# Nachbau-Dokumentation Batch b_29

Datum der Screenshots: 2026-05-14, Zeitraum 17:09–20:39 Uhr

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## Screens 1–3 + 4–5: GitHub Branch Ruleset „protect-main"

**Dateien:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 17.09.02.png`, `17.09.11.png`, `17.09.17.png`, `17.20.50.png`, `17.21.08.png`

**Tool/App:** GitHub → Repository-Einstellungen → Rulesets (Branch Ruleset)  
**URL:** `github.com/KADiCon/private-ops/settings/rules/new?target=branch`

### Navigationspfad (linke Sidebar)

**Abschnitte und Unterelemente:**
- General
- Access:
  - Collaborators
- Code and automation:
  - Branches
  - Tags
  - Rules (aktiv aufgeklappt):
    - **Rulesets** (aktuell aktiv, hervorgehoben)
    - Actions
    - Models (Badge: „Preview")
    - Webhooks
  - Copilot
  - Environments
  - Codespaces
  - Pages
- Security and quality:
  - Advanced Security
  - Deploy keys
  - Secrets and variables
- Integrations:
  - GitHub Apps
  - Email notifications

### Formular: New branch ruleset

**Abschnitt: Kopfbereich**
- Titel: „Rulesets / New branch ruleset"
- Info-Box (gelb): „Protect your most important branches — Rulesets define whether collaborators can delete or force push and set requirements for any pushes, such as passing status checks or a linear commit history."
- Hinweis-Box (orange): „Your rulesets won't be enforced on this private repository until you move to GitHub Team organization account."

**Feld: Ruleset Name**
- Typ: Text-Input, Pflicht (*)
- Wert eingetragen: `protect-main`

**Feld: Enforcement status**
- Typ: Dropdown
- Aktueller Wert: `Active`

**Abschnitt: Bypass list**
- Button rechts: `+ Add bypass ▾` (Dropdown)
- Beschreibung: „Exempt roles, teams, agents, apps, and users from this ruleset by adding them to the bypass list."
- Zustand: „Bypass list is empty"

**Abschnitt: Target branches**
- Überschrift: „Which branches should be matched?"
- Tabelle:
  - Spalte: „Branch targeting criteria" | Button: „Add target ▾"
  - Eintrag: `Default` (mit Lösch-Icon 🗑)

**Abschnitt: Rules — Branch rules**

Alle Checkboxen mit Zustand (aktiviert ✅ / deaktiviert ☐):

| Regel | Zustand | Beschreibung |
|-------|---------|--------------|
| Restrict creations | ☐ | Only allow users with bypass permission to create matching refs. |
| Restrict updates | ☐ | Only allow users with bypass permission to update matching refs. |
| **Restrict deletions** | ✅ | Only allow users with bypass permissions to delete matching refs. |
| **Require linear history** | ✅ | Prevent merge commits from being pushed to matching refs. |
| Require deployments to succeed | ☐ | Choose which environments must be successfully deployed to before refs can be pushed into a ref that matches this rule. |
| Require signed commits | ☐ | Commits pushed to matching refs must have verified signatures. |
| **Require a pull request before merging** | ✅ | Require all commits to be made to a non-target branch and submitted via a pull request before they can be merged. |

**Unteroptionen bei „Require a pull request before merging" (aufgeklappt via „Hide additional settings"):**

- **Required approvals:** Dropdown-Wert: `1`  
  Beschreibung: „The number of approving reviews that are required before a pull request can be merged."

- **Dismiss stale pull request approvals when new commits are pushed:** ✅  
  „New, reviewable commits pushed will dismiss previous pull request review approvals."

- Require review from specific teams: ☐  
  „A collection of reviewers and associated file patterns. Each reviewer has a list of file patterns which determine the files that reviewer is required to review."

- Require approval of the most recent reviewable push: ☐  
  „Whether the most recent reviewable push must be approved by someone other than the person who pushed it."

- **Require conversation resolution before merging:** ✅  
  „All conversations on code must be resolved before a pull request can be merged."

- **Require review from Code Owners:** ✅ (sichtbar in Bild 17.21.08)  
  „Require an approving review in pull requests that modify files that have a designated code owner."

**Feld: Allowed merge methods**
- Typ: Dropdown
- Wert: `Squash`
- Beschreibung: „When merging pull requests, you can allow any combination of merge commits, squashing, or rebasing. At least one option must be enabled."

