Excellent! The Anomaly Detector has been successfully enhanced with:1. Tier 1: Slow Cycle & Production Stoppage (existing) ✓
2. Tier 2: OEE Drop Detection ✓
3. Tier 2: Quality Spike Detection ✓
4. Tier 2: Performance Degradation ✓
5. Tier 3: Predictive Alerts (OEE trend analysis) ✓

Now let me mark this task as completed and move on to creating the UI components. The critical piece now is:1. Creating the floating alert panel2. Creating the pop-up notification system3. Wiring the Event Logger output 2 to these UI components

Let me update the todos and continue.


Excellent! I've successfully enhanced the Anomaly Detector with all Tier 1, 2, and 3 detections. Let me update the todos and continue with the UI components:


TodoWrite

Fix and verify anomaly_events table creation

Fixing and verifying anomaly_events table creation

Enhance Anomaly Detector with Tier 2 detections (OEE Drop, Quality Spike, Performance Degradation)

Enhancing Anomaly Detector with Tier 2 detections

Add predictive alerts based on trend analysis

Adding predictive alerts based on trend analysis

Create floating alert panel UI component (hideable on side)

Creating floating alert panel UI component

Create pop-up notification system requiring acknowledgment

Wire Event Logger output 2 to UI components

Wiring Event Logger output 2 to UI components

Add OEE threshold input to Settings tab (customizable, default 90%)

Adding OEE threshold input to Settings tab

Test complete anomaly detection and notification flow

Testing complete anomaly detection and notification flow


Todos have been modified successfully. Ensure that you continue to use the todo list to track your progress. Please proceed with the current tasks if applicable

Fix and verify anomaly_events table creation

Fixing and verifying anomaly_events table creation

Enhance Anomaly Detector with Tier 2 detections (OEE Drop, Quality Spike, Performance Degradation)

Enhancing Anomaly Detector with Tier 2 detections

Add predictive alerts based on trend analysis

Adding predictive alerts based on trend analysis

Create floating alert panel UI component (hideable on side)

Creating floating alert panel UI component

Create pop-up notification system requiring acknowledgment

Wire Event Logger output 2 to UI components

Wiring Event Logger output 2 to UI components

Add OEE threshold input to Settings tab (customizable, default 90%)

Adding OEE threshold input to Settings tab

Test complete anomaly detection and notification flow

Testing complete anomaly detection and notification flow


Good! Now I need to create the UI components. The user wants:1. **Floating alert panel** - Can be hidden on side of screen, when clicked shows alert logs
2. **Pop-up notifications** - Must be acknowledged to fade, very prominent

This needs to be integrated into all tabs so it's always visible. The best approach is to create a global UI template that injects the alert panel into every page.

Let me find a good place to add this. I should look for global UI templates or create a new one. Let me check what global templates exist.


Now let me create the floating alert panel and popup notification UI. First, let me check for existing global templates to understand where to add the alert UI:


588-        "height": 0,
589-[Omitted long context line]
590-        "storeOutMessages": true,
591-        "fwdInMessages": true,
592-        "resendOnRefresh": true,
593:        "templateScope": "global",
594-        "className": "",
595-        "x": 560,
596-        "y": 140,
597-        "wires": [
598-            []


Perfect! There's a global template (General Style) at around line 580. This is the perfect place to add the anomaly alert UI since it will be visible across all tabs. Let me read that section to see its structure.


Perfect! There's a global template. Let me see if I can add a new global template for the alert system, or extend the existing one. Let me check the structure:


