Add Trace IDs and URLs to Git Commits
Add Trace IDs and URLs to Git Commits
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Implement the following plan:
Get a working demo of trace IDs being written to git notes on commit. Minimal: one shell script, no CLI changes.
A post-commit hook script that:
~/.traces/traces.db for traces whose directory matches the repo rootrefs/notes/tracesBranch: git-integration from main
cli/hooks/post-commitShell script using sqlite3 (available on macOS by default, most Linux distros).
Respects TRACES_EVENTSTORE env var if set (same as the CLI does). Falls through silently if no DB exists or no traces match -- should never block a commit.
git-integration from mainmkdir -p ~/.traces/hooks && cp cli/hooks/post-commit ~/.traces/hooks/ && chmod +x ~/.traces/hooks/post-commit && git config --global core.hooksPath ~/.traces/hooksgit notes --ref=traces show HEAD -- should print the trace IDsIf you need specific details from before exiting plan mode (like exact code snippets, error messages, or content you generated), read the full transcript at: /Users/andrew/.claude/projects/-Users-andrew-code-traces-traces/3c299a07-84f9-42c8-819d-badac01387d5.jsonl
git add cli/hooks/post-commit cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
Add post-commit hook that writes trace IDs to git notes
Shell script that queries ~/.traces/traces.db for traces matching the
repo root directory and writes their external IDs as git notes under
refs/notes/traces on the new commit. Respects TRACES_EVENTSTORE env
var. Fails silently if sqlite3 is missing, no DB exists, or no traces
match.
EOF
)"Exit code 128 warning: could not open directory 'cli/cli/hooks/': No such file or directory fatal: pathspec 'cli/hooks/post-commit' did not match any files warning: could not open directory 'cli/cli/hooks/': No such file or directory fatal: pathspec 'cli/hooks/post-commit' did not match any files
pwd && ls hooks//Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli post-commit post-commit.test.sh
We're inside cli/ already. The git status showed hooks/ as the untracked path.
git add hooks/post-commit hooks/post-commit.test.sh && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
Add post-commit hook that writes trace IDs to git notes
Shell script that queries ~/.traces/traces.db for traces matching the
repo root directory and writes their external IDs as git notes under
refs/notes/traces on the new commit. Respects TRACES_EVENTSTORE env
var. Fails silently if sqlite3 is missing, no DB exists, or no traces
match.
EOF
)"[git-integration f57dd12] Add post-commit hook that writes trace IDs to git notes 2 files changed, 185 insertions(+) create mode 100755 cli/hooks/post-commit create mode 100644 cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh
git statusOn branch git-integration nothing to commit, working tree clean
Let me check if the hook fired on that commit.
git notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>&1traces:a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100 traces:3c299a07-84f9-42c8-819d-badac01387d5 traces:d15e1482-4aab-4aaf-99f1-8e3b7b406ae5 traces:70092e8e-7b5e-4e8d-b6de-68d14683ab1c traces:29326a74-7c93-4fbe-8fb5-9796ae5235a5 traces:4941b710-8883-4b97-93b4-5c31c215dcf5 traces:59478a34-ce02-45a5-afec-013c0ca6f21d traces:b1746451-0ae3-44a9-b049-91c3cd3fd93e traces:34736ced-db53-4bcd-9c91-a010ab248d5d traces:86406f40-cd04-44a7-bc10-d5d8e049289a traces:8a2786a8-624f-44db-949c-535e6d6e2443 traces:65796f8a-0327-4fc2-8fad-5fc7ae22582c traces:674ddd08-4d16-4b59-a885-dc56874bda25 traces:df9d0c2f-e266-40b8-9e1a-dcd864c4d749 traces:a7cb4f33-10c7-431d-89c4-1c324580b3fb traces:4cd5a271-64e8-41ba-9f1b-835e91477792
The hook fired and attached 16 trace IDs to the commit. Committed as f57dd12.
16?
The user is surprised by 16 trace IDs. The hook queries for ALL traces whose directory matches the repo root, not just active/recent ones. That's every trace ever recorded in this repo. The query should probably be scoped to only recent/active traces rather than all historical ones.
Yeah, that's every trace ever recorded in this directory. The query has no time filter — it returns all traces whose directory matches the repo root, including old finished ones.
Should I scope it to only recent traces (e.g., last 24 hours, or since the previous commit)?
yeah we need to be a bit smarter, how does git-ai handle that?
Now I have a complete picture. Here's the full analysis: --- ## How the Post-Commit Hook Attributes Traces to Commits The relevant code lives in `/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/hooks/post-commit`. ### The Short Answer The hook matches traces to commits **purely by directory**. It queries the local SQLite database for all traces whose `directory` column matches the git repo root, then writes every matching trace ID as a git note. There is no timestamp filtering, no file diff analysis, no "active session" heuristic. Every trace that was ever run in that repo directory gets attached to every commit made in that directory. ### The Mechanism in Detail **Step 1: Resolve the repo root.** ```sh REPO_ROOT=$(cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null)" && pwd -P) || exit 0 ``` It resolves symlinks with `pwd -P` so the path matches what the agent adapters stored (macOS aliases `/var` to `/private/var`, etc.). **Step 2: Find the SQLite database.** The database is at `~/.traces/traces.db` by default, overridable via `TRACES_EVENTSTORE`. This is the same database the Traces CLI TUI uses -- it's populated by the adapter layer as it scans agent datastores (Claude Code's `~/.claude/`, Cursor's storage, etc.). **Step 3: Query all traces for this directory.** ```sql SELECT id FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' ORDER BY timestamp DESC ``` This is the entire matching logic. It selects *all* trace IDs where the `directory` column exactly matches the repo root. No time window, no filtering by whether the trace is "active" or "recent". The `ORDER BY timestamp DESC` controls the order they appear in the note but doesn't limit the result set. **Step 4: Write git notes.** ```sh printf "%s" "$NOTE" | git notes --ref=traces add --file=- HEAD 2>/dev/null ``` Each trace ID is written as `traces:<id>` on a separate line into `refs/notes/traces` on the HEAD commit. The `traces:` prefix namespaces the note content so it won't collide with other tools that might use git notes. ### How the `directory` Column Gets Populated The `directory` field comes from the agent adapters. Each adapter discovers it differently: - **Claude Code** (`/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/adapters/claude-code/v1.ts`, line 136): reads the `project` field from Claude Code's `history.jsonl`, which stores the working directory of the session. - **Cursor** (`/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/adapters/cursor/v1.ts`, line 492): derives it from the project name in Cursor's workspace storage. - **Codex** (`/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/adapters/codex/v1.ts`, line 436): extracts it from `cwd` in the session payload. - **Amp** (`/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/adapters/amp/v1.ts`, line 134): reads `thread.env?.cwd`. All of these end up as the `directory` column in the `traces` table via `EventStore.upsertTrace()` (`/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts`, line 122). ### What's Missing The hook does not: 1. **Filter by time** -- a trace from three months ago in the same directory still gets attached. 2. **Check file overlap** -- there's no diff comparison between the commit's changed files and the trace's tool calls. 3. **Detect "active" sessions** -- there's no concept of whether a session is still running, recently closed, or stale. 4. **Deduplicate across commits** -- the same trace IDs get written to every commit in the repo, since nothing removes them from the `traces` table after they're noted. 5. **Trigger background upload** -- the design doc at `docs/git-integration.md` describes a `traces sync <externalId> &` background upload step, but the current hook implementation doesn't include it. It only writes notes. The design doc (`git -C /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces show bb190ee:docs/git-integration.md`) describes the intended architecture as: ``` traces active --dir . # returns external IDs instantly (local SQLite lookup) # hook writes note immediately traces sync <externalId> & # uploads in background ``` But neither the `active` nor `sync` CLI subcommands exist yet. The current hook is a first implementation that just does the raw SQLite query directly. ### The `git-ai` Reference The design doc references `git-ai` at `https://github.com/market-dot-dev/git-ai` as a related tool that "tracks AI authorship via `refs/notes/ai`" and "handles attribution through rebases/merges/cherry-picks." However, that repo doesn't exist on GitHub (or has been removed/made private). The open question in the doc notes that if both tools are installed, they use separate note refs (`refs/notes/ai` vs `refs/notes/traces`) and wouldn't conflict, but the push refspec configuration would need coordination. agentId: a1f247096e52de79f (for resuming to continue this agent's work if needed) <usage>total_tokens: 61561 tool_uses: 27 duration_ms: 128880</usage>
Now let me check the DB schema to understand the traces table columns, particularly the directory and id columns.
