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Overview

Autopilot sessions emit structured artifacts that make runs replayable, verifiable, and auditable. The current implementation emits a ReplayBundle while the target format is REPLAY.jsonl.

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What Gets Emitted

The canonical “Verified Patch Bundle” is composed of three artifacts:
  • PR_SUMMARY.md — human-readable patch summary
  • RECEIPT.json — cryptographic audit trail
  • REPLAY.jsonl — structured event stream for replay/debugging
These are stored under ${OPENAGENTS_HOME}/sessions/{session_id}/.

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Replay Format (Target)

REPLAY.jsonl is a canonical JSONL stream of events such as:
  • SessionStart / SessionEnd
  • PlanStart
  • ToolCall / ToolResult
  • Verification
Each event is serialized deterministically for hashing and audit.

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Current vs Target

  • Current: ReplayBundle in crates/autopilot-core/src/replay.rs
  • Target: REPLAY.jsonl v1 per crates/dsrs/docs/REPLAY.md
If docs conflict with code, code wins.

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Why It Matters

Replay and receipts enable:
  • Debugging and audit
  • Counterfactual analysis and shadow mode
  • Training data generation for DSPy optimizers
  • crates/dsrs/docs/REPLAY.md
  • crates/dsrs/docs/ARTIFACTS.md