Proof: npm test passes 238/238; operator-dashboard static UI test covers the rejected-by-strategy filter and pause/resume display controls; operator-dashboard bundle builds successfully.
Assumptions: pausing the quote lifecycle table should freeze only the rendered rows and relative-age display while socket state and runtime processing continue normally.
Still fake: venue-native terminal fill ids and realized fee/PnL attribution remain unavailable.
Proof: targeted pair-native strategy, preflight, outcome, dashboard, and ops tests pass; full npm test passes 237/237; operator dashboard production bundle builds; ops watcher Python test passes.
Assumptions: DB asset, pair, strategy config, and price route rows remain canonical; legacy EURe fields stay only for old-row/API compatibility; local shell has no Kubernetes context for direct live namespace recheck.
Still fake: venue-native terminal fill ids and realized fee/PnL attribution remain unavailable; live deployment verification must happen through the repo workflow because manual cluster repair is out of scope.
Proof: npm test (217/217), npm run operator-dashboard:build, and focused intent/trading-config tests cover DB-null request amount and slippage limits.
Assumptions: removing request amount and slippage caps is explicitly operator-approved for the current live-funds workflow; preflight remains side-effect-free and submit remains separate.
Still fake: request settlement truth still depends on inventory-delta attribution instead of venue-native terminal fill events.
Proof: npm test (212/212) and npm run operator-dashboard:build cover non-JSON auth failures and rebuilt the dashboard bundle.
Assumptions: browser auth failures may return plain text before a session cookie is established; API callers should receive JSON errors.
Still fake: dashboard quote outcomes still depend on inventory-delta attribution instead of venue-native terminal fill events.
Proof: npm test; npm run operator-dashboard:build; focused regressions cover maker/taker activation creating config, invalid initial edge rejection, and invalid max-notional rejection.
Assumptions: Adding maker/taker/both mode should create an initial pair strategy config with operator-provided edge and max notional, but pairs without a real price route must remain blocked.
Still fake: No BTC/USDC external reference price route or liquidity model exists; non-nBTC/EURe pairs still fail closed on missing price route until that path is built.
Proof: npm test passed 174/174; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; dashboard UI static test proves pair controls render before the long asset catalog table.
Assumptions: The add-pair interface was present but hidden below the 163-row asset registry, so moving it above the catalog makes the existing DB-backed control discoverable without changing trading semantics.
Still fake: no new price routes or liquidity discovery were added; non-current pairs without routes/config remain blocked from trading.
Proof: npm test passed 173/173; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; regression tests cover omitting raw asset payloads from bootstrap rows and using an explicit 45s bootstrap timeout.
Assumptions: The timeout observed by the operator is the browser-side 15000ms fetch limit on /api/bootstrap; trimming asset rows and extending only the bootstrap timeout keeps the dashboard available while preserving visible asset and pair config.
Still fake: raw imported token payloads remain stored in Postgres but are not exposed through a per-asset dashboard detail view in this fix.
Proof: npm test passed 171/171; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; regression tests cover pair activation/pause fail-closed behavior, per-pair edge controls, and asset deposit address exposure.
Assumptions: Activating a directed pair is operator-approved live-funds-adjacent control; trading still requires existing DB strategy config, price route, armed services, and inventory, so unsupported imported assets remain blocked.
Still fake: no new price routes or liquidity discovery were added; non-current pairs without routes/config remain visible but cannot trade.
Proof: npm test passed 166/166; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; focused dashboard static tests cover removing the 20-row asset registry cap and requesting 250 catalog rows.
Assumptions: Current 1Click import has 163 supported tokens, so a 250-row dashboard catalog cap exposes the full current catalog while keeping the bootstrap bounded.
Still fake: no live funds movement; imported assets remain catalog-visible only unless explicitly inventory/trading enabled.
Proof: npm test passed 164/164; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; focused dashboard API client and UI static tests cover timeout, empty HTTP 500, and retry/error loading state.
Assumptions: The current stuck dashboard is caused by a stale or unavailable local kubectl port-forward; the app should fail visibly and allow retry instead of waiting forever.
Still fake: no public dashboard ingress is part of this turn; local dashboard access still depends on Kubernetes API/port-forward availability.
Proof: npm test passed 159/159; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; repo-local Postgres importer smoke test imported 163 live 1Click tokens with only 3 inventory-enabled seed assets and nBTC/EURe pairs at 49 bps.
Assumptions: Forgejo main push is the repo deployment path; production has existing repo-managed POSTGRES_URL/POSTGRES_PASSWORD/NEAR_INTENTS_API_KEY secrets; startup seed may create initial current nBTC/EURe config but must preserve DB runtime pair flags after creation.
