When fast returns hits whose snippets all look like the same keywords
echoing (because the searched topic IS the subject of those sessions —
e.g. searching 'session_search' in sessions about session_search),
the snippets are decorative, not signal. The temptation is to pivot to
find/grep/raw SQL — same shape failure as reflexive summary, just with
manual archaeology instead of LLM telephone.
New schema section instructs: don't pivot, drill. bookend_end carries
the session's prose resolution that the snippets routinely miss.
Observed failure that motivated this: an assistant asked to find a
recently-drafted PR body got fast results with the right session in the
top 5, but the snippets were wall-to-wall '>>>session_search<<<' markers,
so it pivoted to find/sqlite3 and burned ~10 minutes. The right session's
bookend_end contained 'Draft written to <path>' — exactly the artefact
being searched for.
No behavioural change; schema-only. 106/106 passing.
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