The Debrief Blog

Storyboards now accept several scenes at the same instant, ordered by capture sequence — analysts no longer have to nudge the clock to capture multi-viewport moments.

Four storyboard playback gaps closed together — display-mode capture, real viewport rectangles, active-scene halo, and Storyboard-grouped scenes.

Drawing mode and palette index now persist across VS Code webview reloads via session-state wiring.

Closing a deliberate half-step from spec 241 — every byte that lands in the STAC catalog now crosses the same writer boundary.

Promoted spec 241's tactical scene-thumbnail regex to a first-class LinkML shape with documented pairing and ULID rules — and a Python audit for the constraints JSON Schema can't express.

Same Backlog Navigator app, same parser and push pipeline, now usable on a phone — installable as a PWA with an offline app shell.

Web-shell captures, edits, and new tracks now persist across reloads via IndexedDB, behind a shared StacWriter interface used by both hosts.

Lifted the bundled catalog to STAC 1.1.0, swapped bespoke debrief lineage fields for the standard processing and file extensions, and proved it renders in radiantearth/stac-browser.

Turned the 230-row pipe-delimited BACKLOG.md into a sortable, filterable, group-by-epic web app with staged edits and a deliberate Push Changes PR.

Save a plot and get a persistent PNG thumbnail; browse your catalog gallery by clicking through the filtered list.