Onboarding now opens a trial step that collects a card through Stripe checkout before the brain is enabled, with a timeline showing today's $0, the day-12 reminder, and the day-14 charge.
- Only leaves the card step once the API confirms the trial is live
- Brain home shows a setup banner and dims what the trial unlocks
- Recovers orgs that abandoned checkout instead of stranding them
- Adds the organization ID to account settings, copyable from the label
### TL;DR
Adds a swipeable "Review suggestions" card to the dashboard that lets users approve or decline inferred memories surfaced by Nova.
### What changed?
- Added a `ReviewMemoriesCard` component that appears in the "Suggested for you" section of the dashboard (both desktop and mobile layouts). The card is hidden when there are no pending inferred memories, so it never renders empty chrome. While the modal is open, the displayed count is frozen so the trigger button doesn't tick down or disappear mid-session. Switching spaces closes the modal automatically.
- Added a `ReviewMemoriesModal` component that presents inferred memories as a swipeable card deck. Users can approve (swipe right / ✓), decline (swipe left / ✗), or skip each memory. The modal includes:
- Drag-to-swipe with a full-card color wash (green for keep, red for decline) and verdict pills that intensify as the swipe threshold approaches
- Keyboard support: `→` to approve, `←` to decline, `↓` or `Space` to skip, and `Cmd/Ctrl+Z` to undo
- An undo button that steps back one card and reverts the server-side decision, using refs to avoid stale-state bugs during rapid interactions
- A progress dot indicator showing position in the queue alongside a numeric counter
- A "All caught up" completion state summarising how many memories were kept
- Reduced-motion support via `useReducedMotion`
- The card queue is snapshotted when the modal opens so cache updates from review mutations don't reshuffle the stack mid-session
- Added a `useInferredMemories` hook to fetch the pending review queue for a given container tag, and a `useReviewInferredMemory` mutation hook that calls the review endpoint. On success it removes the reviewed entry from the cached queue directly; on undo it invalidates the query to refetch the restored memory from the server.
- Registered two new API schema entries: `GET /container-tags/:containerTag/inferred` to fetch the pending queue and `POST /container-tags/:containerTag/inferred/:memoryId/review` to submit an approve, decline, or undo action.
### How to test?
1. Ensure there are inferred memories pending review for a container tag.
2. Open the dashboard — a "Review suggestions" card should appear in the "Suggested for you" section showing the count of pending memories.
3. Click the card to open the modal and swipe or use the buttons/keyboard to approve, decline, or skip memories.
4. Verify that approved and declined memories are removed from the queue after each decision and that the completion state appears once all cards are reviewed.
5. Use the undo button or `Cmd/Ctrl+Z` to step back through decisions and confirm the server-side state is reverted correctly.
6. Confirm the card does not render when there are zero pending inferred memories.
7. Switch spaces while the modal is open and confirm it closes without carrying state into the new space.
### Why make this change?
Nova infers memories on behalf of users but may not always be fully confident in them. This feature gives users a lightweight, low-friction way to review and curate those suggestions directly from the dashboard, improving the quality and trustworthiness of their memory store.
### TL;DR
Adds a Weekly Digests view to the web app, allowing users to browse and read their personalized weekly memory recaps directly in the UI, along with a notification preference toggle to opt out of digest emails.
### What changed?
- Added a new `digests` view mode that renders a `DigestsView` component, accessible from the dashboard via a new weekly digest preview card that appears when a digest exists.
- `DigestsView` displays a master-detail layout: a scrollable list of past weekly digests on the left, and a full digest content pane on the right. The detail pane renders the intro (with a floating brain illustration), numbered highlights, and feature recommendations styled to mirror the email layout.
- Added thumbs-up/thumbs-down feedback controls and an optional free-text input on each digest, wired to analytics events.
- Added `useDigests` and `useDigest` hooks that fetch digest list and detail data from the API, with 5- and 10-minute stale times respectively.
- Registered four new API schema endpoints: `GET /digests`, `GET /digests/:id`, `GET /digests/preferences`, and `POST /digests/preferences`.
- Added a `DigestPreferences` section to the account settings page with a toggle that lets users opt in or out of the weekly digest email.
- Extended the `viewModeChanged` analytics event and the `viewLiterals` search param list to include `"digests"`, and added `digestViewed`, `digestFeedback`, and `digestFeedbackDetail` analytics events.
- Added documentation for the `SUPERMEMORY_EMBEDDING_RAM_LIMIT` and `SUPERMEMORY_INGEST_CONCURRENCY` environment variables, explaining the memory-bounded ingestion queue and its live terminal status output.
