[codex] Publish CommandSphere and audit remediation - #1
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Summary
This PR publishes the CommandSphere portfolio implementation and the build-loop remediation work tracked in the local Brain.
It includes:
COMMANDSPHERE_ANALYTICS_MAX_DAYS.Why
The local audit found production-hardening gaps around public runtime configuration, OAuth state, CI service coverage, ingestion concurrency/listing performance, and analytics bounds. The fixes make the project more credible as a production-grade portfolio system and provide a remote CI path for the service-backed surfaces.
Validation
Local validation performed:
npm.cmd run lintnpm.cmd test -- --runInBandnpm.cmd run buildnpm.cmd audit --audit-level=criticalcomposer auditNotes
db:seed --forceis not part of that runbook and currently fails in production images because factories depend on Faker, which is dev-only.