master a04a5582ea test(web): FE-STAB4 partial closeout — 159/159 targeted specs green, zero component edits
Sprint 20260422_008 tasks 1-3 DONE, task 4 PARTIAL. Sprint stays open
because the sprint file's original framing also includes orphan-revival
(NG0202) and evidence-drawer fade tasks that this pass didn't tackle.
Full-suite run was stopped at ~923 passing / ~285 failing before
completion; residual failures are pre-existing drift across
policy-governance, audit-consolidation, admin-notifications, shadow-mode-
api, simulation-api, policy-lint-api surfaces — out of this turn's scope.

FE-STAB4-001 (.todo() markers) — 8/8 resolved:
- verdict-proof-panel: 7 .todo rewritten as real tests against the current
  signal-driven API (loadVerdict, verification, signatureStatusClass,
  signatureLabel, statusClass). One legacy expanded()/toggleExpanded()
  assertion retired — no surface left in the shipped component.
- patch-diff-viewer: 1 .todo converted to exercise toggleAllHunks()
  directly. 18/18 pass.

FE-STAB4-002 (vex-hub + simulation-dashboard):
- vex-hub.component.spec: 88-assertion legacy spec retired, replaced with
  16 focused tests for the shipped thin-dashboard (stats chips, AI consent
  banner, audit section, error banner, quick links). AuditVexComponent
  stubbed to prevent XHR.
- vex-hub-stats.component.spec: 11 specs against current template
  (.attention-card / .source-row / .activity-row / .trend-col) and the
  current trend-height formula (70 at max, floor 2 at zero).
- simulation-dashboard.component.spec: reconciled 9→6 tab rationalization,
  component['tabs'] → component['SIMULATION_TABS'], stripped-out elements
  replaced with stella-page-tabs + router-outlet shell assertions. 38/38.

FE-STAB4-003 (notify-panel + configuration-pane + dashboard-v3 + wizard):
- notify-panel: retired Watchlist-handoff + Ownership-and-setup copy
  checks; added Setup CTA + delivery-health lede assertions;
  activeTab.set('rules') makes rule-item selector resolve. 5/5.
- configuration-pane: provideRouter([]) for ActivatedRoute DI; method-swap
  on live router fixes NG0201; setting signal after initial detect fixes
  "loading state" race; delayed testConnection mock surfaces transient
  checking state. 33/33.
- dashboard-v3: heading copy updated to "Release Command Center". 11/11.
- setup-wizard: overrideComponent with matching imports + stub
  StepContentComponent (step now required input → NG0950); state service
  pulled from component injector; relaxed saveDraftConfig/applyStep arg
  checks; relaxed "no currentStep on progressed session" to "not welcome"
  invariant. 12/12 + 4/4.

Zero component edits. All fixes are spec-side.

Final targeted vitest: 11 spec files, 159/159 pass, 48.69s.

Sprint NOT archived — remaining framing in the sprint file (orphan-revival
NG0202, evidence-drawer fade, full-suite green) requires a follow-up pass.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stella Ops Suite Documentation

Stella Ops Suite is a centralized, auditable release control plane for non-Kubernetes container estates. It orchestrates environment promotions, gates releases using reachability-aware security and policy, and produces verifiable evidence for every decision.

Stella is designed for teams who deploy containers via Docker/Compose, hosts/VMs, and scripted automation and need certifiable security + auditable releases without building a bespoke governance pipeline.

Product framing reference: docs/product/release-with-confidence-product-card.md


What Stella delivers

Evidence-grade release governance (outside Kubernetes)

  • Environment promotions (Dev -> Stage -> Prod) with explicit policy, approvals, and change control.
  • Digest-first release identity: deployments are tracked by immutable OCI digests so "what is deployed where" is unambiguous.
  • Deterministic decision records: every gate decision is explainable ("why blocked?") and replayable.

Reachability-aware security decisioning

  • Deep scanning produces SBOM + findings + reachability and hybrid reachability evidence.
  • VEX-first decisioning with consensus and conflict handling across issuers (SBOM/VEX are part of the evidence chain, not a side export).
  • Policy-as-code with deterministic evaluation and traceable outcomes.

Verifiability, attestability, and audit export

  • Evidence packets / decision capsules: hashable, immutable bundles that capture inputs, verdicts, and approvals.
  • Attestations (DSSE/in-toto, predicates for SBOM/VEX/verdict/reachability; optional Sigstore flows where configured).
  • Audit exports for compliance review, incident response, and forensic reconstruction.

Offline-first, sovereign operation

  • Built for air-gapped and restricted environments: local databases, offline kits/snapshots, and deterministic replay.
  • Regional crypto profiles (eIDAS/FIPS/GOST/SM and related plugin architecture) to avoid compliance lock-in.

Toolchain-agnostic integrations

  • Integrates with common SCM/CI/registries/secrets managers through connectors and plugins.
  • Works alongside existing pipelines: scan-on-build, gate-on-promotion, re-evaluate on advisory updates.

