Attention settings and personal preferences
What the Screen Is For
These settings surfaces are proposed: the console currently has neither the shared kind-settings page nor personal preference panel.
What It Shows and Lets People Do
The proposed catalogue opens kind settings and previews wording against declared examples. The personal panel permits hiding advisory and opportunity kinds while keeping required kinds visible. The approved target enables reminders only after administrator action and leaves digest and quiet-hour preferences to Notifications; current service behavior differs.
States and Errors
The intended shared read-only mode follows management authority. Stale writes need reload feedback and invalid settings need field-level refusal messages. These interactions are design requirements rather than observations of a built screen.
Patterns It Must Respect
A new v0 design and UI approval are required before building this surface. Proposed catalogue, preview and version-conflict components remain explicitly separate from the implementation evidence for the existing endpoints.