CLI cleanup to consolidate session-related subcommands

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## Shortest Useful Command
```bash
narratio run --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio run 2026-04-04
```
This command uses default system discovery for `pipeline.yml`, `campaign.yml`, and local `session.yml`. If local session discovery misses and S3 storage is configured, `--session-id` can load remote `session.yml` from the canonical session prefix.
This command uses default system discovery for `pipeline.yml`, `campaign.yml`, and local `session.yml`. If local session discovery misses and S3 storage is configured, the positional session ID loads remote `session.yml` from the canonical session prefix.
Default discovery checks system config locations only. Pass `--config`, `--campaign`, and `--session` to use files from the current working directory.
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## Command Overview
Implemented commands:
Top-level commands:
- `run`: execute pipeline stages and persist manifest state.
- `plan`: validate config, prepare workspace layout, and print stage run/skip decisions.
- `resume`: continue from first non-succeeded stage unless forced.
- `status`: read an existing manifest or inspect local/remote state for a session.
- `run-stage`: execute exactly one stage.
- `analyze`: force-rerun the analyze stage.
- `publish`: force-rerun the archive stage.
- `restore`: restore durable local session state from the committed remote archive state.
- `session validate`: run read-only preflight checks for a session.
- `session init`: create local or remote `session.yml`.
- `artifacts list`: list effective artifact source IDs.
- `locks`: list, add, and remove archive promotion locks.
- `clean`: remove local workspace/spool state for one session or all local sessions.
- `run <session_id>`: execute pipeline stages and persist manifest state.
- `run-stage <stage> <session_id>`: execute exactly one stage.
- `resume <session_id>`: continue from first non-succeeded stage unless forced.
- `analyze <session_id>`: force-rerun the analyze stage.
- `publish <session_id>`: force-rerun the archive stage.
- `clean <session_id>|--all`: remove local workspace/spool state.
- `session <subcommand>`: session-scoped helper commands.
Session subcommands:
- `session init <session_id>`: create local or remote `session.yml`.
- `session validate <session_id>`: run read-only preflight checks.
- `session status <session_id>`: inspect local/remote session state.
- `session plan <session_id>`: validate config, prepare workspace layout, and print stage run/skip decisions.
- `session restore <session_id>`: restore durable local state from committed remote archive state.
- `session artifacts <session_id>`: list effective artifact source IDs.
- `session locks <session_id>`: list archive promotion locks.
- `session locks add <session_id> <source>`: add or update a remote lock.
- `session locks remove <session_id> <source>`: remove a remote lock.
Unknown commands print usage and exit non-zero.
For config semantics, see [docs/config.md](./config.md). For operator lifecycle and recovery, see [docs/operations.md](./operations.md).
## Complete Flag Reference
## Common Flags
### `run`
Most session-aware commands accept:
- `--config <path>`: optional explicit `pipeline.yml` path.
- `--campaign <path>`: optional explicit `campaign.yml` path.
- `--session <path>`: optional explicit `session.yml` path.
- `--session-id <value>`: expected session identifier and remote session lookup value.
- `--session <path>`: optional explicit concrete `session.yml` path.
- `--previous-session-id <value>`: expected previous session identifier.
- `--force`: force stage execution.
- `--artifacts <names>`: configured artifact keys to execute and publish (repeatable or comma-separated).
### `plan`
The positional `<session_id>` is required even when `--session` is provided. It is used as the expected session identity and as the remote session lookup value when local session discovery misses.
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--force`
## Command Reference
### `run`
```bash
narratio run <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Purpose:
- Execute configured stages in canonical order.
Success output:
- `narratio run: session <session_id>; executed=<n> skipped=<n>; manifest=<path>`
Common failure cases:
- missing system default config/campaign/session paths when flags are omitted.
- missing local session plus missing/unavailable remote `session.yml`.
- templated `session.yml`; run `narratio session init` to generate concrete YAML.
- concrete session identity mismatch.
- unknown configured artifact key in `--artifacts`.
### `resume`
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--force`
- `--artifacts <names>`: configured artifact keys to execute and publish (repeatable or comma-separated).
```bash
narratio resume <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Purpose:
- Continue from session-manifest stage status.
Success output:
- `narratio resume: session <session_id> has no remaining stages`
- or `narratio resume: session <session_id>; executed=<n> skipped=<n>; manifest=<path>`
### `run-stage`
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--force`
- `--artifacts <names>`: configured artifact keys to execute or publish (repeatable or comma-separated).
