Command-center Worldwatch rebuild + real market/infrastructure data#3
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Visual target pass — match the approved command-center mockup (docs/design/command-center-target.png) while keeping every value real. Shell: - Top command bar: Source Ops score, online/total, last refresh, Global Status, status pills, icon actions. All derived from real source counts — cold start honestly reads 0/0 / Standby, never the mockup's fabricated 87% / Elevated. - Left nav rail expanded with labels by default (ATLASZ INTEL + Worldwatch, Globe, Sources, Market, Infrastructure, Dossiers, Coverage, Settings). - Removed two redundant stacked "Aegis Worldwatch" headers; reclaimed vertical space. Globe (the big one): - Real WebGL globe via globe.gl/three.js, mounted ONLY behind the existing lazy boundary (its own chunk, 514KB gzip — never in the startup bundle). Honest webgl-3d render mode, not a Cesium claim. - Bundled public-domain NASA Blue-Marble-night + topology + night-sky textures locally (public/textures) — no external/runtime fetch. - Renders ONLY proof-backed entities that carry source-backed coordinates; no coordinates => no marker. Marker color by provenance trust so media/structural never read as verified. Empty data => empty luminous Earth (honest), not filler. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 796 tests, build, git diff --check, checkRuntimeConfig, runtimeVerification 13/13. Still WIP: cockpit panels still overlap the globe; next pass gives the globe full center stage + a proper bottom evidence/exposure band. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The outer Relevance Profiles rail was a second left column crowding the Earth and pushing it off-center. Fold it so the cockpit owns the full width: the textured globe is now full-bleed and dominant with the layer console floating top-left and metrics/dossier top-right over the Earth — matching the mockup's hero composition. Drag-to-rotate confirmed working (orbit controls). Follow-up: relocate the profile selector (folded here) into a compact control, and build the bottom evidence-desk + curated-exposure-chains band + source-trail strip. Build + git diff --check clean (CSS-only since the last green commit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lates Answers "how do we see real Atlasz data + the color system without electron." Production data still comes only from the desktop bridge; this is a dev-gated preview path (import.meta.env.DEV, not test, no desktop bridge present). - src/devWorldDataBridge.ts: fetches the real, CORS-open USGS Earthquake Hazards feed (4.5+, past week) in-browser and maps each quake to a real WorldIntelEvent (real lat/lon, source URL, retrieval time, payload hash, magnitude->severity, official-api provenance, earthquakeEvent proof record). Feeds the EXISTING pipeline (worldEvents -> worldwatchLayerRegistry -> globe) — no second truth engine. Falls back to the empty seed on any failure (honest, never fabricated). - src/worldIntelStore.ts: when no desktop bridge in dev, hydrate + refresh from it. Result in web preview: globe shows real quake markers at real coordinates, the command bar computes Source Ops 100% / 1-1 online / Nominal, the dossier and timeline populate from real events, and provenance/severity color-coding renders. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build (startup chunk unchanged — bridge is dev-gated out of production), git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hardcore mockup pass on the cockpit left column + cleanup. - Replace the raw layer-toggle console with the mockup's left stack: "What Changed Today" (recent real events) and "What To Watch" (elevated/critical), each row a real event with a severity dot + chip, region, and relative time; click focuses the globe + dossier. Compact replay-window row + 6 layer-group toggles retained beneath. - Severity colorways wired to tokens: critical=red, elevated/High=amber, watch=yellow, stable=teal — shared by dots and chips. - Cleanup the user flagged: hide the legacy flat 2D marker overlay (the WebGL globe owns markers now, so labels stop floating over the Earth and the panels), remove the duplicate source-radar that collided with the dossier, contain the dossier text, and guard the timeline track + view root against overflow. - Drop the now-unused per-layer toggle prop chain. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses direct feedback (nodes too small, timeline in the way, can't scroll, sidebars should blend). - Globe markers: larger radius (0.5/0.78), higher altitude, pointer cursor on hover — easy to click. - One-page layout: hide the legacy stacked sections that pushed content below the fold and broke scroll (right intel rail, quant strip, trade/evidence desk). The cockpit (What Changed / globe / dossier) + a compact bottom timeline band are the whole command center now; the globe keeps full-bleed center stage. - Sidebar: modules blend into the rail as one continuous page (no boxed panels); subtle dividers, muted type, gradient rail background. Gates green: tsc, eslint, build, tests, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Orbit controls explicitly configured: free rotate with damping, bounded zoom (minDistance/maxDistance), pan disabled. Drag-to-rotate confirmed working. - Zoom out (altitude 2.85) so the whole facing hemisphere is visible, not a cropped close-up. - Cockpit height adapts to the viewport (lower 360px floor) so the globe isn't cut off on short screens. tsc + eslint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…context) "Hook up