Create standalone browser port of LTX Athena with authenticated native API transport
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# Validation — initial web preview
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2026-09-29:
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- `npm run typecheck`: passed.
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- `npm run build`: passed. Vite reports a large inherited editor bundle; splitting
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the editor into a lazy-loaded chunk is a future performance improvement.
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- `npm test`: 8 tests passed (7 HTTP/media integrations + 1 error-presentation test).
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- Browser smoke test against `scripts/ui-fixture.mjs`, which never contacts Athena:
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sign-in; new project; reload and reopen saved project; Gen Space renders backend
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model options; synthetic native API failure shows a recoverable error dialog;
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timeline editor opens; synthetic 1-second clip upload/import returns dimensions
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and thumbnail in the asset library.
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- Source LTX-Athena working-tree changes left untouched.
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Not verified yet: Docker image build/run on Debian, real LTX generation through
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Athena Deck's selected Video endpoint, remote file permissions/mount paths,
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long-running job recovery/cancellation, all editor interactions and all LTX modes.
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No Athena service was started, stopped or reconfigured during this port.
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The synthetic fixture uses a fixed public test password and isolated temporary
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media storage on loopback port 18118. Never deploy that fixture as the real service.
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Production start (`server/index.mjs`) requires an operator-provided password file.
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