## Summary - centralize all status-like badge semantics via `BadgeCatalog`/`BadgeRenderer` and new per-domain mappings plus coverage for every affected entity - replace ad-hoc badge colors in Filament tables/views with the shared catalog and add a guard test that blocks new inline semantics - stabilize restore views by avoiding `@php(...)` shorthand so Blade compiles cleanly, and document BADGE-001 in the constitution/templates ## Testing - `vendor/bin/sail php vendor/bin/pint --dirty` - `vendor/bin/sail artisan test tests/Unit/Badges tests/Feature/Guards/NoAdHocStatusBadgesTest.php` - `vendor/bin/sail artisan test tests/Feature/Monitoring/OperationsDbOnlyTest.php tests/Feature/Monitoring/OperationsTenantScopeTest.php` - `vendor/bin/sail artisan test tests/Feature/RestoreRunWizardMetadataTest.php tests/Feature/Filament/SettingsCatalogRestoreApplySettingsPatchTest.php` Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmeddarrazi@adsmac.local> Reviewed-on: #71
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Badge Semantics Contract — Unified Badge System (v1)
This feature does not introduce HTTP APIs. These contracts define stable UI semantics for status-like badges across the admin panel.
Scope (v1)
In scope (status-like)
- Status/health signals (for example: queued/running/completed; enabled/disabled; available/missing; acknowledged/new).
- Severity/risk signals (for example: drift finding severity).
Out of scope (v1)
- Tag/category chips (for example: policy type, platform, environment labels).
Canonical color meanings (v1)
success: successful completion / safe / positive terminal meaning.warning: queued / needs attention / partial / caution.info: actively running / in progress.danger: failed / blocking / high risk.gray: neutral, unknown, or “not applicable”.
Invariants (v1)
- Success/completed outcomes must never render as warning/attention.
- Unknown values must render safely (neutral) and must not be misrepresented as success.
- Badge rendering must be tenant-safe and must not trigger outbound HTTP, queued work, or DB lookups beyond already-loaded data.
Canonical mappings (v1)
Drift finding severity
low→ neutral (gray)medium→ caution (warning)high→ high risk (danger)
Run-like states (minimum)
Run-like states must consistently convey:
- queued → caution (
warning) - running → in progress (
info) - succeeded/completed → success (
success) - partial → caution (
warning) - failed → failure (
danger)