docs: record trajectory context assembly

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2026-08-11 01:37:34 +08:00
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Trajectory has to make prose, machine payloads, token usage, timing, and nested
- Event kind and content form the two stable columns. Role tags align toward the content, nested subtools receive a small indentation, and CSS truncation preserves the available preview width. Token usage and duration stay in the inspector.
- Product prose uses the existing sans stack. Turn ids, token counts, durations, tool calls, raw payloads, and other machine data use the existing code stack.
- Existing theme tokens own both light and dark rendering. Neutral borders and surfaces form the structure; distinct low-emphasis role hues support scanning without carrying success or failure meaning, while business blue identifies selection, links, and focus.
- Session owns one contiguous Event window, paging state, live gap repair, and reconnect rebuild. Chat and Trajectory register separate business Definitions against the shared `ConversationNodeAssembler`; Trajectory reads its target snapshot from `Session.views` and requests one older Session page when the user reaches the loaded range's top. Its Definitions and target builder derive event order, the schema index, and Requests without making those structures part of the Chat snapshot.
- Session owns one contiguous Event window, paging state, live gap repair, and reconnect rebuild. Chat and Trajectory register separate business Definitions against the shared `ConversationNodeAssembler`; Trajectory reads its target snapshot from `Session.views` and requests one older Session page when the user reaches the loaded range's top. The [Trajectory Context assembly decision](../architecture/2026-08-11-trajectory-conversation-context-assembly.md) owns its exact-ID Definitions, stage Builder, and complexity bounds.
- Ordinary generation and compaction calls form one chronological Request projection, distinguished by purpose rather than separate collections. Effective prompt state and its change ride the Request that introduced them; compaction and prompt changes are not independent inspection entities. Request numbering and cumulative usage cover the loaded history window and expand as older pages arrive.
- Call schemas come from the active recorded Request header. Keyless snapshot fixtures deliberately replace that catalog with the non-array `{{tools}}` token, which the durable inspection boundary treats as unavailable instead of attempting to project or fabricate schemas.
- Selecting a record or Request opens an inspector inside Trajectory. Tabs and Summary sections follow the selected entity: Markdown messages expose rendered content, source fields, provider/model fields, and hierarchy views; tools add JSON payload/result and schema views; Requests add options, usage, timing, and result navigation. Scrollable Summary regions keep their scrollbar thumbs transparent until hover or `focus-within`, while retaining the scrollbar reservation and scroll behavior. Images render as media rather than serialized data.