# Functional and visual production audit — 2026-07-28

## Scope

The deployed Unraid release candidate on a private validation host was
audited in an authenticated browser session before its requested move to port
`1231`. The audit used the real PostgreSQL-backed application and did not rely
on mocked production paths.

## Functional evidence

- Local authentication succeeded with the restricted validation account. Its
  temporary audit credential was replaced by the original operator-managed
  credential immediately after browser verification.
- Library search for `accessibility` updated the URL to
  `/library?q=accessibility` and returned the matching two-playbook result set.
- Library, Collections, Repositories, Compose, Prompt Lab, Operations and
  Integrations all rendered an accessible main landmark and page heading.
- Creating an Accessibility Audit composer draft opened the governed seven-step
  composer and rendered its live deterministic prompt preview.
- The incomplete draft correctly remained blocked by compatibility and prompt
  lint findings rather than permitting generation.
- The optional Gitea integration rendered the explicit no-connection degraded
  state and confirmed that local use remains available without Gitea.
- `Ctrl+K` opened the keyboard-accessible command palette with focus in its
  expanded search combobox and a navigable listbox.
- System/light theme controls updated the document color scheme. The original
  system-theme preference was restored after the check.
- Browser warnings and errors across the audited session: zero.

## Visual and responsive evidence

- Desktop Library and Composer were visually reviewed at `1440 x 1000`.
- Mobile Library, Collections, Repositories, Composer, Prompt Lab, Operations
  and Integrations were checked at `390 x 844`.
- Every measured primary route had `scrollWidth <= viewport width`; no
  horizontal page overflow was observed.
- The repaired Operations queue remained contained at the mobile breakpoint.
- Navigation, typography, lifecycle/risk badges, cards, controls, prompt code
  blocks, error states, focus state and bottom mobile navigation remained
  legible and visually coherent in dark and light color schemes.
- The application exposed a skip link, semantic banner/navigation/main regions,
  named controls and structured dialog/listbox semantics in the inspected DOM.

## Outcome

No new functional, visual, console or responsive defect was found. No product
code change was required by this audit. Deployment evidence for the subsequent
Gitea push and port `1231` rollout is recorded separately in `CURRENT_STATE.md`.