Built the latest setup-screen inspiration into the live Command Center home screen. The new panel is titled "Where Sam's memory lives" and shows source-linked memory inputs with detected, recommended, and planned states. It includes Notion knowledge base, Codex sessions, GitHub repos, Litify assets, Google Drive, and Active drive index.
Added a MemorySourceItem data contract, memorySources in the dashboard data model, source-linked mock records, component tests, and the memory_sources schema-spine entry. Updated docs/design/memory-connector-style-rules.md so future agents preserve this setup-card pattern and do not imply local folder indexing is active before the read-only indexer exists.
Shipped commit: https://github.com/samaguiar1982-cpu/sail-command-center/commit/7442e48
npm test passed: 11 tests.npm run lint passed.npm run build passed.git diff --check passed./api/health returned status: ok, data_mode: live./api/dashboard-data returned mode: live, live_error: null, and six memory sources.artifacts/qa/2026-05-23/memory-source-setup-live-1920x1080.png.artifacts/qa/2026-05-23/memory-source-setup-live-mobile-390x844.png.Known dependency note: npm audit --audit-level=moderate still reports the existing Next/PostCSS advisory. The automated fix would downgrade Next to 9.3.3, so I did not apply it in this UI pass.
The requested inspiration has been implemented, verified in the live local app, committed, pushed, and documented. No current blocker remains for this specific pass.
A good next build is to keep the setup panel visual and source-linked until persistence, auth, and audit logs are in place. After the source registry exists, the same panel can become a real memory-source onboarding flow with saved settings.
The Postgres-backed sync-run path is still the important spine before making the memory-source toggles real controls. That will let Sam see data freshness, sync errors, and source confidence without relying on mock-shaped configuration.