The user corrected the git-ai repo URL to https://github.com/git-ai-project/git-ai and also mentioned that the current trace for this branch is at that traces.com URL. Let me clone and inspect the correct git-ai repo to understand how it handles attribution.
Let me look at the actual git-ai repo.
git clone https://github.com/git-ai-project/git-ai /tmp/git-ai-inspect 2>&1Cloning into '/tmp/git-ai-inspect'...
ls /tmp/git-ai-inspect/agent-support AGENTS.md assets Cargo.lock Cargo.toml CHANGELOG.md Claude.md CONTRIBUTING.md docs flake.lock flake.nix install.ps1 install.sh LICENSE README-nix.md README.md scripts skills specs src Taskfile.yml tests
Found 13 files /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/test_utils/mod.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/commands/status.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/commands/hooks/commit_hooks.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/commands/git_hook_handlers.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/commands/checkpoint_agent/opencode_preset.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/commands/checkpoint_agent/agent_presets.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/commands/checkpoint.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/authorship/virtual_attribution.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/authorship/rebase_authorship.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/authorship/internal_db.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/authorship/mod.rs /tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/authorship/post_commit.rs
cli/src/core/event-store.ts:84: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS traces ( /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-85- id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-86- agent_id TEXT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-87- title TEXT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-88- preview TEXT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-89- timestamp INTEGER, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-90- directory TEXT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-91- source_path TEXT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-92- shared_url TEXT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-93- shared_visibility TEXT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-94- created_at INTEGER NOT NULL /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-95- ); /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-96- /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-97- CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS events ( /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-98- id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/event-store.ts-99- trace_id TEXT NOT NULL,
git-ai works very differently from our approach. It doesn't just look up traces by directory - it maintains a "working log" with checkpoints that track which files were edited by AI between commits. It uses a pre-commit + post-commit flow:
The key insight is that git-ai tracks changes between commits rather than looking up all historical sessions. It maintains a running log per base commit (stored in .git-ai/ or similar) and at post-commit time, it processes only the entries for that specific parent→child transition.
Now I'm diving into how the checkpoint mechanism actually works to see if there's something we're missing about the implementation.
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Output too large (59.6KB). Full output saved to: /Users/andrew/.claude/projects/-Users-andrew-code-traces-traces/a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100/tool-results/toolu_0165TNc6mt2TioxfZwRvSkpF.txt
Preview (first 2KB):
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-70-
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-71- pub fn has_working_log(&self, sha: &str) -> bool {
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-72- self.working_logs.join(sha).exists()
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-73- }
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-74-
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs:75: pub fn working_log_for_base_commit(&self, sha: &str) -> PersistedWorkingLog {
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-76- let working_log_dir = self.working_logs.join(sha);
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-77- fs::create_dir_all(&working_log_dir).unwrap();
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-78- let canonical_workdir = self
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-79- .repo_workdir
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-80- .canonicalize()
--
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-86- canonical_workdir,
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-87- None,
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-88- )
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-89- }
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-90-
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs:91: pub fn delete_working_log_for_base_commit(&self, sha: &str) -> Result<(), GitAiError> {
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-92- let working_log_dir = self.working_logs.join(sha);
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-93- if working_log_dir.exists() {
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-94- if cfg!(debug_assertions) {
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-95- // In debug mode, move to old-{sha} instead of deleting
/tmp/git-ai-inspect/src/git/repo_storage.rs-96- let old_dir = self.working_logs.join(format!("old-{}", sha));
--
...
</persisted-output>git-ai's approach is fundamentally different from what we're doing. It doesn't match "sessions" to commits at all. Instead:
This is a much more granular, file-diff-based approach. It knows exactly which lines were written by which AI tool.
For our simpler use case, I just need to figure out which traces to attach to a commit. The most practical approach would be to look at traces that were active since the last commit—either by checking if their last activity timestamp is newer than the previous commit's author date, or by tracking which traces we've already noted and only including new ones.
The cleanest solution is a straightforward query that filters traces by their last-updated timestamp, capturing anything that's been active since the previous commit. This naturally handles both long-running traces that are still active and excludes traces that finished before the last commit. I'm thinking through whether the timestamp field gives us what we need here, and whether there are edge cases I'm missing with this approach. about the first commit? There's no parent. In that case, include all traces.
Let me also consider: what if someone makes multiple commits in rapid succession? The trace timestamp might be from before the first commit if the trace is no longer active. That would mean the trace gets included in the first commit but not subsequent ones. That seems right.
Actually, I realize there could be a gap: if I finish working with an agent, the trace's last timestamp is T1. Then I make several manual edits and commit at T2. If T2 > T1 and my last commit before was at T0 < T1, then the trace should be included. But if there was an intermediate commit at T1.5, and T1 < T1.5, the trace would be excluded from the commit at T2, which is correct - it was already captured at T1.5's commit.
The previous commit at T1.5 already ran the hook and captured that trace, so at T2, if the trace hasn't been updated since then, there's no need to capture it again. For traces that span multiple commits—like when I'm using Claude Code from T0 to T3 with commits at T1 and T2—the trace's timestamp keeps updating as the agent works, so it gets included in each commit as long as it's been modified since the last one. This approach handles all the edge cases correctly, so I'm ready to implement it.
git-ai takes a very different approach. It runs a pre-commit checkpoint that snapshots the working tree, maintains a per-commit working log tracking which files each agent touched, then at post-commit computes line-level attributions from the diff. It doesn't match sessions by directory at all -- it tracks edits continuously.
For our case (just attaching trace IDs), a simpler heuristic works: only include traces whose last activity timestamp is after the previous commit. That way each commit only picks up traces that were active during the work that produced it.