- positional `<stage>`: required stage name.
### `analyze`
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--artifacts <names>`: configured artifact keys to execute (repeatable or comma-separated).
`analyze` is force-by-design and does not accept `--force`.
### `publish`
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--artifacts <names>`: configured artifact keys to publish (repeatable or comma-separated).
`publish` is force-by-design and does not accept `--force` or a stage positional argument.
```bash
narratio run-stage <stage> <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Valid stage names:
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- `archive`
- `notify`
### `restore`
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--dry-run`: plan restore actions without writing local files.
- `--force`: overwrite local conflicting files with remote archive files.
- `--include-audio`: include durable archived `audio/**` files in restore scope.
### `clean`
- `--session-id <value>`: required for session cleanup unless `--all` is set.
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--all`: clean all local session work/spool state using pipeline config only.
- `--dry-run`: print cleanup targets without deleting.
- `--clear-cache`: also remove matching S3 audio cache entries.
### `status`
- `--manifest <path>`: inspect one manifest file.
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
### `session validate`
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
### `session init`
- `--config <path>`: optional explicit `pipeline.yml` path.
- `--campaign <path>`: optional explicit `campaign.yml` path.
- `--session-id <value>`: required.
- `--output <path>`: local `session.yml` target; mutually exclusive with `--remote`.
- `--remote`: write remote `session.yml` to the canonical session prefix; mutually exclusive with `--output`.
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--date <value>`
- `--title <value>`
- `--audio-s3-prefix <prefix>`: defaults to `audio/` when neither audio flag is provided.
- `--audio-dir <path>`: local audio directory; mutually exclusive with `--audio-s3-prefix`.
- `--force`: overwrite existing local or remote target.
When `campaign.yml` sets `session_template_file`, `session init` renders that template before writing the concrete session file. Template variables are supplied by these flags: `--session-id`, `--previous-session-id`, `--date`, `--title`, `--audio-s3-prefix`, and `--audio-dir`.
### `artifacts list`
- `--config <path>`
- `--campaign <path>`
- `--session <path>`
- `--session-id <value>`
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--remote`: check remote availability for configured archive promotion destinations.
### `locks`
- `--session-id <value>`: required for list, add, and remove.
- `--config <path>`: optional explicit `pipeline.yml` path.
- `--campaign <path>`: optional explicit `campaign.yml` path.
- `--session <path>`: optional explicit `session.yml` path.
- `--previous-session-id <value>`: optional expected previous session identifier.
- `add <source>`: add a remote lock for one artifact or transcript source.
- `add --reason <text>`: record an optional remote lock reason.
- `add --force`: update the reason for an existing remote lock.
- `remove <source>`: remove one remote lock.
## Command Reference
### `run`
Purpose:
- Execute configured stages in canonical order.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio run [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Success output:
- `narratio run: session <session_id>; executed=<n> skipped=<n>; manifest=<path>`
Common failure cases:
- missing system default config/campaign/session paths when flags omitted.
- missing local session plus missing/unavailable remote `session.yml`.
- templated `session.yml`; run `narratio session init` to generate concrete YAML.
- concrete session identity mismatch.
- unknown/invalid `--artifacts` value.
- `--artifacts` with unknown configured artifact key.
### `plan`
Purpose:
- Validate config, load secrets (if configured), prepare workdir, and print stage run/skip decisions.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio plan [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force]
```
Success output includes:
- `narratio plan: workdir prepared at <path>`
- one line per stage (`<stage>: run|skip`)
- `totals: run=<n> skip=<n>`
Common failure cases:
- same config/campaign/session discovery and validation failures as `run`.
- remote session fallback failures when local session discovery misses.
- secrets directory read failures when `pipeline.secrets.env_dir` is configured.
### `resume`
Purpose:
- Continue from session-manifest stage status.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio resume [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Success output:
- `narratio resume: session <session_id> has no remaining stages`
- or `narratio resume: session <session_id>; executed=<n> skipped=<n>; manifest=<path>`
Common failure cases:
- same discovery and validation failures as `run`.
- manifest load errors when existing manifest is unreadable.
- invalid or unknown artifact selections.
### `status`
Purpose:
- Inspect one manifest file, or inspect configured local/remote state for a session.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio status --manifest <manifest.json>
narratio status [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>]
```
Manifest output includes:
- `session_id: <id>`
- `updated_at: <timestamp>`
- `stages:` entries (`- <stage>: <status>`)
Session output includes:
- session ID, campaign, workspace, session config source.
