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Restyles the email simulator to the Figma Learn Interactive Practices mail designs, renames the product to Mail with an AI Assistant, and adds a few small behaviors the new designs depend on (unread markers, typeahead recipients, per-email reply, in-chat thinking status). Existing flows — sending, replies, drafts, provenance, quick actions, character replies — behave as before.

Design tokens: this branch now uses the design-system bump to learn_bespoke-design-system#35 ("Sync token values with co-design-al foundations"), which ships the CodeSignal Design System Text / Surface / Border / Control / Emphasis / Alpha tokens in light and dark. Dark mode therefore runs on the current library palette rather than the old bespoke one. See Tokens below for the few remaining local values.

Figma frames implemented

Area Figma node
Inbox (sidebar, list, toolbar, assistant) 464:9764
Inbox list / inbox item 470:11678, 470:11383
Toolbar with Compose 470:11440
Single message 470:11800
Thread 470:12262
Reply / new message panel 470:12727, 470:12849
Email head reply toolbar 490:13178
AI Assistant sidebar 470:12879

What changed

Layout & shell

  • Sidebar (260px): Mail logo + title, icon compose button, folders with Untitled UI icons, counts, and a blue badge marker on Inbox while it has unread mail.
  • Toolbar: Inbox (n) title with a design-system primary xsmall Compose button; in a conversation, an icon + "Back to inbox" button. A 1px Border/Subtle hairline appears under the toolbar only while the content below is scrolled.
  • Mail column and AI Assistant sit in the existing resizable split (default ≈341px assistant); the divider is invisible until hovered.

Inbox list

  • Items per Figma: 48px rounded avatars, name + subject, time; 8px gutter holding a centred unread marker; row padding 10/16/10/10; hairline inset 12px so it aligns with the row content; 8px between items.
  • Newest conversations first (by latest email date).
  • Read / unread state (new): a conversation is "new" while it has received mail the learner hasn't opened. Opening it marks its received mail read. Stored per session as readEmailIds (/api/session/save merges ids; never un-reads). Scenarios can seed "read": true on an email.

Reading pane

  • Single message: avatar header (name, <email>, Oct 1, 2026 9:15 AM, Subject, To with the learner shown as "You"), body scrolls under a hairline with a 6px scrollbar.
  • Thread: subject header bar + message cards (max 428px, body scrolls inside) on Surface/Container/Subtle Alt with a Border/Subtle Alt outline; clicking a card selects it (Border/Primary/Soft); the first message is selected by default.
  • Reply toolbar on each email head (centred on the divider): reply / reply-all icons (1.25px stroke redraws of the Figma glyphs; Icon/Neutral/Default → Icon/Neutral/Strong on hover) open the reply panel addressed to that specific email.
  • Reply / Reply all buttons also remain at the end of the conversation.

Composer (new message + reply share one panel)

  • Figma "Replying" panel for both: icon + title head ("New message" / "Reply to") with a close (×) button, 42px To / Cc / Subject rows, filled recipient chips, message box, Send + Cancel.
  • × hides the panel and keeps what was written (a reply's draft is restored when reopened); Cancel discards a reply / closes a new message keeping its draft.
  • New messages float over the bottom of the main column; replies sit at the end of the conversation (sticky). The old picture-in-picture overlay and expand-to-modal are removed.
  • To / Cc are typeaheads: clicking anywhere on the row puts the caret after the last entry; ranked suggestions as you type (name / email / role, matched text emphasised), ↑/↓ + Enter/Tab/comma to pick, Backspace removes the last entry, Esc closes. Only scenario directory people can be added (unchanged rule).
  • Suggestions panel: Surface/Container/Highest with a 0 8px 24px Emphasis/Shadow/Soft shadow.
  • Subject is a plain editable input.

AI Assistant

  • Floating card (Figma), "AI Assistant" title with sparkles, new-conversation button, Figma action chips (with icon box; hover tint 12%), prompt box with icon send.
  • Thinking status in the chat body using the thinking.riv Rive animation (artboard Icon, State Machine 1, view-model speed = 1.5 ≈ 1.7s loop, darkMode follows the OS). Shows "Thinking…" (chat) / "Working…" (quick actions); when done it becomes a plain "Thought for Ns" line above the reply. Chat durations persist with the message (thoughtMs). The header spinner is removed.
  • Quick-action chips are hidden while the assistant is working.
  • Quick results (inbox priority, rewrite/shorten/proofread drafts) render in a card: 16px padding, 8px radius, Control/Neutral/Subtle fill; drafts put Insert in an actions row at the bottom. "Inbox priority" is a Founders Grotesk 18/500 headline; the "Draft" label is weight 500. Bold text in assistant output uses Work Sans 500.
  • Suggested replies moved into the assistant panel as a quick-result card showing one suggestion at a time, with ‹ › icon buttons (wrapping), an "n of N" counter and Insert. They no longer stack in the reading pane.
  • "Replace current draft?" confirm modal: auto-height header, no vertical content padding.