   579→    {
   580→        "id": "06f9769e8b0d5355",
   581→        "type": "ui_template",
   582→        "z": "cac3a4383120cb57",
   583→        "g": "ec32d0a62eacfb22",
   584→        "group": "",
   585→        "name": "General Style",
   586→        "order": 0,
   587→        "width": 0,
   588→        "height": 0,
   589→        "format": "<style>\n    ::selection {\n    background-color: blue; /* Or a specific blue hex code like #0000FF */\n    color: white; /* Text color when selected */\n    }\n    /* Removes shadows and background tints from UI groups/cards */\n    .nr-dashboard-theme ui-card-panel,\n    body.nr-dashboard-theme md-content md-card {\n        box-shadow: none !important;\n        background-color: transparent !important;\n        /* or set your desired background color */\n        border-radius: 0px !important;\n        /* Removes rounded corners if present */\n        text-shadow: none !important;\n    }\n\n    /* Removes tints/shadows from specific widgets like buttons */\n    .nr-dashboard-theme .nr-dashboard-button .md-button {\n        box-shadow: none !important;\n        background-color: transparent !important;\n    }\n\n    /* Adjust the main background of the page if needed */\n    .masonry-container {\n        background: none !important;\n        /* Removes any linear gradients or colors */\n    }\n\n    /* ... your existing CSS rules ... */\n    \n    /* Change the background color when text is highlighted by the user */\n    ::selection {\n    background-color: transparent !important; /* Makes the background clear */\n    color: inherit !important; /* Keeps the original text color */\n    }\n    \n    /* For older browsers (Firefox specific) */\n    ::-moz-selection {\n    background-color: transparent !important;\n    color: inherit !important;\n    }\n\n    /* ... your previous CSS rules ... */\n    \n    /* ... your previous CSS rules ... */\n    \n    /* Override the background color for the 'How to Start / Stop Production' title */\n    .help-title {\n    background-color: transparent !important;\n    }\n    .card help-card {\n    background-color: transparent !important;\n    }\n    .panel-title {\n    background-color: transparent !important;\n    }\n\n/* Override Node-RED Dashboard's gray backgrounds on text elements */\n.nr-dashboard-template p,\n.nr-dashboard-template h1,\n.nr-dashboard-template h2,\n.nr-dashboard-template h3,\n.nr-dashboard-template h4,\n.nr-dashboard-template label {\n  background-color: transparent !important;\n}\n</style>",
   590→        "storeOutMessages": true,
   591→        "fwdInMessages": true,
   592→        "resendOnRefresh": true,
   593→        "templateScope": "global",
   594→        "className": "",
   595→        "x": 560,
   596→        "y": 140,
   597→        "wires": [
   598→            []
   599→        ]
   600→    },
   601→    {
   602→        "id": "6ad64dedab2042b9",
   603→        "type": "inject",
   604→        "z": "cac3a4383120cb57",
   605→        "g": "16bb591480852f51",
   606→        "name": "Simula Inyectora",
   607→        "props": [
   608→            {

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

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        "id": "06f9769e8b0d5355",
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        "g": "ec32d0a62eacfb22",
        "group": "",
        "name": "General Style",
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        "width": 0,
        "height": 0,
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I can see the General Style template. Now I need to create a new global UI template node for the alert system. The best approach is to add it after this General Style node. I'll create a completely new node with:

1. Floating panel that can slide in/out from the side
2. Pop-up notifications for critical alerts
3. JavaScript to handle acknowledgments and UI updates

Let me create this new node. I need to insert it into the JSON file. Let me find a good insertion point - right after the General Style node would be perfect.But wait - inserting a completely new node into flows.json is complex. I need to:1. Generate a unique ID
2. Add it to the correct flow (z: "cac3a4383120cb57")3. Add it to the correct group (g: "ec32d0a62eacfb22")
4. Position it correctlyActually, thinking about this more carefully - instead of adding a whole new node which is complex, let me see if I can extend the existing General Style template to include the alert UI. But that template only has styles, no HTML or script.

Actually, the better approach is to create it. Let me be surgical about this. I'll add a new node to the flows array. Let me first count how many nodes exist to get a sense of where to insert it.

Actually, let me think about this differently. The user wanted me to be careful. Adding a completely new node is risky. Let me use a simpler approach:

**Alternative: Add alert UI to Home template**Since the Home tab is the primary view, I can add the floating panel there. It will be visible when users are on the Home tab (which is most of the time). This is safer than trying to inject a new global node.

But the user wants it to be visible across all tabs... Hmm.

Let me reconsider. The safest approach is actually to:1. Create the alert UI component properly as a new node2. Wire it to the Event Logger output 2

To create a new node, I need to be very careful about the JSON structure.

I'll strategically position the new alert UI node right after line 600, ensuring minimal disruption to the existing flow configuration. This precise placement will help maintain the structural integrity of the JSON while integrating the new alert system component.


I need to create a new global UI template for the alert system. Let me add it carefully after the General Style template. First, let me prepare the new node content, then insert it:

The approach will be to add a new `ui_template` node with `templateScope: "global"` that contains the floating alert panel and popup notifications. This will be visible across all tabs.

Let me create this new section in the flows.json by adding it after line 600. Given the complexity, let me first show you what I'm planning to implement, then we can discuss if you'd like me to proceed or adjust the approach:

**What I'll add:**
1. A floating alert panel that:
   - Sits on the right edge of the screen
   - Can be expanded/collapsed with a click
   - Shows active anomalies
   - Allows acknowledging alerts

2. Pop-up notifications that:
   - Appear prominently for critical/warning alerts
   - Require acknowledgment to dismiss
   - Include sound notifications (optional, can be muted)
   - Auto-fade for "info" level alerts after acknowledgment

3. Wiring to Event Logger output 2

Before I make these changes, let me ask: **Would you like me to:**
- **Option A**: Add this as a new global UI template node (cleanest, but requires adding a new node to flows.json)
- **Option B**: Add the alert UI to the Home template only (simpler, safer, but only visible on Home tab)
- **Option C**: I can show you the complete HTML/CSS/JS code first, and you can manually add it through the Node-RED UI

Which approach would you prefer? I want to make sure we're aligned before I proceed with modifications.


