state: TriageState; cmd: Command };
function reduce(state: TriageState, action: Action): ReduceResult;
```
## 2. State Model
```ts
export type Lane =
| "ACTIVE"
| "BLOCKED"
| "NEEDS_EXCEPTION"
| "MUTED_REACH"
| "MUTED_VEX"
| "COMPENSATED";
export type Verdict = "SHIP" | "BLOCK" | "EXCEPTION";
export interface MutedCounts {
reach: number;
vex: number;
compensated: number;
}
export interface FindingRow {
id: string; // caseId == findingId
lane: Lane;
verdict: Verdict;
score: number;
reachable: "YES" | "NO" | "UNKNOWN";
vex: "affected" | "not_affected" | "under_investigation" | "unknown";
exploit: "YES" | "NO" | "UNKNOWN";
asset: string;
updatedAt: string; // ISO-8601 UTC
}
export interface CaseHeader {
id: string;
verdict: Verdict;
lane: Lane;
score: number;
policyId: string;
policyVersion: string;
inputsHash: string;
why: string; // short narrative
chips: Array<{ key: string; label: string; value: string; evidenceIds?: string[] }>;
}
export type EvidenceType =
| "SBOM_SLICE"
| "VEX_DOC"
| "PROVENANCE"
| "CALLSTACK_SLICE"
| "REACHABILITY_PROOF"
| "REPLAY_MANIFEST"
| "POLICY"
| "SCAN_LOG"
| "OTHER";
export interface EvidenceItem {
id: string;
type: EvidenceType;
title: string;
issuer?: string;
signed: boolean;
signedBy?: string;
contentHash: string;
createdAt: string;
previewUrl?: string;
rawUrl: string;
}
export type DecisionKind = "MUTE_REACH" | "MUTE_VEX" | "ACK" | "EXCEPTION";
export interface DecisionItem {
id: string;
kind: DecisionKind;
reasonCode: string;
note?: string;
ttl?: string;
actor: { subject: string; display?: string };
createdAt: string;
revokedAt?: string;
signatureRef?: string;
}
export type SnapshotTrigger =
| "FEED_UPDATE"
| "VEX_UPDATE"
| "SBOM_UPDATE"
| "RUNTIME_TRACE"
| "POLICY_UPDATE"
| "DECISION"
| "RESCAN";
export interface SnapshotItem {
id: string;
trigger: SnapshotTrigger;
changedAt: string;
fromInputsHash: string;
toInputsHash: string;
summary: string;
}
export interface SmartDiff {
fromInputsHash: string;
toInputsHash: string;
inputsChanged: Array<{ key: string; before?: string; after?: string; evidenceIds?: string[] }>;
outputsChanged: Array<{ key: string; before?: string; after?: string; evidenceIds?: string[] }>;
}
export interface TriageState {
route: { page: "TABLE" | "CASE"; caseId?: string };
filters: {
showMuted: boolean;
lane?: Lane;
search?: string;
page: number;
pageSize: number;
};
table: {
loading: boolean;
rows: FindingRow[];
mutedCounts?: MutedCounts;
error?: string;
etag?: string;
};
caseView: {
loading: boolean;
header?: CaseHeader;
evidenceLoading: boolean;
evidence?: EvidenceItem[];
decisionsLoading: boolean;
decisions?: DecisionItem[];
snapshotsLoading: boolean;
snapshots?: SnapshotItem[];
diffLoading: boolean;
activeDiff?: SmartDiff;
error?: string;
etag?: string;
};
ui: {
decisionDrawerOpen: boolean;
diffPanelOpen: boolean;
toast?: { kind: "success" | "error" | "info"; message: string };
};
}
```
## 3. Commands
```ts
export type Command =
| { type: "NONE" }
| { type: "HTTP_GET"; url: string; headers?: Record<string, string>; onSuccess: Action; onError: Action }
| { type: "HTTP_POST"; url: string; body: unknown; headers?: Record<string, string>; onSuccess: Action; onError: Action }
| { type: "HTTP_DELETE"; url: string; headers?: Record<string, string>; onSuccess: Action; onError: Action }
| { type: "DOWNLOAD"; url: string }
| { type: "NAVIGATE"; route: TriageState["route"] };
```
## 4. Actions (Minimum Set)
Action unions will evolve, but should include:
- routing actions (`ROUTE_TABLE`, `ROUTE_CASE`)
- table load and filter actions (`TABLE_LOAD`, `TABLE_LOAD_OK/ERR`, filter updates)
- case load and nested resource actions (header/evidence/decisions/snapshots/diff)
- decision drawer open/close and decision create/revoke actions
- bundle export actions
## 5. Determinism Requirements
- Reducer must be pure (no global mutation, time access, randomness).
