Watch MultiVault actually work

Scenario: You're prepping for a board call in 20 minutes. Your notes live in ~/Ops/board/, your calendar is a exported .ics.

▸ Watcher fires — 14:38:02
changed: Ops/board/Q3-metrics-draft.md (+312 words)
changed: Ops/calendar/founders.ics (1 event updated)
incremental reindex: 2 docs, 41ms · vault sealed AES-256-GCM

▸ Claude Desktop → get_context
query: "why did Q3 net revenue retention drop"

▸ Returned (BM25 + semantic fusion, RRF):
1. Q3-metrics-draft.md §NRR — "NRR 104% vs 118% in Q2; driven by two Enterprise downgrades (Halberd, Ravello) totaling $84k ARR."
2. churn-calls/ravello-2024-09-11.md — "They flagged seat consolidation after the reorg." (no keyword overlap with query — surfaced by semantic mode)
3. founders.ics — "Board Sync, Thu 15:00, agenda item 3: retention narrative"

▸ vault_status
docs 1,847 · index fresh · last seal 14:38:02 · semantic model: local · network calls: 0

▸ MultiWitness
entry #2,204 · get_context · 3 docs served · sha256 f4c1…9ab2 · chain intact

Honest scope: MultiVault indexes what's on your disk. If your board notes live only in Notion or Slack, MultiVault won't reach them — it has no cloud connectors and no OAuth by design. Whether a given sync tool leaves usable plain files on disk varies by tool, so I won't promise one does. Anything already in a local folder plus an .ics calendar file, it handles from the moment the watcher starts.