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Explore cachecaper project structure and design
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Explore the cachecaper project and produce a structured report
The assistant explored the cachecaper project at the user's request by issuing a series of batch execute commands and targeted reads. It examined project structure, core Python modules, provider adapters for Claude/Codex/Pi, cache strategies, and design docs (SOURCES.md). It then presented a comprehensive structured report covering tech stack (Python + Swift/SwiftUI), session transcript discovery mechanisms, the two-axis source-adapter vs cache-strategy architecture, and the data model centered on SessionSummary/UsageRecord/ModelUsage dataclasses, along with the scan cache and session state logic (hot/warm/at_risk/likely_cold/unknown).
outcome
A structured 6-section report on cachecaper covering tech stack, transcript discovery, data model, session state logic, cache tracking, and reusable components has been compiled and presented to the user.
next steps
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key decisions
- Use context-mode batch commands for systematic exploration rather than ad-hoc file reads
- Focus on source adapter layer and cache strategy two-axis architecture as the core design principle
- Read-only philosophy is foundational: scanner never modifies source files from Claude/Codex/Pi
open questions
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