Claude session where I created my /mr-sync command, and also the /export command I used to export this :)

claude-session-2026-01-28-175042.md

Claude Code Session Export

Exported: 2026-01-28 17:50:42

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User

2026-01-28 18:03:44

I'm going to paste some terminal output to use as context for my upcoming prompt. Read this and understand what's going on. Note that my odh-sync-mr command is an alias that calls the npm run update-subtree command.

Here's the output:

<truncated - this was large CLI output from a previous successful sync where I managed conflicts by hand>

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:03:58

I understand the context. You ran a subtree sync (npm run update-subtree) to pull in upstream changes from the kubeflow/model-registry repository into your odh-dashboard monorepo.

The sync applied 21 commits, but hit two conflicts along the way:

1. Commit 20/21 - "Add tensor type filter to basic filters (#2135)" - conflicted in:

   • mockCatalogFilterOptionsList.ts
   • modelCatalogTypes.ts

2. Commit 21/21 - "Model destination location Form Fields (#2141)" - conflicted in:

   • RegistrationModelLocationFields.tsx (which you currently have open)

You resolved both conflicts by staging with git add . and running --continue, and the sync completed successfully.

What would you like me to help you with next?

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User

2026-01-28 18:11:32

Look at this PR. opendatahub-io/odh-dashboard#6018 It's an example of what I open when I want to merge this kind of sync. I want to prepare a new similar PR for the sync I just did.

Note a few details about it:

1. In its title, it has a short sha1 of the upstream commit it is syncing to. This can be found in the latest commit's message.
2. In its description it links to all the kubeflow/model-registry PRs (in chronological order) that are referenced by numbers in the commit log made by the update-subtree script. You can also look at the git log of my current branch to see those commit numbers.
3. Note also that the description has info about how it has been tested.
4. Note that it includes a "Summary by CodeRabbit" section. We should not include that, it gets generated and added by a separate bot after the PR is opened.

This example PR doesn't describe any conflicts it encountered, but if there were conflicts (like there were this time), we should include an additional subsection of the Description section that details the conflicts that were resolved.

Based on what you've learned from the CLI output and this example PR, make a plan for how to open one of these sync PRs. I want to make a new claude command for that, which could be used generically for any sync and not specifically this one.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:11:35

Let me fetch that PR to understand the format and structure.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:11:36

Tool: Bash - Fetch PR #6018 details from GitHub

gh pr view 6018 --repo opendatahub-io/odh-dashboard --json title,body

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:11:37

Tool: Bash - View recent commit log to see the sync commits

git log --oneline -20

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:11:46

Now let me look at the files that had conflicts to document them properly.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:11:46

Tool: Bash - Check where main branch is

git log --oneline -1 main

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:11:47

Tool: Bash - Find commits that had conflicts

git log main..HEAD --oneline | grep "resolved conflicts"

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:11:53

Now I have enough context. Let me write a plan for creating a generic Claude command for sync PRs.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:12:19

Tool: Write /Users/mturley/.claude/plans/tingly-bubbling-boot.md

Plan content

# Plan: Create a Claude Command for Model Registry Sync PRs

## Goal
Create a reusable Claude command (e.g., `/mr-sync-pr`) that can be invoked after running `npm run update-subtree` to automatically generate and open a PR for syncing upstream changes from kubeflow/model-registry.

## PR Format (based on example PR #6018)

### Title Format
```
Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <short-sha>
```
Where `<short-sha>` is the first 7 characters of the upstream commit being synced to.

### Body Format
```markdown
## Description

Sync to pull in changes from:
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/<PR1>
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/<PR2>
...

### Conflicts Resolved (if any)
<!-- Only include this section if there were conflicts -->

The following conflicts were resolved during this sync:

**PR #XXXX - <title>**
- `path/to/conflicting/file1.tsx`
- `path/to/conflicting/file2.ts`

## How Has This Been Tested?

Tested by running backend, frontend and the federated MR package separately [as described in this doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vP0B2KeF_XL6PSPN4h-LsBzoTES_Y3YlosFl_pN6rkw/edit?tab=t.0), verifying existing behavior in the files this diff touches, and verifying the incoming changes.

Also ran unit tests: `npm run test:unit`
and ran type check: `npm run test:type-check`
(both in `packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`)

## Test Impact

Upstream changes include their own tests.

## Request review criteria:
...
```

## Implementation Plan

### Step 1: Create the command file
Create `/Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard/.claude/commands/mr-sync-pr.md`

### Step 2: Command Logic
The command should:

1. **Find the base branch** - Determine where the current branch diverged from `main`

2. **Extract upstream commit SHA** - Parse the latest sync commit message to get the upstream commit hash (e.g., from "Update @odh-dashboard/model-registry: ... (#2141) (resolved conflicts)" look at the package.json or the commit that set the tracking)

3. **Collect PR references** - Parse all sync commits since main to extract PR numbers:
   - Look for patterns like `(#XXXX)` in commit messages
   - Filter to only commits that have actual file changes (not just "tracking" commits)
   - Order chronologically (oldest first)

4. **Identify conflicts** - Find commits marked with "(resolved conflicts)" and:
   - Extract the PR number and title
   - Get the list of files that were modified in that commit (these are the conflict files)

5. **Generate PR title** - Format: `Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <7-char-sha>`

6. **Generate PR body** - Build the description with:
   - Links to all upstream PRs in chronological order
   - Conflicts section (if any)
   - Standard testing section
   - Standard checklist

7. **Push branch and create PR** - Use `gh pr create`

### Step 3: Command Template Structure

```markdown
# mr-sync-pr

Open a PR for syncing upstream model-registry changes.

## Instructions

1. Verify we're on a sync branch (not main)
2. Parse git log from main..HEAD to extract:
   - All PR numbers from commit messages
   - Commits with "(resolved conflicts)" marker
3. Get upstream commit SHA from latest sync commit or package.json
4. Build PR description
5. Push branch if needed
6. Create PR with `gh pr create`
```

## Files to Create/Modify

| File | Action |
|------|--------|
| `.claude/commands/mr-sync-pr.md` | Create - Claude command definition |

## Verification

After implementing:
1. Run the command on the current `mr-sync-2026-01-28` branch
2. Verify the generated PR has:
   - Correct title with short SHA `28ac0bd`
   - Links to PRs #2137, #2143, #2145, #2135, #2141 (chronological)
   - Conflicts section mentioning #2135 and #2141 with their respective files
   - Standard testing and checklist sections

## Questions for User

1. Should the command also run the tests (`npm run test:unit` and `npm run test:type-check`) before creating the PR, or just document that they should be run?
2. Should the command push the branch automatically, or prompt first?
3. Is there a preferred location for Claude commands in this repo (`.claude/commands/` or elsewhere)?

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:12:24

I've created an initial plan. Before finalizing, I have a few questions:

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:12:29

Tool: AskUserQuestion

• Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?
• Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?
• Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?

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User

2026-01-28 18:13:21

User answered questions: User has answered your questions: "Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?"="Yes, run tests first", "Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?"="Prompt first", "Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?"=".claude/commands/". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:13:24

Good, I have the answers. Let me also check if there's an existing .claude/commands/ directory to understand the format.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:13:25

Tool: Glob .claude/**/*.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:13:25

Tool: Bash - Check if .claude directory exists

ls -la .claude/ 2>/dev/null || echo "No .claude directory exists yet"

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:13:35

Now let me update the plan with the user's preferences and finalize it.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:14:00

Tool: Write /Users/mturley/.claude/plans/tingly-bubbling-boot.md

Plan content

# Plan: Create a Claude Command for Model Registry Sync PRs

## Goal
Create a reusable Claude command `/mr-sync-pr` that can be invoked after running `npm run update-subtree` to automatically generate and open a PR for syncing upstream changes from kubeflow/model-registry.

## PR Format (based on example PR #6018)

### Title Format
```
Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <short-sha>
```
Where `<short-sha>` is the first 7 characters of the upstream commit being synced to.

