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@tracecommons/trajectory-export

v0.1.0

Published

Export local agent-harness sessions to Letta Trajectory v1 files for Trace Commons

Readme

trajectory-export

Export local agent-harness sessions to Letta Trajectory v1 files, so the Trace Commons contributor CLI can read them.

npx @tracecommons/trajectory-export           # what is on this machine?
npx @tracecommons/trajectory-export --all     # export the newest from each
trace-commons-contributor submit              # submit what was written

Why this exists

@letta-ai/trajectory is a library, not a command: no published version declares a bin, so npx @letta-ai/trajectory fails with "could not determine executable to run". Trace Commons documented that command for months, and contributors at a hackathon lost time to it. This is the CLI that instruction assumed.

It wraps two upstream calls: listTrajectories to find sessions in a harness's local store, and normalizeTranscript to convert one.

What it writes

<source>-<id>.trajectory.json in the working directory, JSON Lines.

The suffix is load-bearing. The contributor CLI auto-discovers *.trajectory.json in the working directory and nothing else, so that a stray session.json never joins a submission. Any other name reintroduces the --trajectory flag this tool exists to remove.

Sources

atif, copilot-cli, cursor, droid, gemini-cli, hermes, letta-code, omp, openclaw, opencode, openhands, pi.

claude-code and codex are deliberately absent. The contributor CLI reads both natively, straight from their stores, with no conversion step and no Node on the machine. Run trace-commons-contributor submit instead.

deepagents is absent for a different reason: it is a checkpoint source rather than a transcript one and needs upstream's checkpoint API.

Several sources are export-only -- upstream can normalize their transcripts but cannot enumerate their stores, gemini-cli among them. For those, export from the harness and name the file:

npx @tracecommons/trajectory-export --source gemini-cli --input session.json

Privacy

No network access, no telemetry. It reads the stores you name and writes only into --out-dir (default: the working directory).

Nothing here is redacted. Redaction happens in the contributor CLI, on the way into an envelope. Treat the files this writes as raw session content: they contain whatever your harness recorded, including anything you pasted while working.

Development

npm install
npm test