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
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
Staging deploy failures traced to an S3 bucket policy — credentials file read flagged
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, untouchedTranscript
12 beats · dialogue keeps faces, machinery keeps glyphs, policy speaks · t+ from session startDeploys to staging started failing this morning with S3 access denied. Figure out why.
Checking the deploy script and how AWS credentials are supplied to it.
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.
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.
Fix it by adding the CI VPC endpoint to the condition, and note it in the infra changelog.
Adding the CI VPC endpoint id to the SourceVpce list and updating the changelog.
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 collapsedActors
everything this session touched — each chip is a doorComposition 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.