### Body Format
```markdown
## Description

Sync to pull in changes from:
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/<PR1>
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/<PR2>
...

### Conflicts Resolved (if any)

The following conflicts were resolved during this sync:

**PR #XXXX - <title>**
- `path/to/conflicting/file1.tsx`
- `path/to/conflicting/file2.ts`

## How Has This Been Tested?

Tested by running backend, frontend and the federated MR package separately [as described in this doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vP0B2KeF_XL6PSPN4h-LsBzoTES_Y3YlosFl_pN6rkw/edit?tab=t.0), verifying existing behavior in the files this diff touches, and verifying the incoming changes.

Also ran unit tests: `npm run test:unit`
and ran type check: `npm run test:type-check`
(both in `packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`)

## Test Impact

Upstream changes include their own tests.

## Request review criteria:
[standard checklist from PR template]
```

---

## Implementation Steps

### Step 1: Create directory structure
```
.claude/commands/mr-sync-pr.md
```

### Step 2: Command file content

The command file will contain instructions for Claude to:

1. **Verify prerequisites**
   - Confirm we're on a branch other than `main`
   - Confirm there are sync commits since `main`

2. **Run tests first**
   - Run `npm run test:unit` in `packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`
   - Run `npm run test:type-check` in `packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`
   - Fail and report if tests don't pass

3. **Extract sync information from git log**
   - Parse `git log main..HEAD --oneline` to find all sync commits
   - Extract PR numbers from commit messages (pattern: `(#XXXX)`)
   - Filter to only include commits with actual file changes (exclude "tracking" commits)
   - Identify commits with "(resolved conflicts)" marker

4. **Get upstream commit SHA**
   - Look at the latest sync commit message or package.json to get the upstream commit hash
   - Take first 7 characters for short SHA

5. **For each conflict commit, get the files involved**
   - Use `git show --name-only <commit-sha>` to list files changed
   - These represent the files where conflicts were resolved

6. **Build PR content**
   - Title: `Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <short-sha>`
   - Body: Assembled from template with dynamic PR links and conflict info

7. **Push and create PR**
   - Prompt user before pushing branch to origin
   - Use `gh pr create` with the generated title and body

---

## Files to Create

| File | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `.claude/commands/mr-sync-pr.md` | Claude command with instructions for generating sync PRs |

---

## Verification

After implementation, test on the current `mr-sync-2026-01-28` branch:

1. Run `/mr-sync-pr`
2. Verify tests run first
3. Verify generated PR has:
   - Title: `Sync from kubeflow/model-registry 28ac0bd`
   - Links to PRs #2137, #2143, #2145, #2135, #2141 (in chronological order)
   - Conflicts section for #2135 and #2141 with their respective files
   - Standard testing and checklist sections
4. Verify it prompts before pushing
5. Verify PR is created successfully

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:14:06

The plan is ready. It covers creating a /mr-sync-pr Claude command that will:

1. Run tests first (unit tests and type-check)
2. Parse the git log to extract all synced PR numbers and identify conflicts
3. Build the PR title with the upstream commit short SHA
4. Build the PR body with links to upstream PRs, conflict details, and standard testing/checklist sections
5. Prompt before pushing, then create the PR

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:14:06

Tool: ExitPlanMode

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User

2026-01-28 18:23:09

User feedback: We can't get the specific files that had conflicts just by looking at the commit, right? You only identified them from my output since I happened to run git status while resolving them. I wonder if what we need to do is make a command that does this whole sync step by step from the beginning (actually creating a branch and running the update-subtree script, and asking the user to resolve conflicts and ask claude to git add them and continue). During this process claude can collect info from git about the conflicts that were being resolved before continuing the update-subtree script. Finally, it can ask the user whether they are ready to open a PR and proceed with the rest of the plan we already outlined, including more detailed information about the conflicts. The command should not rely on my odh-sync-mr alias, and instead run npm run update-subtree directly.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:23:17

You're right - I can only identify the conflicting files from git status during active conflict resolution, not from the commit history afterward. A command that orchestrates the entire sync process would capture that information in real-time.

Let me update the plan for a more comprehensive /mr-sync command.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:23:52

Tool: Write /Users/mturley/.claude/plans/tingly-bubbling-boot.md

Plan content

# Plan: Create a Claude Command for Model Registry Sync

## Goal
Create a comprehensive `/mr-sync` command that orchestrates the entire sync process from start to finish, including:
- Creating a sync branch
- Running the update-subtree script
- Helping resolve conflicts (tracking which files had conflicts)
- Continuing the script after conflicts
- Running tests
- Opening a PR with detailed conflict information

## Why This Approach
The conflict file information is only available during active conflict resolution (via `git status` showing "Unmerged paths"). Once conflicts are resolved and committed, that information is lost - the commit only shows all modified files, not which ones specifically had conflicts.

By orchestrating the entire process, Claude can capture conflict details in real-time.

---

## Command Workflow

### Phase 1: Setup
1. **Check prerequisites**
   - Confirm we're on `main` branch (or ask if user wants to switch)
   - Ensure working directory is clean

2. **Create sync branch**
   - Generate branch name: `mr-sync-YYYY-MM-DD`
   - Run `git checkout -b <branch-name>`

### Phase 2: Run Sync Script
3. **Execute update-subtree**
   - Run `npm run update-subtree` in the repo root
   - Parse output to detect:
     - Successfully applied commits
     - Conflict detection (look for "Conflict detected" in output)
     - The upstream commit SHA being synced to

### Phase 3: Conflict Resolution Loop
4. **When conflicts are detected:**
   - Run `git status` to identify files in "Unmerged paths"
   - Store the conflict information:
     - Which commit/PR caused the conflict
     - Which specific files had conflicts
   - Present the conflicting files to the user
   - Ask user to resolve conflicts manually (they edit files in their IDE)
   - Wait for user to confirm resolution is complete
   - Run `git add <conflicting-files>` to stage resolved files
   - Run `npm run update-subtree -- --continue`
   - Repeat if more conflicts are encountered

5. **Track conflict data throughout**
   - Build a data structure like:
     ```
     conflicts = [
       {
         pr: "#2135",
         title: "Add tensor type filter to basic filters",
         files: ["mockCatalogFilterOptionsList.ts", "modelCatalogTypes.ts"]
       },
       {
         pr: "#2141",
         title: "Model destination location Form Fields",
         files: ["RegistrationModelLocationFields.tsx"]
       }
     ]
     ```

### Phase 4: Post-Sync
6. **Run tests**
   - `cd packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`
   - Run `npm run test:unit`
   - Run `npm run test:type-check`
   - Report results; if failures, let user decide how to proceed

7. **Ask user if ready to open PR**
   - If yes, proceed to PR creation
   - If no, exit and tell user they can run `/mr-sync-pr` later (or re-run this command)

### Phase 5: PR Creation
8. **Extract PR information from git log**
   - Parse `git log main..HEAD --oneline`
   - Extract all PR numbers from commit messages
   - Get upstream commit short SHA for title

9. **Build PR content**
   - Title: `Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <short-sha>`
   - Body with:
     - Links to all upstream PRs (chronological order)
     - Conflicts section with detailed file lists (from tracked data)
     - Standard testing section
     - Standard checklist

10. **Push and create PR**
    - Prompt before pushing branch
    - Use `gh pr create` with generated content
    - Report PR URL to user

---

## PR Format

### Title
```
Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <7-char-sha>
```

### Body
```markdown
## Description

Sync to pull in changes from:
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/2137
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/2143
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/2145
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/2135
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/2141

### Conflicts Resolved

The following conflicts were resolved during this sync:

**[#2135 - Add tensor type filter to basic filters](https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/2135)**
- `src/__mocks__/mockCatalogFilterOptionsList.ts`
- `src/app/modelCatalogTypes.ts`

**[#2141 - Model destination location Form Fields](https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/2141)**
- `src/app/pages/modelRegistry/screens/RegisterModel/RegistrationModelLocationFields.tsx`

## How Has This Been Tested?

Tested by running backend, frontend and the federated MR package separately [as described in this doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vP0B2KeF_XL6PSPN4h-LsBzoTES_Y3YlosFl_pN6rkw/edit?tab=t.0), verifying existing behavior in the files this diff touches, and verifying the incoming changes.

Also ran unit tests: `npm run test:unit`
and ran type check: `npm run test:type-check`
(both in `packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`)

## Test Impact

Upstream changes include their own tests.

## Request review criteria:

Self checklist (all need to be checked):
- [ ] The developer has manually tested the changes and verified that the changes work
- [ ] Testing instructions have been added in the PR body (for PRs involving changes that are not immediately obvious).
- [ ] The developer has added tests or explained why testing cannot be added
- [ ] The code follows our Best Practices

If you have UI changes:
- [ ] Included any necessary screenshots or gifs if it was a UI change.
- [ ] Included tags to the UX team if it was a UI/UX change.

After the PR is posted & before it merges:
- [ ] The developer has tested their solution on a cluster
```

---

## Files to Create

| File | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `.claude/commands/mr-sync.md` | Claude command with full sync workflow instructions |

---

## Verification

Test on this repo:
1. Start from `main` branch with clean working directory
2. Run `/mr-sync`
3. Verify it creates a dated branch
4. Verify it runs the update-subtree script
5. When conflicts occur, verify it:
   - Shows which files have conflicts
   - Waits for user to resolve
   - Stages files after user confirms
   - Continues the script
   - Tracks conflict info
6. Verify tests run after sync completes
7. Verify it prompts before opening PR
8. Verify PR has correct title, PR links, and conflict details

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:23:57

The plan now describes a comprehensive /mr-sync command that orchestrates the entire process from branch creation through PR opening, capturing conflict details in real-time.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:24:00

Tool: AskUserQuestion

• When conflicts are detected, how much help should Claude provide during resolution?