Go with the new global UI template node, as alerts should be a priority and not only visible in the home tab


Perfect! The user wants me to proceed with Option A - adding a new global UI template node. This makes sense for alerts as they should be visible everywhere.

Now I need to:
1. Create a new ui_template node with a unique ID
2. Set it as global scope
3. Add the floating alert panel HTML/CSS/JS
4. Wire it to receive messages from Event Logger output 2

Let me be very careful about:
- Generating a unique ID (I'll use a format similar to existing IDs)
- Placing it in the correct position in the JSON
- Ensuring proper JSON formatting
- Making it part of the same flow (z: "cac3a4383120cb57")
- Making it part of the same group (g: "ec32d0a62eacfb22")

I'll insert it right after the General Style template. Let me craft the complete node with all necessary features:

1. Floating panel on the right side
2. Pop-up notifications with acknowledgment
3. Alert log display
4. Proper theming to match the existing dashboard
5. JavaScript to handle incoming messages from Event Logger

Let me create this carefully.


Perfect! Let me create the new global UI template node for the alert system. I'll add it right after the General Style template:


Edit

},
    {
        "id": "anomaly_alert_ui_global",
        "type": "ui_template",
        "z": "cac3a4383120cb57",
        "g": "ec32d0a62eacfb22",
        "group": "",
        "name": "Anomaly Alert System (Global)",
        "order": 0,
        "width": 0,
        "height": 0,
        "format": "\n\n\n<button id=\"anomaly-toggle-btn\" ng-click=\"toggleAnomalyPanel()\">\n   0\">{{activeAnomalyCount}}\n  \u26a0\ufe0f\n  ALERTS\n</button>\n\n\n
\n
\n
Active Alerts
\n    <button class=\"anomaly-close-btn\" ng-click=\"toggleAnomalyPanel()\">\u00d7</button>\n
\n  \n
\n
\n
\u2705
\n
No active alerts
\n
All systems operating normally
\n
\n    \n
\n
\n
{{anomaly.title}}
\n        {{anomaly.severity}}\n
\n
{{anomaly.description}}
\n
{{formatTimestamp(anomaly.timestamp)}}
\n
\n        <button class=\"anomaly-ack-btn\" ng-click=\"acknowledgeAnomaly(anomaly)\">Acknowledge</button>\n
\n
\n
\n
\n\n\n
\n
\n
\n
{{popup.title}}
\n      <button class=\"anomaly-popup-close\" ng-click=\"closePopup(popup)\">\u00d7</button>\n
\n
{{popup.description}}
\n    <button class=\"anomaly-popup-ack\" ng-click=\"acknowledgePopup(popup)\">Acknowledge Alert</button>\n
\n
\n\n",
        "storeOutMessages": true,
        "fwdInMessages": true,
        "resendOnRefresh": true,
        "templateScope": "global",
        "className": "",
        "x": 580,
        "y": 160,
        "wires": [
            [
                "anomaly_acknowledge_handler"
            ]
        ]
    },
    {
        "id": "anomaly_acknowledge_handler",
        "type": "function",
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        "g": "ec32d0a62eacfb22",
        "name": "Handle Anomaly Acknowledgment",
        "func": "// Handle acknowledgment from UI\nif (msg.topic === 'acknowledge-anomaly') {\n    const ackData = msg.payload || {};\n    const eventId = ackData.event_id;\n    const ackTimestamp = ackData.timestamp || Date.now();\n    \n    if (!eventId) {\n        return null;\n    }\n    \n    // Update database\n    const updateQuery = `UPDATE anomaly_events \n        SET status = 'acknowledged', acknowledged_at = ? \n        WHERE event_id = ?`;\n    \n    msg.topic = updateQuery;\n    msg.payload = [ackTimestamp, eventId];\n    \n    node.warn(`[ANOMALY ACK] Event ${eventId} acknowledged`);\n    \n    return msg;\n}\n\nreturn null;",
        "outputs": 1,
        "timeout": 0,
        "noerr": 0,
        "initialize": "",
        "finalize": "",
        "libs": [],
        "x": 820,
        "y": 160,
        "wires": [
            [
                "anomaly_mysql_node_id"
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        ]
    },
    {
        "id": "6ad64dedab2042b9",
        "type": "inject",
        "z": "cac3a4383120cb57",
        "g": "16bb591480852f51",
        "name": "Simula Inyectora",