The resume card is one read of a deeper store. Every capture records the reasoning, not just the files — and the engine distills it into a preamble: a coverage-banded map of what you know, growable from the web, queryable from anywhere.
Wiring SupabaseStore behind get_store() so the cloud tier carries the per-request token.
Each capture moves through four stages. The output isn't a pile of notes — it's a single, coverage-banded map of what this repo and branch actually know.
Each snapshot becomes a finding — your hypothesis and intent, kept alongside the diff and cursor. The thinking is the payload.
The engine rolls findings into a synopsis — your standing topics, each tagged with a coverage band so you know how grounded it is.
Findings link across sessions into a single preamble — the map of what this repo and branch actually know, not a pile of notes.
Thin coverage? The gap-fill pipeline — plan, search, crawl, extract, merge — pulls from the web and folds it back into the map.
<preamble> <synopsis> <entry topic="Storage tiers">Local SQLite vs cloud Supabase behind one get_store() seam.</entry> <entry topic="Per-request token">SupabaseStore carries the access_token so RLS scopes correctly.</entry> <entry topic="Coverage banding">rich / sparse / gap — how much real signal a card is built from.</entry> </synopsis> </preamble>
Two lines, on 127.0.0.1. Capture, then come back to the card.
/plugin marketplace add anthonysuherli/br8n
/plugin install br8n@br8n