New-mail toast

  • Placed inside the mail column, 8px under the toolbar and 8px from its right edge; slides in from the right (co-design-al timing). 8px radius, 0 3px 12px Emphasis/Shadow/Soft.
  • Note: co-design-al's Toast is React + Tailwind, so it isn't used directly; placement/motion follow it.

Surfaces & borders (light / dark via design tokens)

  • mail-app: Surface/Container/Base (rail, mail column and assistant column are transparent over it).
  • AI Assistant card: Surface/Container/Subtle Alt with Border/Subtle Alt; prompt box: Control/Neutral/Subtle.
  • Compose / reply panel: Surface/Container/Subtle Alt in dark, Surface/Container/Base in light (Subtle Alt is transparent in light and the panel floats over content); border Border/Subtle.
  • Initials avatars (e.g. "You" without a photo) on dark: Grey/1200.

Naming

  • CosmoMail → Mail, Cosmo → AI Assistant in all UI copy, i18n/en.json, and example scenario titles. Internal names (package, agent ids, logs) are unchanged.

Tokens — public/global.css (new)

Only what the design system still lacks, named after the Figma variable path so entries can be deleted as the design system catches up:

  • Icon tokens: Icon/Neutral/Default, Icon/Neutral/Strong (library: Grey/1200 @ 74%, dark Grey/500 @ 85%), Icon/Primary/Default, Icon/Illustrative/Primary/Base, Icon/Switch/Off.
  • Text/Black (Figma headline black), Control/Input/Default alias, spacing mxxs / radius ms, component sizes (avatar, icon box, button).
  • Two deliberate overrides: white app ground in light mode (the Figma frames are white; library Surface/App/Base is #f4f5fa) and Control/Primary/Subtle at 10% (library value; the design system currently ships a different one).

Dark mode

  • Driven by the design system's dark tokens (from the #35 bump); the surface choices above resolve to e.g. Surface/Container/Base #0b1223, Subtle Alt #11182c, Highest #192139 (toast, suggestions panel).
  • Earlier workarounds for the old palette were removed. The Figma file is light-only, so dark mode is the library's mapping, not a reviewed design.
  • Known library vs. design-system differences to follow up in the design system: Control/Primary/Subtle (10% vs. design-system value), Text/Body/Lighter (#5b688f in the library, #68759c in the design system).

Dev experience

  • npm run dev now live-reloads: CSS edits hot-swap stylesheets, other edits reload the page (server watches public/ and design-system/; SSE at /__livereload, which answers 204 outside dev).
  • New dependency @rive-app/canvas; its WASM is served at /vendor/rive.wasm; animation at public/animations/thinking.riv.

Not included / decisions

  • No Draft folder (in an early frame, but the app has no Draft mailbox — would be new functionality).
  • No delete action (the design's trash button was dropped with the toolbar update).
  • co-design-al Toast not adopted (React/Tailwind stack mismatch).

Testing

  • npm test — 158 passing (new: read-state helpers, readEmailIds merge).
  • Verified in a headless Chrome against the Figma frames: inbox, single message, thread, reply / reply-all, new message, typeahead (filtering, keyboard, Backspace, click targets across the whole row), close (×) keeping a reply draft, unread markers + persistence across reload, toolbar scroll hairline, toast placement, thinking indicator + "Thought for Ns", Rewrite quick result and Suggested replies cycling / Insert with the live dev agent, light and dark computed colors.

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- Inbox, single message, thread and inline reply views rebuilt to the
  Figma frames (464:9764, 470:11800, 470:12262, 470:12849)
- AI Assistant sidebar restyled as a floating card with action chips
  and an icon send button (470:12879)
- Reply / Reply all moved to the toolbar; delete shown disabled
- Rename visible branding: CosmoMail -> Mail, Cosmo -> AI Assistant
- Add public/global.css with Figma tokens missing from the design system
- Untitled UI and provided SVG icons under public/icons

Behavior is unchanged; all tests pass.

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- New message and reply share the Figma "Replying" panel (470:12849):
  icon + title head with a collapse chevron, 42px To/Cc/Subject rows,
  filled recipient entries, Send + Cancel
- New message floats over the bottom of the main column; the old
  PiP overlay and expand-to-modal are removed
- To/Cc are typeaheads: caret after the last entry, ranked suggestions
  as you type, arrows/Enter/Tab to pick, Backspace removes the last entry
- Subject is a plain editable input; no hover fills on header rows
- Rail widened to 260px; inbox rows always end with a divider

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- Track read state per session (readEmailIds, merged server-side);
  opening a conversation reads its received mail; scenarios may seed
  emails with read: true
- New-mail badge marker sits in each item's 8px gutter; the rail Inbox
  marker now means "has unread mail"
- Inbox item: row padded 10/16/10/10, hairline 8px below spanning the
  item content (not the list), 4px between items

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npm run dev now sets LIVE_RELOAD=1: the server watches public/ and
design-system/ and pushes an SSE event; CSS edits hot-swap stylesheets,
other edits reload the page. Off outside npm run dev.

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…70:11440)

Reply / Reply all move to the end of the conversation; the disabled
delete button and unused reply SVGs are removed.