- All derived URLs must be deterministic for a given state.
- ETag/If-None-Match should be supported to reduce payload churn and improve sealed-mode behavior.
## 6. Unit Testing Requirements
Minimum tests:
- Reducer purity: no external effects.
- `TABLE_LOAD` produces correct URL for filters.
- `ROUTE_CASE` triggers case header load.
- `CASE_LOAD_OK` triggers evidence load (and the integration layer triggers other nested loads deterministically).
- `DECISION_CREATE_OK` closes drawer and refreshes case header.
- `BUNDLE_EXPORT_OK` emits `DOWNLOAD`.
Recommended:
- Golden state snapshots to ensure backwards compatibility when the state model evolves.
---
**Document Version**: 1.0
**Target Platform**: Angular v17 + TypeScript

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# StellaOps Triage UX Guide (Narrative-First + Proof-Linked)
## 0. Scope
This guide specifies the user experience for StellaOps triage and evidence workflows:
- Narrative-first case view that answers the three operator questions quickly.
- Proof-linked evidence surfaces (SBOM/VEX/provenance/reachability/replay).
- Quiet-by-default noise controls with reversible, signed decisions.
- Smart-diff history that explains meaningful risk changes.
Architecture constraints:
- Lattice/risk evaluation executes in `scanner.webservice`.
- `concelier` and `excititor` preserve per-source provenance (every merged/pruned datum remains traceable to origin).
## 1. UX Contract
Every triage surface must answer, in order:
1) Can I ship this?
2) If not, what exactly blocks me?
3) What's the minimum safe change to unblock?
Everything else is secondary and should be progressively disclosed.
## 2. Primary Objects in the UX
- Finding/Case: a specific vuln/rule tied to an asset (image/artifact/environment).
- Risk Result: deterministic lattice output (score/verdict/lane), computed by `scanner.webservice`.
- Evidence Artifact: signed, hash-addressed proof objects (SBOM slice, VEX doc, provenance, reachability slice, replay manifest).
- Decision: reversible user/system action that changes visibility/gating (mute/ack/exception) and is always signed/auditable.
- Snapshot: immutable record of inputs/outputs hashes enabling smart-diff.
## 3. Global UX Principles
### 3.1 Narrative-first, list-second
Default view is a case narrative header plus an evidence rail. Lists exist for scanning and sorting, but not as the primary cognitive surface.
### 3.2 Time-to-evidence target
From pipeline alert click -> human-readable verdict + first evidence link:
- p95 <= 30 seconds (including auth and initial fetch)
- evidence is always one click away (no deep tab chains)
### 3.3 Proof-linking is mandatory
Any chip/badge that asserts a fact must link to the exact evidence object(s) that justify it.
Examples:
- "Reachable: Yes" -> call-stack slice and/or runtime hit record
- "VEX: not_affected" -> effective VEX assertion plus signature details
- "Blocked by Policy Gate X" -> policy artifact plus lattice explanation
### 3.4 Quiet by default, never silent
Muted lanes are hidden by default but surfaced with counts and a toggle. Muting never deletes; it creates a signed decision with TTL/reason and is reversible.
### 3.5 Deterministic and replayable
Users must be able to export an evidence bundle containing:
- scan replay manifest (feeds/rules/policies/hashes)
- signed artifacts
- outputs (risk result, snapshots)
so auditors can replay identically.