**Require status checks to pass:** ✅
- Unteroptionen (via „Hide additional settings"):
  - **Require branches to be up to date before merging:** ✅  
    „Whether pull requests targeting a matching branch must be tested with the latest code. This setting will not take effect unless at least one status check is enabled."
  - Do not require status checks on creation: ☐
  - Status-Box: „No required checks" | Button: `+ Add checks ▾`
  - Meldung: „No checks have been added" + Link „Learn more about status checks"

**Block force pushes:** ✅  
„Prevent users with push access from force pushing to refs."

**Require code scanning results:** ☐  
„Choose which tools must provide code scanning results before the reference is updated. When configured, code scanning must be enabled and have results for both the commit and the reference being updated."

**Require code quality results:** ☐  
„Choose which severity levels of code quality results should block pull request merges. When configured, a code quality analysis must be done on the pull request before the changes can be merged."

**Automatically request Copilot code review:** ☐  
„Request Copilot code review for new pull requests automatically if the author has access to Copilot code review and their premium requests quota has not reached the limit."

**Button am Ende:** `Create` (grün)

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## Screen 6: GitHub — Advanced Security Settings

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 17.28.31.png`

**Tool/App:** GitHub Repository Settings → Security and quality → Advanced Security

### Formular-Inhalte

**Überschrift:** „Advanced Security"  
Infotext: „Advanced Security features help keep your repository secure and updated. By enabling these features, you're granting us permission to perform read-only analysis on your repository."

**Dependency graph**
- Beschreibung: „Understand your dependencies."
- Button: `Enable`

**Dependabot** (Gruppenüberschrift)  
„Keep your dependencies secure and up-to-date. Learn more about Dependabot."

Unterelemente:

| Feature | Button |
|---------|--------|
| **Dependabot alerts** — „Receive alerts for vulnerabilities that affect your dependencies and manually generate Dependabot pull requests to resolve these vulnerabilities. Configure alert notifications." | `Enable` |
| **Dependabot security updates** — „Enabling this option will result in Dependabot automatically attempting to open pull requests to resolve every open Dependabot alert with an available patch." | `Enable` |
| **Grouped security updates** — „Groups all available updates that resolve a Dependabot alert into one pull request (per package manager and directory of requirement manifests). This option may be overridden by group rules specified in dependabot.yml — Learn how to group updates." | `Enable` |
| **Dependabot version updates** — „Allow Dependabot to open pull requests automatically to keep your dependencies up-to-date when new versions are available. Learn more about configuring a dependabot.yml file." | `Enable` |
| **Dependabot on self-hosted runners** — „Run Dependabot security and version updates on self-hosted Actions runners." | `Enable` |

Alle Features deaktiviert (nur Enable-Buttons sichtbar, kein Disable).

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## Screen 7: Supabase — Neues Projekt anlegen

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 19.48.57.png`

**Tool/App:** Supabase — „Create a new project"  
**URL:** (unklar, Supabase-Dashboard)

### Formular

**Info-Box oben:** „Your project will have its own dedicated instance and full Postgres database. An API will be set up so you can easily interact with your new database."

| Feld | Typ | Wert / Beschreibung |
|------|-----|---------------------|
| **Organization** | Dropdown | `kadi-v2` (Badge: `PRO`) |
| **GitHub (optional)** | Button | `Connect GitHub` — „Ideal for agent-first workflows: update your schema in code, push it to GitHub, and Supabase deploys the changes automatically. Learn more" |
| **Project name** | Text-Input | `private-ops-prod` |
| **Compute size** | Dropdown | `MICRO — 1 GB RAM / 2-core ARM CPU` — „The size of your dedicated database. You can change this later. Learn more about compute add-ons and compute billing." |
| **Database password** | Password-Input (leer) | Placeholder: „Type in a strong password" — „This is the password to your Postgres database, so it must be strong and hard to guess. Generate a password." |
| **Region** | Dropdown | `🇩🇪 Central EU (Frankfurt)` — „Select the region closest to your users for the best performance." |

**Security-Sektion:**

| Option | Typ | Zustand |
|--------|-----|---------|
| Enable Data API | Checkbox | ✅ aktiviert — „Autogenerate a RESTful API for your public schema. Recommended if using a client library like supabase-js." |
| Automatically expose new tables | Checkbox | ✅ aktiviert — „Grants privileges to Data API roles by default, exposing new tables. **We recommend disabling this to control access manually.**" |
| Enable automatic RLS | Checkbox | ☐ deaktiviert — „Create an event trigger that automatically enables Row Level Security on all new tables in the public schema." |

**Info-Box unten:** „Need a free project? You can have up to 2 free projects across all organizations. Create a free organization to use them."