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Reply / reply-all icons (Icon/Neutral/Default, Strong on hover) open the
reply panel addressed to that specific email.

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…d2 @ 85%)

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- "Thinking…" (chat) / "Working…" (quick actions) row at the end of the
  conversation, animated by thinking.riv (artboard Icon, State Machine 1,
  view-model speed 1.5 ≈ 1.7s loop; darkMode follows the OS)
- When thinking ends the row becomes a plain "Thought for Ns" line above
  the reply; chat durations persist with the message (thoughtMs)
- Header spinner removed; Rive WASM served from node_modules at
  /vendor/rive.wasm; /__livereload answers 204 outside npm run dev

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The update redesigns the Mail interface and composer, adds recipient suggestions and per-message reply controls, and introduces persistent unread-email tracking. The AI Assistant panel gains a Rive thinking indicator and elapsed-time records. The development server adds optional live reload for local assets.

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Development live reload may silently stop working for connected browsers. Production behavior is unaffected, and the fix is a one-line change.

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Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 5d97d

The changes have a bounded security impact in the examined mail simulator. Read-state updates are merged without removing prior reads, and development reload is disabled by default. Per-message replies introduce a draft-ownership ambiguity that can preserve recipients from an earlier reply. No external email delivery or privilege escalation was established, but deployment protections and some dependency coverage remain unverified.

Retained concerns

  • Low · architecture · inferred: New per-message reply targeting is not bound to persisted draft identity. A saved reply draft is selected only by thread ID and overrides the selected message’s newly derived headers, so switching reply targets can retain the earlier draft’s To/Cc, subject, and body. This is a bounded ownership ambiguity: recipients remain visible and editable, and the examined send handler records simulated mail rather than delivering external email.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The demonstrated state effects are confined to simulator sessions and browsers connected to the same Express application. Session writes share a file and a process-local queue; tenant, deployment, and multi-process isolation cannot be established from the supplied evidence.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A user switching between message reply buttons can reuse a thread-owned draft addressed to the earlier target. Sending uses those retained recipients rather than the newly selected message identity. This establishes a recipient-intent mismatch, not a verified external disclosure or privilege escalation.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Selected reply-message IDs are resolved only within the active thread before header derivation. Session-save mutations identify records by sessionId, with no user or tenant authorization check visible in the examined middleware and handler. Any protection supplied by the deployment remains unverified.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — The session-write queue continues after failed operations, and read-ID saves merge rather than replacing earlier IDs. These controls contain ordinary same-process write overlap, but do not establish cross-process coordination or acknowledged client recovery.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Make reply draft ownership explicit: bind drafts to the selected message and reply mode, or require confirmation when reusing a thread draft for a different target. Preserve the user’s text while making the effective recipient change explicit.
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  const entry = `${name} +${Date.now() - start}ms`;
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    'Connection': 'keep-alive'
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  res.write(': connected\\n\\n');
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    port,
    path: '/__livereload',
    headers: { Accept: 'text/event-stream' }
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};

const finish = (code = 0) => {
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const server = http.createServer((req, res) => {
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    if (err.code !== 'ECONNRESET') {
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aimemp and others added 5 commits October 2, 2026 15:32
The design-system bump ships the CodeSignal Design System Text, Surface,
Border, Control, Emphasis and Alpha tokens in light and dark, so the local
copies and dark-mode fallbacks are removed. global.css keeps only what the
design system still lacks (icon tokens, Text/Black, spacing/radius steps,
component sizes) plus two deliberate values: white app ground in light mode
and Control/Primary/Subtle at the library's 10%.

Dark-mode workarounds for the old palette are dropped (Highest → box grey,
Grey/1250 trial); the toast now uses Surface/Container/Highest like the
composer. Toast secondary text pointed at an undefined token; now Text/Body/Light.

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…tle); Insert in a bottom actions row

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…padding

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One suggestion at a time in the quick-result card; bottom row has
previous / next icon buttons (wrapping), an "n of N" counter and Insert.
They no longer stack at the end of the reading pane.

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× hides the panel and keeps what was written (new-message draft as before;
a reply's draft is restored when reopened). Cancel still discards a reply.

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Only the inner 32px picker area was clickable; the label, row padding and
right edge of the 42px row did nothing, so after adding someone most of the
visible empty space couldn't be clicked back into.

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- mail-app: Surface/Container/Base; rail, mail column and assistant
  column are transparent so it shows through
- AI Assistant card: Surface/Container/Subtle Alt + Border/Subtle Alt;
  prompt box: Control/Neutral/Subtle
- Compose / reply panel: Surface/Container/Subtle Alt in dark,
  Surface/Container/Base in light (Subtle Alt is transparent there and the
  panel floats over content); border Border/Subtle
- To/Cc suggestions: Surface/Container/Highest + 0 8px 24px
  Emphasis/Shadow/Soft; rows transparent over the design-system !important
  item fills, hover Control/Neutral/Subtle, keyboard Control/Primary/Subtle
- Email cards: Surface/Container/Subtle Alt; Border/Subtle Alt unless
  selected
- Initials avatars on dark: Grey/1200

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