feat: Allianz-branded Claims Intelligence Dashboard

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feat: Add Allianz-branded Claims Intelligence Dashboard

Summary

Adds a new allianz-claims-dashboard/ directory containing a full React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS single-page application styled with Allianz corporate branding (navy/blue palette, Inter font, minimal design). Built with Vite, Recharts for charts, jsPDF for PDF export, and Lucide for icons.

Pages included: Management Dashboard (7 KPI cards, 7 charts), Claims List (table + card views with advanced filters, search, sorting, pagination), Claim Detail (timeline, customer profile, fraud risk, notes), Analytics (severity trends, frequency/severity, radar chart, cohort table), Fraud/SIU (risk distribution, indicators, high-risk table), Finance (payouts, reserves, exposure), Audit Log.

Other features: Role-based navigation (Claims Ops, SIU/Fraud, Finance, Management), CSV export, multi-page PDF report generation, responsive sidebar, ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, empty/loading states.

Data: Currently runs entirely on client-side generated mock data (1000 claims, 500 customers). A Supabase client module exists at src/lib/supabase.ts but is not wired into the app — all views consume mockData.ts.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

• dist/ build artifacts are committed to git. The .gitignore was added after the first commit, so dist/assets/*.js, dist/index.html, etc. are tracked. These should be removed with git rm -r --cached allianz-claims-dashboard/dist/ and a new commit pushed.
• No real database integration. The prompt asked for Postgres-backed claims data via Supabase, but the app only uses mock data. src/lib/supabase.ts is dead code. Verify this is acceptable or if DB integration is required before merge.
• Hardcoded trend values on dashboard KPI cards. Values like +12%, -2.3d, +0.2 in MetricCard calls (around line 550 of App.tsx) are static strings, not computed from data. These are cosmetic placeholders.
• Supabase project URL hardcoded in source. src/lib/supabase.ts contains the literal Supabase URL. The anon key defaults to empty string. If this module is ever activated, credentials should come from environment variables only.
• Test the app locally: Run cd allianz-claims-dashboard && npm install && npm run dev, then verify: dashboard renders with charts, claims table sorts/filters/paginates, card view toggle works, claim detail view loads when clicking a row, PDF export generates and opens correctly, role switcher changes visible navigation items.

Notes

• The entire app is in a single 1220-line App.tsx file. While functional, this is not ideal for maintainability. Consider splitting into separate page/component files if this becomes a long-term project.
• Build produces a 1MB+ chunk with no code splitting. This is acceptable for an internal tool but could be optimized.
• No unit or integration tests included.
• Demo videos not yet recorded. The user requested two 30-second videos (app demo + PDF report demo) which are pending.

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Devin Review found 3 potential issues.

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🔴 ClaimsTable pagination not reset when filtered claims change, showing empty page

When a user navigates to a later page in the claims table (e.g., page 5) and then applies a filter that reduces the total number of results, the internal page state remains at the old value. This causes paginated at line 226 to slice beyond the array bounds, resulting in an empty table body and an incorrect "Showing" label (e.g., "Showing 61–75 of 10 claims").

Root Cause

The page state at App.tsx:208 is initialized to 0 but never reset when the claims prop changes. The sorted array is recomputed via useMemo when claims changes, but page stays stale.

For example, if the user is on page 4 (page = 4, pageSize = 15), paginated = sorted.slice(60, 75). If a filter then reduces sorted to 10 items, sorted.slice(60, 75) returns [] — the user sees an empty table with no way to navigate back except manually clicking page 1.

The same issue exists in ClaimsCardGrid at App.tsx:297.

Impact: Users see a blank claims list after filtering while on a non-first page, with no obvious indication of what went wrong.

Prompt for agents

In allianz-claims-dashboard/src/App.tsx, both ClaimsTable (line 208) and ClaimsCardGrid (line 297) have a page state that is never reset when the claims prop changes. Add a useEffect in each component that resets page to 0 whenever claims changes:

For ClaimsTable, after line 209 (const pageSize = 15;), add:
  useEffect(() => { setPage(0); }, [claims]);

For ClaimsCardGrid, after line 300 (const totalPages = ...), add:
  useEffect(() => { setPage(0); }, [claims]);

Make sure useEffect is imported (it already is at line 1).

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🟡 openPdfInBrowser leaks blob URL on every call

Each call to openPdfInBrowser creates a blob URL via URL.createObjectURL but never revokes it, causing a memory leak that grows with each click of the "Open PDF in Browser" button.

Root Cause

At pdfExport.ts:207-208, a blob URL is created and passed to window.open, but URL.revokeObjectURL(url) is never called. Unlike the exportCSV function at App.tsx:995 which properly revokes the URL after use, openPdfInBrowser leaves the blob URL alive indefinitely.

Each invocation allocates a new blob (the full PDF document) that the browser holds in memory for the lifetime of the page. For a dashboard that may be open for hours, repeated PDF previews will accumulate leaked blobs.

Impact: Gradual memory leak in long-running browser sessions when users repeatedly preview PDF reports.

Suggested change

	export function openPdfInBrowser(doc: jsPDF) {
	const blob = doc.output('blob');
	const url = URL.createObjectURL(blob);
	window.open(url, '_blank');
	}
	export function openPdfInBrowser(doc: jsPDF) {
	const blob = doc.output('blob');
	const url = URL.createObjectURL(blob);
	window.open(url, '_blank');
	setTimeout(() => URL.revokeObjectURL(url), 60000);
	}

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🟡 CSV export doesn't escape double quotes in field values, producing malformed CSV

The exportCSV function wraps each value in double quotes but does not escape double-quote characters within the values, which would produce malformed CSV if any field contains a " character.

Root Cause

At App.tsx:989, values are wrapped as `"${v ?? ''}"`. Per RFC 4180, if a field value contains a double quote, each " must be escaped as "". For example, a description like Claim for "emergency" repair would produce "Claim for "emergency" repair" which is malformed — CSV parsers would interpret the inner quotes as field delimiters.

With the current mock data this doesn't trigger because no mock values contain double quotes, but if the app is ever connected to real data (as intended via the Supabase integration), this will produce corrupted CSV exports.

Impact: Malformed CSV files when any exported field contains double-quote characters.

Suggested change

	].map(v => `"${v ?? ''}"`).join(','));
	].map(v => `"${String(v ?? '').replace(/"/g, '""')}"`).join(','));

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