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User

2026-01-28 18:24:22

User answered questions: User has answered your questions: "When conflicts are detected, how much help should Claude provide during resolution?"="Suggest resolutions". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:24:31

Tool: Edit /Users/mturley/.claude/plans/tingly-bubbling-boot.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:24:34

Let me also update the verification section to reflect the conflict resolution assistance.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:24:44

The plan is complete. It describes a /mr-sync command that:

1. Creates a dated sync branch from main
2. Runs npm run update-subtree
3. When conflicts occur:
   • Identifies conflicting files
   • Reads and analyzes the conflict markers
   • Suggests resolutions for each conflict
   • Applies fixes (with user approval) or waits for manual resolution
   • Tracks conflict details for the PR
4. Runs tests after sync completes
5. Opens a PR with detailed conflict information

---

User

2026-01-28 18:26:05

User feedback: When running npm run update-subtree, you can't run it from the repo root, we need to run it from the packages/model-registry directory.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:26:17

Fixed - the update-subtree commands now specify running from packages/model-registry directory.

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User

2026-01-28 18:30:02

User feedback: The plan seems to reference specific existing PRs, I want to make sure it doesn't put that example content in the new PR and only uses the info it's been collecting. But maybe it's ok because it's just an example of the format? make sure the plan is clear about that.

Also, the plan describes a separate /mr-sync-pr command, are we creating that command too? that command wouldn't have access to the conflict info we collected with /mr-sync, right?

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:30:08

Good points. Let me clarify both issues in the plan.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:30:29

Tool: Read /Users/mturley/.claude/plans/tingly-bubbling-boot.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 18:30:44

The plan now clarifies:

1. All PR content in the template section is explicitly marked as examples only - actual values come from git log and real-time conflict tracking
2. We're creating only one command /mr-sync (removed the /mr-sync-pr reference)
3. The data structure example shows the format, not actual values

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User

2026-01-28 19:07:57

User feedback: In the setup phase, check if we're already on a sync branch and don't create one, so we can use the command to continue a sync in progress if necessary.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 19:08:28

The plan now supports resuming a sync in progress:

• Detects if already on an mr-sync-* branch and continues from there
• Checks for existing unresolved conflicts or staged changes
• Runs --continue when appropriate

---

User

2026-01-28 19:09:40

User feedback: In the setup phase, when creating a branch, if there's already a branch with that name, ask the user if they want to create one with an incremented suffix like -2.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 19:09:49

Done - the setup phase now handles branch name collisions by offering an incremented suffix.

---

User

2026-01-28 19:12:34

Plan approved by user:

Approved plan

# Plan: Create a Claude Command for Model Registry Sync

## Goal
Create a comprehensive `/mr-sync` command that orchestrates the entire sync process from start to finish, including:
- Creating a sync branch
- Running the update-subtree script
- Helping resolve conflicts (tracking which files had conflicts)
- Continuing the script after conflicts
- Running tests
- Opening a PR with detailed conflict information

## Why This Approach
The conflict file information is only available during active conflict resolution (via `git status` showing "Unmerged paths"). Once conflicts are resolved and committed, that information is lost - the commit only shows all modified files, not which ones specifically had conflicts.

By orchestrating the entire process, Claude can capture conflict details in real-time.

---

## Command Workflow

### Phase 1: Setup
1. **Check current branch**
   - If already on a branch matching `mr-sync-*` pattern:
     - Continue with existing branch (supports resuming a sync in progress)
     - Check `git status` for any unresolved conflicts from a previous run
   - If on `main`:
     - Ensure working directory is clean
     - Generate branch name: `mr-sync-YYYY-MM-DD`
     - Check if branch already exists:
       - If yes, ask user if they want to use `mr-sync-YYYY-MM-DD-2` (or `-3`, etc.)
     - Run `git checkout -b <branch-name>`
   - If on any other branch:
     - Ask user if they want to switch to main and start a fresh sync, or abort

### Phase 2: Run Sync Script
2. **Execute update-subtree**
   - Check if there are existing unresolved conflicts (from `git status`)
     - If yes, skip running the script and go straight to conflict resolution (Phase 3)
   - Check if there are staged changes ready to continue (from a previous conflict resolution)
     - If yes, run `npm run update-subtree -- --continue` from `packages/model-registry`
   - Otherwise, run `npm run update-subtree` from `packages/model-registry`
   - Parse output to detect:
     - Successfully applied commits
     - Conflict detection (look for "Conflict detected" in output)
     - The upstream commit SHA being synced to
     - "Already up-to-date" (sync complete, skip to Phase 4)

### Phase 3: Conflict Resolution Loop
4. **When conflicts are detected:**
   - Run `git status` to identify files in "Unmerged paths"
   - Store the conflict information:
     - Which commit/PR caused the conflict
     - Which specific files had conflicts
   - For each conflicting file:
     - Read the file to find conflict markers (`<<<<<<<`, `=======`, `>>>>>>>`)
     - Analyze the "ours" vs "theirs" changes
     - Suggest a resolution strategy (e.g., "take theirs and add X", "merge both changes")
     - Offer to apply the suggested resolution or let user handle manually
   - If user accepts suggestion, apply the fix using Edit tool
   - If user prefers manual resolution, wait for them to confirm completion
   - Run `git add <conflicting-files>` to stage resolved files
   - Run `npm run update-subtree -- --continue` from `packages/model-registry`
   - Repeat if more conflicts are encountered

5. **Track conflict data throughout**
   - Maintain a mental/contextual data structure (example format, NOT actual values):
     ```
     conflicts = [
       { pr: "<number>", title: "<from commit message>", files: ["<paths from git status>"] },
       ...
     ]
     ```
   - This data is collected in real-time during conflict resolution and used later for the PR description

### Phase 4: Post-Sync
6. **Run tests**
   - `cd packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`
   - Run `npm run test:unit`
   - Run `npm run test:type-check`
   - Report results; if failures, let user decide how to proceed

7. **Ask user if ready to open PR**
   - If yes, proceed to PR creation
   - If no, exit (user would need to manually create PR or re-run `/mr-sync` from scratch to get conflict tracking)

### Phase 5: PR Creation
8. **Extract PR information from git log**
   - Parse `git log main..HEAD --oneline`
   - Extract all PR numbers from commit messages
   - Get upstream commit short SHA for title

9. **Build PR content**
   - Title: `Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <short-sha>`
   - Body with:
     - Links to all upstream PRs (chronological order)
     - Conflicts section with detailed file lists (from tracked data)
     - Standard testing section
     - Standard checklist

10. **Push and create PR**
    - Prompt before pushing branch
    - Use `gh pr create` with generated content
    - Report PR URL to user

---

## PR Format (Template)

> **Note:** The PR numbers, SHA, and conflict details below are **examples only**. The actual command will dynamically populate this content from the git log and the conflict data collected during the sync process.

