Reports load instantly on repeat clicks without redundant processing
When you repeatedly click to view the "Today" or "Last 7 days" HTML report, it now pops up instantly instead of making you wait. Previously, every time you opened the report, the program would re-open and re-parse all your Antigravity conversation databases and Codex's OTel trace log (a detailed diary of every step the software took) completely from scratch. It would even repeatedly recalculate the same local dates and working directory mappings during a single report generation. Now, appropriate caches (a mechanism that temporarily stores calculated results to be reused later) have been added to all three areas. It uses file-level caching for the SQLite (a lightweight database) sources, and in-memory caching for repeated calculations within a single report build. As a result, clicking the same time period a second time is dramatically faster, with no change to the final numbers. It's like a restaurant cashier who used to run back into the kitchen to recount the order tickets and punch the calculator all over again every time you asked for a receipt duplicate; now, they just write the subtotal on a sticky note, so if you ask for the same bill again, they can hand it to you in a split second.