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CREAM macOS UI polish batch: diagnostics, process usage, badge fix, hover previe

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Implement macOS UI polish batch for CREAM project (todos 491, 492, 493, 494)

Done

The session received a specification from scratchpad 877 for four macOS UI polish tasks. After gathering context by reading relevant Swift files, docs, and the cream.py diagnostics contract, the assistant implemented all four changes: (493) made the AT RISK header badge exclude hidden sessions by filtering riskCount through the hiddenSessionIDs set; (494) improved hover preview visibility by increasing padding, using a lighter background with softSurface tint, and adding layered shadows; (492) added a new ProcessUsageSampler service that self-samples memory/CPU on a 2.5s timer and displays it in the footer; (491) created ScannerDiagnostics model structs, threaded diagnostics through ScannerScanResult and SessionStore, and surfaced provider health and scan cache metrics in the footer and diagnostics sheet. The build succeeded with zero warnings after fixing a ShapeStyle conformance issue. Findings were written to scratchpad 878 and READY FOR REVIEW comments were posted on all four todos.

outcome

All four todos implemented, build succeeds with zero warnings, findings documented in scratchpad 878, and READY FOR REVIEW comments posted on todos 491-494.

next steps

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key decisions

  • The AT RISK badge (todo 493) should count visible at-risk sessions only, respecting the hidden session filter.
  • The hover preview (todo 494) should use DesignPalette tokens and a subtle elevated appearance, not a heavy card.
  • The memory/CPU indicator (todo 492) should self-sample via task_info on a light timer.
  • The diagnostics block (todo 491) should be decoded optionally in the ScannerEnvelope and surfaced in the footer and diagnostics sheet.
  • All edits are Swift/macOS only, no changes to cream.py, tests, packaging, PreferencesView/SettingsStore, or BACKLOG.md/CLAUDE.md.

open questions

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