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Session Cartographer 0.7.6

This release combines the local 0.7.5 development work with the working-memory
Explorer and release-readiness fixes. The previous public release was 0.7.4.

Working memory

  • Open /memory for Field, Wake, and Compare views of recorded sessions across
    projects. Compare duration, activity, generated or processed tokens, edits,
    research, and commits.
  • Select a session to inspect activity and token traces, observations, and
    recently edited files. File review shows the current file and Git diff from
    HEAD; it is not a historical file snapshot.
  • Session and file links preserve the view, axes, review mode, and replay
    window. Reload and browser history restore the selection, and older sessions
    reopen their last recorded window.
  • Start the UI with npm run memory from Explorer. The page can enable, start,
    or refresh the shared managed Turbo service. Opening it alone changes no
    preference and starts no backend. Internals remains available on the UI host
    while Turbo is stopped.
  • Both UI launch commands keep timeline, search, sessions, transcripts, and live
    streaming available whether Turbo is off or running. The UI serves those
    canonical Explorer APIs itself, avoiding 404s from the narrower Turbo backend.

A compact work desk

  • Memory now prioritizes tasks across projects, with return-point catch-up,
    observed activity filters, and direct task handoffs. A saved return point
    stays fixed while you catch up; it does not move with polling.
  • The overview pages tasks to fit the window. Phone layouts switch between
    Overview and Charts; laptop and desktop layouts keep the task index beside
    the charts. Field takes the remaining height while Wake and Compare stay
    compact. Full task, transcript, document and diff views retain reading scroll.
  • Brushing or keyboard pinning links the charts and task list. Projects,
    Threads and Artifacts provide semantic depth. Text find and a brushed cohort
    can be cleared independently.
  • Markdown has safe rendered/source views; unified diffs include old and new
    line numbers. Reviews show current workspace state, including possible edits
    from other sessions, rather than claiming a historical reconstruction.
  • The overview keeps task order stable during live polling. Latest first
    explicitly refreshes that order. Readable text and keyboard/touch targets
    retain their size as the window changes; page capacity changes instead.

Recall and ownership

  • The warm backend now separates ranked recall from counted facts: census,
    tempo, and log-position delta queries carry supporting event IDs.
  • Recall applies time windows before truncation and uses consistent project
    scope across keyword and semantic sources. The pulse uses counted facts above
    its relevance feed.
  • Git backfill imports configured owners by default. Full names remain one
    author pattern; empty explicit overrides are rejected. --all-authors remains
    an explicit option. Existing imported history is not rewritten by this update.
  • Project aliases can live in a user-owned registry that replaces the shipped
    defaults. Adoption instructions now describe the actual lookup order.

Installation and verification

The archive is one local marketplace for Claude Code and Codex. Follow its
README for installation and restart the agent client afterward. If a detached
Turbo service is already running, refresh it through the managed controller or
the memory page; restarting the client alone does not refresh that process.

Release metadata, including the root lockfile, is checked before packaging.
Explorer's locked dependencies include security fixes within their existing
version ranges, including Vite, PostCSS, and shell-quote.
Publication requires Node 22 unit tests, the Explorer build and Chromium flow,
and the package smoke test. Managed CLI install checks run when those CLIs are
available; hosted CI does not establish a local managed-install result.

Turbo remains optional and experimental. Missing or partial transcript usage is
labelled, and the utility canary has not established better recall than the
portable backend.

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