### Title
```
Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <7-char-sha>
```

### Body
```markdown
## Description

Sync to pull in changes from:
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/<PR1>
* https://github.com/kubeflow/model-registry/pull/<PR2>
* ...extracted from git log...

### Conflicts Resolved

The following conflicts were resolved during this sync:

**[#<PR> - <title from commit message>](<upstream PR link>)**
- `<file path tracked during conflict resolution>`
- `<file path tracked during conflict resolution>`

...repeat for each conflict...

## How Has This Been Tested?

Tested by running backend, frontend and the federated MR package separately [as described in this doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vP0B2KeF_XL6PSPN4h-LsBzoTES_Y3YlosFl_pN6rkw/edit?tab=t.0), verifying existing behavior in the files this diff touches, and verifying the incoming changes.

Also ran unit tests: `npm run test:unit`
and ran type check: `npm run test:type-check`
(both in `packages/model-registry/upstream/frontend`)

## Test Impact

Upstream changes include their own tests.

## Request review criteria:

Self checklist (all need to be checked):
- [ ] The developer has manually tested the changes and verified that the changes work
- [ ] Testing instructions have been added in the PR body (for PRs involving changes that are not immediately obvious).
- [ ] The developer has added tests or explained why testing cannot be added
- [ ] The code follows our Best Practices

If you have UI changes:
- [ ] Included any necessary screenshots or gifs if it was a UI change.
- [ ] Included tags to the UX team if it was a UI/UX change.

After the PR is posted & before it merges:
- [ ] The developer has tested their solution on a cluster
```

---

## Files to Create

| File | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `.claude/commands/mr-sync.md` | Claude command with full sync workflow instructions |

---

## Verification

Test scenarios:

### Fresh sync (from main)
1. Start from `main` branch with clean working directory
2. Run `/mr-sync`
3. Verify it creates a dated branch
4. Verify it runs the update-subtree script
5. When conflicts occur, verify it:
   - Shows which files have conflicts
   - Reads each file and shows the conflict markers
   - Suggests a resolution for each conflict
   - Offers to apply the fix or let user handle manually
   - Stages files after resolution
   - Continues the script
   - Tracks conflict info for PR description
6. Verify tests run after sync completes
7. Verify it prompts before opening PR
8. Verify PR has correct title, PR links, and conflict details

### Resume sync (from existing branch)
1. Start from an `mr-sync-*` branch with unresolved conflicts or staged changes
2. Run `/mr-sync`
3. Verify it detects the existing sync branch and continues
4. Verify it resumes conflict resolution or runs `--continue` as appropriate

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:12:39

Tool: TodoWrite

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:12:42

Tool: Bash - Create .claude/commands directory

mkdir -p .claude/commands

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:13:29

Tool: Write /Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard/.claude/commands/mr-sync.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:13:55

Tool: Bash - Verify commands directory contents

ls -la .claude/commands/

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:14:09

The /mr-sync command has been created at .claude/commands/mr-sync.md.

What the command does:

1. Setup - Detects if you're on main (creates a dated sync branch), on an existing mr-sync-* branch (continues where you left off), or somewhere else (prompts you)

2. Sync - Runs npm run update-subtree from packages/model-registry

3. Conflict Resolution - When conflicts occur:

   • Identifies the conflicting files from git status
   • Reads each file to analyze the conflict markers
   • Suggests resolutions and offers to apply them
   • Tracks which files had conflicts for the PR description

4. Tests - Runs npm run test:unit and npm run test:type-check

5. PR Creation - Builds a PR with:

   • Title: Sync from kubeflow/model-registry <short-sha>
   • Links to all upstream PRs in chronological order
   • Detailed conflict resolution section (if any conflicts occurred)
   • Standard testing and checklist sections

You can test it by running /mr-sync in a new Claude session. Since you're already on the mr-sync-2026-01-28 branch with the sync complete, it would detect that and proceed to the test/PR phases.

---

User

2026-01-28 19:16:45

Can the command be moved to somewhere local that does not exist in the repo but can be used in this repo? like, is there a global claude commands directory in my home directory?

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:16:52

Tool: Task (Research global Claude commands)

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:17:20

Yes, you can use ~/.claude/skills/ for user-level commands that work across all projects (or just this one) without being committed to the repo.

Let me move the command there.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:17:21

Tool: Bash - Create global skills directory

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/mr-sync

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:17:22

Tool: Bash - Move command to global skills location

mv /Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard/.claude/commands/mr-sync.md ~/.claude/skills/mr-sync/SKILL.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:17:42

Tool: Bash - Clean up empty directory and verify skill location

rmdir /Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard/.claude/commands 2>/dev/null; ls -la ~/.claude/skills/mr-sync/

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 19:17:54

Done. The command is now at ~/.claude/skills/mr-sync/SKILL.md.

What this means:

• The command /mr-sync is now available globally across all your projects
• It's stored in your home directory, not in the repo
• It won't be committed to git

You can invoke it with /mr-sync from any Claude Code session in any project (though it's specifically designed for the odh-dashboard repo's model-registry sync workflow).

---

User

2026-01-28 22:00:59

I want to share the full history of this chat session with someone by exporting it in a readable format. Is that something you can do?

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:01:04

Tool: Task (Research chat export options)

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:01:38

There's no built-in export command, but the conversation data is stored locally. Let me check if I can find and convert it for you.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:01:39

Tool: Bash - Check Claude config directory structure

ls -la ~/.claude/ | head -20

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:01:48

Tool: Bash - Check projects directory for session data

ls -la ~/.claude/projects/

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:01:52

Tool: Bash - Check odh-dashboard project sessions

ls -la ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/ | head -20

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:01:57

Tool: Bash - Find most recent session files

ls -lat ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/*.jsonl | head -5

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:02:03

Tool: Bash - Check JSONL structure

head -3 ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c 'keys'

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:02:07

Tool: Bash - Check user message structure

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | head -1 | jq '.message.content[0]'

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:02:10

I can convert the session to markdown. Let me create a readable export.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:02:25

Tool: Bash - Export session to readable markdown

cat > /tmp/export-session.py << 'EOF'
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import json
import sys
from datetime import datetime

def extract_text_content(content):
    """Extract readable text from message content"""
    if isinstance(content, str):
        return content
    if isinstance(content, list):
        parts = []
        for item in content:
            if isinstance(item, dict):
                if item.get('type') == 'text':
                    parts.append(item.get('text', ''))
                elif item.get('type') == 'tool_use':
                    tool_name = item.get('name', 'unknown')
                    tool_input = item.get('input', {})
                    if tool_name == 'Bash':
                        cmd = tool_input.get('command', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Bash**\n```bash\n{cmd}\n```\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Read':
                        path = tool_input.get('file_path', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Read** `{path}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Write':
                        path = tool_input.get('file_path', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Write** `{path}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Edit':
                        path = tool_input.get('file_path', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Edit** `{path}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Glob':
                        pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Glob** `{pattern}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Grep':
                        pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Grep** `{pattern}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Task':
                        desc = tool_input.get('description', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Task** ({desc})\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'TodoWrite':
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: TodoWrite**\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'AskUserQuestion':
                        questions = tool_input.get('questions', [])
                        q_texts = [q.get('question', '') for q in questions]
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: AskUserQuestion**\n" + "\n".join(f"- {q}" for q in q_texts) + "\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'ExitPlanMode':
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: ExitPlanMode**\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'WebFetch':
                        url = tool_input.get('url', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: WebFetch** `{url}`\n")
                    else:
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: {tool_name}**\n")
                elif item.get('type') == 'tool_result':
                    # Skip tool results for cleaner output
                    pass
        return ''.join(parts)
    return str(content)

def main():
    session_file = sys.argv[1]
    output_file = sys.argv[2] if len(sys.argv) > 2 else None
    
    messages = []
    
    with open(session_file, 'r') as f:
        for line in f:
            try:
                entry = json.loads(line)
                if entry.get('type') in ['user', 'assistant']:
                    msg_type = entry['type']
                    timestamp = entry.get('timestamp', '')
                    if timestamp:
                        try:
                            dt = datetime.fromisoformat(timestamp.replace('Z', '+00:00'))
                            timestamp = dt.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
                        except:
                            pass
                    
                    content = entry.get('message', {}).get('content', [])
                    text = extract_text_content(content)
                    
                    # Skip empty or system-only messages
                    if text.strip() and not text.strip().startswith('<ide_'):
                        messages.append({
                            'type': msg_type,
                            'timestamp': timestamp,
                            'text': text
                        })
            except json.JSONDecodeError:
                continue
    
    # Build markdown output
    output = []
    output.append("# Claude Code Session Export\n")
    output.append(f"Exported: {datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}\n")
    output.append("---\n")
    
    for msg in messages:
        role = "**User**" if msg['type'] == 'user' else "**Assistant**"
        output.append(f"\n## {role}\n")
        if msg['timestamp']:
            output.append(f"*{msg['timestamp']}*\n")
        output.append(f"\n{msg['text']}\n")
        output.append("\n---\n")
    
    result = '\n'.join(output)
    
    if output_file:
        with open(output_file, 'w') as f:
            f.write(result)
        print(f"Exported to {output_file}")
    else:
        print(result)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()
EOF
python3 /tmp/export-session.py ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:02:31

Tool: Bash - Check export file size and preview

wc -l ~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md && head -100 ~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:02:40

Done! I've exported the session to:

~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md (2136 lines)

The export includes:

• All user messages and assistant responses
• Timestamps for each message
• Tool calls summarized (e.g., "Tool: Bash" with the command, "Tool: Task" with description)
• Formatted as readable markdown with headers and separators

You can open it in any text editor or markdown viewer to share with someone.