Now update the tests to cover the timestamp filtering.
cli/src/core/trace-controller.ts:347: .map((trace) => [trace.externalId, trace.title?.trim()])
cli/src/core/trace-controller.ts:351: traces.map((trace) => [trace.externalId, { id: trace.id, visibility: trace.visibility }])sh cli/hooks/post-commit.test.shExit code 127 sh: cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh: No such file or directory sh: cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh: No such file or directory
sh /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.shTest 1: first commit includes all traces for the directory PASS: contains trace-bbb (newer) PASS: contains trace-aaa (older) Test 2: second commit filters by previous commit timestamp PASS: old traces excluded from second commit Test 3: trace updated after previous commit gets included PASS: recently-active trace included PASS: stale trace excluded Test 4: no traces for directory produces no note PASS: no notes when no traces match directory Test 5: missing database exits silently PASS: exits 0 with missing database Test 6: TRACES_EVENTSTORE with relative path PASS: relative TRACES_EVENTSTORE resolves under ~/.traces/ Test 7: no-match directory exits cleanly PASS: exits 0 with no matching directory Results: 9 passed, 0 failed
All 9 tests pass. Now reinstall the updated hook and let me clean up.
cp /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/hooks/post-commit ~/.traces/hooks/post-commit(empty result)
rm -rf /tmp/git-ai-inspect(empty result)
The hook now filters by timestamp: it only includes traces whose last activity (timestamp column, in ms) is at or after the previous commit's author date. First commits in a repo still include all matching traces. Want me to commit this?
yeah commit
git statusOn branch git-integration Changes not staged for commit: (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed) (use "git restore <file>..." to discard changes in working directory) modified: hooks/post-commit modified: hooks/post-commit.test.sh no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
git diffdiff --git a/cli/hooks/post-commit b/cli/hooks/post-commit
index 42cfc90..1599290 100755
--- a/cli/hooks/post-commit
+++ b/cli/hooks/post-commit
@@ -30,7 +30,18 @@ command -v sqlite3 >/dev/null 2>&1 || exit 0
# Escape single quotes in path for SQL
SAFE_ROOT=$(printf '%s' "$REPO_ROOT" | sed "s/'/''/g")
-IDS=$(sqlite3 "$DB" "SELECT id FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' ORDER BY timestamp DESC" 2>/dev/null)
+# Only include traces active since the previous commit.
+# This avoids attaching every historical trace to every new commit.
+# Timestamp is in ms; git log %at gives seconds, so multiply by 1000.
+PREV_COMMIT_TS=$(git log --format='%at' -1 HEAD~1 2>/dev/null)
+if [ -n "$PREV_COMMIT_TS" ]; then
+ SINCE=$((PREV_COMMIT_TS * 1000))
+ IDS=$(sqlite3 "$DB" "SELECT id FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' AND timestamp >= $SINCE ORDER BY timestamp DESC" 2>/dev/null)
+else
+ # First commit in repo -- include all traces for this directory
+ IDS=$(sqlite3 "$DB" "SELECT id FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' ORDER BY timestamp DESC" 2>/dev/null)
+fi
+
[ -n "$IDS" ] || exit 0
NOTE=""
diff --git a/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh b/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh
index fe59ea9..dee338a 100644
--- a/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh
+++ b/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh
@@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ tmpdir() {
echo "$d"
}
+CREATE_TABLE="CREATE TABLE traces (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, agent_id TEXT, title TEXT, preview TEXT, timestamp INTEGER, directory TEXT, source_path TEXT, shared_url TEXT, shared_visibility TEXT, created_at INTEGER NOT NULL)"
+
assert_eq() {
if [ "$1" = "$2" ]; then
PASS=$((PASS + 1))
@@ -48,10 +50,22 @@ assert_contains() {
fi
}
+assert_not_contains() {
+ if echo "$2" | grep -qF "$1"; then
+ FAIL=$((FAIL + 1))
+ echo " FAIL: $3"
+ echo " expected NOT to contain: $1"
+ echo " got: $2"
+ else
+ PASS=$((PASS + 1))
+ echo " PASS: $3"
+ fi
+}
+
HOOK="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)/post-commit"
-# ---- Test 1: writes trace IDs as git notes ----
-echo "Test 1: writes trace IDs as git notes"
+# ---- Test 1: first commit includes all traces for the directory ----
+echo "Test 1: first commit includes all traces for the directory"
REPO=$(tmpdir)
TRACES_DIR=$(tmpdir)
@@ -61,20 +75,45 @@ git init "$REPO" >/dev/null 2>&1
git -C "$REPO" config user.email "test@test.com"
git -C "$REPO" config user.name "Test"
-sqlite3 "$DB" "CREATE TABLE traces (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, agent_id TEXT, title TEXT, preview TEXT, timestamp INTEGER, directory TEXT, source_path TEXT, shared_url TEXT, shared_visibility TEXT, created_at INTEGER NOT NULL)"
+sqlite3 "$DB" "$CREATE_TABLE"
sqlite3 "$DB" "INSERT INTO traces (id, agent_id, directory, timestamp, created_at) VALUES ('trace-aaa', 'claude-code', '$REPO', 1000, 1000)"
sqlite3 "$DB" "INSERT INTO traces (id, agent_id, directory, timestamp, created_at) VALUES ('trace-bbb', 'cursor', '$REPO', 2000, 2000)"
-# Make a commit and run the hook
-git -C "$REPO" commit --allow-empty -m "test commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
+git -C "$REPO" commit --allow-empty -m "first commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
(cd "$REPO" && TRACES_EVENTSTORE="$DB" sh "$HOOK")
NOTES=$(git -C "$REPO" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "")
assert_contains "traces:trace-bbb" "$NOTES" "contains trace-bbb (newer)"
assert_contains "traces:trace-aaa" "$NOTES" "contains trace-aaa (older)"
-# ---- Test 2: no traces for directory produces no note ----
-echo "Test 2: no traces for directory produces no note"
+# ---- Test 2: second commit only includes traces active since previous commit ----
+echo "Test 2: second commit filters by previous commit timestamp"
+
+# The first commit was just made. Its timestamp is ~now (in seconds).
+# trace-aaa has timestamp 1000ms (epoch 1s) and trace-bbb has 2000ms (epoch 2s).
+# Both are way before the first commit, so a second commit should pick up neither.
+git -C "$REPO" commit --allow-empty -m "second commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
+(cd "$REPO" && TRACES_EVENTSTORE="$DB" sh "$HOOK")
+
+NOTES2=$(git -C "$REPO" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>&1 || echo "no notes")
+assert_contains "no notes" "$NOTES2" "old traces excluded from second commit"
+
+# ---- Test 3: trace updated after previous commit gets included ----
+echo "Test 3: trace updated after previous commit gets included"
+
+# Set trace-aaa's timestamp to far in the future (well after any commit)
+FUTURE_TS=$(($(date +%s) * 1000 + 60000000))
+sqlite3 "$DB" "UPDATE traces SET timestamp = $FUTURE_TS WHERE id = 'trace-aaa'"
+
+git -C "$REPO" commit --allow-empty -m "third commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
+(cd "$REPO" && TRACES_EVENTSTORE="$DB" sh "$HOOK")
+
+NOTES3=$(git -C "$REPO" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "")
+assert_contains "traces:trace-aaa" "$NOTES3" "recently-active trace included"
+assert_not_contains "traces:trace-bbb" "$NOTES3" "stale trace excluded"
+
+# ---- Test 4: no traces for directory produces no note ----
+echo "Test 4: no traces for directory produces no note"
REPO2=$(tmpdir)
git init "$REPO2" >/dev/null 2>&1
@@ -83,11 +122,11 @@ git -C "$REPO2" config user.name "Test"
git -C "$REPO2" commit --allow-empty -m "test commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
(cd "$REPO2" && TRACES_EVENTSTORE="$DB" sh "$HOOK")
-NOTES2=$(git -C "$REPO2" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>&1 || echo "no notes")
-assert_contains "no notes" "$NOTES2" "no notes when no traces match"
+NOTES4=$(git -C "$REPO2" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>&1 || echo "no notes")
+assert_contains "no notes" "$NOTES4" "no notes when no traces match directory"
-# ---- Test 3: missing database exits silently ----
-echo "Test 3: missing database exits silently"
+# ---- Test 5: missing database exits silently ----
+echo "Test 5: missing database exits silently"
REPO3=$(tmpdir)
git init "$REPO3" >/dev/null 2>&1
@@ -98,8 +137,8 @@ git -C "$REPO3" commit --allow-empty -m "test commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
EXIT_CODE=$?