**Kosten:** `Additional costs $10/m` (mit Info-Icon)

**Buttons:**
- `Cancel`
- `Create new project` (grün)

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## Screen 8: Vercel — Projekterstellung private-ops-web

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 19.49.52.png`

**Tool/App:** Vercel — Import + Deploy Wizard  
**URL:** `vercel.com/new/import?framework=nextjs&hasTrialAvailable=1&id=1238887440&name=private-ops&owner=KADiCon&path=apps%2Fweb&project-name=private-ops-w...`

### Formular-Inhalte

**Info-Box oben:**
- „Importing from GitHub"
- Repo: `KADiCon/private-ops` (mit GitHub-Icon)
- Branch: `main`
- Verzeichnis: `apps/web`

**Feld: Vercel Team** — Typ: Dropdown, Wert: `kadicon's projects` (Badge: `Pro`)  
**Feld: Project Name** — Typ: Text-Input, Wert: `private-ops-web`

**Feld: Application Preset** — Typ: Dropdown, Wert: `Next.js` (mit Next.js-Icon)

**Feld: Root Directory** — Typ: Text (nicht editierbar ohne Button), Wert: `apps/web` | Button: `Edit`

**Abschnitt: Build and Output Settings** (aufgeklappt via `∨`)

| Feld | Wert | Override |
|------|------|---------|
| Build Command | `cd ../.. && pnpm install--frozen-lockfile && pnpm--filter @pri...` (abgeschnitten) | Toggle: blau (aktiv) |
| Output Directory | `.next (default)` | Toggle: blau (aktiv) |
| Install Command | `'yarn install', 'pnpm install', 'npm install', or 'bun install'` (Placeholder/Default) | Toggle: blau (aktiv) |

**Abschnitt: Environment Variables** (aufgeklappt via `∨`)

| Feld | Beschreibung |
|------|------|
| Key | Placeholder: `EXAMPLE_NAME` |
| Value | Leer, mit Augen-Icon (Anzeigen/Verbergen) und Schloss-Icon |
| Environments | Dropdown: `Production and Preview` |

- Button: `Import .env` | Link: „or paste the .env contents" + „Learn more 🔗"
- Button: `+ Add More`

**Button am Ende:** `Deploy` (schwarz, full-width)

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## Screen 9: Claude Console — API-Schlüssel (2 Schlüssel)

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 19.50.35.png`

**Tool/App:** Claude Console (platform.claude.com) → Organisationseinstellungen → API-Schlüssel  
**URL:** `platform.claude.com/settings/keys`

### Navigation (linke Sidebar)

- Profil
- Erscheinungsbild
- Organisation
- Workspaces
- Abrechnung
- Limits
- **API-Schlüssel** (aktiv)
- Dienstkonten
- Workload-Identität
- Datenschutzeinstellungen

### Hauptbereich

**Überschrift:** „API-Schlüssel  2" (Zahl zeigt Anzahl)  
**Beschreibung:** „API-Schlüssel gehören Workspaces und bleiben auch nach dem Entfernen des Erstellers aktiv"  
**Button rechts:** `+ Schlüssel erstellen`

**Tabelle: Spaltenüberschriften**

| Schlüssel | Arbeitsbereich | Erstellt von | Erstellt am ↓ | Zuletzt verwendet am | Kosten |
|-----------|---------------|--------------|---------------|----------------------|--------|

**Zeile 1:**
- Schlüssel-Name: `aria-akp-2026`
- Key-Prefix: `sk-ant-api03-oaQ...0wAA`
- Arbeitsbereich: `Default` (lila Punkt)
- Erstellt von: Kais (aseckzai@gmail.com)
- Erstellt am: 14.05.2026
- Zuletzt verwendet am: 14.05.2026
- Kosten: `0,35 USD` (Link)
- Aktionen: `⋮` (Drei-Punkte-Menü)

**Zeile 2:**
- Schlüssel-Name: `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`
- Key-Prefix: `sk-ant-api03-mkU...KQAA`
- Arbeitsbereich: `Default` (lila Punkt)
- Erstellt von: Kais (aseckzai@gmail.com)
- Erstellt am: 12.05.2026
- Zuletzt verwendet am: 14.05.2026
- Kosten: `0,56 USD` (Link)
- Aktionen: `⋮` (Drei-Punkte-Menü)

