Sam asked why Aliyah Gray, his assistant, could not see the SAM/SARA/NICK (Sterusky/Cooper) court calendar item for Friday, May 15, 2026, and then asked to make the relevant Pleadings items show through Lit Events with Sam's name so Aliyah can see them from Sam's calendar.
pleadings@kylawoffice.com / lit_events@kylawoffice.com, not Sam's default calendar.read permission on lit_events@kylawoffice.com.read permission on pleadings@kylawoffice.com as a temporary safety measure so she can unselect it later after reconciliation.SAM/SARA/NICK (Sterusky/Cooper) - Final PTC/Settlement Conference, preserving the event title, time, location, and organizer.SAM/... Pleadings items, all already had matching Lit Events copies. Six July trial instances were missing Sam as an attendee on the Lit Events copy, so Sam was added as optional attendee on those six./Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/admin/backups/lit-events-sam-pleadings-resync-2026-05-14.json.Pleadings, Lit Events, and Sam Aguiar mounted.lit_events@kylawoffice.com.Sam Aguiar calendar view also shows those same Sterusky conference/trial items.A broad scan found many Pleadings items include Sam as an attendee even when the title belongs to another attorney or route. Those were not bulk-added to Sam's Lit Events attendee layer, because doing so would create calendar noise. The applied reconciliation used the safer meaning of Sam's instruction: SAM/... titled Pleadings items.
The immediate visibility problem and the near-term Sam-titled reconciliation were completed and verified. The broader old Pleadings-to-Lit Events data set still deserves a more careful rule-based reconciliation before touching hundreds of future items.