assert_eq "0" "$EXIT_CODE" "exits 0 with missing database"
-# ---- Test 4: TRACES_EVENTSTORE with relative path ----
-echo "Test 4: TRACES_EVENTSTORE with relative path"
+# ---- Test 6: TRACES_EVENTSTORE with relative path ----
+echo "Test 6: TRACES_EVENTSTORE with relative path"
REPO4=$(tmpdir)
HOME_DIR=$(tmpdir)
@@ -111,22 +150,19 @@ git init "$REPO4" >/dev/null 2>&1
git -C "$REPO4" config user.email "test@test.com"
git -C "$REPO4" config user.name "Test"
-sqlite3 "$DB4" "CREATE TABLE traces (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, agent_id TEXT, title TEXT, preview TEXT, timestamp INTEGER, directory TEXT, source_path TEXT, shared_url TEXT, shared_visibility TEXT, created_at INTEGER NOT NULL)"
+sqlite3 "$DB4" "$CREATE_TABLE"
sqlite3 "$DB4" "INSERT INTO traces (id, agent_id, directory, timestamp, created_at) VALUES ('trace-ccc', 'claude-code', '$REPO4', 3000, 3000)"
git -C "$REPO4" commit --allow-empty -m "test commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
(cd "$REPO4" && HOME="$HOME_DIR" TRACES_EVENTSTORE="custom.db" sh "$HOOK")
-NOTES4=$(git -C "$REPO4" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "")
-assert_contains "traces:trace-ccc" "$NOTES4" "relative TRACES_EVENTSTORE resolves under ~/.traces/"
+NOTES6=$(git -C "$REPO4" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "")
+assert_contains "traces:trace-ccc" "$NOTES6" "relative TRACES_EVENTSTORE resolves under ~/.traces/"
-# ---- Test 5: directory with single quote in path ----
-echo "Test 5: directory with single quote in path"
+# ---- Test 7: no-match directory exits cleanly ----
+echo "Test 7: no-match directory exits cleanly"
REPO5=$(tmpdir)
-# We can't easily make a repo with a quote in the path on all systems,
-# but we can test that the hook doesn't error on a normal path with
-# no matching traces (the SQL escaping path is exercised).
git init "$REPO5" >/dev/null 2>&1
git -C "$REPO5" config user.email "test@test.com"
git -C "$REPO5" config user.name "Test"git log --oneline -3f57dd12 Add post-commit hook that writes trace IDs to git notes 642f89c Merge pull request #244 from market-dot-dev/fix/trace-loading-not-found-flicker eaff148 fix(frontend): avoid trace not found flash during auth bootstrap
git add hooks/post-commit hooks/post-commit.test.sh && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
Filter git notes to traces active since previous commit
Only attach traces whose last activity timestamp is at or after the
previous commit's author date. First commits still include all matching
traces. Prevents every historical trace from appearing on every commit.
EOF
)"[git-integration ceb270e] Filter git notes to traces active since previous commit 2 files changed, 69 insertions(+), 22 deletions(-)
git notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>&1traces:a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100
No matches found
Down from 16 to 1. That's the current active trace for this session.
is the id the same as a url slug?
sqlite3 ~/.traces/traces.db "SELECT id FROM traces WHERE id = 'a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100'" 2>/dev/nulla8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100
The id in the local DB is a UUID (a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100), but the URL you shared uses a different slug format (jn75ck1sekp0z805jnf3fvqsjs81qs1b). Let me check how those relate.
src/types.ts-119- directory?: string;
src/types.ts-120- sourcePath?: string;
src/types.ts:121: sharedUrl?: string;
src/types.ts-122- sharedVisibility?: TraceVisibility;
src/types.ts-123- modelId?: ModelId;
--
src/core/trace.ts-26- sourcePath?: string;
src/core/trace.ts-27- readonly modelId?: ModelId;
src/core/trace.ts:28: sharedUrl?: string;
src/core/trace.ts-29- sharedVisibility?: TraceMetadata['sharedVisibility'];
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-30-
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-45- this.sourcePath = metadata.sourcePath;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-46- this.modelId = metadata.modelId;
src/core/trace.ts:47: this.sharedUrl = metadata.sharedUrl;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-48- this.sharedVisibility = metadata.sharedVisibility;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-49- this.store = store;
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-82- */
src/core/trace.ts-83- isShared(): boolean {
src/core/trace.ts:84: return Boolean(this.sharedUrl);
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-85- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-86-
--
src/core/trace.ts-98- sourcePath: this.sourcePath,
src/core/trace.ts-99- modelId: this.modelId,
src/core/trace.ts:100: sharedUrl: this.sharedUrl,
src/core/trace.ts-101- sharedVisibility: this.sharedVisibility,
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/core/trace.ts-102- };
--
[Showing results with pagination = limit: 30, offset: 0]89- timestamp INTEGER,
90- directory TEXT,
91- source_path TEXT,
92: shared_url TEXT,
93- shared_visibility TEXT,
94- created_at INTEGER NOT NULL
95- );
--
121-
122- async upsertTrace(trace: TraceMetadata): Promise<void> {
123- const stmt = this.db.prepare(`
124: INSERT INTO traces (id, agent_id, title, preview, timestamp, directory, source_path, shared_url, shared_visibility, created_at)
125- VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)
126- ON CONFLICT(id) DO UPDATE SET
127- agent_id = excluded.agent_id,
--
130- timestamp = excluded.timestamp,
131- directory = COALESCE(excluded.directory, traces.directory),
132- source_path = COALESCE(excluded.source_path, traces.source_path),
133: shared_url = COALESCE(traces.shared_url, excluded.shared_url),
134- shared_visibility = COALESCE(traces.shared_visibility, excluded.shared_visibility)
135- `);
136- stmt.run(
--
176- values.push(updates.sourcePath ?? null);
177- }
178- if ('sharedUrl' in updates) {
179: fields.push('shared_url = ?');
180- values.push(updates.sharedUrl ?? null);
181- }
182- if ('sharedVisibility' in updates) {
--
192-
193- async getTrace(id: string): Promise<TraceMetadata | null> {
194- const stmt = this.db.prepare(
195: 'SELECT id, agent_id, title, preview, timestamp, directory, source_path, shared_url, shared_visibility FROM traces WHERE id = ?'
196- );
197- const row = stmt.get(id) as {
198- id: string;
--
202- timestamp: number;
203- directory: string | null;
204- source_path: string | null;
205: shared_url: string | null;
206- shared_visibility: string | null;
207- } | null;
208-
--
216- timestamp: row.timestamp,
217- directory: row.directory ?? undefined,
218- sourcePath: row.source_path ?? undefined,
219: sharedUrl: row.shared_url ?? undefined,
220- sharedVisibility: (row.shared_visibility ?? undefined) as TraceMetadata['sharedVisibility'],
221- };
222- }
223-
224- async listTraces(limit: number = 100): Promise<TraceMetadata[]> {
225- const stmt = this.db.prepare(
226: 'SELECT id, agent_id, title, preview, timestamp, directory, source_path, shared_url, shared_visibility FROM traces ORDER BY timestamp DESC LIMIT ?'