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## Screen 10: Sentry — MCP & CLI Einstellungen

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 19.51.30.png`

**Tool/App:** Sentry → Organization Settings → Integrations → MCP & CLI  
**URL:** `kadi-i3.sentry.io/settings/mcp-cli/`

### Navigation (linke Sidebar)

**Organization:**
- General Settings
- Stats & Usage
- Projects
- Teams
- Members
- Security & Privacy
- Audit Log
- Data Forwarding
- Relay
- Feature Flags

**Seer:**
- Autofix
- Code Review
- Advanced Settings

**Integrations (aufgeklappt):**
- **MCP & CLI** (aktiv)
- Integrations
- Repositories
- Custom Integrations

**Developer Settings (aufgeklappt):**
- Organization Tokens
- Personal Tokens
- OAuth Applications

**Usage & Billing (aufgeklappt):**
- Subscription
- Spike Protection
- Redeem Promo Code
- Legal & Compliance

### Hauptbereich

**Abschnitt: MCP Server**

Überschrift: „MCP Server"  
Beschreibung: „Connect AI assistants to Sentry for searching errors, analyzing performance, triaging issues, and managing projects via the Model Context Protocol. Add this URL as a streamable HTTP MCP server in your client."

URLs:
```
https://mcp.sentry.dev/mcp
https://mcp.sentry.dev/mcp/your-org
https://mcp.sentry.dev/mcp/your-org/your-project
```

Hinweis: „You can scope the connection to a specific organization or project. Scoping to a project is recommended when possible — it sets defaults automatically and hides unnecessary discovery tools."

Button: `MCP Documentation`

**Abschnitt: Sentry CLI**

Beschreibung: „A command-line tool for developers and agents. Browse issues, get AI-powered root cause analysis, autodetect your project, and pipe structured output to your favorite tools."

CLI-Befehle:
```bash
curl https://cli.sentry.dev/install -fxS | bash
sentry auth login
```

Button: `CLI Documentation`

---

## Screen 11: Better Stack — Onboarding: Nutzungszweck wählen

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 19.53.01.png`

**Tool/App:** Better Stack — Onboarding-Wizard (erster Schritt nach Registrierung)

### Formular

**Überschrift:** „Nice to meet you Kais!"  
**Frage:** „How would you like to use Better Stack?"

**Auswahlkacheln (9 Optionen, 3×3 Grid):**

| Kachel | Icon | Beschreibung |
|--------|------|-------------|
| **On-call & Incident management** | (Icon) | Manage team schedules, get alerts and collaborate on resolution |
| **Uptime monitoring** | (Icon) | Check if your website works correctly |
| **AI SRE** | (Icon) | Agentic root cause analysis |
| **Tracing** | (Icon) | Instrument your clusters with eBPF to gather logs, metrics, and traces without code changes |
| **Infrastructure monitoring** | (Icon) | Track and visualize metrics in dashboards and get anomaly alerts |
| **Log management** | (Icon) | Aggregate logs and debug errors with SQL searchable data in live tail |
| **Error tracking** | (Icon) | Sentry SDK-compatible AI-native error tracking at 1/6 of the cost |
| **Real user monitoring** | (Icon) | Record user interactions, analyze traffic and measure performance |
| **Status page** | (Icon) | Get a dedicated page like status.yourdomain.com for communicating incidents |

**Button unten:** `Continue`  
**Navigations-Button:** `← Back`

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## Screen 12: Sentry — Data Scrubbing Einstellungen (Organisation)

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.19.09.png`

**Tool/App:** Sentry → Organization Settings → Security & Privacy → Data Scrubbing

### Abschnitt: DATA SCRUBBING

| Feature | Typ | Zustand |
|---------|-----|---------|
| **Require Data Scrubber** | Toggle | ☐ deaktiviert — „Require server-side data scrubbing be enabled for all projects" |
| **Require Using Default Scrubbers** | Toggle | ✅ aktiviert (lila) — „Require the default scrubbers be applied to prevent things like passwords and credit cards from being stored for all projects" |
| **Prevent Storing of IP Addresses** | Toggle | ☐ deaktiviert — „Preventing IP addresses from being stored for new events on all projects" |

