# UI-007 Alerts / Alert Deliveries

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Route | `/admin/alerts` and `/admin/alerts/alert-deliveries` |
| Source | `AlertsCluster`, `AlertDeliveryResource` |
| Area / scope | Monitoring / workspace |
| Archetype | Operations / Monitoring |
| Design depth | Strategic Surface |
| Repo truth | repo-verified |
| Screenshot | `../screenshots/desktop/ui-007-alerts.png` |
| Browser status | Opening `/admin/alerts` landed on Alert Deliveries. |

## First Five Seconds

The surface currently reads more like a table-backed delivery register than a decision-first alert center. That may be correct for deliveries, but the broader alert center needs a clearer overview/state pattern.

## Productization Review

- Decision-first: weak for alert overview, acceptable for delivery history.
- Evidence-first: delivery records are explicit.
- Context: workspace hub; environment filter should be visible when used.
- Customer/auditor safety: not customer-facing by default.
- Diagnostics: delivery failure detail should not dominate alert outcome.

## Information Inventory

Default content should distinguish alert rules, destinations, deliveries, failures, and required follow-up. Alert delivery rows should show delivery outcome, target, event type, environment attribution, and retry/diagnostic state.

## Dangerous Actions

Alert destination enable/disable, destination delete, and test-send actions are high-impact enough to require confirmation/audit review in later specs.

## Scores

| IA | Density | User Clarity | Sellability | Disclosure | Hierarchy | DS Fit | A11y | Responsive | Components | UX Writing | Perf |
| ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: |
| 3 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 4 |

## Top Issues

1. `/admin/alerts` needs an explicit alert-center decision model.
2. Delivery table and configuration surfaces should not share the same design priority.
3. Environment filtering should stay clear and chip-backed.

## Target Direction

P1 strategic target for Alert Center, domain pattern for deliveries/rules/destinations.