- local manifest state when present.
- remote current archive state when storage is configured.
- catalog-based remote output availability for expected transcript and artifact sources.
- effective archive locks and conservative next actions.
Common failure cases:
- missing `--manifest` when no config/session flags are provided.
- unreadable or invalid manifest path.
- invalid config or remote session fallback failure in session mode.
### `session validate`
Purpose:
- Run read-only preflight checks for a session.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio session validate [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>]
```
Checks include:
- effective config and session source.
- stable input files.
- local or remote audio availability.
- previous-session requirements.
- archive promotions and effective locks.
Warnings do not fail the command. Any `ERROR` finding exits non-zero.
### `session init`
Purpose:
- Create a strict-decoded concrete `session.yml` locally or in object storage.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio session init --session-id <id> --output ./session.yml
narratio session init --session-id <id> --remote
narratio session init --config <pipeline.yml> --campaign <campaign.yml> --session-id <id> --remote
```
Behavior:
- exactly one of `--output` or `--remote` is required.
- `--config` and `--campaign` are optional overrides; omitted values use normal default config discovery.
- if `campaign.yml` sets `session_template_file`, the template path is resolved relative to `campaign.yml` and rendered from init flags.
- if no session template is configured, a minimal concrete session file is generated directly.
- template variables must be supplied by matching flags, and supplied template-related flags must be used by the template.
- remote writes target `{root_prefix}/campaigns/{campaign}/sessions/{session_id}/session.yml`.
- existing local or remote targets fail unless `--force` is passed.
- remote writes use existence checks, not compare-and-swap.
### `artifacts list`
Purpose:
- List built-in, configured, previous-session, promoted, and locked artifact sources.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio artifacts list [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--remote]
```
`--remote` checks promoted top-level object availability through the storage adapter. Remote markers appear only in the `Promoted` section, which reports each configured archive promotion destination and includes `dest=<path>` when that destination differs from the source's canonical path.
### `locks`
Purpose:
- Inspect and mutate source-based archive promotion locks for one session.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio locks --session-id <id>
narratio locks add --session-id <id> [--reason <text>] [--force] <source>
narratio locks remove --session-id <id> <source>
```
Behavior:
- `--session-id` is required for list, add, and remove.
- optional `--config`, `--campaign`, and `--session` override default config discovery.
- list mode prints effective locks from static `pipeline.archive.locks` and remote `{session_prefix}/locks.yml`.
- `locks add` writes only the remote lock store and fails if the source is already locked by pipeline config.
- `locks remove` removes only remote locks and cannot remove static pipeline locks.
- `locks add --force` is required to update an existing remote lock reason.
Examples:
```bash
narratio locks --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio locks add --session-id 2026-04-04 --reason "manual transcript review" narratio.transcript.final_trimmed
narratio locks remove --session-id 2026-04-04 narratio.transcript.final_trimmed
```
### `run-stage`
Purpose:
- Execute exactly one stage.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio run-stage [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>] <stage>
```
Success output:
- `narratio run-stage: stage=<name> executed=<n> skipped=<n> force=<true|false>; manifest=<path>`
`--artifacts` behavior:
- accepted only when `<stage>` is `analyze` or `archive`.
- names are normalized (trimmed, deduplicated, sorted).
- unknown configured artifact keys fail.
- for `archive`, unselected configured artifact promotions are skipped; built-in transcript and bounds promotions still run.
Common failure cases:
- missing stage positional arg.
- unknown stage name.
- using `--artifacts` with any stage other than `analyze` or `archive`.
`--artifacts` is accepted only for `analyze` and `archive`.
### `analyze`
Purpose:
- Force-rerun the analyze stage.
- Provide a shorter equivalent for `narratio run-stage --force analyze`.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio analyze [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
narratio analyze <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Success output:
- `narratio analyze: executed=<n> skipped=<n> force=true; manifest=<path>`
Purpose:
- Force-rerun the analyze stage.
- Shorter equivalent for `narratio run-stage analyze <session_id> --force`.
Common failure cases:
- positional arguments.
- `--force`, because force is implicit.
- unknown configured artifact keys.
`analyze` is force-by-design and does not accept `--force`.
### `publish`
```bash
narratio publish <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Purpose:
- Force-rerun the archive stage.