---

User

2026-01-28 22:07:49

The output didn't include my original prompt, it only started with the first assistant response.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:07:54

You're right - the script was filtering out messages that started with <ide_ tags. Let me fix that and re-export.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:08:12

Tool: Bash - Fix export script and re-export

cat > /tmp/export-session.py << 'EOF'
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import json
import sys
from datetime import datetime

def extract_text_content(content):
    """Extract readable text from message content"""
    if isinstance(content, str):
        return content
    if isinstance(content, list):
        parts = []
        for item in content:
            if isinstance(item, dict):
                if item.get('type') == 'text':
                    text = item.get('text', '')
                    # Clean up IDE tags but keep the content
                    import re
                    text = re.sub(r'<ide_opened_file>.*?</ide_opened_file>\s*', '', text)
                    text = re.sub(r'<system-reminder>.*?</system-reminder>', '', text, flags=re.DOTALL)
                    if text.strip():
                        parts.append(text)
                elif item.get('type') == 'tool_use':
                    tool_name = item.get('name', 'unknown')
                    tool_input = item.get('input', {})
                    if tool_name == 'Bash':
                        cmd = tool_input.get('command', '')
                        desc = tool_input.get('description', '')
                        if desc:
                            parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Bash** - {desc}\n```bash\n{cmd}\n```\n")
                        else:
                            parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Bash**\n```bash\n{cmd}\n```\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Read':
                        path = tool_input.get('file_path', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Read** `{path}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Write':
                        path = tool_input.get('file_path', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Write** `{path}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Edit':
                        path = tool_input.get('file_path', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Edit** `{path}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Glob':
                        pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Glob** `{pattern}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Grep':
                        pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Grep** `{pattern}`\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'Task':
                        desc = tool_input.get('description', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: Task** ({desc})\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'TodoWrite':
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: TodoWrite**\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'AskUserQuestion':
                        questions = tool_input.get('questions', [])
                        q_texts = [q.get('question', '') for q in questions]
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: AskUserQuestion**\n" + "\n".join(f"- {q}" for q in q_texts) + "\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'ExitPlanMode':
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: ExitPlanMode**\n")
                    elif tool_name == 'WebFetch':
                        url = tool_input.get('url', '')
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: WebFetch** `{url}`\n")
                    else:
                        parts.append(f"\n**Tool: {tool_name}**\n")
                elif item.get('type') == 'tool_result':
                    # Skip tool results for cleaner output
                    pass
        return ''.join(parts)
    return str(content)

def main():
    session_file = sys.argv[1]
    output_file = sys.argv[2] if len(sys.argv) > 2 else None
    
    messages = []
    
    with open(session_file, 'r') as f:
        for line in f:
            try:
                entry = json.loads(line)
                if entry.get('type') in ['user', 'assistant']:
                    msg_type = entry['type']
                    timestamp = entry.get('timestamp', '')
                    if timestamp:
                        try:
                            dt = datetime.fromisoformat(timestamp.replace('Z', '+00:00'))
                            timestamp = dt.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
                        except:
                            pass
                    
                    content = entry.get('message', {}).get('content', [])
                    text = extract_text_content(content)
                    
                    # Include all messages with content
                    if text.strip():
                        messages.append({
                            'type': msg_type,
                            'timestamp': timestamp,
                            'text': text
                        })
            except json.JSONDecodeError:
                continue
    
    # Build markdown output
    output = []
    output.append("# Claude Code Session Export\n")
    output.append(f"Exported: {datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}\n")
    output.append("---\n")
    
    for msg in messages:
        role = "**User**" if msg['type'] == 'user' else "**Assistant**"
        output.append(f"\n## {role}\n")
        if msg['timestamp']:
            output.append(f"*{msg['timestamp']}*\n")
        output.append(f"\n{msg['text']}\n")
        output.append("\n---\n")
    
    result = '\n'.join(output)
    
    if output_file:
        with open(output_file, 'w') as f:
            f.write(result)
        print(f"Exported to {output_file}")
    else:
        print(result)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()
EOF
python3 /tmp/export-session.py ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:08:18

Tool: Bash - Check that first user message is included

head -80 ~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:08:31

Fixed! The export now starts with your first message containing the terminal output. The file has been updated at ~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md.

---

User

2026-01-28 22:08:49

Create a new global claude skill /export to export a session this way.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:08:53

Tool: Bash - Create export skill directory

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/export

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:09:07

Tool: Write /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export/SKILL.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:10:18

Tool: Write /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:10:24

Tool: Bash - Make script executable and verify

chmod +x ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py && ls -la ~/.claude/skills/export/

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:10:30

Done! Created the /export skill at ~/.claude/skills/export/:

• SKILL.md - Instructions for Claude to find and export the current session
• export-session.py - The Python script that parses JSONL and generates markdown

You can now run /export in any Claude Code session to export the conversation to ~/Desktop/claude-session-export.md.

---

User

2026-01-28 22:11:12

Change the skill so it appends a date-time stamp to the filename.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:11:17

Tool: Edit /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export/SKILL.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:11:41

Done. The /export skill now saves to ~/Desktop/claude-session-YYYY-MM-DD-HHMMSS.md with a timestamp, so each export gets a unique filename.

---

User

2026-01-28 22:12:17

export /export

---

User

2026-01-28 22:12:17

Base directory for this skill: /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export

Export Session

Export the current Claude Code session to a readable markdown file.

Usage

Run /export to export the current conversation to ~/Desktop/claude-session-YYYY-MM-DD-HHMMSS.md.

Instructions

1. Find the current session file

   Session files are stored in ~/.claude/projects/<project-path>/. Find the most recently modified .jsonl file:

   ls -t ~/.claude/projects/*/. 2>/dev/null | head -1

   Or determine the project path from the current working directory by replacing / with - and prepending -.

2. Run the export script

   Generate a timestamped filename and run the Python script:

   python3 ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py <session-file> ~/Desktop/claude-session-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S).md

3. Report the result

   Tell the user where the file was saved and how many lines it contains.

Finding the Session File

The session file path follows this pattern:

• Project directory: ~/.claude/projects/-Users-<username>-<path-to-repo>
• Session file: Most recently modified .jsonl file in that directory

For example, if working in /Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard, the sessions are in: ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/

To find the current session:

ls -t ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/*.jsonl | head -1

Output Format

The exported markdown includes:

• All user messages (with IDE/system tags stripped)
• All assistant responses
• Tool calls summarized (tool name, key parameters)
• Timestamps for each message
• Clean markdown formatting with headers and separators

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:12:21

Tool: Bash - Find the current session file

ls -t ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/*.jsonl | head -1

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:12:27

Tool: Bash - Export session to timestamped file

python3 ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py /Users/mturley/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S).md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:12:32

Tool: Bash - Count lines in exported file

wc -l ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-171229.md

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:12:35

Exported 176 messages (3,525 lines) to:

~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-171229.md

---

User

2026-01-28 22:16:52

The output doesn't include all my inputs. When I was answering your questions or giving further instructions in plan mode, those messages aren't appearing in the export.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:16:58

Let me investigate the JSONL structure to find those missing messages.

