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# Implementation Summary

**Session ID**: `phase17-session05-cli-notice-commands` **Package**: `apps/cli` **Completed**: 2026-06-05 **Duration**: \~1 hour

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## Overview

Implemented first-party `factionos notice` commands for local Notice Board coordination. The CLI can now post, list, type-filter, resolve, and fetch bounded session context through the canonical `/notice-board` route family without relying on quarantined historical scripts.

The work keeps Notice Board output explicit and compact. It uses the configured local server URL fallback chain, sends auth only as a bearer header when configured, derives safe session/author metadata, and maps network/server failures without printing raw response bodies or secrets.

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## Deliverables

### Files Created

| File                                                                                 | Purpose                                                                                     | Lines |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----- |
| `apps/cli/src/lib/noticeClient.js`                                                   | Notice Board request helper, validation, metadata resolution, formatting, and error mapping | \~626 |
| `apps/cli/src/commands/notice.js`                                                    | `factionos notice` command group                                                            | \~162 |
| `apps/cli/tests/noticeCommands.test.js`                                              | Fake-server command coverage for success and failure paths                                  | \~390 |
| `.spec_system/specs/phase17-session05-cli-notice-commands/implementation-notes.md`   | Session implementation log                                                                  | \~300 |
| `.spec_system/specs/phase17-session05-cli-notice-commands/IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` | Session closeout summary                                                                    | \~70  |

### Files Modified

| File                                                                | Changes                                                                                  |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `apps/cli/src/index.js`                                             | Imported and dispatched `notice`, updated top-level help and examples.                   |
| `apps/cli/README_cli.md`                                            | Documented notice commands, environment variables, output shape, and privacy boundaries. |
| `.spec_system/specs/phase17-session05-cli-notice-commands/tasks.md` | Marked all session tasks complete.                                                       |

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## Technical Decisions

1. **Thin command module**: `commands/notice.js` handles subcommand routing and terminal output while `noticeClient.js` owns validation, HTTP behavior, metadata, formatting, and failure mapping.
2. **No raw server error output**: Non-2xx responses map to compact labels and do not surface raw response bodies because they may contain sensitive diagnostics.
3. **Local metadata fallback**: `authorSessionId` comes from FactionOS/provider session env values or safe local settings, then falls back to `unknown`; display names fall back to `Agent-<session-prefix>`.

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## Test Results

| Command                                                                                                                                        | Result          |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- |
| `npx vitest run apps/cli/tests/noticeCommands.test.js`                                                                                         | Passed, 7 tests |
| `npx biome check apps/cli/src/lib/noticeClient.js apps/cli/src/commands/notice.js apps/cli/src/index.js apps/cli/tests/noticeCommands.test.js` | Passed          |
| `node --check apps/cli/src/lib/noticeClient.js`                                                                                                | Passed          |
| `node --check apps/cli/src/commands/notice.js`                                                                                                 | Passed          |
| `node --check apps/cli/tests/noticeCommands.test.js`                                                                                           | Passed          |
| ASCII/LF validation                                                                                                                            | Passed          |

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## Behavioral Quality

* Duplicate post and resolve operations are blocked while matching requests are in flight.
* Network requests have bounded timeouts and retry only transient failures.
* Inputs crossing the CLI boundary are validated before request construction.
* User-facing errors redact secret-like values, bearer tokens, URLs, and absolute paths.
* List/context output prints only compact notice fields and truncates related files to three entries.

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## Session Statistics

* **Tasks**: 21 completed
* **Files Created**: 5
* **Files Modified**: 3
* **Focused Tests**: 7 passed
* **Blockers**: 0

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## Next Step

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