- Provide a shorter equivalent for `narratio run-stage --force archive`.
- Shorter equivalent for `narratio run-stage archive <session_id> --force`.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio publish [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--artifacts <name[,name...]>]
```
Success output:
- `narratio publish: executed=<n> skipped=<n> force=true; manifest=<path>`
Common failure cases:
- positional arguments.
- `--force`, because force is implicit.
- unknown configured artifact keys.
- archive-stage failures such as missing required promotion sources or locked storage errors.
### `restore`
Purpose:
- Restore durable session state from the committed remote archive current state.
- Default restore installs `manifest.json`, `transcripts/**`, and `artifacts/**` from the current session archive.
- When configured previous-session inputs require it, restore reconstructs `previous/**` from the previous session's committed current archive, matching what `prepare` would hydrate.
- `audio/**` is restored only with `--include-audio`.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio restore [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--session-id <id>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--dry-run] [--force] [--include-audio]
```
Success output (dry-run):
- `Restore plan for <campaign>/<session_id>`
- `Remote run: <run_id>`
- `Would download: <n>`
- `Would skip unchanged: <n>`
- `Conflicts: <n>`
Success output (non-dry-run):
- `Restored session archive for <campaign>/<session_id>`
- `Remote run: <run_id>`
- `Downloaded: <n>`
- `Skipped unchanged: <n>`
- `Conflicts: <n>`
Common failure cases:
- storage backend is not configured.
- remote `current/run_id.txt` missing/empty.
- remote `current/manifest.json` missing or invalid.
- remote manifest session/campaign mismatch.
- required previous-session current state or artifact missing.
- local conflicts without `--force`.
- session lock conflict.
Dry-run output may include planned previous-cache downloads. Existing differing files under `previous/**` follow the normal restore conflict policy and require `--force` to overwrite.
When `--include-audio` is set, S3 audio files are restored through the shared audio cache. Cache hits avoid re-downloading large audio objects.
`publish` is force-by-design and does not accept `--force` or a stage positional argument.
### `clean`
Purpose:
- Remove local Narratio work/spool state for testing, reruns, or recovery from corrupted local files.
- Preserve durable S3 audio cache state unless `--clear-cache` is passed.
Syntax:
```bash
narratio clean --session-id <id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--dry-run] [--clear-cache]
narratio clean <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--dry-run] [--clear-cache]
narratio clean --all [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--dry-run] [--clear-cache]
```
@@ -499,68 +153,173 @@ Cache behavior:
- `--all --clear-cache` removes the configured Narratio S3 audio cache namespace for the configured bucket/root prefix.
- `--clear-cache` does not delete arbitrary files under `pipeline.cache.root`.
Common failure cases:
- missing `--session-id` when `--all` is not set.
- combining `--all` with `--campaign`, `--session`, `--session-id`, or `--previous-session-id`.
- unsafe cleanup target, such as a symlink, a non-directory session target, a configured root directory, or a path outside the configured root.
### `session plan`
```bash
narratio session plan <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--force]
```
Purpose:
- Validate config, load secrets if configured, prepare workdir, and print stage run/skip decisions.
Success output includes:
- `narratio session plan: workdir prepared at <path>`
- one line per stage (`<stage>: run|skip`)
- `totals: run=<n> skip=<n>`
### `session status`
```bash
narratio session status <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>]
```
Output includes:
- session ID, campaign, workspace, and session config source.
- local manifest state when present.
- remote current archive state when storage is configured.
- catalog-based promoted output availability for expected transcript and artifact sources.
- effective archive locks and conservative next actions.
### `session validate`
```bash
narratio session validate <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>]
```
Checks include:
- effective config and session source.
- stable input files.
- local or remote audio availability.
- previous-session requirements.
- archive promotions and effective locks.
Warnings do not fail the command. Any `ERROR` finding exits non-zero.
### `session init`
```bash
narratio session init <session_id> --output ./session.yml
narratio session init <session_id> --remote
narratio session init <session_id> --config <pipeline.yml> --campaign <campaign.yml> --remote
```
Additional flags:
- `--previous-session-id <value>`
- `--date <value>`
- `--title <value>`
- `--audio-s3-prefix <prefix>`: defaults to `audio/` when neither audio flag is provided.
- `--audio-dir <path>`: local audio directory; mutually exclusive with `--audio-s3-prefix`.
- `--force`: overwrite existing local or remote target.
Behavior:
- exactly one of `--output` or `--remote` is required.
