qmap · c24activestarted Apr 17Auto draft — not yet reviewed

Synthetic Live Session Replay

Looks done — ready to closeThe replay works and c28 built the live version on it; the Outcome and the reuse recommendation are all that is missing.

To close: Write the Outcome, including whether the replay seam should move into the library and whether the arrow blink is fixed. · Move it from Active to HISTORY.md.

last activity Apr 21

Why we did this

Before wiring up real live sessions, we needed to rehearse how a map grows over time: things appearing, lines piling up and phases changing, without the layout jumping about.

What happened

A repeatable ten-second replay of an invented agent session plays through four phases on the map, and can be paused, rewound and scrubbed. The Outcome was never written.

Half a second in: the agent and its user, alone — Early → finalThe map now grows over ten seconds, from the agent alone to the whole session.

Ten seconds: hosts, files and MCP servers all on stage — Early → finalThe map now grows over ten seconds, from the agent alone to the whole session.

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Synthetic Live Session Replay Plan

What changed

The change that matters most, in plain words. Open any one to see it.

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The map now grows over ten seconds, from the agent alone to the whole session.
A session that unfolds · came from Mark Parson

Also in this cycle

Pause, restart or scrub, and the map lands on exactly the same state. In words
The plan traced why arrows blinked on every update and set out to remove only the ones that really went away. In words

How we got here

Each change, traced back to the conversation it came from. A solid mark means the record names the source; a dashed one was matched by the draft and waits for review.

Someone saidWe decidedSo now

Someone said

From the record: no recorded conversation behind this one.

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We decided

qmap-c24-D1 Three layers: a written scenario, a compiler that turns it into timed events, and a playback source the map reads like any other session. — Mark Parson

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So now

The map now grows over ten seconds, from the agent alone to the whole session.