### How to test?
1. Navigate to the dashboard and confirm the weekly digest preview card appears when a digest exists, and clicking it transitions to the `digests` view.
2. In the digests view, verify the list renders past digests with the most recent highlighted by a gradient border, and selecting a row loads the correct detail content.
3. Confirm the empty state renders correctly when no digests exist.
4. Use the thumbs-up/thumbs-down buttons and the detailed feedback textarea on a digest, verifying the toast confirmation appears on submission.
5. Open account settings, locate the "Notifications" section, and toggle the weekly digest switch on and off, verifying the preference persists without errors.
6. Confirm the `digests` view mode is reflected in the URL search params when active.
### Why make this change?
Users currently receive weekly digest emails but have no way to revisit past digests within the app. This change surfaces digest history directly in the UI, adds in-product feedback collection on digest quality, and gives users control over whether they receive the emails — improving discoverability, engagement, and preference management.
Consolidate login routes, add animated tool context visualization on the hero panel, and polish loading states across onboarding, settings, and workspace bootstrap.
- Keep home Recently saved and suggestions in a stable two-column layout
- Show skeleton while recents load and empty state when none exist
- Cap org switcher dropdown height with scroll for long org lists
- Show plan tier badges on all orgs, sorted by plan rank
## Summary
Changes the highlight "Chat" button behavior:
- **Before**: Clicking "Chat" immediately opened the chat view with "Tell me more about XYZ" sent as the user's first message
- **After**: Clicking "Chat" reveals an inline reply input right under the highlight card. The user types their response, and when they submit:
- The highlight content appears as the **assistant's first message** (prefixed with "Here is a highlight from your memories:")
- The user's reply appears as the second message
- A fresh chat thread is created (no overwriting existing conversations)
### Files Changed
- **`apps/web/components/highlights-card.tsx`** - Added inline reply input UI with send/cancel buttons, keyboard handling (Enter/Escape), auto-focus, and state reset on item navigation or items refresh
- **`apps/web/components/chat/index.tsx`** - Added `queuedHighlightContent` prop, fresh thread creation for highlight chats, deferred `setMessages` to ensure correct Chat instance targeting, and `awaitingHighlightInjectionRef` for safe reply dispatch
- **`apps/web/app/(app)/page.tsx`** - Added `queuedHighlightContent` state, updated `handleHighlightsChat` to accept highlight content + user reply, cleared stale highlight content in `handleHomeChatStart`
- **`apps/web/components/dashboard-view.tsx`** - Updated `onHighlightsChat` type signature
- **`apps/web/components/memories-grid.tsx`** - Updated `HighlightsProps.onChat` type signature
## Testing
### TypeScript
- `npx tsc --noEmit` — no new type errors (all errors are pre-existing in unrelated files)
### Biome
- `bunx biome check --write` — clean on all changed files (pre-existing warnings only in dashboard-view.tsx)
### Automated Tests (via testing subagent)
- **25 passed / 0 failed / 1 skipped** (26 total)
- Tests covered: inline reply input visibility, keyboard handling (Enter/Escape), reply state reset on navigation, highlight content injection as assistant message, user reply dispatch, fresh thread creation, stale highlight content prevention, pagination dot handler
- The testing agent discovered and fixed a race condition where `setMessages` was called before `useChat` had recreated its internal Chat object after `setFallbackChatId` — the fix defers `setMessages` to a separate effect gated on `currentChatId` matching the target
- 1 test skipped (T12): Nova FAB button not separately visible from highlights card button at 1440px viewport — expected structural behavior
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**Session Details**
- Session: [View Session](https://supermemory.us1.vorflux.com/agent-sessions/9cbf2106-b7b9-4d7c-b275-2a7e72417793)
- Requested by: Soham Daga (soham@supermemory.com)
- Address comments on this PR. Add `(aside)` to your comment to have me ignore it.
- Consolidate Drive/Notion/OneDrive management into the Add Memory → Connect tab and remove the standalone `view=connections` page
(deleted `connections-detail.tsx`; redirected the Integrations tile and onboarding spotlight to `?add=connect`).
- Replace the duplicated provider tile row when connections exist with a single `+ Add a connection` dropdown styled to match the
home-page space selector.
- Rebuild the disconnect dialog as a single-decision flow: keep-memories is the default, with an inline `(optional)` checkbox to
also delete imported memories — primary button label/color flips to red when opted in.
- Memory-of-day card now deep-links the source document via `?doc=<id>` instead of just routing to the memories list.
- Refactored the Pro paywall on the connections surface into a focused, contained card matching the rest of the dashboard's visual
language.
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add: dashboard improvements
few more improvements
add few more improvements
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home improvmeents
few more improvements
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