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Simulate the consent_session stream to monitor first-click latency, scroll depth, and trigger automatic flag rollbacks when SLOs drift.
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Overview
Model the consent_session stream so UX, SRE, and privacy leads share a live view of latency, scroll behavior, and rollout risk without leaving the browser.
How to use
- Set SLO targets for first-click latency, minimum scroll depth, and the breach rate that should auto-trigger rollback.
- Add or import session samples from field telemetry, incident notes, or experiment sandboxes.
- Review breach rates, annotate outliers, and capture when feature-flag rollbacks must execute.
Use cases
- Explain to stakeholders why a progressive consent flow needs to roll back.
- Dry-run rollout plans with synthetic telemetry before flipping flags to production cohorts.
- Share trimmed JSON snapshots with policy, legal, or analytics teams for audits.
Tips & knowledge
- Mirror metric names and units from observability dashboards so comparisons stay intuitive.
- Segment samples by channel to highlight surfaces with scroll-depth regressions early.
- Pair exports with Consent Ledger entries so rollback decisions remain auditable.