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@frixaco/shair

v1.1.1

Published

Convert local AI agent session exports into a unified JSON schema.

Downloads

627

Readme

@frixaco/shair

Convert local AI agent session exports into one unified JSON shape.

Supported sources:

  • claude
  • codex
  • factory
  • opencode
  • pi

What it does

  • converts provider-specific session files into a shared block-based schema
  • validates converted sessions against the unified schema
  • exports normalized sessions through a small CLI
  • keeps provider-specific raw details in metadata for fidelity

The schema is documented in UNIFIED_SESSION_SHAPE.md.

CLI

Published usage:

npx @frixaco/shair claude
bunx @frixaco/shair codex

Local development usage:

pnpm export-session claude
pnpm export-session codex

Export all checked-in sessions for one provider:

npx @frixaco/shair codex
npx @frixaco/shair claude
npx @frixaco/shair opencode
npx @frixaco/shair pi
npx @frixaco/shair factory

Default behavior:

  • reads from the provider's real local session storage when supported:
    • codex: ~/.codex/{sessions,archived_sessions} and ~/.codex-local/...
    • claude: ~/.claude/projects, ~/.claude-code/projects, ~/.claude-local/projects
    • factory: ~/.factory/sessions
    • opencode: ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db or ~/Library/Application Support/opencode/opencode.db
    • pi: ~/.pi/agent/sessions
  • falls back to data/<source>/ when no runtime sessions are found, except opencode, which requires opencode.db
  • writes normalized output to exported/<source>/<session-id>.json

Useful options:

npx @frixaco/shair codex --input tests/fixtures/codex/source.jsonl --pretty
npx @frixaco/shair factory --out-dir ./tmp/factory-exports
npx @frixaco/shair claude --fail-fast

Help:

npx @frixaco/shair --help

Library API

import { convertSessionFile, convertSessionText } from "@frixaco/shair";

const session = convertSessionFile("codex", "path/to/session.jsonl");

Main exports:

  • convertSessionFile
  • convertSessionText
  • getConverter
  • validateUnifiedSession
  • assertUnifiedSession

Development

Build:

pnpm build

Run the full verification suite:

pnpm check

Publish smoke test:

pnpm pack
tmpdir="$(mktemp -d)"
cd "$tmpdir"
npm init -y
npm install /path/to/frixaco-shair-1.1.1.tgz
npx @frixaco/shair --help

Repo Notes

  • data/ contains local source sessions used for sampling and audit work
  • exported/ contains generated normalized output
  • ref/ is prior art only, not the active implementation