infrastructure + companies that own infrastructure" for the web preview. - New `infrastructure` Worldwatch layer (kind: facility, point geometry) + an `InfrastructureSite` event type carrying name, operator (owning company), energy source, capacity, coords. Routed via the existing pipeline (no second engine): registry union, LAYER_METADATA, definition, classifyEventLayers, entityLabel, and the Infrastructure layer group. - Dev bridge now fetches OSM Overpass power plants (real lat/lon + operator tags) in parallel with USGS quakes; each source fails independently. OSM is labeled public-unauthenticated/community (ODbL) — never official, dimmer colorway, with honest non-claims (community-mapped location/operator only; not an official registry or ownership-percentage claim). - Verified live: "Swan Falls" (op. Idaho Power Co) renders in Worldwatch, 2/2 sources online. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Follow-up: Overpass returned a small set for the global query — widen/region the query for more plants; consider keeping reference infra out of "What Changed Today". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes "can't navigate the globe / too crammed." The cockpit floated What-Changed and the dossier ON TOP of the globe, leaving only a sliver to drag, and the timeline was an absolute overlay covering the Earth. - Cockpit body is now a real 3-column grid: What Changed (left) | globe (center, its own cell) | dossier (right). Nothing floats over the globe, so it rotates freely and reads as the hero — matching the reference composition. - Metric strip (Proof/Sources/Attention) moved from an absolute full-width overlay (which collided with the dossier) to a clean in-flow top row. - Intelligence timeline is now its own bottom band instead of an absolute overlay on the globe. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shared SpatialRouteShell cleanup so Sources/Market/Infrastructure/Coverage/etc. match the Worldwatch direction: green uppercase eyebrow, compact title, drop the long descriptive sentence, tighter metric chips. (Per-route CONTENT — the legacy globe + generic overlays — still needs a dedicated rebuild.) tsc + eslint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per "no pointless data — it should be relevant to market/infrastructure/companies": each OSM power plant now carries its market sector exposure derived from fuel type (nuclear->uranium/utilities, gas->natural gas/LNG, hydro->renewables/utilities, coal->thermal coal, solar/wind->renewables, etc.) alongside the operating company. The dossier's related-entities/sectors now surface the infrastructure -> company -> sector chain. Exact operator/sector names only — no fuzzy ticker merge, no price or trading claim (honest exposure context, not a signal). Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…he dossier
Higher-detail UI for the trading-relevant connection. When an infrastructure event
is selected, the dossier shows a visual exposure chain: Facility (+capacity) ->
Operator/owner (company) -> Market sectors, color-coded by step, with an honest
footer ("source-backed connection only; no ticker match, price, or trading
signal"). Connected-markets now also includes fuel-derived sectors.
Verified live: Mount Elbert Powerplant 200 MW -> U S Bureau of Reclamation ->
hydro / utilities / renewables. No page horizontal overflow (dossier fits).
Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check,
runtimeVerification 13/13.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Real, relevant price data in the browser preview (no key, no CORS, no fuzzy ticker merge) using TradingView's OFFICIAL embed widgets. - TradingViewWidget: reusable wrapper for TradingView embed scripts (handles re-mount/StrictMode). Clearly a THIRD-PARTY market reference, never an Atlasz source-backed proof; prices/charts only, no buy/sell signal. - Market route now leads with a ticker tape + energy-sector symbol overview for infrastructure-relevant symbols (XLE energy, XLU utilities, USOIL, URA uranium, TAN solar, ICLN clean energy, SPX, gold) with a plain-language disclaimer. - Hid the legacy desktop-only price tape (was showing PRICE_UNAVAILABLE tiles). - Verified live: Utilities 45.67, Crude Oil 70.79, Uranium 43.67, Solar 59.60. Note: the packaged desktop app's CSP must allow *.tradingview.com (script-src, frame-src, connect-src) for these widgets to load there. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the legacy "World radar unavailable" wireframe visual with real, relevant market data: an energy/utilities/oil/uranium/solar ticker tape + sector symbol overview, tying the mapped facilities to their live market sectors. Adds the same energy-market reference to the exposure evidence slot. Honest framing — third-party TradingView reference, "facility map + operators live on the Worldwatch globe," no proof/outage/trading claim. Both Market and Infrastructure routes now run on real prices in the browser preview (no key, no fuzzy ticker merge). Verified live: Energy 53.69, Utilities 45.48, Crude Oil 70.89, Uranium 43.16, Solar 58.61. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
There was previously no Content-Security-Policy, so external scripts loaded
unrestricted. Add a baseline CSP via session.onHeadersReceived: allow the app
bundle ('self') plus the official TradingView widget domains (script/style/img/
font/connect/frame), block everything else. Connectors run in the main process,
so the renderer needs no data-source domains. Only affects the packaged desktop
app; must pass Mac GUI smoke before release (widen a directive if an asset fails).