- `--config` and `--campaign` are optional overrides; omitted values use normal default config discovery.
- if `campaign.yml` sets `session_template_file`, the template path is resolved relative to `campaign.yml` and rendered from init flags.
- if no session template is configured, a minimal concrete session file is generated directly.
- template variables must be supplied by matching flags, and supplied template-related flags must be used by the template.
- remote writes target `{root_prefix}/campaigns/{campaign}/sessions/{session_id}/session.yml`.
- existing local or remote targets fail unless `--force` is passed.
- remote writes use existence checks, not compare-and-swap.
### `session restore`
```bash
narratio session restore <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--dry-run] [--force] [--include-audio]
```
Purpose:
- Restore durable session state from the committed remote archive current state.
- Default restore installs `manifest.json`, `transcripts/**`, and `artifacts/**` from the current session archive.
- When configured previous-session inputs require it, restore reconstructs `previous/**` from the previous session's committed current archive.
- `audio/**` is restored only with `--include-audio`.
Dry-run output may include planned previous-cache downloads. Existing differing files under `previous/**` follow the normal restore conflict policy and require `--force` to overwrite.
When `--include-audio` is set, S3 audio files are restored through the shared audio cache. Cache hits avoid re-downloading large audio objects.
### `session artifacts`
```bash
narratio session artifacts <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--remote]
```
Purpose:
- List built-in, configured, previous-session, promoted, and locked artifact sources.
`--remote` checks promoted top-level object availability through the storage adapter. Remote markers appear only in the `Promoted` section, which reports each configured archive promotion destination and includes `dest=<path>` when that destination differs from the source's canonical path.
### `session locks`
```bash
narratio session locks <session_id> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>]
narratio session locks add <session_id> <source> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>] [--reason <text>] [--force]
narratio session locks remove <session_id> <source> [--config <pipeline.yml>] [--campaign <campaign.yml>] [--session <session.yml>] [--previous-session-id <id>]
```
Behavior:
- list mode prints effective locks from static `pipeline.archive.locks` and remote `{session_prefix}/locks.yml`.
- `locks add` writes only the remote lock store and fails if the source is already locked by pipeline config.
- `locks remove` removes only remote locks and cannot remove static pipeline locks.
- `locks add --force` is required to update an existing remote lock reason.
## Common Workflows
Default-discovery run:
```bash
narratio run --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio run 2026-04-04
```
Run only selected analyze artifacts:
```bash
narratio run --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts session_recap,player_handout
narratio run 2026-04-04 --artifacts session_recap,player_handout
```
Resume with selected analyze artifacts:
```bash
narratio resume --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout
narratio resume 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout
```
Force-rerun analyze with selected artifacts:
```bash
narratio analyze --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout
narratio analyze 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout
```
Force-rerun archive publishing:
```bash
narratio publish --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio publish 2026-04-04
```
Preview restore actions without writes:
```bash
narratio restore --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --dry-run
```
Restore and then force analyze:
```bash
narratio restore --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio analyze --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio session restore 2026-04-04
narratio analyze 2026-04-04
```
Rehydrate canonical previous-session inputs after artifact-input changes:
```bash
narratio run-stage --session-id 2026-04-04 --force prepare
narratio run-stage prepare 2026-04-04 --force
```
Reset local state before testing restore:
```bash
narratio clean --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio clean --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio restore --session-id 2026-04-04 --include-audio
narratio clean 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio clean 2026-04-04
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --include-audio
```
Clean all local sessions while keeping cached S3 audio:
@@ -569,17 +328,6 @@ Clean all local sessions while keeping cached S3 audio:
narratio clean --all
```
## Diagnostic / Recovery Commands
Inspect stage status:
```bash
narratio status --manifest <manifest.json>
```
Get manifest path from previous output:
- `run`, `resume`, `run-stage`, `analyze`, and `publish` print `manifest=<path>` on success.
## `--artifacts` and `--force`
- `--artifacts` filters which configured artifacts are executable when analyze runs and which configured artifact promotions archive publishes.