---

## Screen 13: Better Stack — Integrations Auswahl

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.19.59.png`

**Tool/App:** Better Stack — Onboarding-Wizard (Integrations-Schritt)

### Formular

**Überschrift:** „What **integrations** do you want to use?"

**Auswahlkacheln (alle klickbar, dunkles Theme):**

Reihe 1: `aws` | `Google Cloud` | `Microsoft Azure`  
Reihe 2: `slack` | `Microsoft Teams` | `pagerduty`  
Reihe 3: `Opsgenie` | `Prometheus` | `Grafana`  
Reihe 4: `new relic` | `DATADOG` | `dynatrace`  
Reihe 5: `splunk>` | `elastic` | `sumo logic`  
Reihe 6: `solarwinds` | `ZABBIX` | `honeycomb` (Bienen-Icon)  
Reihe 7: `me2mo` | `logz.io` | `Coralogix`  
Reihe 8: `SENTRY` (einzeln)

Insgesamt 22 Integrations-Optionen sichtbar.

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## Screen 14: Anthropic Support — ZDR-Anfrage E-Mail an Fin AI Agent

**Dateien:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.21.35.png`, `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.39.04.png`

**Tool/App:** Gmail-Oberfläche — E-Mail-Konversation mit Anthropic Support (Fin AI Agent)

### E-Mail 1: Kais an Anthropic Support (Entwurf/gesendet, sichtbar in Screen 20.12.20)

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.12.20.png`

Betreff: „Zero Data Retention request for Aseckzai project"  
Von: Kais Aseckzai <aseckzai@gmail.com>  
An: an support

**Inhalt (vollständig):**
> Hello Anthropic Team,
>
> I would like to enable Zero Data Retention (ZDR) for my organization (account: aseckzai@gmail.com) for use with the Aseckzai project — a privacy-sensitive family + small-business operations platform handling Tier-3+ personal data under EU GDPR.
>
> Please confirm:
> 1. ZDR enabled for the entire account
> 2. EU data residency confirmed for API endpoints
> 3. AVV (Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag) per GDPR Art. 28 to sign
>
> Best regards,  
> Kais Aseckzai

### E-Mail 2 + 3: Anthropic Fin AI Agent antwortet

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.21.35.png`

Absender: „Fin AI Agent from Anthropic" <support@mail.anthropic.com>  
Zeitstempel: 20:13 (vor 7 Minuten) + 20:13 (vor 6 Minuten)

**Auto-Antwort (erste E-Mail):**
> Conversation ID for your records:  
> 215474307568364
>
> You are talking to Fin AI Agent, Anthropic's AI Agent. I can resolve most support requests directly, so please share the details of what you need help with and I'll get started right away.
>
> [Anthropic-Logo]

**Inhaltliche Antwort (zweite E-Mail):**

> Hi Kais,
>
> **Requesting Zero Data Retention**
>
> To request ZDR for your organization, you'll need to contact our Sales team through our contact form. ZDR is available for enterprise API customers subject to our approval and eligibility review.
>
> Under a ZDR arrangement, we do not store your inputs or outputs after the API response is returned, except where required by law or to combat misuse. Please note that we still retain UserSafety classifier results to enforce our Usage Policy, and ZDR applies only to the Anthropic API and products that use your commercial organization API key.
>
> **EU Data Residency**
>
> We offer data residency controls that let you manage where your data is processed and stored. This includes an inference geo setting (which controls where model inference runs) and a workspace geo setting (which controls where data is stored at rest). These can be configured through the Console once your account is set up. [1]
>
> **Data Processing Agreement**
>
> Regarding the Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag (data processing agreement) under GDPR Art. 28, our Sales team will be able to discuss the appropriate contractual arrangements during the ZDR request process.
>
> Is there anything else I can help clarify about these options?
>
> [Anthropic-Logo]

### E-Mail 4: Kais Follow-Up

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.39.04.png`

Von: Kais Aseckzai  
An: Fin

**Inhalt:**
> Thanks for clarifying.
>
> Please send me the Sales-Team contact form for the ZDR + AVV discussion. We're starting in dev-mode (no real PII) but plan to enter production with Tier-3 data in 2-3 months and want the contractual framework in place before then.
>
> For now: please confirm I can enable EU Data Residency for inference + workspace via Console settings under my current plan, without ZDR.
>
> ...

