Render a session as a standalone HTML file that draws its transcript with the SAME components as the Companion session screen.
npm run build:web writes transcript-export.html into the web bundle. That page holds
all its code, styles and fonts, and one empty data element. This namespace copies the page
and writes the session's JSON into that element: the gateway's own transcript rows
(state/transcript-page), the session title, agent name and workspace, the ids of the
session's subagents, the team rows of the turns that started them and the bytes of each
artifact that the steps name. The page needs no gateway and no network when it opens.
The bundle is found through VIS_WEB_DIR ([[web/configured-root]]), the folder the
gateway serves the web app from. Without it, an export fails with a message that says how
to build it; there is no second renderer to fall back to.
md writes the same document as Markdown, as the Compact mode of the session screen shows
it. digest-summary writes each digest row with the words and counts of that screen.
Render a session as a standalone HTML file that draws its transcript with the SAME components as the Companion session screen. `npm run build:web` writes `transcript-export.html` into the web bundle. That page holds all its code, styles and fonts, and one empty data element. This namespace copies the page and writes the session's JSON into that element: the gateway's own transcript rows (`state/transcript-page`), the session title, agent name and workspace, the ids of the session's subagents, the team rows of the turns that started them and the bytes of each artifact that the steps name. The page needs no gateway and no network when it opens. The bundle is found through `VIS_WEB_DIR` ([[web/configured-root]]), the folder the gateway serves the web app from. Without it, an export fails with a message that says how to build it; there is no second renderer to fall back to. [[md]] writes the same document as Markdown, as the Compact mode of the session screen shows it. [[digest-summary]] writes each digest row with the words and counts of that screen.
The empty data element of the export page. The page reads its JSON from this element.
The empty data element of the export page. The page reads its JSON from this element.
(digest-summary forms)The digest row of the steps of one note, as the session screen's Compact mode writes it:
the Activity tally (3 mutations · 5 observations), then the failed and cancelled counts.
Without Activity it says RAW EXECUTION, or THINKING when no step ran code. The measured
time of the forms follows.
The digest row of the steps of one note, as the session screen's Compact mode writes it: the Activity tally (`3 mutations · 5 observations`), then the failed and cancelled counts. Without Activity it says `RAW EXECUTION`, or `THINKING` when no step ran code. The measured time of the forms follows.
(export-data sid)The JSON document of the export page for session sid, or nil when no session has that id.
The turns are the complete rows of the session screen: no window and no step limit.
The JSON document of the export page for session `sid`, or nil when no session has that id. The turns are the complete rows of the session screen: no window and no step limit.
(failed-tools-markdown turns)The closed Failed tools section of a Markdown export, or an empty string when no call failed.
Each failed call shows its step, the first line of its error and its code. A call fails when it
names a tool and returns an error, which is the rule of tool_failure_count, so the list and
the count agree.
The closed Failed tools section of a Markdown export, or an empty string when no call failed. Each failed call shows its step, the first line of its error and its code. A call fails when it names a tool and returns an error, which is the rule of `tool_failure_count`, so the list and the count agree.
(fill template data)The export page template with data written into its data element. Throws when the
page has no data element or more than one, because then the page is not an export page.
The export page `template` with `data` written into its data element. Throws when the page has no data element or more than one, because then the page is not an export page.
(html sid)The standalone HTML export of session sid, or nil when no session has that id. Throws
with a build hint when the web bundle holds no export page.
The standalone HTML export of session `sid`, or nil when no session has that id. Throws with a build hint when the web bundle holds no export page.
(markdown data)The Markdown export of the export document data: each turn as Compact mode shows it. A
run of steps is its note, then one closed digest that holds the thinking, code and
Activity of its steps. Artifacts are named, not inlined.
The Markdown export of the export document `data`: each turn as Compact mode shows it. A run of steps is its note, then one closed digest that holds the thinking, code and Activity of its steps. Artifacts are named, not inlined.
(md sid)The Markdown export of session sid, or nil when no session has that id.
The Markdown export of session `sid`, or nil when no session has that id.
(metrics-markdown session usage)The closed Metrics section of a Markdown export: the numbers and labels of the metrics panel
under the METRICS row of the HTML export. usage is the session's usage rollup, or nil.
The closed Metrics section of a Markdown export: the numbers and labels of the metrics panel under the METRICS row of the HTML export. `usage` is the session's usage rollup, or nil.
The export page inside the web bundle.
The export page inside the web bundle.
(template-file)(template-file dir)The export page of the web bundle in dir (VIS_WEB_DIR by default), or nil.
The export page of the web bundle in `dir` (`VIS_WEB_DIR` by default), or nil.
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