@jhizzard/termdeck 0.3.5 → 0.3.6

package/README.md

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 ### Tier 3 — Add Rumen for async learning
 
-Rumen is a separate npm package — `@jhizzard/rumen@0.3.6` — that ships as a Supabase Edge Function designed to run on a 15-minute `pg_cron` schedule. It's the async reflection layer over Mnestra: it reads recent session memories, cross-references them with your entire historical corpus via hybrid search, synthesizes insights via Claude Haiku, and writes the results back into `rumen_insights` (a new table alongside Mnestra's `memory_items`). TermDeck's Flashback and Claude Code's `memory_recall` both automatically benefit because insights flow back into the same database.
+Rumen is a separate npm package — `@jhizzard/rumen@0.4.0` — that ships as a Supabase Edge Function designed to run on a 15-minute `pg_cron` schedule. It's the async reflection layer over Mnestra: it reads recent session memories, cross-references them with your entire historical corpus via hybrid search, synthesizes insights via Claude Haiku, and writes the results back into `rumen_insights` (a new table alongside Mnestra's `memory_items`). TermDeck's Flashback and Claude Code's `memory_recall` both automatically benefit because insights flow back into the same database.
 
 **Rumen is live.** First full-kickstart run against a production Mnestra store on 2026-04-15 19:47 UTC: **111 sessions processed, 111 insights generated** in one pass. Insights surfaced patterns like "the error detection regex in Flashback misses `No such file or directory` — same class of blind spot as X" and "Practice sessions exist as a separate model but frontend components were built and never wired into the schedule view." The cognitive loop is closed.
 
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 - **Not magic.** It fires on pattern-matched status transitions from the PTY output analyzer (non-zero exits, `Error:` / `Traceback` / `panic:` / `command not found` / similar). If the analyzer misses your error class, no Flashback. Pattern tuning is an ongoing process.
 - **Not a replacement for reading docs.** It's the shortest path to a memory you already wrote. If the memory isn't there, the feature does nothing.
-- **Not fully local by default.** Tier 2+ reaches out to Supabase for storage and OpenAI for embeddings. Tier 1 is fully local. A fully-local Tier 2 (local Postgres + local embeddings) is on the Sprint 3 roadmap.
+- **Not fully local by default.** Tier 2+ reaches out to Supabase for storage and OpenAI for embeddings. Tier 1 is fully local. A fully-local Tier 2 (local Postgres + local embeddings) is on the roadmap.
 - **Not free forever.** Tier 2+ pays OpenAI fractions of a cent per memory for embeddings. Self-hosted embeddings via Ollama are on the roadmap.
-- **Not proven at scale.** v0.2.5, validated against 3,527 memories in one developer's production store. First full Rumen kickstart on 2026-04-15 processed 111 sessions into 111 insights in one pass. No multi-user data yet. Bug reports and issues welcome.
+- **Not proven at scale.** v0.3.5, validated against 3,527 memories in one developer's production store. First full Rumen kickstart on 2026-04-15 processed 111 sessions into 111 insights in one pass. No multi-user data yet. Bug reports and issues welcome.
 
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package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@jhizzard/termdeck",
-  "version": "0.3.5",
+  "version": "0.3.6",
   "description": "Browser-based terminal multiplexer with metadata overlays, panel flashback memory recall, and AI-aware session management",
   "bin": {
     "termdeck": "./packages/cli/src/index.js"