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## Screen 15: Vercel — Deployment Fehler Build-Log

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.24.31.png`

**Tool/App:** Vercel — Deployment-Detail-Ansicht  
**Status:** „Deployment failed with error."

### Build-Log

**Header:** „Build Logs" | Dauer: 11s | Icon: 🔴 (Fehler)  
**Log-Statistik:** 74 lines | ⚠ 4 (Warnungen) | Suchfeld: „Find in logs" (⌘ F)

**Sichtbare Log-Einträge:**

```
20:24:14.127  - @types/node 22.10.2
20:24:14.127  - @vitest/coverage-v8 2.1.9
20:24:14.127  - eslint 9.17.0
20:24:14.127  - eslint-config-next 16.2.6
20:24:14.127  - prettier 3.4.2
20:24:14.127  - tsx 4.19.2
20:24:14.127  - typescript 5.7.2
20:24:14.127  - vitest 2.1.9
20:24:14.127
20:24:14.133  Done in 547ms
20:24:14.743  .                                    | WARN Unsupport[ed]
20:24:14.755
20:24:14.755  > @private-ops/web@0.0.0 build /vercel/path0/apps/web
20:24:14.755  > next build
20:24:14.755
20:24:15.129  ⚠ 'experimental.typedRoutes' has been moved to 'typedRoute[s]'
              Applying modifyConfig from Vercel
20:24:15.226  Attention: Next.js now collects completely anonymous telem[etry]...
              This information is used to shape Next.js' roadmap and pri[orities]...
              You can learn more, including how to opt-out if you'd not[...]
              https://nextjs.org/telemetry
20:24:15.226
20:24:15.238  ▲ Next.js 16.2.6 (Turbopack)
20:24:15.238    - Experiments (use with caution):
20:24:15.238      ✓ typedRoutes
20:24:15.239
20:24:15.265  Creating an optimized production build..
```

**Weitere Abschnitte (collapsed):**
- `> Deployment Summary` (uhr-Icon)
- `> Assigning Custom Domains` (uhr-Icon)

**Footer:**
- Link: „feat(rls): persons table + 4 helper functions + structural smoke test (#10) - 05b5de"
- Buttons: `Go to Project` | `Inspect Deployment`

**Verwendete Versions:**
- Next.js 16.2.6 (Turbopack)
- typescript 5.7.2, eslint 9.17.0, eslint-config-next 16.2.6, prettier 3.4.2, vitest 2.1.9, @vitest/coverage-v8 2.1.9, tsx 4.19.2, @types/node 22.10.2
- Package manager: pnpm (Done in 547ms)

---

## Screen 16: Claude Console — API-Schlüssel (3 Schlüssel, nach Erstellung)

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.10.45.png`

**Tool/App:** Claude Console → API-Schlüssel  
(Gleiche Seite wie Screen 9, aber nach Anlage eines dritten Schlüssels)

### Tabelle

| Schlüssel-Name | Key-Prefix | Arbeitsbereich | Erstellt von | Erstellt am | Zuletzt verwendet am | Kosten |
|---------------|-----------|---------------|--------------|-------------|----------------------|--------|
| `aseckzai-private-ops-2026` | sk-ant-api03-pM1...NwAA | Default (lila) | Kais (aseckzai@gmail.com) | 14.05.2026 | Nie | — |
| `aria-akp-2026` | sk-ant-api03-oaQ...0wAA | Default (lila) | Kais (aseckzai@gmail.com) | 14.05.2026 | 14.05.2026 | 0,35 USD |
| `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` | sk-ant-api03-mkU...KQAA | Default (lila) | Kais (aseckzai@gmail.com) | 12.05.2026 | 14.05.2026 | 0,56 USD |

**Überschrift:** „API-Schlüssel  3" (jetzt 3 Schlüssel)  
Neuer Schlüssel: `aseckzai-private-ops-2026` — noch nie verwendet, keine Kosten angezeigt.

