July 17 Daily Completion Report¶
Outcome¶
A judge can follow a synthetic-only dashboard flow in under five minutes:
launch → demo health → choose scenario → local detection → incident → redaction preview → Guardian Review → communication guidance → feedback → reset
Six labeled synthetic scenarios cover unknown-contact secrecy/platform migration, ambiguous gaming language, self-harm school research, repeated peer coercion, benign medical/educational discussion, and a harmless control. They use no real personal data, trigger the normal local classifier path, work in mock mode, and are resettable. The reset now selects exact synthetic ownership and version markers rather than trusting an ID prefix.
Failure recovery¶
The workflow preserves the incident across missing/invalid credentials, timeouts, network/provider failures, malformed model output, refresh, duplicate submit, and backend restart. Durable status/history and idempotent submission prevent a failed review from making the dashboard unusable. Local screenshot classification already uses a bounded backlog; text-model input is now capped and concurrency-gated.
Evidence¶
- Implementation commit:
1b61614(feat: add resettable synthetic judge demo). - Six scenarios and full workflow are covered by
backend/tests/test_demo.py. - Recovery/configuration instructions:
TROUBLESHOOTING.md.
External credit request¶
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