Still fake: no live funds movement was attempted; imported supported assets remain catalog-only unless explicitly enabled in DB; production rollout evidence still depends on the Forgejo deploy job completing after this push.
Proof: npm test (138 passing); npm run operator-dashboard:build; git diff --cached --check.
Assumptions: Bridge deposits expose near_token_id/intents_token_id for credited asset attribution; nBTC is the solver trading reserve while btc.omft.near remains a tracked legacy BTC wrapper.
Still fake: No live asset migration was submitted; existing btc.omft.near balance is only tracked and withdrawable until a separately approved conversion or withdrawal is executed.
Proof: npm test; npm run operator-dashboard:build; node --test test/near-intents-status.test.mjs test/environment-status-history.test.mjs test/operator-dashboard.test.mjs test/operator-dashboard-ui-static.test.mjs test/ops-sentinel-static.test.mjs; PYTHONPATH=. python3 test/repo_deployments_test.py; kubectl kustomize deploy/k8s/base.
Assumptions: NEAR Intents public status page API remains the official upstream environmental-status source; status fingerprint changes are the durable boundary for saving environmental history.
Still fake: This stores and displays official upstream status changes, but it does not create an alternate quote source or make NEAR quoting operational during an upstream pause.
Proof: npm test; npm run operator-dashboard:build; node --test test/near-intents-status.test.mjs test/operator-dashboard.test.mjs test/operator-dashboard-ui-static.test.mjs; PYTHONPATH=. python3 test/repo_deployments_test.py; kubectl kustomize deploy/k8s/base; live normalization against https://status.near-intents.org returned disrupted/upstream paused for the current 1Click quoting pause.
Assumptions: NEAR Intents public status page API is the official upstream disruption source for operator display; relay websocket reachability remains separately observed by ingest and executor state.
Still fake: This does not add an alternate quote source or recover trading while NEAR Intents quoting is paused; it only makes the upstream disruption explicit and separates it from local service freshness.
Proof: npm test; npm run operator-dashboard:build; PYTHONPATH=. python3 test/render_release_manifest_test.py; PYTHONPATH=. python3 test/repo_deployments_test.py
Assumptions: Service freshness timestamps remain snapshot evidence from service state; the UI should show their advancing age rather than imply a refreshed service poll happened.
Still fake: Service health snapshots are not a venue event stream; exact quote settlement still requires durable inventory movement and no submitted-only evidence is treated as a completed trade.
Proof: npm test; npm run operator-dashboard:build; PYTHONPATH=. python3 test/render_release_manifest_test.py; PYTHONPATH=. python3 test/repo_deployments_test.py
Assumptions: Kafka live topics carry normalized quote, decision, command, and execution result envelopes; durable quote outcomes still refresh through history/bootstrap when inventory attribution is recomputed.
Still fake: Venue-native terminal fill events and fee-complete realized PnL remain unavailable; submitted and relay-accepted evidence still cannot prove settlement without durable inventory movement.
Proof: successful trade summary now aggregates gross edge estimates only from completed lifecycle rows with linked settlement evidence; tests prove completed-without-delta rows are excluded.
Assumptions: gross edge estimate is useful operator evidence but remains pre-fee and not venue-native realized PnL.
Still fake: fee-complete realized trade PnL and venue-native terminal fill events remain unavailable.
Proof: quote lifecycle rows now anchor row time and sorting to quote/submission activity instead of later outcome recomputation; regression covers an old 2% not-filled outcome recomputed after a current 0.49% quote.
Assumptions: outcome-only historical rows still belong in lifecycle evidence, but their dashboard recency must come from original command/submission time when quote evidence is not loaded.
Still fake: venue-native terminal fill events and fee-complete realized PnL remain unavailable.
Proof: Adds repo-owned EURe-to-BTC request preflight, signing, gated live submission, durable request/result/outcome persistence, dashboard request lifecycle rows, and tests proving submitted/relay accepted are not completed without inventory movement.
Assumptions: The NEAR Intents solver relay quote, publish_intent, and get_status JSON-RPC methods accept signed raw_ed25519 token_diff payloads with quote_hashes; live validation remains bounded to 5 EUR per attempt, at most five attempts, and 200 bps slippage.
Still fake: Venue-native terminal fill linkage and fee-complete realized PnL are still unavailable; request completion is attributed from durable inventory deltas unless the venue later exposes a linked settlement id.
Proof: Mobile dashboard status bar now uses static document flow below 720px; static UI regression test, dashboard build, and full npm test pass.
Assumptions: The viewport-covering mobile issue is caused by the sticky status bar occupying too much of the small screen while pinned.
Still fake: Venue-native terminal fill events, fee attribution, realized per-trade PnL, and full inventory-skew strategy controls remain incomplete.