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:17:00

Tool: Bash - Check all message types in session

cat ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c '.type' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:17:05

Tool: Bash - Check content types in user messages

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c '.message.content[0].type' | sort | uniq -c

---

Assistant

2026-01-28 22:17:09

Tool: Bash - Check tool_result content structure

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c 'select(.message.content[0].type == "tool_result") | .message.content[0].content' | head -5

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:17:16

Tool: Bash - Find user responses to questions

grep -E '"AskUserQuestion"|"ExitPlanMode"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | grep '"type":"user"' | jq -c '.message.content[] | select(.type == "tool_result") | .content' | head -5

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:17:21

Tool: Bash - Find user question answers

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c 'select(.message.content[0].content | type == "string" and contains("answered"))' | head -3

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User

2026-01-28 22:17:21

User answered questions: {"parentUuid":"52b3231f-e617-462c-9700-b13421a5d173","isSidechain":false,"userType":"external","cwd":"/Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard","sessionId":"f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7","version":"2.1.20","gitBranch":"mr-sync-2026-01-28","slug":"tingly-bubbling-boot","type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result","content":"User has answered your questions: "Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?"="Yes, run tests first", "Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?"="Prompt first", "Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?"=".claude/commands/". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.","tool_use_id":"toolu_vrtx_01Hyzvj6qqRfdBsxyQVUw7Ap"}]},"uuid":"6c1acefd-1701-4121-bde1-91f9bb6a5068","timestamp":"2026-01-28T18:13:21.377Z","toolUseResult":{"questions":[{"question":"Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?","header":"Run tests?","options":[{"label":"No, just document","description":"Include test instructions in PR body but don't run them automatically"},{"label":"Yes, run tests first","description":"Run tests and fail if they don't pass before creating PR"},{"label":"Optional flag","description":"Add a flag like --with-tests to optionally run them"}],"multiSelect":false},{"question":"Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?","header":"Auto-push?","options":[{"label":"Yes, push automatically","description":"Push to origin without prompting if needed"},{"label":"Prompt first","description":"Ask for confirmation before pushing"}],"multiSelect":false},{"question":"Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?","header":"Command location","options":[{"label":".claude/commands/","description":"Standard Claude Code location for custom commands"},{"label":"docs/claude-commands/","description":"Keep with other documentation"}],"multiSelect":false}],"answers":{"Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?":"Yes, run tests first","Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?":"Prompt first","Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?":".claude/commands/"}},"sourceToolAssistantUUID":"52b3231f-e617-462c-9700-b13421a5d173"} {"parentUuid":"3b3d05f6-1830-4133-9657-bcd14ca0ca81","isSidechain":false,"userType":"external","cwd":"/Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard","sessionId":"f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7","version":"2.1.20","gitBranch":"mr-sync-2026-01-28","slug":"tingly-bubbling-boot","type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result","content":"User has answered your questions: "When conflicts are detected, how much help should Claude provide during resolution?"="Suggest resolutions". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.","tool_use_id":"toolu_vrtx_017ZZGcSt49U8cYrC1G66LM1"}]},"uuid":"6efc8180-3c84-44ff-a414-efac4326c3ad","timestamp":"2026-01-28T18:24:22.114Z","toolUseResult":{"questions":[{"question":"When conflicts are detected, how much help should Claude provide during resolution?","header":"Conflict help","options":[{"label":"Just track files","description":"Show conflicting files, wait for user to resolve, then stage and continue"},{"label":"Show conflict markers","description":"Read and display the conflict markers in each file to help user understand what needs resolving"},{"label":"Suggest resolutions","description":"Analyze conflicts and suggest how to resolve them (user still manually edits)"}],"multiSelect":false}],"answers":{"When conflicts are detected, how much help should Claude provide during resolution?":"Suggest resolutions"}},"sourceToolAssistantUUID":"3b3d05f6-1830-4133-9657-bcd14ca0ca81"} {"parentUuid":"2713885a-7656-4804-be84-381522c5b882","isSidechain":false,"userType":"external","cwd":"/Users/mturley/git/odh-dashboard","sessionId":"f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7","version":"2.1.22","gitBranch":"main","slug":"tingly-bubbling-boot","type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result","content":"User has answered your questions: "Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?"="Yes, run tests first", "Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?"="Prompt first", "Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?"=".claude/commands/". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.","tool_use_id":"toolu_vrtx_01Hyzvj6qqRfdBsxyQVUw7Ap"}]},"uuid":"48d5b9aa-7d3b-4e3d-b4ed-116864082924","timestamp":"2026-01-28T18:13:21.377Z","toolUseResult":{"questions":[{"question":"Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?","header":"Run tests?","options":[{"label":"No, just document","description":"Include test instructions in PR body but don't run them automatically"},{"label":"Yes, run tests first","description":"Run tests and fail if they don't pass before creating PR"},{"label":"Optional flag","description":"Add a flag like --with-tests to optionally run them"}],"multiSelect":false},{"question":"Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?","header":"Auto-push?","options":[{"label":"Yes, push automatically","description":"Push to origin without prompting if needed"},{"label":"Prompt first","description":"Ask for confirmation before pushing"}],"multiSelect":false},{"question":"Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?","header":"Command location","options":[{"label":".claude/commands/","description":"Standard Claude Code location for custom commands"},{"label":"docs/claude-commands/","description":"Keep with other documentation"}],"multiSelect":false}],"answers":{"Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?":"Yes, run tests first","Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?":"Prompt first","Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?":".claude/commands/"}}} jq: error (at :138): Cannot index string with number

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:17:27

Tool: Bash - Find plan mode rejections

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c 'select(.message.content[0].content | type == "string" and (contains("rejected") or contains("doesn'\''t want")))' | jq -c '.message.content[0].content' | head -3

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:17:34

I see the issue. The script skips tool_result messages, but those contain your answers to questions and plan mode feedback. Let me update the script to capture those.

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User

2026-01-28 22:18:00

User answered questions: The file /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py has been updated. Here's the result of running cat -n on a snippet of the edited file: 1→#!/usr/bin/env python3 2→""" 3→Export a Claude Code session to readable markdown. 4→ 5→Usage: 6→ python3 export-session.py <session-file.jsonl> [output-file.md] 7→ 8→If output file is not specified, prints to stdout. 9→""" 10→import json 11→import sys 12→import re 13→from datetime import datetime 14→ 15→ 16→def extract_text_content(content, msg_type='assistant'): 17→ """Extract readable text from message content""" 18→ if isinstance(content, str): 19→ return content 20→ if isinstance(content, list): 21→ parts = [] 22→ for item in content: 23→ if isinstance(item, dict): 24→ if item.get('type') == 'text': 25→ text = item.get('text', '') 26→ # Clean up IDE tags and system reminders 27→ text = re.sub(r'<ide_opened_file>.?</ide_opened_file>\s', '', text) 28→ text = re.sub(r'<ide_selection>.?</ide_selection>\s', '', text, flags=re.DOTALL) 29→ text = re.sub(r'.?', '', text, flags=re.DOTALL) 30→ text = re.sub(r'.?\s*', '', text) 31→ text = re.sub(r'.?', '', text) 32→ if text.strip(): 33→ parts.append(text) 34→ elif item.get('type') == 'tool_result': 35→ # This is a user response to a tool (e.g., AskUserQuestion answer, plan rejection) 36→ tool_content = item.get('content', '') 37→ if isinstance(tool_content, str): 38→ # Check if it's a question answer 39→ if 'User has answered your questions:' in tool_content: 40→ # Extract the Q&A pairs 41→ parts.append(f"\nUser answered questions:\n{tool_content}\n") 42→ # Check if it's a plan mode rejection with feedback 43→ elif "user doesn't want to proceed" in tool_content and "reason for the rejection:" in tool_content: 44→ # Extract just the user's reason 45→ match = re.search(r'reason for the rejection:\s(.+)$', tool_content, re.DOTALL) 46→ if match: 47→ reason = match.group(1).strip() 48→ parts.append(f"\nUser feedback: {reason}\n") 49→ # Skip other tool results (bash output, file reads, etc.) for cleaner export 50→ elif item.get('type') == 'tool_use': 51→ tool_name = item.get('name', 'unknown') 52→ tool_input = item.get('input', {}) 53→ if tool_name == 'Bash': 54→ cmd = tool_input.get('command', '') 55→ desc = tool_input.get('description', '') 56→ if desc: 57→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Bash - {desc}\nbash\n{cmd}\n\n") 58→ else: 59→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Bash\nbash\n{cmd}\n\n") 60→ elif tool_name == 'Read': 61→ path = tool_input.get('file_path', '') 62→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Read {path}\n") 63→ elif tool_name == 'Write': 64→ path = tool_input.get('file_path', '') 65→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Write {path}\n") 66→ elif tool_name == 'Edit': 67→ path = tool_input.get('file_path', '') 68→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Edit {path}\n") 69→ elif tool_name == 'Glob': 70→ pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '') 71→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Glob {pattern}\n") 72→ elif tool_name == 'Grep': 73→ pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '') 74→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Grep {pattern}\n") 75→ elif tool_name == 'Task': 76→ desc = tool_input.get('description', '') 77→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Task ({desc})\n") 78→ elif tool_name == 'TodoWrite': 79→ parts.append(f"\nTool: TodoWrite\n") 80→ elif tool_name == 'AskUserQuestion': 81→ questions = tool_input.get('questions', []) 82→ q_texts = [q.get('question', '') for q in questions] 83→ parts.append(f"\nTool: AskUserQuestion\n" + "\n".join(f"- {q}" for q in q_texts) + "\n") 84→ elif tool_name == 'ExitPlanMode': 85→ parts.append(f"\nTool: ExitPlanMode\n") 86→ elif tool_name == 'WebFetch': 87→ url = tool_input.get('url', '') 88→ parts.append(f"\nTool: WebFetch {url}\n") 89→ elif tool_name == 'Skill': 90→ skill = tool_input.get('skill', '') 91→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Skill /{skill}\n") 92→ else: 93→ parts.append(f"\nTool: {tool_name}\n") 94→ return ''.join(parts) 95→ return str(content) 96→ 97→ 98→def main(): 99→ if len(sys.argv) < 2: 100→ print("Usage: python3 export-session.py <session-file.jsonl> [output-file.md]", file=sys.stderr) 101→ sys.exit(1) 102→ 103→ session_file = sys.argv[1] 104→ output_file = sys.argv[2] if len(sys.argv) > 2 else None 105→ 106→ messages = [] 107→ 108→ with open(session_file, 'r') as f: 109→ for line in f: 110→ try: 111→ entry = json.loads(line) 112→ if entry.get('type') in ['user', 'assistant']: 113→ msg_type = entry['type'] 114→ timestamp = entry.get('timestamp', '') 115→ if timestamp: 116→ try: 117→ dt = datetime.fromisoformat(timestamp.replace('Z', '+00:00')) 118→ timestamp = dt.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') 119→ except: 120→ pass 121→ 122→ content = entry.get('message', {}).get('content', []) 123→ text = extract_text_content(content, msg_type) 124→ 125→ # Include all messages with content 126→ if text.strip(): 127→ messages.append({ 128→ 'type': msg_type, 129→ 'timestamp': timestamp, 130→ 'text': text 131→ }) 132→ except json.JSONDecodeError: 133→ continue 134→ 135→ # Build markdown output 136→ output = [] 137→ output.append("# Claude Code Session Export\n") 138→ output.append(f"Exported: {datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}\n") 139→ output.append("---\n") 140→ 141→ for msg in messages: 142→ role = "User" if msg['type'] == 'user' else "Assistant" 143→ output.append(f"\n## {role}\n") 144→ if msg['timestamp']: 145→ output.append(f"{msg['timestamp']}\n") 146→ output.append(f"\n{msg['text']}\n") 147→ output.append("\n---\n") 148→ 149→ result = '\n'.join(output) 150→ 151→ if output_file: 152→ with open(output_file, 'w') as f: 153→ f.write(result) 154→ print(f"Exported {len(messages)} messages to {output_file}") 155→ else: 156→ print(result) 157→ 158→ 159→if name == 'main': 160→ main() 161→

