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Based on comprehensive codebase review, enhanced implementation plans with: ## Phase 3 Updates (Scenario Conversion): - Complete bash script to convert all 26 scenarios to ERB structure - Explicit list of 3 main scenarios (ceo_exfil, cybok_heist, biometric_breach) - List of 23 test/demo scenarios for development - Instructions to rename .json to .erb (actual ERB code added later in Phase 4) - Preserves git history with mv commands - Both automated script and manual alternatives provided ## Phase 9 Updates (CSRF Token Handling): NEW Section 9.3: "Setup CSRF Token Injection" - Critical security implementation for Rails CSRF protection - Complete view template with <%= form_authenticity_token %> - JavaScript config injection via window.breakEscapeConfig - CSRF token validation and error handling - Browser console testing procedures - 5 common CSRF issues with solutions - Fallback to meta tag if config missing - Development vs production considerations ## Phase 9 Updates (Async Unlock with Loading UI): ENHANCED Section 9.5: "Update Unlock Validation with Loading UI" - New file: unlock-loading-ui.js with Phaser.js throbbing tint effect - showUnlockLoading(): Blue pulsing animation during server validation - clearUnlockLoading(): Green flash on success, red flash on failure - Alternative spinner implementation provided - Complete unlockTarget() rewrite with async/await server validation - Loading UI shows during API call (~100-300ms) - Graceful error handling with user feedback - Updates for ALL lock types: pin, password, key, lockpick, biometric, bluetooth, RFID - Minigame callback updates to pass attempt and method to server - Testing mode fallback (DISABLE_SERVER_VALIDATION) - Preserves all existing unlock logic after server validation ## Key Features: - Addresses 2 critical risks from review (CSRF tokens, async validation) - Solves scenario conversion gap (26 files → ERB structure) - Maintains backward compatibility during migration - Comprehensive troubleshooting guidance - Production-ready security implementation Total additions: ~600 lines of detailed implementation guidance