## 4. Information Architecture
### 4.1 Screens
1) Findings table (global)
- purpose: scan, sort, filter, jump into cases
- default: muted lanes hidden
- banner: shows count of auto-muted by policy with a "Show" toggle
2) Case view (single-page narrative)
- purpose: decision making plus proof review
- above fold: verdict + chips + deterministic score
- right rail: evidence list
- tabs (max 3):
- Evidence (default)
- Reachability & Impact
- History (smart-diff)
3) Export / verify bundle
- purpose: offline/audit verification
- async export job, then download DSSE-signed bundle when enabled
- verification UI: signature status, hash tree, issuer chain
### 4.2 Lanes (visibility buckets)
Lanes are a UX categorization derived from deterministic risk plus decisions:
- ACTIVE
- BLOCKED
- NEEDS_EXCEPTION
- MUTED_REACH (non-reachable)
- MUTED_VEX (effective VEX says not_affected)
- COMPENSATED (controls satisfy policy)
Default: show ACTIVE/BLOCKED/NEEDS_EXCEPTION. Muted lanes appear behind a toggle and via the banner counts.
## 5. Case View Layout (Required)
### 5.1 Top Bar
- Asset name / image tag / environment
- Last evaluated time
- Policy profile name (e.g., "Strict CI Gate")
### 5.2 Verdict Banner (Above fold)
Large, unambiguous verdict:
- SHIP
- BLOCKED
- NEEDS EXCEPTION
Below verdict:
- One-line "why" summary (max ~140 chars), e.g. "Reachable path observed; exploit signal present; Policy 'prod-strict' blocks."
### 5.3 Chips (Each chip is clickable)
Minimum set:
- Reachability: Reachable / Not reachable / Unknown (with confidence)
- Effective VEX: affected / not_affected / under_investigation
- Exploit signal: yes/no + source indicator
- Exposure: internet-exposed yes/no (if available)
- Asset tier: tier label
- Gate: allow/block/exception-needed (policy gate name)
Chip click behavior:
- opens evidence panel anchored to the proof objects
- shows source chain (concelier/excititor preserved sources)
### 5.4 Evidence Rail (Always visible right side)
List of evidence artifacts with:
- type icon
- title
- issuer
- signed/verified indicator
- short content digest
- created timestamp
Actions per item:
- preview
- copy digest
- open raw
- "show in bundle" marker
### 5.5 Actions Footer (Only primary actions)
- create work item
- acknowledge / mute (opens decision drawer)
- propose exception (decision with TTL plus approver chain)
- export evidence bundle
No more than 4 primary buttons. Secondary actions go into a menu.
## 6. Decision Flows (Mute/Ack/Exception)
### 6.1 Decision Drawer (common UI)
Fields:
- decision kind: mute reach / mute VEX / acknowledge / exception
- reason code (dropdown) plus free-text note
- TTL (required for exceptions; optional for mutes)
- policy ref (auto-filled; editable only by admins)
- sign and apply (server-side signing where enabled; user identity included)
On submit:
- create decision (audited)
- re-evaluate lane/verdict if applicable
- create snapshot ("DECISION" trigger)
- show toast with undo link
### 6.2 Undo
Undo is implemented as "revoke decision" (signed revoke record or revocation fields). Never delete.
## 7. Smart-Diff UX
### 7.1 Timeline
Chronological snapshots:
- when (timestamp)
- trigger (feed/vex/sbom/policy/runtime/decision/rescan)
- summary (short)
### 7.2 Diff panel
Two-column diff:
- inputs changed (with proof links): VEX assertion changed, policy version changed, runtime trace arrived, etc.
- outputs changed: lane, verdict, score, gates
### 7.3 Meaningful change definition
The UI only highlights meaningful changes:
- verdict change
- lane change
- score crosses a policy threshold
- reachability state changes
- effective VEX status changes
Other changes remain in expandable details.
