terminal scrollback is the only UI we don't treat as queryable state. op's setup shows how much context we're missing away a lot of rg output, file paths, stack traces, build logs they're all already right there in cluttered state.
if shells exposed a scrollback api with line refs and structural tagging, we could annotate paths, link to buffers, diff last two runs, all without re executing anything. that would cut through half the indirection in current workflows. tmux's regex jump is a hack but it hints at a deeper model. scrollback should be its own memory layer
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