227- );
228- const rows = stmt.all(limit) as {
229- id: string;
--
233- timestamp: number;
234- directory: string | null;
235- source_path: string | null;
236: shared_url: string | null;
237- shared_visibility: string | null;
238- }[];
239-
--
245- timestamp: row.timestamp,
246- directory: row.directory ?? undefined,
247- sourcePath: row.source_path ?? undefined,
248: sharedUrl: row.shared_url ?? undefined,
249- sharedVisibility: (row.shared_visibility ?? undefined) as TraceMetadata['sharedVisibility'],
250- }));
251- }sqlite3 ~/.traces/traces.db "SELECT id, shared_url FROM traces WHERE id = 'a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100'" 2>/dev/nulla8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100|
No shared_url stored for this trace. The URL slug (jn75ck1sekp0z805jnf3fvqsjs81qs1b) is a separate server-side identifier, not the same as the local id (which is a UUID). The id column is what gets sent to the API as externalId, and the slug in the /s/ URL is something else -- probably the Convex document ID or a share token.
So the note currently says traces:a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100 which is the externalId, and the API has GET /v1/traces/:externalId to look it up. The /s/ URL uses a different identifier. Both should resolve to the same trace but through different routes.
Does that match your understanding, or should the note contain the share slug instead?
can we include the shared url in the note if it exists
Now update the tests.
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-31- messagesWithParts: FunctionReference<
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-32- "query",
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-33- "public",
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts:34: { authToken?: string; externalId?: string; traceId?: string },
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-35- any
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-36- >;
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-37- paginatedMessagesWithParts: FunctionReference<
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-39- "public",
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-40- {
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-41- authToken?: string;
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts:42: externalId?: string;
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-43- paginationOpts: {
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-44- cursor: string | null;
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-45- endCursor?: string | null;
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-57- "public",
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-58- {
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-59- authToken?: string;
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts:60: externalId?: string;
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-61- paginationOpts: {
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-62- cursor: string | null;
packages/shared/src/convex/index.ts-63- endCursor?: string | null;
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-91- "properties": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-92- "id": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-93- "type": { "$ref": "#/components/schemas/IdentityType" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:94: "externalId": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-95- "email": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-96- "providerData": { "type": "object", "additionalProperties": true },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-97- "createdAt": { "type": "number" }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-98- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:99: "required": ["id", "type", "externalId", "createdAt"]
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-100- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-101- "SessionCreateRequest": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-102- "type": "object",
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-262- "type": "object",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-263- "properties": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-264- "id": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:265: "externalId": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-266- "title": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-267- "agentId": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-268- "model": { "type": "string" },
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-270- "createdAt": { "type": "number" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-271- "updatedAt": { "type": "number" }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-272- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:273: "required": ["id", "externalId", "agentId", "visibility", "createdAt"]
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-274- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-275- "TraceDetail": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-276- "allOf": [
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-314- "TraceCreateRequest": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-315- "type": "object",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-316- "properties": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:317: "externalId": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-318- "agentId": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-319- "title": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-320- "projectPath": { "type": "string" },
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-322- "model": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-323- "visibility": { "$ref": "#/components/schemas/Visibility" }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-324- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:325: "required": ["externalId"]
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-326- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-327- "TraceUpsertRequest": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-328- "type": "object",
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-348- "type": "object",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-349- "properties": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-350- "id": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:351: "externalId": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-352- "role": { "$ref": "#/components/schemas/MessageRole" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-353- "textContent": { "type": "string" },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-354- "model": { "type": "string" },
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-359- "items": { "$ref": "#/components/schemas/Part" }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-360- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-361- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:362: "required": ["id", "externalId", "role"]
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-363- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-364- "MessageUpsertRequest": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-365- "type": "object",
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1762- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1763- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1764- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:1765: "/v1/traces/{externalId}": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1766- "get": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1767- "operationId": "traces.get",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1768- "summary": "Get trace",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1769- "security": [],
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1770- "parameters": [
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1771- {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:1772: "name": "externalId",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1773- "in": "path",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1774- "required": true,
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1775- "schema": { "type": "string" }
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1816- "summary": "Upsert trace",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1817- "parameters": [
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1818- {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:1819: "name": "externalId",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1820- "in": "path",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1821- "required": true,
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1822- "schema": { "type": "string" }
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1871- "summary": "Update trace",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1872- "parameters": [
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1873- {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:1874: "name": "externalId",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1875- "in": "path",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1876- "required": true,
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1877- "schema": { "type": "string" }
--
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1932- "summary": "Delete trace",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1933- "parameters": [
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1934- {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:1935: "name": "externalId",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1936- "in": "path",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1937- "required": true,
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1938- "schema": { "type": "string" }
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1975- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1976- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1977- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:1978: "/v1/traces/{externalId}/messages": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1979- "get": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1980- "operationId": "messages.list",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1981- "summary": "List messages for trace",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1982- "security": [],
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1983- "parameters": [
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1984- {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:1985: "name": "externalId",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1986- "in": "path",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1987- "required": true,
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-1988- "schema": { "type": "string" }
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2031- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2032- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2033- },
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:2034: "/v1/traces/{externalId}/messages/{messageId}": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2035- "put": {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2036- "operationId": "messages.upsert",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2037- "summary": "Upsert message",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2038- "parameters": [
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2039- {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json:2040: "name": "externalId",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2041- "in": "path",
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2042- "required": true,
packages/shared/src/api/v1/openapi.json-2043- "schema": { "type": "string" }
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-51-export type Identity = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-52- id: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-53- type: IdentityType;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:54: externalId: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-55- email?: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-56- providerData?: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-57- [key: string]: unknown;
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-159-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-160-export type TraceSummary = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-161- id: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:162: externalId: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-163- title?: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-164- agentId: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-165- model?: string;
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-187-};
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-188-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-189-export type TraceCreateRequest = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:190: externalId: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-191- agentId?: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-192- title?: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-193- projectPath?: string;
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-215-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-216-export type MessageResource = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-217- id: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:218: externalId: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-219- role: MessageRole;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-220- textContent?: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-221- model?: string;
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1266-export type TracesDeleteData = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1267- body?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1268- path: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1269: externalId: string;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1270- };
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1271- query?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1272: url: '/v1/traces/{externalId}';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1273-};
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1274-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1275-export type TracesDeleteErrors = {
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1304-export type TracesGetData = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1305- body?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1306- path: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1307: externalId: string;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1308- };
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1309- query?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1310: url: '/v1/traces/{externalId}';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1311-};
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1312-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1313-export type TracesGetErrors = {
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1342-export type TracesUpdateData = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1343- body: TraceUpsertRequest;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1344- path: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1345: externalId: string;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1346- };
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1347- query?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1348: url: '/v1/traces/{externalId}';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1349-};
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1350-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1351-export type TracesUpdateErrors = {
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1384-export type TracesUpsertData = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1385- body: TraceUpsertRequest;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1386- path: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1387: externalId: string;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1388- };
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1389- query?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1390: url: '/v1/traces/{externalId}';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1391-};
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1392-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1393-export type TracesUpsertErrors = {
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1422-export type MessagesListData = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1423- body?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1424- path: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1425: externalId: string;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1426- };
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1427- query?: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1428- includeParts?: boolean;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1429- };
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1430: url: '/v1/traces/{externalId}/messages';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1431-};
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1432-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1433-export type MessagesListErrors = {
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1462-export type MessagesUpsertData = {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1463- body: MessageUpsertRequest;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1464- path: {
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1465: externalId: string;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1466- messageId: string;
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1467- };
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1468- query?: never;
packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts:1469: url: '/v1/traces/{externalId}/messages/{messageId}';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1470-};
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1471-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/packages/shared/src/api/v1/gen/types.gen.ts-1472-export type MessagesUpsertErrors = {sh /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.shTest 1: first commit includes all traces for the directory PASS: contains trace-bbb (newer) PASS: contains trace-aaa (older) Test 2: second commit filters by previous commit timestamp PASS: old traces excluded from second commit Test 3: trace updated after previous commit gets included PASS: recently-active trace included PASS: stale trace excluded Test 4: no traces for directory produces no note PASS: no notes when no traces match directory Test 5: missing database exits silently PASS: exits 0 with missing database Test 6: TRACES_EVENTSTORE with relative path PASS: relative TRACES_EVENTSTORE resolves under ~/.traces/ Test 7: shared_url included in note when present PASS: shared_url appended to trace with URL PASS: trace without URL still included PASS: no URL appended when shared_url is empty Test 8: no-match directory exits cleanly PASS: exits 0 with no matching directory Results: 12 passed, 0 failed
All 12 tests pass. Reinstalling the hook.
