/recap — evidence-backed session comprehension

Recap explains one coding-agent session from end to end. It treats the transcript as an event source, repository state as corroborating evidence, and the active agent as the semantic synthesizer. The wrapper collects and validates evidence; it never calls a model.

Pick the boundary

• With no target, recap the exact current native session. CODEX_THREAD_ID is authoritative for Codex. An exact Claude session ID is authoritative when the harness exposes one.
• For a prior session, first use $recall to find it, then pass its exact path or stable receipt.
• Match the requested harness and time boundary. If the user asks for a prior Claude session, do not substitute --current or a Codex result: search Recall with --harness claude plus the relevant cwd/branch, then pass the winning exact path or receipt. Fail if no candidate matches.
• Keep resumed sessions, subagents, and continuations separate by default. Include them only when the user asks, and label every boundary independently.
• If identity is ambiguous, stop with the candidates. Never choose the nearest transcript by time.

Collect a private manifest