Gates green: tsc, eslint, build, checkRuntimeConfig, runtimeVerification 13/13.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When the dev Overpass feed returns static power-plant reference rows, this assigns each row timestamp: now, so every refresh makes unchanged community-mapped facilities pass the 24h/"What changed today" filters and appear as fresh events. Because the query does not request OSM metadata (out meta) or any actual observation time, this fabricates recency/urgency for structural reference data; use source metadata when available or keep these records out of live change windows.
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When both USGS and OSM return data, the whole snapshot is marked official-api merely because at least one quake exists, while the OSM infrastructure records in the same snapshot are explicitly public-unauthenticated. Components such as the event-stream header and settings/status badges display snapshot.sourceTrust as the global evidence label, so mixed community data is presented under an official trust tier; compute a mixed/public trust value instead of promoting the entire snapshot to official.
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Two "improve the vision" items: - News (#4): TradingView news timeline widget in the Market route dossier — closes the news gap in-browser, no key. Labeled third-party media reference, "media observation, never proof." Verified iframe loads. - Spatial correlation (#1): source-backed co-location in the Worldwatch dossier — for a selected hazard it lists infrastructure within 400 km (and vice-versa) via great-circle distance, click to focus. Honest non-claim: "co-location only, not an impact/outage/damage/causation claim; each item keeps its own source trail." Renders only on real overlap (nothing when none — no invented links). Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#2 — turns the feed into intelligence. A synthesis card atop the Worldwatch left stack rolls up the current window across sources: total events + distinct sources, facility vs hazard counts, count of facilities within 400 km of an active hazard (haversine join), and top market sectors by facility. Honest footer: "co-location is not impact, and counts are source-backed." Renders the hazard-proximity link only when real overlap exists. Verified live: 18 events / 2 sources, 11 facilities, 7 hazards, sectors hydro/utilities/renewables. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The relevance/watchlist profiles were hidden when Worldwatch went full-bleed. Restore them as a compact chip row in the command band (All evidence / AI Infrastructure / Energy Shock / Critical Minerals), active highlighted. Profiles affect ranking only — never truth or evidence (per the contract). tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, runtimeVerification 13/13 all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Feed the globe arcs from genuine hazard→nearest-facility co-location pairs within 400 km (great-circle), capped at 24 for readability. "Everything connected" with real data — proximity links only, never a causal/impact claim. Renders only where overlap actually exists. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bottom strip of live connector chips with status dots (online/degraded/failed) and count, from the real source snapshot. Verified: "USGS Earthquake Hazards Program · ONLINE", "OpenStreetMap power infrastructure (community) · ONLINE". Honest empty state when no live sources. Gates green: tsc, eslint, 788 tests, build, git diff --check, runtimeVerification 13/13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rebuilds Worldwatch into the approved command-center composition (docs/design/command-center-target.png) with real data, and brings the Market + Infrastructure routes onto real prices. Everything labeled honestly — no fake data, no fuzzy ticker merge, no buy/sell signals.
Shell & layout
Globe
Real data (dev preview bridge — honest, no second truth engine)
operator= owning company, fuel→sector), both flowing through the existing worldwatch layer registry. OSM labeled public-unauthenticated/community (ODbL), never official.Market prices (TradingView)
Honest leftovers
Gates green on every commit: tsc · eslint · 788 tests · build · git diff --check · checkRuntimeConfig · runtimeVerification 13/13.
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