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@@ -11,10 +11,17 @@ Narratio loads three YAML files:
These commands load and validate all three files before running:
- `narratio run`
- `narratio plan`
- `narratio resume`
- `narratio run-stage`
- `narratio restore`
- `narratio analyze`
- `narratio publish`
- `narratio session plan`
- `narratio session status`
- `narratio session validate`
- `narratio session restore`
- `narratio session artifacts`
- `narratio session locks`
- `narratio clean <session_id>`
Behavior:
@@ -31,10 +38,17 @@ Behavior:
These commands use the same config discovery behavior:
- `narratio run`
- `narratio plan`
- `narratio resume`
- `narratio run-stage`
- `narratio restore`
- `narratio analyze`
- `narratio publish`
- `narratio session plan`
- `narratio session status`
- `narratio session validate`
- `narratio session restore`
- `narratio session artifacts`
- `narratio session locks`
- `narratio clean <session_id>`
Pipeline config lookup:
@@ -59,7 +73,7 @@ Session config lookup:
1. `/usr/local/etc/narratio/session.yml`
2. `/etc/narratio/session.yml`
- first existing local file wins.
- if no local session file is found, `--session-id <value>` is present, storage is configured, and campaign identity is resolved, Narratio loads remote `session.yml` from:
- if no local session file is found, a positional `<session_id>` is present, storage is configured, and campaign identity is resolved, Narratio loads remote `session.yml` from:
- `{root_prefix}/campaigns/{campaign}/sessions/{session_id}/session.yml`
- local discovery always runs before remote fallback.
- local files in the current working directory are used only when passed explicitly, for example `--config ./pipeline.yml --campaign ./campaign.yml --session ./session.yml`.
@@ -71,7 +85,7 @@ Template behavior for local and remote `session.yml` loaded by downstream comman
- downstream commands do not render templates.
- local and remote `session.yml` must be concrete.
- any `{{ ... }}` placeholder in loaded `session.yml` fails with guidance to run `narratio session init`.
- if concrete `session_id` mismatches `--session-id`, load fails.
- if concrete `session_id` mismatches the positional `<session_id>`, load fails.
- if concrete `previous_session_id` mismatches `--previous-session-id`, load fails.
Template behavior for `narratio session init`:
@@ -139,7 +153,7 @@ Why this is sufficient:
Minimal local-file usage:
```bash
narratio run --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign ./campaign.yml --session ./session.yml --session-id 2026-05-03
narratio run 2026-05-03 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign ./campaign.yml --session ./session.yml
```
Previous-session-enabled variant:
@@ -152,7 +166,7 @@ inputs:
```
```bash
narratio run --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign ./campaign.yml --session ./session.yml --session-id 2026-05-03 --previous-session-id 2026-04-26
narratio run 2026-05-03 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign ./campaign.yml --session ./session.yml --previous-session-id 2026-04-26
```
## 5. Production-oriented config set
@@ -246,7 +260,7 @@ For S3-first operation, upload the same `session.yml` content to:
Then run with explicit or discovered pipeline/campaign config and no `--session`:
```bash
narratio run --config /usr/local/etc/narratio/pipeline.yml --campaign /usr/local/etc/narratio/campaign.yml --session-id 2026-05-03 --previous-session-id 2026-04-26
narratio run 2026-05-03 --config /usr/local/etc/narratio/pipeline.yml --campaign /usr/local/etc/narratio/campaign.yml --previous-session-id 2026-04-26
```
Operational notes:
@@ -406,7 +420,7 @@ Remote mutable lock store:
- path: `{root_prefix}/campaigns/{campaign}/sessions/{session_id}/locks.yml`.
- strict YAML shape: top-level `locks`, each with `source` and optional `reason`.
- `narratio locks add` and `narratio locks remove` mutate only the remote lock store.
- `narratio session locks add` and `narratio session locks remove` mutate only the remote lock store.
- writes use existence checks plus `--force` for updates; they are not compare-and-swap atomic.
Restore-related implications:

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@@ -1,11 +1,12 @@
# Internal: Command Restore
## Purpose
Define the implemented `narratio restore` contract: committed remote-state discovery, deterministic plan classification, safe file install semantics, and restore reporting.
Define the implemented `narratio session restore` contract: committed remote-state discovery, deterministic plan classification, safe file install semantics, and restore reporting.
## Inputs and outputs
Inputs:
- CLI flags: `--config`, `--session`, `--session-id`, `--previous-session-id`, `--dry-run`, `--force`, `--include-audio`.
- CLI syntax: `narratio session restore <session_id>`.
- CLI flags: `--config`, `--campaign`, `--session`, `--previous-session-id`, `--dry-run`, `--force`, `--include-audio`.
- Resolved/validated `pipeline.yml` and `session.yml`.
