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| # | As a… | I want to… | So that… | |---|-------|------------|----------| | | User | See a bell icon with an unread‑count badge on every page. | I instantly know I have pending notifications. | | US‑2 | User | Click the icon to open a sliding panel that lists notifications chronologically. | I can quickly read and act on them without leaving the current page. | | US‑3 | User | Filter notifications by type (system, task, comment, billing, marketing). | I can focus on the information that matters to me. | | US‑4 | User | Mark a single notification or all as “Read”. | My badge count stays accurate. | | US‑5 | User | Dismiss a notification (e.g., “Got it”) without marking it read. | It disappears from the list but stays in the audit log. | | US‑6 | User | Configure delivery preferences per channel and per notification type. | I receive alerts the way I prefer (e.g., push for tasks, email for billing). | | US‑7 | Admin | Define new notification types via an admin UI (title, template, default channels). | The system can evolve without code changes. | | US‑8 | Admin | Export a CSV of notification logs for a date range. | I can satisfy compliance reporting. | | US‑9 | System | Trigger a notification when a defined event occurs (e.g., task assigned). | The user receives the alert automatically. | | US‑10 | Analyst | View a dashboard of delivery success rates and click‑through metrics per type. | We can iterate on notification effectiveness. |

As we sharpen our experimental tools and deepen our theoretical understanding, the boundary between living and quantum will blur. The payoff will be twofold: a richer comprehension of the living world and a treasure trove of that could transform energy, navigation, medicine, and computing. JUQ-373

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