Session overview

Objective: continue the Notion Session Export Sweeper after the 2026-05-27 05:57 EDT baseline, append only genuinely new substantive sessions from the moving 24-hour window, avoid duplicate KB pages, and deliver a fresh review sheet plus notifications.

What changed

Read the automation memory baseline, which already covered the earlier 24-hour window and identified the prior native sheet and Teams blocker.

Reviewed the recent workspace logs and Codex session transcripts.

Confirmed that the new substantive items after the baseline were the 2026-05-27 Outlook Owner Triage run and the 2026-05-27 Gmail Daily Triage run.

Verified that the older Litify and mail-triage sessions in the window were already covered in KB and should stay in baseline context rather than be recreated.

Created missing SAIL Knowledge Base pages for the new Outlook and Gmail sessions.

Prepared the next review-sheet delta and notification outputs.

Commands and live systems touched

Read local session sources under /Users/samaguiar/.codex/sessions/2026/05/26, /Users/samaguiar/.codex/sessions/2026/05/27, and /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/admin/session_logs.

Read automation memory at /Users/samaguiar/.codex/automations/notion-session-export-sweeper/memory.md.

Queried the SAIL Knowledge Base data source collection://13d5d9db-4588-41bc-afa9-45ce9e23e56c.

Created new Notion handoff docs for the Outlook and Gmail sessions.

Duplicate and schema notes

The Notion data source remained available.

The markdown-spec fetch at notion://docs/enhanced-markdown-spec still failed with INVALID_ARGUMENT / validation_error, so the run used the already-validated simple markdown body pattern.

The safer property subset remained scalar fields such as Name, Summary, Type, Status, and Priority.

Rollback and recovery

This run only created documentation artifacts and review outputs.