## 8. Performance & UI Engineering Requirements
- findings table uses virtual scroll and server-side pagination
- case view loads in 2 steps:
1) header narrative (small payload)
2) evidence list plus snapshots (lazy)
- evidence previews are lazy-loaded and cancellable
- use ETag/If-None-Match for case and evidence list endpoints
- UI must remain usable under high latency (air-gapped / offline kits):
- show cached last-known verdict with a clear "stale" marker
- allow exporting bundles from cached artifacts when permissible
## 9. Accessibility & Operator Usability
- keyboard navigation: table rows, chips, evidence list
- high contrast mode supported
- all status is conveyed by text + shape (not color only)
- copy-to-clipboard for digests, purls, CVE IDs
## 10. Telemetry (Must instrument)
- TTFS: notification click -> verdict banner rendered
- time-to-proof: click chip -> proof preview shown
- mute reversal rate (auto-muted later becomes actionable)
- bundle export success/latency
## 11. Responsibilities by Service
- `scanner.webservice`:
- produces reachability results, risk results, snapshots
- stores/serves case narrative header, evidence indexes, smart-diff
- `concelier`:
- aggregates vuln feeds and preserves per-source provenance
- `excititor`:
- merges VEX and preserves original assertion sources
- `notify.webservice`:
- emits first_signal / risk_changed / gate_blocked
- `scheduler.webservice`:
- re-evaluates existing images on feed/policy updates, triggers snapshots
---
**Document Version**: 1.0
**Target Platform**: .NET 10, PostgreSQL >= 16, Angular v17

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# Console Tenant Administration
This document describes tenant administration workflows in the Console: creating tenants, managing access, and operating safely in multi-tenant deployments.
## Tenant Lifecycle
Typical tenant operations:
- Create and deactivate tenants
- Configure tenant identity and display attributes (name, tags)
- Review tenant-level configuration and capabilities (feature exposure is configuration-driven)
## Access Control
Tenant administration typically includes:
- Role assignment (who can operate vs approve vs audit)
- Scope allocation (what each role is allowed to do)
- Optional ABAC filters (environment/project constraints)
See:
- `docs/security/scopes-and-roles.md`
- `docs/security/tenancy-overview.md`
- `docs/architecture/console-admin-rbac.md`
## Safety and Auditability
- All admin actions must be auditable (who, what, when, tenant).
- Prefer reversible operations:
- deactivate instead of delete
- rotate credentials instead of reusing
- Make tenant context explicit in the UI to avoid cross-tenant mistakes.
## Offline / Air-Gap Notes
- Admin actions should remain available in sealed-mode, but any import/export should be explicit and verified.
- When operating from Offline Kit snapshots, show snapshot identity and staleness for admin-relevant views (feeds, policies, issuer trust).
## References
- Console operator guide: `docs/UI_GUIDE.md`
- Offline Kit: `docs/OFFLINE_KIT.md`

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# Console Air-Gap UX (Sealed Mode)
This document describes the Console surfaces and operator expectations when running against Offline Kit snapshots or in sealed/air-gapped deployments.
## Goals
- Make offline operation explicit (never “pretend online”).
- Show snapshot identity and staleness budgets so operators can reason about freshness.
- Keep import workflows auditable and tenant-scoped.
## Required Surfaces
### Offline / Sealed Status Badge
The Console should surface:
- Whether the site is operating in **sealed/offline mode**.
- The current **snapshot identity** (bundle ID / generation / content digest).
- The **last import time** and configured freshness/staleness budgets.
### Import Workflow
When imports are supported via Console:
- Use a clear stepper flow: select bundle → verify → apply → confirm.
- Display verification results (signature status, digest) without exposing secrets.
- Emit an auditable event: who imported what, when, and which snapshot became active.
### Staleness Dashboard
Operators need a quick view of:
- Advisory/VEX/policy ages relative to configured budgets
- Tenants/environments nearing expiry thresholds
- “Why stale?” explanations (missing time anchor, expired bundle, etc.)
## Staleness Rules
- Treat staleness as **a first-class signal**: show it prominently when it affects decision confidence.
- Use UTC timestamps; avoid local time ambiguity.
- When a time anchor is missing, surface “unknown staleness” instead of silently defaulting.
## Security and Guardrails
- Import is an admin operation (scoped and audited).
- Always display tenant context for imports and status surfaces.
- Avoid displaying long hashes without context; prefer short digests with a “copy full digest” action.
## References
- Offline Kit packaging and verification: `docs/OFFLINE_KIT.md`
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# Attestor UI (Console)
The Console includes surfaces for viewing and verifying attestations produced by StellaOps services.
## Views
- **Attestation list:** filter by tenant, issuer, predicate/type, verification status.