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:18:04

Now let me re-export and verify it captures your feedback.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:18:07

Tool: Bash - Re-export with updated script

python3 ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py /Users/mturley/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S).md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:18:12

Tool: Bash - Verify user feedback is captured

grep -A2 "User feedback:" ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-171809.md | head -20

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:18:17

Tool: Bash - Verify question answers are captured

grep -A2 "User answered questions:" ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-171809.md | head -10

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User

2026-01-28 22:18:19

User answered questions: User answered questions: User has answered your questions: "Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?"="Yes, run tests first", "Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?"="Prompt first", "Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?"=".claude/commands/". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.

-- User answered questions: User has answered your questions: "When conflicts are detected, how much help should Claude provide during resolution?"="Suggest resolutions". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.

-- User answered questions: User has answered your questions: "Should the command run tests (npm run test:unit and test:type-check) before creating the PR?"="Yes, run tests first", "Should the command push the branch automatically before creating the PR?"="Prompt first", "Where should Claude commands be stored in this repo?"=".claude/commands/". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:18:23

Fixed! The updated export now includes:

• Your answers to questions (207 messages vs 176 before)
• Your plan mode feedback when rejecting ExitPlanMode

Exported to: ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-171809.md

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User

2026-01-28 22:19:34

Update my /export command with the same change.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:19:38

Tool: Read /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export/SKILL.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:19:51

Done. Updated the /export skill documentation to reflect that it now captures:

• User answers to AskUserQuestion prompts
• User feedback when rejecting plan mode (ExitPlanMode)

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User

2026-01-28 22:20:19

You need to also update the python script stored in the same directory as that skill to match the changes to the python you used here.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:20:23

The Python script at ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py was already updated earlier in this session with the changes to capture user answers and plan mode feedback. Let me verify it has the correct content.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:20:24

Tool: Bash - Verify script has tool_result handling

grep -A5 "tool_result" ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py | head -20

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User

2026-01-28 22:20:26

User answered questions: elif item.get('type') == 'tool_result': # This is a user response to a tool (e.g., AskUserQuestion answer, plan rejection) tool_content = item.get('content', '') if isinstance(tool_content, str): # Check if it's a question answer if 'User has answered your questions:' in tool_content:

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:20:30

The script is already updated - I modified it earlier in this session when we fixed the export. It now handles:

• tool_result content for AskUserQuestion answers
• Plan mode rejection feedback (ExitPlanMode)

The script at ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py matches what we used for the latest export.

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User

2026-01-28 22:21:24

The exported content still does not show the full plan that was presented at the end of plan mode each time. I imagine that's because the plan contents were stored in a separate file. Is that something we can fetch and include, or are the earlier versions of the plans gone? I'm trying to capture a record of what the plan was before I gave feedback on it.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:21:31

Good question. Let me check if the plan content is captured in the session file or if we need to look elsewhere.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:21:34

Tool: Bash - Check if plan content is in session

grep -l "plan" ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | head -1 && grep '"ExitPlanMode"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c '.message.content[] | select(.type == "text")' | head -3

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:21:39

Tool: Bash - Check if approved plan content is captured

grep "User has approved your plan" ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c '.message.content[0].content' | head -1 | head -c 2000

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:21:44

Tool: Bash - Check if there's file history

ls -la ~/.claude/file-history/ | head -10

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:22:37

Tool: Bash - Check file history for current session

ls -la ~/.claude/file-history/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7/ 2>/dev/null || echo "No file history for current session"

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:22:46

Tool: Bash - Check what this file history contains

head -5 ~/.claude/file-history/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7/b6c9912740c44f41@v2

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:22:53

Tool: Bash - Check all file history entries

for f in ~/.claude/file-history/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7/*; do echo "=== $f ==="; head -3 "$f"; echo; done

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:23:03

Tool: Bash - Check for different plan versions in session

grep -o '"Plan: Create a Claude Command[^"]*"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | sort | uniq -c

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:23:09

Tool: Bash - Check if plan content was captured in Write calls

grep '"Write"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | jq -c 'select(.message.content[].input.file_path | contains("plans"))' | jq -c '.message.content[].input.content' 2>/dev/null | head -1 | head -c 500

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:23:15

The original plan content IS in the session - it's captured in the Write tool calls. The issue is the export script doesn't include the content that was written to files. Let me update it to capture plan file writes.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:23:16

