Sessions
Exporting and sharing a session
Save the conversation as markdown, or hand a teammate a revocable link to the context behind it.
/export the conversation as markdown
/export ./notes/debug.md to a path you choose
/share a revocable link to this session's contextExport, for a file you keep
/export writes the conversation to markdown — prompts, answers, and the
commands that ran. Good for attaching to a pull request, pasting into an issue,
or keeping a record of a debugging session that took three hours to get right.
It's a file. Once written, nobody revokes it.
Share, for a link you can take back
/share mints a capsule: a scoped, revocable, expiring link to the context
behind this session — the decisions, the relevant code, the thread.
The difference from an export is that the recipient gets working context, not a transcript. Another agent can be pointed at the link and start with what you had. And you can revoke it.
/share link for this session
/share Billing migration with a title
/capsule list what you've shared
/capsule create one without sharing the whole sessionSharing context with a link covers scopes, expiry, and revocation.
Which to reach for
| You want | Use |
|---|---|
| A record in the repository or a ticket | /export |
| To hand a teammate what you know, now | /share |
| To brief another agent | /share |
| Something that can't be revoked later | /export |
If it doesn't work
The export is enormous. Long sessions are long. /compact first to fold
older turns into a summary, then export.
The share link 404s for a teammate. It expired or was revoked. /capsule
lists yours; make a new one.
I shared more than I meant to. Revoke it from the dashboard or with
/capsule, then create a narrower one.