INTEGRATION_CHECKLIST.md

Integration Checklist - View-Only Web Client

✅ What's Done:

Android Components

1. Dependencies
   • ✅ Ktor Server added to build.gradle.kts
   • ✅ ZXing library for QR code generation
2. Network Config - Local network cleartext allowed
3. Models - LocalSyncModels.kt with all DTOs
4. Server - LocalSyncServer.kt with REST API endpoints
5. Repository - LocalSyncRepository.kt for server management
6. UI Components
   • ✅ LocalSyncSection.kt with Start/Stop & QR button
   • ✅ QRCodeDialog.kt for showing QR code
7. Docs - VIEW_ONLY_SETUP.md and QUICKSTART.md

Web Client Components

1. React App - View-Only interface (no message sending)
2. Features
   • ✅ Search conversations by title
   • ✅ Memory viewer (🧠)
   • ✅ Export to MD/TXT
   • ✅ Copy messages to clipboard
   • ✅ Modern responsive UI
   • ✅ Connection status indicator
3. Dependencies - All packages in package.json
4. Docs - web-client/README.md

🔧 TODO: Integration Steps

Step 1: Add to SettingsViewModel

// In SettingsViewModel.kt

// Add to constructor
private val localSyncRepository: LocalSyncRepository

// Add to UiState
data class UiState(
    // ... existing fields ...
    val localSyncServerStatus: ServerStatus? = null
)

// Add methods
fun startLocalSyncServer() {
    viewModelScope.launch {
        val deviceId = apiKeyRepository.getDeviceId() // or generate one
        val started = localSyncRepository.startServer(deviceId) // suspend function
        if (started) {
            updateLocalSyncStatus()
        }
    }
}

fun stopLocalSyncServer() {
    viewModelScope.launch {
        localSyncRepository.stopServer()
        _uiState.update { it.copy(localSyncServerStatus = null) }
    }
}

private suspend fun updateLocalSyncStatus() {
    val status = localSyncRepository.getServerStatus()
    _uiState.update { it.copy(localSyncServerStatus = status) }
}

// In init or onResume
viewModelScope.launch {
    localSyncRepository.serverStatus.collect { status ->
        _uiState.update { it.copy(localSyncServerStatus = status) }
    }
}

Step 2: Add to SettingsScreen.kt

// In SettingsScreen content, add after CloudSyncSection:

Spacer(modifier = Modifier.height(16.dp))

// Local Network Sync Section
LocalSyncSection(
    serverStatus = uiState.localSyncServerStatus,
    onStartServer = { viewModel.startLocalSyncServer() },
    onStopServer = { viewModel.stopLocalSyncServer() }
)

Step 3: Add DeviceId to ApiKeyRepository

// In ApiKeyRepository.kt

private const val KEY_DEVICE_ID = "device_id"

fun getDeviceId(): String {
    var deviceId = encryptedPrefs.getString(KEY_DEVICE_ID, null)
    if (deviceId == null) {
        deviceId = UUID.randomUUID().toString()
        encryptedPrefs.edit().putString(KEY_DEVICE_ID, deviceId).apply()
    }
    return deviceId
}

🧪 Testing

1. Build and Run Android App

./gradlew assembleDebug

2. Start Server

• Open Settings → Local Network Sync
• Click "Start Server"
• Note the IP address shown

3. Test from Desktop

# Make script executable
chmod +x test_sync.sh

# Run tests (replace with your phone's IP)
./test_sync.sh 192.168.1.100

4. Expected Output

🔍 Testing YourOwnAI Local Sync Server
   Server: http://192.168.1.100:8765

1️⃣  Health Check
   ✅ SUCCESS - YourOwnAI Local Sync Server

2️⃣  Server Status
   ✅ SUCCESS
   {
     "isRunning": true,
     "deviceInfo": {...},
     "totalConversations": 23,
     "totalMemories": 13
   }

3️⃣  Get Conversations
   ✅ SUCCESS - Found 23 conversations

...

📱 Find Phone IP Address

Android:

1. Settings → About Phone → Status → IP address
2. Or: Settings → Wi-Fi → [Your Network] → IP address

Alternative:

# From Desktop, scan local network
nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24 | grep "192.168"

🚀 Next Phase: Desktop Client

See README_LOCAL_SYNC.md for Desktop app implementation guide.

Choose one:

• Compose Desktop (80% code reuse)
• Tauri (fast prototyping)
• Electron (web tech)

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Current Status: Backend Ready ✅
Next: UI Integration (15 minutes) → Testing → Desktop Client