AI sessions on Cloudflare Pages

I'll research your existing Cloudflare Pages setup and how both tools store/export sessions.

Understood — explicit publish only, no migration. Let me examine the Claude Code transcript schema so I can render it.

Now I'll implement. First, the CSP hook in the shared Pages helper (pi's HTML export is a JS app, so that site needs inline scripts):

Now let me test it end to end, starting with discovery and rendering (without deploying).

Now let me verify the Claude renderer output before any deploy:

Authenticated. Publishing this session as a live end-to-end test:

Now the docs, then staging:

Done. Here's what I found and built. ## Research findings - **pi** has no `export` subcommand, but it does have an `export_html` RPC command (what the in-TUI `/export` uses) — reachable non-interactively via `pi --mode rpc --session <path>`. It produces a self-contained interactive viewer (sidebar, search, filters) driven by an **inline script**. - **Claude Code** has no export outside a session (`/export` is markdown-to-clipboard/file only, in-session). So its JSONL transcript at `~/.claude/projects/<project>/<uuid>.jsonl` is rendered directly. - Real-time publishing isn't practical (and you said you don't want it) — this is publish-on-demand only. ## What I added `.local/bin/publish-session.py`, following the same archive-then-deploy shape as `publish.py`/`publish-logs.py`: ```sh publish-session.py --list # recent sessions, newest first publish-session.py --list --tool pi publish-session.py 3bec3e81 # by short id, path, or full id publish-session.py --tool claude 3bec3e81 # disambiguate agent publish-session.py 3bec3e81 code-review # custom URL name publish-session.py --unpublish pi-19b3ad31 publish-session.py --redeploy ``` - pi sessions are rendered by pi's own exporter, against a **copy** of the transcript so exporting can't disturb a session you're still using. - Claude Code sessions get a renderer I wrote: prompts, replies, thinking, and each tool call beside its result in collapsible blocks; harness bookkeeping attachments (environment/model/token reminders) are dropped — that cut a sample page from 120 KB to 40 KB. - Rendered pages live in `~/.local/share/published-sessions/<name>/`; each publish deploys the whole archive as one snapshot, so nothing already published is lost. Republish the same session under the same name to refresh it. - `cloudflare_pages.write_site_files()` now takes an optional CSP; the default is unchanged for the logs and reports sites. The sessions site allows a page's own inline script, which pi's viewer needs. - `sessions = "prabhash-ai-sessions"` added to `.config/cloudflare-pages.toml`; docs in `docs/sessions.md`. ## Verified live The Pages project was created and two sessions published as an end-to-end test of both renderers — I did **not** migrate anything else: - https://prabhash-ai-sessions.pages.dev/claude-3bec3e81/ (this session) - https://prabhash-ai-sessions.pages.dev/pi-19b3ad31/ (pi's own viewer — worth eyeballing that it renders under the CSP) Remove either with `publish-session.py --unpublish <name>`. I couldn't `curl` the deployed URLs to confirm rendering — the auto-mode classifier blocked the request — so the pi page's inline script is the one thing I'd like you to confirm visually. Staged: `.local/bin/publish-session.py`, `.local/lib/python/cloudflare_pages.py`, `.config/cloudflare-pages.toml`, `docs/sessions.md`. (A pre-existing staged grafana rename was already there; I left it alone.)

Simplifying the CLI: `publish-session.py <pi|claude> <session>`.

Now testing the new interface:

Now updating the docs to match, and re-staging:

Done. The interface is now just the agent plus the session: ```sh publish-session.py claude 3bec3e81 publish-session.py pi 19b3ad31 publish-session.py pi ~/.pi/agent/sessions/<project>/<file>.jsonl publish-session.py --unpublish pi-19b3ad31 publish-session.py --redeploy ``` - `--list` is gone entirely, along with the `--tool` flag and the custom URL name. - The agent is a required first argument, so lookup only ever scans that agent's session directory. Naming a transcript path from the wrong agent is rejected: `... is a claude session, not pi`. - The session can be a path, a full id, or an unambiguous piece of one (matched against both ends of the id). An ambiguous piece lists the candidates instead of guessing. - The URL name is always `<agent>-<last eight characters of the id>`; republishing the same session replaces its page. Verified: republished this session through the new CLI to https://prabhash-ai-sessions.pages.dev/claude-3bec3e81/, and checked the error paths above. Staged: `.local/bin/publish-session.py`, `.local/lib/python/cloudflare_pages.py`, `.config/cloudflare-pages.toml`, `docs/sessions.md`. One thing to flag, unrelated to my changes: the Grafana rename that was staged when this conversation started (`.config/grafana/dashboards/pi-usage.json` → `.config/grafana/cloud/dashboards/pi-usage.json`, plus `docs/grafana-cloud.md` and `setup/grafana-cloud-sync.sh`) is no longer in the index — it now shows as an unstaged delete with the new files untracked. I only ever ran `git add` on my own four files, so I didn't touch it, but I left it as-is rather than re-staging work I don't know the intent of.

You're right — the id lookup was doing a full scan and parse of every session. Rewriting it simply:

Now the docs, and re-stage:

Simplified. The whole interface is now: ```sh publish-session.py claude 253bf310-2433-4c61-a74e-24563bec3e81 publish-session.py pi 01a070fb-d31a-7970-8968-093519b3ad31 publish-session.py --unpublish claude-253bf310-2433-4c61-a74e-24563bec3e81 ``` What I removed: - `--list`, `--tool`, `--redeploy`, custom URL names, path arguments, prefix/suffix matching, ambiguity reporting. - The whole discovery layer. It used to glob and parse *every* transcript from both agents to resolve an id; now the id goes straight into one glob against that agent's directory only (`*/*_<id>.jsonl` for pi, `*/<id>.jsonl` for Claude Code). One file gets read. - The atomic-rename dance with rollback, the symlink checks in the archive, the `Session.short`/`slug_for` helpers, and the "already up to date" reporting. Errors that only you would see now just fail with a line. I kept `--unpublish` since it's the only way to take a page down, and it's about ten lines. The page name is `<agent>-<full id>`, so republishing the same session overwrites its page. The file went from 736 to 534 lines; most of what's left is the Claude Code transcript renderer. Verified live — both agents, and cleanup of the two pages that used the old short-id naming: - https://prabhash-ai-sessions.pages.dev/claude-253bf310-2433-4c61-a74e-24563bec3e81/ - https://prabhash-ai-sessions.pages.dev/pi-01a070fb-d31a-7970-8968-093519b3ad31/ A short id is rejected with `error: a session id looks like 253bf310-...`, and the wrong agent with `error: no pi session <id>`. Staged: `.local/bin/publish-session.py`, `.local/lib/python/cloudflare_pages.py` (optional per-site CSP; default unchanged for logs and reports), `.config/cloudflare-pages.toml`, `docs/sessions.md`.