The 6-tier dependency ladder doesn't mirror that doc's trust-boundary
structure (4 boundaries, 3 routing authorities - a different taxonomy).
The 6-tier list only exists in the live code; no public doc documents
it, so the doc now describes it standalone instead of pointing at a
file that doesn't actually contain it.
Found by actually re-checking the running function instead of stopping
at what was already written: each finding has a "Copy Debug Prompt"
button generating a ready-to-paste AI-triage prompt, with a built-in
"don't act without approval" instruction baked into the template
itself. Embedded the real board screenshot (redacted) - dependency
ladder, Wazuh KPIs, Active Issues strip, per-host tile grid - since a
doc about a visual dashboard needs to actually show it, not just
describe it in command output.
Live-verified every specific claim directly against the real Node-RED
function source (not just trusted from the KB): the 104,443-char
function size, all 5 Wazuh finding categories, Vault's live PKI cert
endpoints, the real DNS Security Signals implementation, the
fleetAudit global pattern, the 12-app Slack channel map, the
acknowledge key format and localStorage key name, and the Mustache
triple-brace URL gotcha. Replaced both mermaid diagrams: the flat
data-sources fan-in became a real specifics table (redundant diagram
cut per the diagramming standing process), and the acknowledge-flow
diagram was rebuilt as a real Nextcloud diagram. Stamped both source
KB notes.
Same treatment as the security batch - real tech names, 'why this vs
the alternative' reasoning, heavy cross-linking, ranked/specific
tradeoffs instead of generic hedges.
Completes the orchestration/registry/content batch - Kestra's
check-pause-approve-apply pattern, the self-hosted build pipeline,
the SOC dashboard's 14-source aggregation, the cron heatmap, and the
in-progress content pipeline, all in the diagram+callout+table style.
thesabear