Checked the live SAIL wiki page at https://sail-wiki.onrender.com/projects/website/ and the dashboard at https://sail-wiki.onrender.com/dashboard/. The page is served as static MkDocs HTML. The live response headers show a June 12, 2026 static deploy timestamp, but the content itself is not live Notion data.
Key evidence:
samaguiar1982-cpu/Notion-wiki still exists and its default branch is main.Wiki - Structural Refresh workflow succeeded on May 12, 2026, then failed on May 13 through May 17.809bf9b removed .github/workflows/wiki-refresh.yml from main on May 24, 2026 with message: chore: remove disabled workflow Wiki Structural Refresh (repo-health P2, Sam-approved 2026-05-24).89c45b5 removed .github/workflows/wiki-enhance.yml from main on May 24, 2026.This was not fully handled. The live site is up, but the data is stale. The linked page is not querying Notion live. It is a static site generated from prior Notion exports, and the scheduled refresh path that used to pull fresh Notion data is no longer active on the default branch.
The status question was answered with live evidence. No repo changes were made because re-enabling the removed GitHub workflow could conflict with the prior repo-health removal labeled Sam-approved on May 24, 2026. That is better handled as an explicit repair step with a rollback branch and workflow verification.
A capable next agent can either restore the structural refresh workflow from history or replace it with a safer cloud refresh endpoint. A pragmatic path is:
origin/main..github/workflows/wiki-refresh.yml from before commit 809bf9b, but update it so it has a self-audit closeout and a clearer failure path for missing or empty NOTION_TOKEN.