Proof: Operator dashboard now renders one full-width quote lifecycle table and one successful-trades-only table from durable lifecycle evidence; targeted dashboard tests, dashboard build, and full npm test pass.
Assumptions: Gross edge estimate is edge percent times EUR notional and is labeled separately from realized PnL; realized per-trade PnL remains unavailable until fee and venue-terminal fill data are stored.
Still fake: Venue-native terminal fill events, fee attribution, realized per-trade PnL, and full inventory-skew strategy controls remain incomplete.
Proof: Adds a durable quote outcome attribution model, refreshes it from submitted execution results plus inventory snapshots, and updates dashboard lifecycle rows so submitted, blocked, rejected, not-filled, and completed states are separated by durable evidence. Lowers the approved live strategy edge threshold to 1.49%.
Assumptions: Exact asset-unit inventory deltas inside the attribution window are acceptable as heuristic settlement evidence for the active BTC/EURe NEAR Intents path when the uncertainty is stored and shown. Deadline-plus-inventory non-fill is inferred until venue terminal events are persisted.
Still fake: No venue-native terminal fill event or per-trade fee/cost ledger is stored yet; heuristic completed and not-filled records remain explicitly labeled as inferred where applicable, and realized net PnL is still not claimed.
Proof: Operator dashboard now starts from successful trades with linked outcome evidence, keeps submitted-only rows in awaiting/no-trade buckets, and explains why recent quotes are not proven asset-changing trades.
Assumptions: Until durable terminal outcome and settlement attribution are implemented, successful trade count must remain zero for submitted-only evidence.
Still fake: Per-quote terminal outcome and settled asset delta plumbing is still not implemented; the page now exposes that absence directly instead of hiding it behind submission counts.
Proof: Remove repo-owned automatic safety disarms and operator alert severity surfaces so arming state is no longer silently reverted by stale-quote alerts.
Assumptions: The operator now wants arming to remain explicit and durable even when quote-truth checks are stale or noisy, and simple reachability/state is a better surface than derived alert severity for now.
Still fake: The upstream quote-truth and health heuristics remain unreliable; this change removes their automatic containment effect instead of fixing their underlying accuracy.
Proof: Quote lifecycle truth and execution explanation is rendered from durable quote, decision, command, and execution evidence without treating submission as completion or realized asset movement.
Assumptions: Pushes to main trigger the repo-owned deployment workflow, and current durable records do not yet contain authoritative downstream venue outcomes for recent submissions.
Still fake: Completed and not-filled terminal trade outcomes remain unavailable unless explicit durable outcome evidence is stored; submitted rows therefore remain submission-only evidence.
Proof: Dashboard copy now describes durable submitted quote responses as submissions rather than successful trades or asset deltas, and regression coverage locks the new wording in place.
Assumptions: The current durable execution result still means quote-response submission, not settled execution or realized inventory change.
Still fake: The backend still stores and aggregates these rows under trade-oriented names, and the full quote lifecycle model is still the active follow-up turn.
Proof: Dashboard system controls and alert history stay operator-legible under runtime health flapping without implying nonexistent arm behavior.
Assumptions: Manual executor arming remains intentionally absent from the dashboard for this turn, so resume should mean intake resume only.
Still fake: Ops-sentinel still emits raw runtime transition churn underneath; this change collapses it in the dashboard instead of changing runtime alert hysteresis.
Proof: Connected ingest without recent quotes now renders as a warning-level no-recent-quotes state instead of a generic critical service failure, while disconnected and publish-stalled cases remain critical.
Assumptions: Operators need transport failure and quote-quiet conditions separated on the service card; stale quote truth should still block trust without pretending the websocket is broken.
Still fake: External alert delivery remains unconfigured; live alert routing is still through the generic webhook path only when configured.
Proof: Include the full operator-dashboard frontend source tree so the deployment image can build and serve the dashboard UI that consumes runtime health severity.
Assumptions: The current static dashboard source tree in the worktree is the intended frontend for this turn and belongs with the deployed operator-dashboard backend.
Still fake: External alert receiver remains unconfigured; this commit only resolves the dashboard asset source gap in the deploy.
Proof: Runtime health sentinel, alert routing, and anomaly detection for stale/disconnected quote truth, truthful dashboard severity, webhook notifications, and safe executor containment.
Assumptions: Existing control APIs remain the service-local truth surface; external notification stays as a generic webhook sink; executor disarm is an allowed non-fund-moving containment action; current dashboard/operator files in the worktree belong to this turn and are intended to ship together.
Still fake: No live external receiver is configured; webhook delivery is implemented but unverified end-to-end in production; cluster rollout still depends on deploying the new image; no automatic deployment restart path was added.
