Fig. 00 — Gathering
Quiet field notes about capture, design memory, and making references useful to the agents beside you.
Saved references become valuable when the reasoning between them survives the next project.
A Sesavu brief does not replace the source material. It gives the collection a legible thesis, palette roles, type and spacing notes, and citations back to the references that earned each claim. That makes the folder useful to a human today and an agent six weeks later.
Linked, previewed and captured are promises about different amounts of material.
A saved URL is useful immediately, but it is not the same as a durable archived copy. The product direction keeps those states visible so a creator knows what can still disappear and what would be safe in a durable library. Honest state is quieter than a false success message—and much more useful.
A focused reference collection is a more durable instruction than a paragraph of aesthetic adjectives.
Agents work better when taste has evidence: the exact pages, frames, details and rules a creator chose. The Sesavu prototype explores packaging that context into a small brief and source manifest, so tools could build from a point of view without trawling an unbounded feed.