---

## Screen 17: Vercel — Projekübersicht (kadicon's projects)

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 19.49.52.png` (Überschneidung — dieser Screen ist ein separater Screen)

**Hinweis:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 19.50.35.png` ist der Vercel-Overview-Screen.

**Tool/App:** Vercel — Team-Dashboard  
**URL:** `vercel.com/kadicons-projects`

### Linke Sidebar

Org: `kadicon's projects` (Pro-Badge)  
Suchfeld: „Find..." (F)

Navigation:
- **Projects** (aktiv)
- Deployments
- Logs
- Analytics
- Speed Insights
- Observability (mit ▶)
- Firewall
- CDN
- Environment Variables (Badge: 1)
- Domains
- Integrations
- Storage
- Flags
- Agent (mit ▶)
- AI Gateway (mit ▶)
- Sandboxes
- Workflows
- Usage
- Support
- Settings (mit ▶)

### Hauptbereich

**Oben:** Filter „All Projects ▾" | Suchfeld „Search Projects..." | Ansicht-Icons (Liste/Kacheln/Liste) | Button `Add New... ▾`

**Abschnitt: Usage**
- „22 days remaining in cycle" | Link: „Billing"
- Included Credit: `$20 / $20` (Progress-Bar: vollständig blau)
- On-Demand Charges: `$12.83` (Progress-Bar: lila Teil)
- Spend Management: „Alerts only ✅"
- Build CPU Minutes: $32.09

**Abschnitt: Alerts**
- „No recent anomalies detected"

**Abschnitt: Recent Previews**
- `feat(intake): frontend pages on get_intake...` — Preview | PR #50 | 🔴 Error
- `feat(intake): promote-RPC v4 reads from E...` — Preview | PR #49 | 🔴 Error
- `feat(intake): get_intake_full + list_intakes...` — Preview | PR #48 | 🔴 Error
- `feat(intake): supplier-picker with search + ...` — Preview | (weitere)

**Abschnitt: Projects (rechte Spalte)**

| Projekt | Domain | Repo | Letzter Commit |
|---------|--------|------|----------------|
| `kadi-v2` | kadi-v2.vercel.app | KADiCon/Kadi-v2 | „Merge pull request #50 from KADiCon/feat/kar-164-pr-f-pages..." — 3h ago on main |
| `kadi` | kadi-eight.vercel.app | KADiCon/KADi-backend | „fix(layout): show user-menu dropdown by removing permanent..." — May 6 on main |
| `kadi-tenant-test-supplier` | kadi-tenant-test-supplier.vercel.app | — | „Connect Git Repository" — Apr 7 |

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## Screen 18: Better Stack — API Tokens Einstellungen

**Datei:** `Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-14 um 20.27.50.png`

**Tool/App:** Better Stack — Settings → API tokens  
**URL:** `betterstack.com/settings/global-api-tokens`

### Navigation (linke Sidebar — Icons-Only-Sidebar mit Tooltips)

**Account:**
- Account settings
- **Security**
- Look & Feel
- Alerts

**Organization:**
- Organization
- Teams
- Usage
- Billing
- Single Sign-On
- **API tokens** (aktiv, hervorgehoben)

### Hauptbereich

**Überschrift:** „API tokens"

**Promo-Banner:** „API and Terraform — Automate your monitoring setup with our API." (2 minutes) | Button ✕ (schließen)

**Tabs:**
- **Global tokens** (aktiv, mit 🔒-Icon)
- Team-based tokens

**Abschnitt: Global API tokens**

Beschreibung: „Global tokens are shared among all teams throughout Better Stack."  
Links: „Uptime API documentation 🔗" | „Telemetry API documentation 🔗"

**Formular: Token erstellen**

| Feld | Typ | Wert |
|------|-----|------|
| Token name | Text-Input | Placeholder: `Example: Global API token 2026-05-14` |
| Permission | Dropdown | `Read & write` |
| Button | — | `Create` |

**Zustand:** „Create an API token to be able to use the API." (kein bestehender Token)

**Footer:** „Need help? Let us know at: hello@betterstack.com"

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## Zusammenfassung NOISE

Keine NOISE-Screens in diesem Batch. Alle 20 Bilder enthalten Substanz-Inhalte aus DevOps/Infrastructure-Setup-Sessions.

**Hinweis zu Doppelungen:**
- Screens 17.09.02 / 17.09.11 / 17.09.17 / 17.20.50 / 17.21.08 sind zusammengehörige Frames desselben GitHub-Ruleset-Formulars (zu einer Spezifikation zusammengeführt).
- Screens 20.12.20 / 20.21.35 / 20.39.04 sind zusammengehörige Frames der E-Mail-Konversation mit Anthropic Support (zu einer Spezifikation zusammengeführt).
- Screen 20.10.45 (API-Schlüssel mit 3 Keys) ergänzt Screen 19.50.35 (API-Schlüssel mit 2 Keys) — beide dokumentiert.