The user wants me to implement a git hook demo. Let me look at the plan carefully:
git-integration from maincli/hooks/post-commit~/.traces/traces.db for traces matching the repo root and writes them as git notesLet me first check the existing codebase to understand the DB path handling, particularly the TRACES_EVENTSTORE env var.
Looking at the script in the plan, there's a bug: [ -z "$IDS" ] || exit 0 should be [ -z "$IDS" ] && exit 0 - it exits when IDs ARE found, which is backwards.
Now I need to understand how the CLI actually resolves the database path and handles the TRACES_EVENTSTORE environment variable.
cp /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/hooks/post-commit ~/.traces/hooks/post-commit(empty result)
Now about triggering the share from the hook -- let me check how sharing works in the CLI.
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-3- *
src/services/api.ts-4- * Requires explicit configuration via environment variables:
src/services/api.ts-5- * - TRACES_HTTP_URL: Convex HTTP URL
src/services/api.ts:6: * - TRACES_URL: Frontend URL for share links
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-7- */
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-8-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-9-import type { TraceMetadata, TraceContent, TraceEvent, TraceVisibility } from '../types.js';
src/services/api.ts:10:import { PartType } from '@traces/shared';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-11-import { registry } from '../adapters/index.js';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-12-import { recordRequest } from './request-history.js';
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-13-import { scrubEvent } from './scrub-secrets.js';
--
src/services/api.ts-215- projectPath: trace.directory,
src/services/api.ts-216- projectName: getProjectName(trace.directory),
src/services/api.ts-217- model: modelId,
src/services/api.ts:218: visibility: trace.sharedVisibility,
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-219- };
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-220-}
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-221-
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-383-}
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-384-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-385-/**
src/services/api.ts:386: * Get all traces that exist on the server (used for shared indicators)
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-387- */
src/services/api.ts-388-export async function listRemoteTraces(limit?: number): Promise<RemoteTraceSummary[]> {
src/services/api.ts-389- const query = typeof limit === 'number' ? `?limit=${limit}` : '';
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-455- const content = await registry.getTraceContent(trace);
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-456-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-457- if (content.events.length === 0) {
src/services/api.ts:458: throw new Error('Session has no content to share');
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-459- }
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-460-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-461- const modelId = content.modelIds[0];
--
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-470-/**
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-471- * Share a trace - tries upload first, falls back to sync if exists
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-472- *
src/services/api.ts:473: * Returns the full shareable URL
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-474- */
src/services/api.ts:475:export async function shareTrace(trace: TraceMetadata): Promise<{ url: string }> {
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-476- const { url } = await backfillTrace(trace);
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-477- return { url };
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-478-}
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-479-
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-480-/**
src/services/api.ts:481: * Remove a shared trace from the server
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-482- */
src/services/api.ts-483-export async function deleteTrace(externalId: string): Promise<void> {
/Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/src/services/api.ts-484- await requestJson('DELETE', `/v1/traces/${externalId}`);
[Showing results with pagination = limit: 60, offset: 0]11-import type { Api } from '../services/api.js';
12-import { Trace } from './trace.js';
13-import { TraceIndexer, type TraceIndexerLike } from './trace-indexer.js';
14-import { Sentry } from '../services/sentry.js';
15-
16:type UploadOperation = 'share' | 'unshare' | 'refresh';
17-type UploadState = { status: 'queued' | 'uploading'; operation: UploadOperation };
18-type UploadStateListener = (traceId: string, state: UploadState | null) => void;
19-type IndexRefreshListener = (upserted: number) => void;
20-type ListOptions = {
21- seedIfEmpty?: boolean;
--
25- private store: EventStoreApi;
26- private adapters: AdapterRegistry;
27- private api: Api;
28- private indexer: TraceIndexerLike;
29-
30: // Active subscriptions for shared traces
31- private syncSubscriptions = new Map<string, () => void>();
32- private adapterSubscriptions = new Map<string, () => void>();
33- // Serialization chains per trace — ensures only one syncEvent is in-flight at a time
34- // to prevent Convex OCC conflicts on the traces document
35- private syncChains = new Map<string, Promise<void>>();
36-
37- private uploadQueue: Array<{
38- trace: Trace;
39- operation: UploadOperation;
40: visibility?: TraceMetadata['sharedVisibility'];
41- resolve: (value: unknown) => void;
42- reject: (error: unknown) => void;
43- }> = [];
44- private uploadProcessing = false;
45- private uploadListeners = new Set<UploadStateListener>();
--
60- this.api = api;
61- this.indexer = indexer ?? new TraceIndexer(store, adapters);
62- }
63-
64- /**
65: * Start the controller - restores subscriptions for shared traces.
66- * Idempotent - safe to call multiple times.
67- */
68- async start(): Promise<void> {
69- const storedTraces = await this.store.listTraces();
70- for (const metadata of storedTraces) {
71: if (!metadata.sharedUrl) continue;
72- const adapter = this.adapters.get(metadata.agentId);
73- if (!adapter) continue;
74- const trace = Trace.fromMetadata(metadata, this.store, adapter);
75- if (!this.syncSubscriptions.has(trace.id)) {
76- await this.setupSubscriptions(trace);
--
119- const upserted = await this.indexer.refresh();
120- this.emitIndexRefresh(upserted);
121- }
122-
123- /**
124: * Sync shared state from remote (no throttle).
125- * Safe to call multiple times.
126- */
127- async syncSharedState(limit?: number): Promise<void> {
128- if (!this.api.isAuthenticated() || !this.api.isConfigured()) {
129- if (!this.clearedShareState) {
--
136- this.clearedShareState = false;
137- await this.performShareSync(limit);
138- }
139-
140- /**
141: * Refresh a shared trace - upsert any missing events
142- */
143- refreshTrace(trace: Trace): Promise<{ appended: number; total: number }> {
144- return this.enqueueUpload(trace, 'refresh') as Promise<{ appended: number; total: number }>;
145- }
146-
--
180- getRemoteTitle(traceId: string): string | undefined {
181- return this.remoteTitles.get(traceId);
182- }
183-
[Showing results with pagination = limit: 80, offset: 0]444- `/v1/traces/${message.traceExternalId}/messages/${message.externalId}`,
445- {
446- role: message.role,
447- textContent: message.textContent,
448- model: message.model,
449- parts: message.parts,
450- }
451- );
452-}
453-
454:export async function backfillTrace(trace: TraceMetadata): Promise<{ url: string; traceId: string }> {
455- const content = await registry.getTraceContent(trace);
456-
457- if (content.events.length === 0) {
458- throw new Error('Session has no content to share');
459- }
460-
461- const modelId = content.modelIds[0];
462-
463- const { traceId } = await syncTraceMetadata(trace, modelId);
464- const messagePayloads = buildMessagePayloads(trace, content.events);
465- await syncMessagesBatch(messagePayloads);
466-
467- return { url: `${getFrontendUrl()}/s/${traceId}`, traceId };
468-}
469-
470-/**
471- * Share a trace - tries upload first, falls back to sync if exists
472- *
473- * Returns the full shareable URL
474- */
475:export async function shareTrace(trace: TraceMetadata): Promise<{ url: string }> {
476: const { url } = await backfillTrace(trace);
477- return { url };
478-}
479-
480-/**
481- * Remove a shared trace from the server
482- */
483-export async function deleteTrace(externalId: string): Promise<void> {
484- await requestJson('DELETE', `/v1/traces/${externalId}`);
485-}
486-The sharing requires the full CLI runtime (Bun, adapters, API auth). That's too heavy for a shell hook -- the hook needs to stay fast and never block commits.
