Phase 1
Session detail

Source: c81 phase1-pages — Session detail (PRO-22); c77 session-anatomy-v1 four-altitude ladder + session-transcript-chat "chat wearing the spine", re-derived from the phase1 world

fixture state

Marcus Chen · Codex CLI · 3 min — a sensitive file was read and redacted; 2 policy events.

29k tokens · $0.06 · 4 tool calls · logged as a finding

session · ses-marcus-05Aug 19 16:44Z → 16:47Z · 3 minsensitive-file
session summary (stored)

Staging deploy failures traced to an S3 bucket policy — credentials file read flagged

29k
tokens · measured
in 29k · out 542
$0.06
estimated cost
sum of per-turn costUsd
4
tool calls
none failed
2
policy events
1 redacted · 1 finding
Exceptions — 1 incident · 2 policy events
Sensitive read: ~/.aws/credentials — contents redacted by policyredactedt+0:18 →
also logged as a high finding: Agent read ~/.aws/credentials — contents redacted, access logged

Mechanically derived from 22 events · tokens measured, dollars estimated · full dialogue retained post-redaction · redactions shown inline, never silent.

Chapters

2 chapters · ask → outcome brackets · titles are the asks, untouched
¶1Deploys to staging started failing this morning with S3 access…t+0:00 → t+1:03
$0.02 · 7k tok · 8 beats2 policy eventsread →
¶2Fix it by adding the CI VPC endpoint to the condition, and note…t+1:24 → t+2:02
$0.03 · 14k tok · 4 beatsread →
askclarifydecisionactivityoutcomepolicyerrorhandoff

Transcript

12 beats · dialogue keeps faces, machinery keeps glyphs, policy speaks · t+ from session start
MC
Marcus Chent+0:00

Deploys to staging started failing this morning with S3 access denied. Figure out why.

Codex
Codex CLIdecisiont+0:06

Checking the deploy script and how AWS credentials are supplied to it.

activityt+0:09$0.01
Policypolicyt+0:18
Sensitive read: ~/.aws/credentials — contents redacted by policyredacted
Contents withheld by policy; the access itself is logged and counted above.
Policypolicyt+0:18
Agent read ~/.aws/credentials — contents redacted, access loggedhigh finding
Codex
Codex CLIdecisiont+0:26

The credentials file is policy-redacted, so I verified identity via STS instead: the deploy role is assuming staging-deployer, but the S3 bucket policy was tightened yesterday. Checking the bucket policy history.

activityt+0:33$0.01
Codex
Codex CLIoutcomet+1:03

Found it: yesterday's infra commit added an aws:SourceVpce condition to staging-artifacts, and the CI runners aren't in that VPC endpoint. Deploys from CI are denied; local deploys still work.

MC
Marcus Chent+1:24$0.02

Fix it by adding the CI VPC endpoint to the condition, and note it in the infra changelog.

Codex
Codex CLIdecisiont+1:30

Adding the CI VPC endpoint id to the SourceVpce list and updating the changelog.

activityt+1:35$0.01
Codex
Codex CLIhandofft+2:02

Plan shows exactly one change: the bucket policy condition now includes both VPC endpoints. Ready for review — I did not apply. Reminder: this session includes one logged sensitive-file access (~/.aws/credentials, redacted).

Raw events

the grain everything above derives from · nothing collapsed

Actors

everything this session touched — each chip is a door

Composition notes

  • Question: what happened here, at the altitude I need? Four altitudes on one page — receipt (the CISO stops here) → chapters (the platform engineer skims) → transcript (the person who ran it reads) → raw events (forensics) — the c77 ladder, rulings 1–7, composed for the first time on the phase1 world.
  • Verdict line from verdicts.sessionDetail(world, id) for the four event-bearing sessions: who · technology · duration — a sensitive read (warn), a blocked tool (attention), ≥ $20 in one session (attention), or "nothing to see". Sessions without events get a wrapper (sessionDetailVerdict) that says only what the row supports — tool calls on record, secret files from the files inventory, the threshold — instead of "no policy events" or "interrupted by the user" for a session whose events were never captured.
  • Receipt = the stored one-line summary (labelled as stored — no LLM title is generated), identity chips (every one a Phase1EntityChip) + four claims as Phase1StatBlocks: tokens, cost, tool calls, policy events. Files and hosts are the Actors card's nouns, not band claims. Tokens are measured (with the in / out / reasoning split from the events), dollars are estimated and the block says where from (per-turn costUsd sums, or tokens × model rate for rows). One attention device: the policy-events sub when any, else the dollar block above the stated threshold, else none. The exceptions box beneath stays calm — one row per incident (a finding raised on the same event folds under its access as a sub-line), one grey pill, a link to the beat.
  • Chapters from deriveChapters (imported unchanged from session-fixtures.ts): ask → outcome brackets, the ask as title — never summarized, no LLM. Each card wears its beat spine (● ○ ◆ ▸ ✓ ✗ ▲ ■), its accounting, and links to its first beat. MCP bootstrap before the first ask surfaces as "Session start" for free.
  • Transcript = "chat wearing the spine" (c77 transcript-chat, the carried candidate): channel rows for dialogue with the person's initials and the technology's logo on one 36px rail; machinery keeps its glyph. Policy is a speaker — every violation beat is a turn named Policy with a red-bar utterance; the sensitive read wears a redacted pill and a line saying what was withheld and that the access is counted. Action bursts stay one line until opened; violating events inside a burst are red. Cost rides the row edge; t+ is measured from the session row's start.
  • Raw events behind a toggle — the qdash events grain, nothing collapsed, violation rows tinted. A different reader's page, one click away, never zero.
  • Sessions without events (51 of 55 in this world) render the receipt and the actor web from the row, and a dashed box states that the event grain was not captured. Nothing is imitated.
  • Both states: the all-clear overlay drops the credential read and the finding from ses-marcus-05 and rewrites its closing message, so this page turns clear on the same session — Policy never speaks, the receipt counts three files, the credential row is gone. The blocked-tool and runaway sessions stay attention in both states: history does not change with posture.
  • Open: the headline is the row's stored one-line summary (the same text the session chip shows everywhere), not derived here; the sensitive read and its finding count as two policy events (one incident on the wire twice); the row's duration and the last event's t+ can disagree (idle time after an interrupt) — both are printed, neither is adjusted.

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