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# br8n — Capture Persist a workspace snapshot so a later `/br8n:pickup` can replay it. The snapshot becomes a Finding in the repo+branch KB. The load-bearing field is the **`hypothesis`** — a one-line statement of current intent; it makes recovery 3–5× faster, so always try to fill it. Capture is **multi-session**: it snapshots the current session inline (Steps 0–3), then in the **background** sweeps every *other* live Claude Code session and snapshots each distinct repo+branch too (Step 4). So one `/br8n:capture` checkpoints all your concurrent work at once, not just the window you're in. ## Step 0 — Resolve target `project` = git repo basename, `kb` = git branch (see [`../_shared/preamble-first.md`](../_shared/preamble-first.md)). No prior tap needed — capture is a pure write. ## Step 1 — Gather workspace state Collect from the environment (skip any that fail — all are optional except trigger and captured_at): ```bash git rev-parse --show-toplevel # project_path / repo git branch --show-current # branch git diff --stat # git_diff_stat ``` - `captured_at` — current ISO-8601 timestamp. - `trigger` — `"manual"` for a user-invoked capture (other values: `blur`, `checkout`, `idle`, `note`). - `cursor_file` / `cursor_line` / `open_files` — from the user if they mention what they're editing; otherwise omit. - `terminal_tail` — last relevant command output if the user pastes it. ## Step 2 — Write the hypothesis, then capture If t