7 October 2026 · Development snapshot

What does the interface show when a connection fails?

An observation interface needs to make uncertainty understandable. A Hydra development capture shows a deliberately induced data-connection error.

Hydra UI development error test showing a data-fetch error and unconfirmed data freshness
A capture of a deliberately induced development error, illustrating one specific UI response.

What is visible?

The interface reports a data-fetch error and unconfirmed data freshness. Connection status and data currency are presented as separate information. This can help the user recognise when fresh data or further verification is needed for interpretation.

What is the user goal?

The first module aims to bring financial observation data and its status into one view. The feedback supports the user’s own assessment; it does not provide a trading instruction or take over the decision.

What does this capture not establish?

The image illustrates UI feedback for one demonstrated error state. It is not an exhaustive error test and, on its own, does not establish enforcement of Core fail-closed rules throughout the UI integration. Verification and completion of UI 1.0 remain in progress.

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