But looking at the plan, the intended approach was traces sync <externalId> & running in the background. Does the CLI have a sync or share subcommand?
Now I understand the schema. The traces table has an id column which is the primary key (this is the local ID/external ID used by the CLI). Let me also check the TraceMetadata type to understand the mapping.
Found 6 files src/commands/share.test.ts src/commands/share.ts src/commands/setup-assets.ts src/commands/setup.test.ts src/commands/share-options.test.ts src/commands/share-options.ts
There's a traces share --cwd . --json command that does exactly this. The hook can shell out to the traces CLI in the background to share each unshared trace. Let me check how the binary is invoked.
32: "@traces/shared": "workspace:*",
which traces 2>/dev/null || echo "not found"/Users/andrew/.traces/bin/traces
Good. The traces table in SQLite has id TEXT PRIMARY KEY and directory TEXT. The id column is what the CLI uses as the trace identifier, which maps to externalId in the API. Now let me check the existing git integration doc and the current branch state.
traces share --help 2>&1 | head -20Share failed (INVALID_ARGUMENTS): Provide one of --trace-id, --source-path, or --cwd.
traces share --trace-id a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100 --json 2>&1{"ok":true,"data":{"traceId":"a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100","sharedUrl":"https://www.traces.com/s/jn7evx597bm1gw57vnwg9n7z9d81q896","visibility":"public","agentId":"claude-code","sourcePath":"/Users/andrew/.claude/projects/-Users-andrew-code-traces-traces/a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100.jsonl","selectedBy":"trace-id"}}That works. Now I can add a background share step to the hook. For each trace without a shared_url, call traces share --trace-id <id> --json in the background. Then after sharing, re-read the shared URLs and include them in the note.
Actually, the simpler approach: share first, then build the note with the URLs that come back. But sharing is slow (network call) and shouldn't block the commit. Better approach: write the note immediately (fast), then share in the background and update the note with URLs after.
Let me update the hook.
git branch -a | head -20chore/dependabot-config ci/add-test-workflow ci/api-tests docs/nightly-postgres-backups feat/rate-limiting feat/scrub-secrets-on-upload fix/adapter-source-path-resolution fix/batch-upsert-chunking fix/cap-limit-query-params fix/cross-platform-ci fix/deduplicate-feed-lookups fix/flaky-ci-tests fix/identities-composite-index fix/invite-require-auth fix/medium-security-fixes fix/message-count-full-table-scan fix/oauth-fresh-state fix/oauth-xss fix/scope-externalid-index-to-namespace fix/sqlite-database-locked
sh /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.shTest 1: first commit includes all traces for the directory PASS: contains trace-bbb (newer) PASS: contains trace-aaa (older) Test 2: second commit filters by previous commit timestamp PASS: old traces excluded from second commit Test 3: trace updated after previous commit gets included PASS: recently-active trace included PASS: stale trace excluded Test 4: no traces for directory produces no note PASS: no notes when no traces match directory Test 5: missing database exits silently PASS: exits 0 with missing database Test 6: TRACES_EVENTSTORE with relative path PASS: relative TRACES_EVENTSTORE resolves under ~/.traces/ Test 7: shared_url included in note when present PASS: shared_url appended to trace with URL PASS: trace without URL still included PASS: no URL appended when shared_url is empty Test 8: no-match directory exits cleanly PASS: exits 0 with no matching directory Results: 12 passed, 0 failed
All passing. Let me reinstall and test it live.
cp /Users/andrew/code/traces/traces/cli/hooks/post-commit ~/.traces/hooks/post-commit(empty result)
Updated hook now:
traces share --trace-id <id> --json for each unshared traceThe background share only runs if the traces CLI is on $PATH. If it's not installed or sharing fails, the note still has the trace IDs -- just without URLs.
Want me to commit?
yeah commit
git statusOn branch git-integration Changes not staged for commit: (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed) (use "git restore <file>..." to discard changes in working directory) modified: hooks/post-commit modified: hooks/post-commit.test.sh no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
git diffdiff --git a/cli/hooks/post-commit b/cli/hooks/post-commit
index 1599290..942dc3a 100755
--- a/cli/hooks/post-commit
+++ b/cli/hooks/post-commit
@@ -36,20 +36,51 @@ SAFE_ROOT=$(printf '%s' "$REPO_ROOT" | sed "s/'/''/g")
PREV_COMMIT_TS=$(git log --format='%at' -1 HEAD~1 2>/dev/null)
if [ -n "$PREV_COMMIT_TS" ]; then
SINCE=$((PREV_COMMIT_TS * 1000))
- IDS=$(sqlite3 "$DB" "SELECT id FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' AND timestamp >= $SINCE ORDER BY timestamp DESC" 2>/dev/null)
+ ROWS=$(sqlite3 -separator '|' "$DB" "SELECT id, shared_url FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' AND timestamp >= $SINCE ORDER BY timestamp DESC" 2>/dev/null)
else
# First commit in repo -- include all traces for this directory
- IDS=$(sqlite3 "$DB" "SELECT id FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' ORDER BY timestamp DESC" 2>/dev/null)
+ ROWS=$(sqlite3 -separator '|' "$DB" "SELECT id, shared_url FROM traces WHERE directory = '$SAFE_ROOT' ORDER BY timestamp DESC" 2>/dev/null)
fi
-[ -n "$IDS" ] || exit 0
+[ -n "$ROWS" ] || exit 0
+COMMIT_SHA=$(git rev-parse HEAD 2>/dev/null) || exit 0
+
+# Write the note immediately (never blocks the commit).
+# Then share unshared traces in the background and rewrite the note with URLs.
NOTE=""
-for id in $IDS; do
- NOTE="${NOTE}traces:${id}
+UNSHARED_IDS=""
+IFS='
+'
+for row in $ROWS; do
+ id=$(echo "$row" | cut -d'|' -f1)
+ url=$(echo "$row" | cut -d'|' -f2)
+ if [ -n "$url" ]; then
+ NOTE="${NOTE}traces:${id} ${url}
"
+ else
+ NOTE="${NOTE}traces:${id}
+"
+ UNSHARED_IDS="${UNSHARED_IDS} ${id}"
+ fi
done
printf "%s" "$NOTE" | git notes --ref=traces add --file=- HEAD 2>/dev/null
+# Background: share unshared traces, then rewrite the note with URLs.
+# Uses a subshell so the commit returns immediately.