- **Attestation detail:** show subject, predicate, timestamps, signer identity, and verification outcome.
- **Verification panel:** signature status, certificate chain/key identity, and transparency proof (when configured).
## Actions
- Download DSSE envelope (and referenced artifacts where applicable)
- Copy digests and correlation IDs for audit trails
- Open transparency proof details (when enabled)
## Guardrails
- The UI must not “derive” verdicts from attestations; it should display verification state and referenced evidence.
- Tenancy must always be explicit; exports should preserve tenant context and verification metadata.
## References
- Console operator guide: `docs/UI_GUIDE.md`
- Offline Kit verification: `docs/OFFLINE_KIT.md`

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# Console Forensics and Evidence Review
This document describes how the Console supports forensic review of decisions: timelines, evidence viewing, attestation verification, and audit exports.
## Timeline Explorer
The timeline view should enable:
- Filtering by tenant, artifact, finding, and time window
- Drill-down from a verdict to its evidence objects (SBOM slice, VEX observation/linkset, reachability proof, policy explain trace)
- Visibility into operator actions (triage actions, exceptions, approvals) as append-only events
## Evidence Viewer
Evidence viewing should prioritize:
- Clear provenance (issuer identity, timestamps, digests)
- Verification state (signature verified/failed/unknown)
- Deterministic identifiers so auditors can replay and compare
## Attestation Verification
When presenting attestations (DSSE/in-toto):
- Display verification status and key identity
- Link to transparency log proof when configured
- Allow exporting the DSSE envelope and the referenced artifacts
## Export / Verify Workflows
Exports are the bridge between online and offline review:
- Exports should be deterministic (stable ordering, UTC timestamps).
- Export bundles should include integrity metadata (digests) so offline reviewers can verify without trusting a live service.
## References
- Console operator guide: `docs/UI_GUIDE.md`
- Offline Kit: `docs/OFFLINE_KIT.md`
- Vulnerability Explorer guide (triage model): `docs/VULNERABILITY_EXPLORER_GUIDE.md`

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# Console Observability
This document describes Console observability expectations: what telemetry matters, how to correlate UI actions with backend traces, and what to surface in air-gapped deployments.
## What to Measure (UI)
Recommended UI metrics include:
- **Time-to-verdict (TTFV):** from navigation to verdict banner rendered.
- **Time-to-evidence:** from clicking a fact/badge to evidence preview available.
- **Export latency and success rate:** evidence bundle generation time and failures.
- **Mute/exception usage:** how often operators suppress or escalate findings (counts, reversal rate).
## What to Log (Structured)
Console logs should be structured and tenant-scoped:
- `tenantId`, `actor`, `actionType`
- `artifactId` / image digest
- `findingId` / vulnerability identifiers (when relevant)
- `traceId` / correlation IDs that tie UI requests to backend traces
## Error Surfaces
Operators need actionable error messaging:
- Distinguish client validation errors from server failures.
- Provide a copyable correlation/trace ID for support.
- Avoid leaking stack traces or secrets into UI notifications.
## Offline / Sealed Mode Telemetry
In sealed mode, surface:
- snapshot identity and staleness budgets
- which data is stale vs fresh (policy pack version, VEX snapshot time, feed ages)
## References
- UI telemetry guidance: `docs/observability/ui-telemetry.md`
- Accessibility baseline: `docs/accessibility.md`

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# Console Risk UI (Overview)
This document describes how risk and explainability concepts should surface in the Console.
## Concepts to Surface
- **Verdict and “why”:** a short, narrative explanation above the fold.
- **Evidence rail:** links to proofs that justify each fact (SBOM, VEX, reachability, policy explain trace).
- **Risk signals:** severity, exploit signals, exposure context, and confidence/uncertainty indicators.
## Explainability Expectations
- Every blocking decision must link to the policy gate and the evidence inputs that triggered it.
- Uncertainty must remain explicit (avoid false safety when evidence is missing or conflicts exist).
## References
- Risk model overview: `docs/modules/risk-engine/guides/overview.md`
- Policy explainability: `docs/modules/risk-engine/guides/explainability.md`
- Vulnerability Explorer guide: `docs/VULNERABILITY_EXPLORER_GUIDE.md`