- Configured remote object store.
- Remote committed current-state markers (`current/run_id.txt`, `current/manifest.json`).

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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ None directly in this subsystem. Stages may use object storage adapters and then
- For S3 audio sessions, `prepare` records work/cache paths, S3 provenance, and spool path when the invocation downloaded the object.
- `previous/**` is reconstructed from configured previous-session requirements; restore uses the previous session's committed current archive rather than treating current-session archived `previous/**` as authoritative.
- Durable cache state under `pipeline.cache.root` is not workspace state and is preserved by default by `narratio clean`.
- `narratio clean --session-id <id>` removes the session work root and session spool root.
- `narratio clean <id>` removes the session work root and session spool root.
- `narratio clean --all` removes all local session work under `workspace.root/work` and spool children under `spool.root`.
- `narratio clean --clear-cache` is the explicit opt-in for deleting matching S3 audio cache entries.

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@@ -11,22 +11,22 @@ For field-level configuration, see [docs/config.md](./config.md). For full comma
3. Run Narratio:
```bash
narratio run --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio run 2026-04-04
```
4. Read success output:
- `narratio run: session <session_id>; executed=<n> skipped=<n>; manifest=<path>`
- use `manifest=<path>` with `status` for inspection.
- use `narratio session status <session_id>` for inspection.
Notes:
- default config/campaign/session discovery checks system config locations unless `--config`, `--campaign`, and `--session` are passed.
- when local `session.yml` discovery misses, `--session-id` loads remote `session.yml` from `{root_prefix}/campaigns/{campaign}/sessions/{session_id}/session.yml`.
- when local `session.yml` discovery misses, positional `<session_id>` loads remote `session.yml` from `{root_prefix}/campaigns/{campaign}/sessions/{session_id}/session.yml`.
- S3 audio mode requires `session.inputs.audio_s3.prefix` and valid object-store access.
Initialize a remote session skeleton:
```bash
narratio session init --session-id 2026-04-04 --remote
narratio session init 2026-04-04 --remote
```
Remote init uses normal default config discovery and writes `{root_prefix}/campaigns/{campaign}/sessions/{session_id}/session.yml`. If `campaign.yml` sets `session_template_file`, init renders that template from the supplied flags and writes concrete YAML. Pass `--config` and `--campaign` when testing non-system config files. It fails if the object already exists unless `--force` is passed.
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Remote init uses normal default config discovery and writes `{root_prefix}/campa
Validate before running:
```bash
narratio session validate --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio session validate 2026-04-04
```
## Restore workflow
@@ -44,19 +44,19 @@ Use restore when local durable session state is missing or stale and archive cur
Dry-run (no local writes):
```bash
narratio restore --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --dry-run
```
Execution:
```bash
narratio restore --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio session restore 2026-04-04
```
Post-restore analyze rerun pattern:
```bash
narratio analyze --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio analyze 2026-04-04
```
Restore source-of-truth:
@@ -73,9 +73,9 @@ Restore default scope:
Reset local state before restore testing:
```bash
narratio clean --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio clean --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio restore --session-id 2026-04-04 --include-audio
narratio clean 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio clean 2026-04-04
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --include-audio
```
`clean` removes the local session work directory and session spool directory. It preserves the durable S3 audio cache by default, so repeated restore or forced prepare tests do not re-download large audio files.
@@ -136,18 +136,18 @@ Canonical previous-session input behavior:
- canonical sources use `narratio.previous_session.artifact.<artifact_key>`.
- these inputs are hydrated by `prepare` and by `restore`; `analyze` expects the local previous cache to already exist.
- if analyze fails due to missing canonical previous cache, rerun:
- `narratio run-stage --session-id <id> --force prepare`
- or `narratio restore --session-id <id>` when remote archive current state is authoritative.
- `narratio run-stage prepare <id> --force`
- or `narratio session restore <id>` when remote archive current state is authoritative.
## Remote archive layout and publish contract
Preferred manual publish command:
```bash
narratio publish --session-id <id>
narratio publish <id>
```
`publish` is equivalent to `narratio run-stage --force archive`; use `run-stage` when you need the general single-stage command form.
`publish` is equivalent to `narratio run-stage archive <id> --force`; use `run-stage` when you need the general single-stage command form.
When archive is enabled and run upload is enabled, archive publishes under:
@@ -176,10 +176,10 @@ Archive promotion is explicit and source-based:
- locked required promotions are treated as intentional successful skips and are recorded in archive metadata.
