July 16 Daily Completion Report¶
Outcome¶
The complete parent-facing Guardian Review flow is implemented:
incident → minimized preview → approval → structured assessment → communication plan → local parent feedback
The result view clearly separates observed facts from inference and renders severity/confidence, concern rationale, benign explanations, unknowns, parent questions, recommended tone, opening language, child questions, approaches to avoid, actions, escalation indicators, and model limitations. Model strings are rendered as React text, not raw HTML.
Guidance is structured around coarse age group, severity, immediate-danger context, isolated/repeated behavior, relationship context, and the parent's goal. The UI reinforces curiosity under uncertainty, non-leading questions, trust preservation, no punishment based only on AI, and separation of immediate safety from later discipline.
Feedback labels—helpful, inaccurate, too alarmist, too dismissive, missing context, and needs follow-up—are stored locally with assessment/schema/prompt versions. A single event never silently trains or changes production behavior.
Product quality¶
- Keyboard-operable controls and visible focus treatment.
- Labeled form fields, fieldsets, status/alert live regions, and focused result heading for screen readers.
- Responsive grid/stack layout and plain-language hierarchy.
- No raw HTML injection and no sensitive browser-console logging.
Evidence¶
- Implementation commit:
de3427a(feat: add parent communication plan and local feedback). - Backend/UI verification is included in the July 19 exact-candidate suite.
- Five submission screenshots were captured from the real rebuilt dashboard and
disposable mock backend using synthetic data only; see
screenshots/README.md.
Remaining manual work¶
Record the final video on the qualified Windows candidate artifact. Do not use real family data.