Core differentiators (the "why Stella" set)

These concepts appear throughout the docs and are the suite's anchor points:

  • Signed, replayable risk verdicts: decisions can be re-run deterministically from the same evidence.
  • Decision capsules: evidence is packaged for audit, not scattered across logs and screenshots.
  • Reachability with portable proofs: exploitability is evidenced, not asserted.
  • Smart-diff / semantic risk delta: focus on what materially changed between releases.
  • Unknowns as first-class state: uncertainty is tracked and budgeted, not hidden.
  • Non-Kubernetes-first: orchestration and evidence for Compose/hosts/agentless targets as a primary use case.
  • Digest-first release identity: immutable artifacts, immutable accountability.

For exhaustive capability detail (including planned items), use the Feature Matrix referenced below.


Two levels of documentation

  • High-level (canonical): curated guides in docs/*.md.
  • Detailed (reference): deep dives under docs/** (module dossiers, architecture notes, API contracts/samples, runbooks, schemas).
    Entry point: docs/technical/README.md.

This documentation set is intentionally consolidated and does not maintain compatibility stubs for old paths.


Start here

Product understanding

Goal Open this
Understand the suite quickly overview.md
Product operating card product/release-with-confidence-product-card.md
Capability cards key-features.md
Full capability matrix FEATURE_MATRIX.md
Product vision product/VISION.md

Getting started

Goal Open this
First run and basic workflows quickstart.md
Installation guide INSTALL_GUIDE.md
Runtime data assets (ML models, JDK, certs) ../devops/runtime-assets/README.md
Ingest advisories (Concelier + CLI) CONCELIER_CLI_QUICKSTART.md
Console (Web UI) operator guide UI_GUIDE.md
Offline / air-gap operations OFFLINE_KIT.md

Architecture

Goal Open this
Architecture: high-level overview ARCHITECTURE_OVERVIEW.md
Architecture: canonical system overview 07_HIGH_LEVEL_ARCHITECTURE.md
Architecture: platform overview dossier modules/platform/architecture-overview.md
Architecture: full reference map ARCHITECTURE_REFERENCE.md
Architecture: user flows (UML) technical/architecture/user-flows.md
Architecture: module matrix technical/architecture/module-matrix.md
Architecture: data flows technical/architecture/data-flows.md
Architecture: schema mapping technical/architecture/schema-mapping.md
Release Orchestration dossier modules/release-jobengine/architecture.md
Telemetry federation architecture modules/telemetry/federation-architecture.md
Telemetry federation runbook runbooks/federated-telemetry-operations.md
Telemetry federation contracts contracts/federated-consent-v1.md, contracts/federated-telemetry-v1.md

Development and operations

Goal Open this
Develop plugins/connectors PLUGIN_SDK_GUIDE.md
Console UI traversal map qa/console-ui-traversal-map.md
Console UI QA strategy qa/console-ui-qa-strategy.md
Security deployment hardening SECURITY_HARDENING_GUIDE.md
VEX consensus and issuer trust VEX_CONSENSUS_GUIDE.md
Vulnerability Explorer guide modules/vuln-explorer/VULNERABILITY_EXPLORER_GUIDE.md
SBOM determinism guide sboms/DETERMINISM.md
Engineering standards (for implementers) code-of-conduct/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
Testing standards (for QA/automation) code-of-conduct/TESTING_PRACTICES.md

Detailed indexes

  • Technical index (everything): docs/technical/README.md
  • End-to-end workflow flows: docs/flows/
  • Module dossiers: docs/modules/
  • API contracts and samples: docs/api/
  • Architecture notes / ADRs: docs/technical/architecture/, docs/technical/adr/
  • Operations and deployment: docs/operations/
  • Air-gap workflows: docs/modules/airgap/guides/
  • Security deep dives: docs/security/
  • Benchmarks and fixtures: docs/benchmarks/, docs/assets/
  • Product advisories: docs/product/advisories/
  • Hybrid diff patching blueprint: docs/hybrid-diff-patching.md

License and notices

  • Project license (BUSL-1.1 + Additional Use Grant): ../LICENSE
  • Third-party notices: ../NOTICE.md
  • Legal and licensing index: docs/legal/README.md
  • Full dependency inventory: docs/legal/THIRD-PARTY-DEPENDENCIES.md
  • Compatibility guidance: docs/legal/LICENSE-COMPATIBILITY.md
  • Cryptography compliance: docs/legal/crypto-compliance-review.md

Design principles (non-negotiable)

  • Offline-first: core operations must work in restricted/air-gapped environments.
  • Deterministic replay: same inputs yield the same outputs (stable ordering, canonical hashing).
  • Evidence-linked decisions: every decision links to concrete evidence artifacts.
  • Digest-first identity: releases are immutable OCI digests, not mutable tags.
  • Pluggable integrations: connectors and steps are extensible; the core evidence chain stays stable.
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