Tool: Read /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py

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User

2026-01-28 22:26:58

User answered questions: 1→#!/usr/bin/env python3 2→""" 3→Export a Claude Code session to readable markdown. 4→ 5→Usage: 6→ python3 export-session.py <session-file.jsonl> [output-file.md] 7→ 8→If output file is not specified, prints to stdout. 9→""" 10→import json 11→import sys 12→import re 13→from datetime import datetime 14→ 15→ 16→def extract_text_content(content, msg_type='assistant'): 17→ """Extract readable text from message content""" 18→ if isinstance(content, str): 19→ return content 20→ if isinstance(content, list): 21→ parts = [] 22→ for item in content: 23→ if isinstance(item, dict): 24→ if item.get('type') == 'text': 25→ text = item.get('text', '') 26→ # Clean up IDE tags and system reminders 27→ text = re.sub(r'<ide_opened_file>.?</ide_opened_file>\s', '', text) 28→ text = re.sub(r'<ide_selection>.?</ide_selection>\s', '', text, flags=re.DOTALL) 29→ text = re.sub(r'.?', '', text, flags=re.DOTALL) 30→ text = re.sub(r'.?\s*', '', text) 31→ text = re.sub(r'.?', '', text) 32→ if text.strip(): 33→ parts.append(text) 34→ elif item.get('type') == 'tool_result': 35→ # This is a user response to a tool (e.g., AskUserQuestion answer, plan rejection) 36→ tool_content = item.get('content', '') 37→ if isinstance(tool_content, str): 38→ # Check if it's a question answer 39→ if 'User has answered your questions:' in tool_content: 40→ # Extract the Q&A pairs 41→ parts.append(f"\nUser answered questions:\n{tool_content}\n") 42→ # Check if it's a plan mode rejection with feedback 43→ elif "user doesn't want to proceed" in tool_content and "reason for the rejection:" in tool_content: 44→ # Extract just the user's reason 45→ match = re.search(r'reason for the rejection:\s(.+)$', tool_content, re.DOTALL) 46→ if match: 47→ reason = match.group(1).strip() 48→ parts.append(f"\nUser feedback: {reason}\n") 49→ # Skip other tool results (bash output, file reads, etc.) for cleaner export 50→ elif item.get('type') == 'tool_use': 51→ tool_name = item.get('name', 'unknown') 52→ tool_input = item.get('input', {}) 53→ if tool_name == 'Bash': 54→ cmd = tool_input.get('command', '') 55→ desc = tool_input.get('description', '') 56→ if desc: 57→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Bash - {desc}\nbash\n{cmd}\n\n") 58→ else: 59→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Bash\nbash\n{cmd}\n\n") 60→ elif tool_name == 'Read': 61→ path = tool_input.get('file_path', '') 62→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Read {path}\n") 63→ elif tool_name == 'Write': 64→ path = tool_input.get('file_path', '') 65→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Write {path}\n") 66→ elif tool_name == 'Edit': 67→ path = tool_input.get('file_path', '') 68→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Edit {path}\n") 69→ elif tool_name == 'Glob': 70→ pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '') 71→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Glob {pattern}\n") 72→ elif tool_name == 'Grep': 73→ pattern = tool_input.get('pattern', '') 74→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Grep {pattern}\n") 75→ elif tool_name == 'Task': 76→ desc = tool_input.get('description', '') 77→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Task ({desc})\n") 78→ elif tool_name == 'TodoWrite': 79→ parts.append(f"\nTool: TodoWrite\n") 80→ elif tool_name == 'AskUserQuestion': 81→ questions = tool_input.get('questions', []) 82→ q_texts = [q.get('question', '') for q in questions] 83→ parts.append(f"\nTool: AskUserQuestion\n" + "\n".join(f"- {q}" for q in q_texts) + "\n") 84→ elif tool_name == 'ExitPlanMode': 85→ parts.append(f"\nTool: ExitPlanMode\n") 86→ elif tool_name == 'WebFetch': 87→ url = tool_input.get('url', '') 88→ parts.append(f"\nTool: WebFetch {url}\n") 89→ elif tool_name == 'Skill': 90→ skill = tool_input.get('skill', '') 91→ parts.append(f"\nTool: Skill /{skill}\n") 92→ else: 93→ parts.append(f"\nTool: {tool_name}\n") 94→ return ''.join(parts) 95→ return str(content) 96→ 97→ 98→def main(): 99→ if len(sys.argv) < 2: 100→ print("Usage: python3 export-session.py <session-file.jsonl> [output-file.md]", file=sys.stderr) 101→ sys.exit(1) 102→ 103→ session_file = sys.argv[1] 104→ output_file = sys.argv[2] if len(sys.argv) > 2 else None 105→ 106→ messages = [] 107→ 108→ with open(session_file, 'r') as f: 109→ for line in f: 110→ try: 111→ entry = json.loads(line) 112→ if entry.get('type') in ['user', 'assistant']: 113→ msg_type = entry['type'] 114→ timestamp = entry.get('timestamp', '') 115→ if timestamp: 116→ try: 117→ dt = datetime.fromisoformat(timestamp.replace('Z', '+00:00')) 118→ timestamp = dt.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') 119→ except: 120→ pass 121→ 122→ content = entry.get('message', {}).get('content', []) 123→ text = extract_text_content(content, msg_type) 124→ 125→ # Include all messages with content 126→ if text.strip(): 127→ messages.append({ 128→ 'type': msg_type, 129→ 'timestamp': timestamp, 130→ 'text': text 131→ }) 132→ except json.JSONDecodeError: 133→ continue 134→ 135→ # Build markdown output 136→ output = [] 137→ output.append("# Claude Code Session Export\n") 138→ output.append(f"Exported: {datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')}\n") 139→ output.append("---\n") 140→ 141→ for msg in messages: 142→ role = "User" if msg['type'] == 'user' else "Assistant" 143→ output.append(f"\n## {role}\n") 144→ if msg['timestamp']: 145→ output.append(f"{msg['timestamp']}\n") 146→ output.append(f"\n{msg['text']}\n") 147→ output.append("\n---\n") 148→ 149→ result = '\n'.join(output) 150→ 151→ if output_file: 152→ with open(output_file, 'w') as f: 153→ f.write(result) 154→ print(f"Exported {len(messages)} messages to {output_file}") 155→ else: 156→ print(result) 157→ 158→ 159→if name == 'main': 160→ main() 161→

Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:27:06

Tool: Edit /Users/mturley/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:27:49

Now let me re-export to verify the plan content is captured.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:27:52

Tool: Bash - Re-export with plan content

python3 ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py /Users/mturley/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S).md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:27:58

Tool: Bash - Count plan content sections

grep -c "Plan content\|Approved plan" ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-172755.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:28:03

Tool: Bash - Verify plan content sections

grep -B2 "Plan content" ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-172755.md | head -20

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:28:09

Updated and re-exported. The export now includes:

• 8 plan content sections - each version of the plan as it was written/edited
• Plans are in collapsible <details> sections to keep the export readable

Exported to: ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-172755.md (240 messages, up from 207)

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User

2026-01-28 22:32:03

The way the plan content was included in the output with a

Details

tag is nice, but it is malformed. there's no closing

tag, so the rest of the file is hidden behind that details toggle. we need to fix this bug in the script.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:32:11

The issue is likely that the plan content itself contains triple backticks (```), which breaks the markdown code fence. Let me check and fix this.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:32:12

Tool: Bash - Check if plan has code blocks

grep -c '```' ~/.claude/plans/tingly-bubbling-boot.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:35:40

The plan content has code blocks with triple backticks, which breaks the outer code fence. I'll fix this by using more backticks for the outer fence.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:36:02

Tool: Bash - Re-export with fixed code fences

python3 ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py /Users/mturley/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S).md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:36:06

Tool: Bash - Verify closing tags are present

grep -c "</details>" ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-173603.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:36:16

Tool: Bash - Count 4-backtick fences

grep -c "^\`\`\`\`" ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-173603.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:36:22

Fixed. The export now uses 4 backticks (``````) for the outer code fence, which allows the nested 3-backtick code blocks inside the plan content to render correctly.

Exported to: ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-173603.md (250 messages)

• 9 </details> closing tags properly included
• 16 four-backtick fences (8 pairs for 8 plan sections)

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User

2026-01-28 22:49:24

For some reason in the middle of the exported file, it starts over from the beginning with my initial prompt.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:49:29

Let me investigate the session file for duplicate entries.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:49:32

Tool: Bash - Check for duplicate initial prompts

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | grep "I'm going to paste some terminal output" | wc -l

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:49:37

Tool: Bash - Check UUIDs of duplicate messages

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | grep "I'm going to paste some terminal output" | jq -c '{uuid: .uuid, timestamp: .timestamp}' 

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:49:43

The session file has duplicate messages from session resumption. I'll update the script to deduplicate by UUID.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:50:02

Tool: Bash - Re-export with deduplication

python3 ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py /Users/mturley/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S).md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:50:08

Tool: Bash - Check for duplicate initial prompts in export

grep -c "I'm going to paste some terminal output" ~/Desktop/claude-session-2026-01-28-175004.md

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:50:14

Tool: Bash - Check if UUIDs are unique

grep '"type":"user"' ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl | grep "I'm going to paste some terminal output" | jq -c '.uuid' | sort | uniq -c

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:50:19

The duplicates have unique UUIDs (session replay creates new ones). I'll deduplicate based on content hash instead.

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Assistant

2026-01-28 22:50:41

Tool: Bash - Re-export with content deduplication

python3 ~/.claude/skills/export/export-session.py /Users/mturley/.claude/projects/-Users-mturley-git-odh-dashboard/f329cce1-b4c8-4d60-a3c4-54a3a34635a7.jsonl ~/Desktop/claude-session-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S).md

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