Adds Restore and Make permanent to the Memories bulk-action bar, so a selection can be brought back from archived (or lifted to permanent) in one command. The backend already supports both: bulk_update_memory_status accepts any status, treats a change into active/permanent as a restore for epoch-bump purposes, and only bumps for rows whose status actually changes.
Changes
packages/dashboard/src/components/MemoryBrowser/MemoryBrowser.tsx: handleBulkRestore / handleBulkPermanent mirroring handleBulkArchive (confirm → bulkUpdateMemoryStatus → clear selection → refetch), plus Restore and Make permanent buttons next to Archive. Confirm dialogs mirror the Archive one, including the singular/plural template.
packages/dashboard/src-tauri/tests/db_mutations.rs: bulk_restore_mixed_selection_changes_and_bumps_only_actually_changed_rows — a mixed selection (archived→active and permanent→active that change, active→active no-ops, including one project path with no changes at all) asserts only the transitioning rows change, only their paths bump the epoch, and a restore queues no memory mutations.
packages/docs/src/content/docs/reference/dashboard.md: the bulk-select line now lists restore and make permanent.
No production Rust change — the approved shape is frontend plus a test of the existing command.
Harness coverage (required)
OpenCode 1: covered — shared dashboard over the shared context.db
OpenCode 2: covered — same dashboard
Pi: covered — same dashboard; Pi shares the store
OMP: covered — same dashboard
Rust module: covered — new integration test in db_mutations.rs exercises bulk_update_memory_status's no-op guard and epoch semantics (no production Rust change)
Summary by cubic
Adds Restore and Make permanent to the Memories bulk-action bar, so a selection can be brought back from archived or lifted to permanent in one command, alongside the existing Archive and Delete.
The backend already supports both via bulk_update_memory_status; only frontend, tests, and docs change.
Confirm dialogs mirror the Archive flow; Restore warns when selected permanent memories would lose never-expire status.
Selection is pruned whenever a refetch drops selected rows from the visible list, so bulk actions never act on rows the user can no longer see.
New integration tests cover restore-to-active and make-permanent: only rows that actually change status bump the epoch, and neither queues memory mutations.
The bulk-action bar now wraps on narrow windows, and the dashboard docs list the new actions.
Confidence Score: 5/5
The PR appears safe to merge, with no outstanding findings.
Summary
Adds Restore and Make permanent to the Memories bulk-action bar.
Selected memories can be restored to active in one action.
Selected memories can be made permanent in one action.
The selected rows stay in step with the refreshed Memories list.
The bulk-action bar and its buttons wrap onto extra lines.
No new actionable issues were found. The previous selection warning finding is fixed. Tests were inspected but not run.
