Caprock Files

Added

• What you ask Gemini CLI is kept, like every other agent's prompt. Gemini sessions started from Caprock now record the question, so Memory can find a session by what you asked it. Sessions from before keep none.
• OpenCode replies can be found by the question you asked. What you type in OpenCode is now stored like a Claude Code prompt, so Memory search finds a reply by your own words, and an untitled session is described by its first question. Sessions read before are filled in on the first start. Text OpenCode or another app adds to a message on its own is left out.

Fixed

• A DeepSeek Harness session's timeline shows what you asked. The prompt rows were blank, because DeepSeek keeps the prompt under a different name.
• A session shows the model it runs on, not its subagent's. When a session's subagent ran on a different model — an Opus session sending an Explore task to Haiku — the session took the subagent's model on its card, in the session lists and in the context window it was measured against. The subagent's turns still count toward the session's and the day's cost, by their own model. Sessions already stored with the wrong model are corrected once, on the next start.
• Context fill no longer drops while a subagent works. The badge measured the session's last turn, and a subagent's last turn starts from a small prompt of its own, so a nearly full context read nearly empty until the subagent finished. It now measures the session's own last turn.
• Memory search finds the reply to a question asked earlier in time. A reply was matched to whichever prompt Caprock happened to store just before it, so a question stored later than its answer — all of OpenCode's history, a few Claude Code exchanges — never found it, and some replies were tied to an older question than the one they answered.
• DeepSeek sessions no longer list injected instructions as your prompts. The AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and runtime-context blocks stored before this was fixed are removed once, checked against DeepSeek's own transcripts.