v1.6.0

Atlas Capsule — a portable, token-budgeted AI handoff package. Kairo
already provides continuity artifacts (repo memory, checkpoints, briefs,
Atlas, graphs, telemetry), yet a fresh agent session still tends to re-scan
large parts of the repository to re-orient — wasting context before any new
work starts. Atlas Capsule is the missing bootstrap: a compact, trusted
continuation package generated from existing Kairo state that tells the next
agent what is known, what changed, what to read first, and what is safe
to skip initially. It is a projection only (ADR-0020): no new state store,
no schema changes, no mutation of .kairo/. Capsule reduces unnecessary
rescanning; it does not stop all rescanning or guarantee no rereads — it is
a trusted starting point, not a replacement for validation. Design:
ADR-0020.

Added

• Capsule engine (src/core/capsule/) — deterministic, replay-safe
  projection + renderer. Builds a neutral CapsuleProjection from the latest
  checkpoint, Atlas graph, repo intelligence, changed files, git
  branch/version, and optional memory recall, then renders target-framed,
  budget-bounded markdown.
• Three modes with character budgets (a tokeniser-agnostic proxy):
  tiny (~1,500), standard (~4,000, default), deep (~20,000). Capsules
  are bounded; exceeding the budget appends a visible truncation marker.
• Four targets: claude, codex, cursor, generic — framing only,
  never the underlying facts.
• kairo capsule CLI command — --mode, --target, --output/-o,
  --max-chars, --agents-md, --force, --json. Default
  standard/generic; deep is only printed when explicitly requested.
• kairo_capsule_create MCP tool (experimental) — inputs mode / target /
  maxChars / includeAgentsMd / force; output is a compact summary plus
  structured JSON (chars, truncation status, files to read first, safe-to-skip
  list). Token-efficient by default.
• AGENTS.md export (Codex) — kairo capsule --target codex --agents-md
  writes an AGENTS.md with a generated header, continuation instructions,
  read-first plan, safe-to-skip list, and do-not-touch warnings. Refuses to
  overwrite an existing file without --force.
• Capsules tab in the Inspect dashboard (/capsules) — read-only
  generated preview with mode/target selectors, char count, truncation
  status, files to read first, and safe-to-skip list. This view never writes
  a file; create/export is via the CLI or MCP tool.
• Docs: docs/CAPSULE.md (full guide) and
  docs/CAPSULE_DOGFOOD.md (measured sizes on Kairo
  itself + honest limits).

Security

• Capsules pass through Kairo's redaction boundary plus a final redaction pass
  in the renderer (secrets removed), and emit only repo-relative paths — no
  absolute local paths — so a capsule is safe to paste into another AI agent.