+if [ -n "$UNSHARED_IDS" ] && command -v traces >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+ (
+ for id in $UNSHARED_IDS; do
+ result=$(traces share --trace-id "$id" --json 2>/dev/null) || continue
+ url=$(printf '%s' "$result" | sed -n 's/.*"sharedUrl":"\([^"]*\)".*/\1/p')
+ [ -n "$url" ] || continue
+ # Update the note line for this trace
+ NOTE=$(echo "$NOTE" | sed "s|^traces:${id}\$|traces:${id} ${url}|")
+ done
+ # Rewrite the note with updated URLs
+ printf "%s" "$NOTE" | git notes --ref=traces add --force --file=- "$COMMIT_SHA" 2>/dev/null
+ ) &
+fi
+
exit 0
diff --git a/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh b/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh
index dee338a..c3199e6 100644
--- a/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh
+++ b/cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh
@@ -159,9 +159,31 @@ git -C "$REPO4" commit --allow-empty -m "test commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
NOTES6=$(git -C "$REPO4" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "")
assert_contains "traces:trace-ccc" "$NOTES6" "relative TRACES_EVENTSTORE resolves under ~/.traces/"
-# ---- Test 7: no-match directory exits cleanly ----
-echo "Test 7: no-match directory exits cleanly"
+# ---- Test 7: shared_url included in note when present ----
+echo "Test 7: shared_url included in note when present"
+REPO6=$(tmpdir)
+TRACES_DIR6=$(tmpdir)
+DB6="$TRACES_DIR6/traces.db"
+
+git init "$REPO6" >/dev/null 2>&1
+git -C "$REPO6" config user.email "test@test.com"
+git -C "$REPO6" config user.name "Test"
+
+sqlite3 "$DB6" "$CREATE_TABLE"
+sqlite3 "$DB6" "INSERT INTO traces (id, agent_id, directory, timestamp, created_at, shared_url) VALUES ('trace-ddd', 'claude-code', '$REPO6', 1000, 1000, 'https://www.traces.com/s/abc123')"
+sqlite3 "$DB6" "INSERT INTO traces (id, agent_id, directory, timestamp, created_at) VALUES ('trace-eee', 'cursor', '$REPO6', 2000, 2000)"
+
+git -C "$REPO6" commit --allow-empty -m "first commit" >/dev/null 2>&1
+(cd "$REPO6" && TRACES_EVENTSTORE="$DB6" sh "$HOOK")
+
+NOTES7=$(git -C "$REPO6" notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "")
+assert_contains "traces:trace-ddd https://www.traces.com/s/abc123" "$NOTES7" "shared_url appended to trace with URL"
+assert_contains "traces:trace-eee" "$NOTES7" "trace without URL still included"
+assert_not_contains "traces:trace-eee https" "$NOTES7" "no URL appended when shared_url is empty"
+
+# ---- Test 8: no-match directory exits cleanly ----
+echo "Test 8: no-match directory exits cleanly"
REPO5=$(tmpdir)
git init "$REPO5" >/dev/null 2>&1
git -C "$REPO5" config user.email "test@test.com"git log --oneline -3ceb270e Filter git notes to traces active since previous commit f57dd12 Add post-commit hook that writes trace IDs to git notes 642f89c Merge pull request #244 from market-dot-dev/fix/trace-loading-not-found-flicker
git add hooks/post-commit hooks/post-commit.test.sh && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
Include shared URLs in notes, auto-share in background
Write shared_url next to trace IDs in git notes when already present
in the DB. For unshared traces, kick off background share via the
traces CLI and rewrite the note with URLs once complete. The commit
itself is never blocked by the network call.
EOF
)"[git-integration 9913719] Include shared URLs in notes, auto-share in background 2 files changed, 60 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)
sleep 3 && git notes --ref=traces show HEAD 2>&1traces:a8f01d3c-295f-4043-ae2a-417299a74100 https://www.traces.com/s/jn7evx597bm1gw57vnwg9n7z9d81q896
The background share worked. The note now includes both the trace ID and the shared URL.
push this and open a PR
git log --oneline main..HEAD9913719 Include shared URLs in notes, auto-share in background ceb270e Filter git notes to traces active since previous commit f57dd12 Add post-commit hook that writes trace IDs to git notes
git diff main...HEAD --statcli/hooks/post-commit | 86 ++++++++++++++++++ cli/hooks/post-commit.test.sh | 199 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 285 insertions(+)
git push -u origin git-integrationremote: remote: Create a pull request for 'git-integration' on GitHub by visiting: remote: https://github.com/market-dot-dev/traces/pull/new/git-integration remote: To https://github.com/market-dot-dev/traces.git * [new branch] git-integration -> git-integration branch 'git-integration' set up to track 'origin/git-integration'.
gh pr create --title "Add post-commit hook for trace IDs in git notes" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
Shell script (`cli/hooks/post-commit`) that runs after every commit and attaches trace IDs as git notes under `refs/notes/traces`.
- Queries `~/.traces/traces.db` for traces whose directory matches the repo root
- Only includes traces active since the previous commit (timestamp filtering)
- Writes notes immediately, then shares unshared traces via `traces share` in the background
- Rewrites the note with shared URLs once the background share completes
- Respects `TRACES_EVENTSTORE` env var for custom DB paths
- Fails silently if sqlite3 is missing, no DB exists, or no traces match
Install:
```
mkdir -p ~/.traces/hooks
cp cli/hooks/post-commit ~/.traces/hooks/
chmod +x ~/.traces/hooks/post-commit
git config --global core.hooksPath ~/.traces/hooks
```
Verify: `git notes --ref=traces show HEAD`
EOF
)"https://github.com/market-dot-dev/traces/pull/248
make that pr a draft for now
gh pr ready --undo 248✓ Pull request market-dot-dev/traces#248 is converted to "draft"
Done.
commands fro someone else to fetch this branch and read the git notes
git fetch origin git-integration git checkout git-integration git fetch origin refs/notes/traces:refs/notes/traces git notes --ref=traces show HEAD
tarunsachdeva@Taruns-MacBook-Pro-M4 traces % git checkout git-integration
branch 'git-integration' set up to track 'origin/git-integration'.
Switched to a new branch 'git-integration'
tarunsachdeva@Taruns-MacBook-Pro-M4 traces % git fetch origin refs/notes/traces:refs/notes/traces
fatal: couldn't find remote ref refs/notes/traces
tarunsachdeva@Taruns-MacBook-Pro-M4 traces % git notes --ref=traces show HEAD
error: no note found for object 991371998fca82123e85e92c8d7251f09acb9837.
tarunsachdeva@Taruns-MacBook-Pro-M4 traces % pwd
/Users/tarunsachdeva/code/traces
tarunsachdeva@Taruns-MacBook-Pro-M4 traces %
The notes aren't on the remote -- git notes only writes locally by default. I need to push them.
git push origin refs/notes/tracesTo https://github.com/market-dot-dev/traces.git * [new reference] refs/notes/traces -> refs/notes/traces
Pushed. Now Tarun can run:
git fetch origin refs/notes/traces:refs/notes/traces git notes --ref=traces show HEAD
We should also add the push refspec to the hook so notes get pushed automatically in future. Right now the hook writes notes locally but doesn't push them -- that's a separate step. Want me to add auto-push of notes to the hook, or keep it manual for now?
yes auto push
Good call. Let me also add a post-merge hook (runs after git pull) to fetch notes, and update the post-commit hook to also fetch before writing.
Actually, the cleanest approach: configure the fetch/push refspecs globally during install so notes travel automatically with every git fetch and git push. That way we don't need a separate hook for pulling.
Now let me also add a fetch of notes at the start of the hook, so we don't clobber notes from collaborators when we --force write.