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Push Notification Redesigneditor
Push Notification Redesign
Overview
Redesign the push notification system to support per-channel preferences and batched delivery. Related tickets: MOB-38 MOB-12
Requirements
Users can toggle notifications per channel (Slack, email, in-app) Will
Batch low-priority alerts into a single daily digest
Critical alerts (P0/P1) always deliver immediately
Open Questions
Adhit Sankaran — should we migrate existing prefs or reset to defaults? Adhit
Rate limit strategy for webhook delivery — see MOB-27
Will Barthell to confirm API contract with mobile team

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