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Extract schema DDL into scripts/schema.sql. Add content_type and is_meta columns to messages for transcript control-plane filtering. Introduce FTS5-backed memory recall with safe tokenization, memory soft-delete via forget() through the renamed --attune runtime, and anchors on memory records. Expand query helpers (includeMeta, thread opts, overview project-path awareness). Add per-card recap retrieval and writing references under references/recap/.
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Card 1 Cover Retrieval
Goal: choose the recap's dominant claim, persona, activity shape, and compact footer. The cover is not a topic inventory; it is one glanceable claim about what the period felt like.
Use the period from overview.md. Start from overview({ limit: 6 }), then
look at in-period sessions, summaries, memories, and any obvious project scope.
If the user asked for a project, keep that scope; otherwise prefer the current
project only when the evidence makes it the clear center.
Prefer helpers first. If you need custom SQL for activity, token/message counts,
or source-session scope, read references/schema.md before writing the SQL.
Retrieve:
- dominant claim: one thing that defined the period, supported by raw evidence;
- persona: which archetype best matches the user's attention;
- source sessions and memories used by this cover claim;
- activity: weekly day intensities or monthly day intensities when supported;
- footer: compact public metric such as sessions, messages, or tokens.
Avoid:
- a claim that lists three topics;
- an archetype chosen from the recap-generation session itself;
- footer caveats like excluded projects, exact SQL filters, or long session names;
- making the cover a workflow metric when the week was really about a decision.
Read this card's writing file immediately after the cover evidence is stable:
references/recap/writing1-cover.md. Then update the JSON fields
period, source, metrics, persona, and the first cards[] entry.
Do not read pattern2-thinking.md until this JSON update is done.
Stop when the cover has one evidence-backed dominant claim, one chosen persona,
one metric scope, and at least one evidence anchor.