Lock helper behavior:
- `narratio locks --session-id <id>` lists effective static and remote locks.
- `narratio locks add --session-id <id> --reason <text> <source>` writes a remote lock.
- `narratio locks add --session-id <id> --force --reason <text> <source>` updates an existing remote lock reason.
- `narratio locks remove --session-id <id> <source>` removes only a remote lock.
- `narratio session locks <id>` lists effective static and remote locks.
- `narratio session locks add <id> <source> --reason <text>` writes a remote lock.
- `narratio session locks add <id> <source> --force --reason <text>` updates an existing remote lock reason.
- `narratio session locks remove <id> <source>` removes only a remote lock.
- `locks remove` cannot remove static pipeline locks.
- remote lock writes check whether the lock store exists, but are not compare-and-swap atomic.
@@ -214,7 +214,7 @@ Automatic cleanup toggles:
- `pipeline.workspace.cleanup_after_archive=true` deletes run-scoped local run directory.
Manual cleanup:
- `narratio clean --session-id <id>` deletes `{workspace.root}/work/{campaign}/{session_id}` and `{spool.root}/{campaign}/{session_id}`.
- `narratio clean <id>` deletes `{workspace.root}/work/{campaign}/{session_id}` and `{spool.root}/{campaign}/{session_id}`.
- `narratio clean --all` deletes all local session work under `{workspace.root}/work` and all spool children under `{spool.root}`.
- `--dry-run` prints targets without deleting.
- `--clear-cache` also removes matching S3 audio cache files. Without it, cache is preserved.
@@ -248,25 +248,19 @@ Recommended recovery:
1. inspect state:
```bash
narratio status --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio session status 2026-04-04
```
This reports local manifest state, committed remote current state, expected remote transcript/artifact availability, and archive locks.
2. for one manifest file, run:
2. for restore-specific checks, run:
```bash
narratio status --manifest <manifest-path>
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --dry-run
```
3. for restore-specific checks, run:
```bash
narratio restore --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
```
4. fix root cause (config/input/credentials/storage/service availability).
5. continue with `resume`, or targeted `run-stage --force` followed by `resume`.
3. fix root cause (config/input/credentials/storage/service availability).
4. continue with `resume`, or targeted `run-stage <stage> <id> --force` followed by `resume`.
## Restore report
@@ -283,9 +277,8 @@ Dry-run does not write restore report files.
## Operational caveats
- `status` with no config/session flags still requires explicit `--manifest`.
- `status --session-id <id>` uses normal config/session loading, including remote session fallback.
- `status --session-id <id>` includes the same promoted remote output availability view as `artifacts list --remote` when storage is configured.
- `session status <session_id>` uses normal config/session loading, including remote session fallback.
- `session status <session_id>` includes the same promoted remote output availability view as `session artifacts <session_id> --remote` when storage is configured.
- local and S3 audio input modes are mutually exclusive.
- archive publish requires upstream stages through `analyze` to be `succeeded`.
- required configured artifact promotions for unselected `--artifacts` keys are skipped intentionally; selected required promotions still fail if their files are missing.

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# Roadmap: Session-Oriented CLI Cleanup
Status: Implemented
## Problem
Narratio's public CLI has accumulated too many top-level commands. Several
commands are session-scoped operator helpers, but they currently appear as
independent top-level verbs:
- `plan`
- `status`
- `restore`
- `artifacts list`
- `locks`
- `session validate`
- `session init`
This makes the command surface harder to learn because the CLI does not clearly
separate primary workflow actions from session inspection, initialization,
restore, and helper operations.
## Target Model
Keep primary workflow commands at top level:
- `run`
- `run-stage`
- `resume`
- `analyze`
- `publish`
- `clean`
- `session`
Keep `clean` top-level because it can operate on one session or all local
sessions and is a workspace maintenance command, not only a session helper.
Move session-scoped helper commands under `narratio session` and use positional
session identifiers:
- `narratio session init <session_id> [--remote|--output <path>] [--flags]`
- `narratio session validate <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio session status <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio session plan <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio session restore <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio session artifacts <session_id> [--remote] [--flags]`
- `narratio session locks <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio session locks add <session_id> <source> [--reason <text>] [--force] [--flags]`
- `narratio session locks remove <session_id> <source> [--flags]`
Update top-level workflow commands to use positional session identifiers:
- `narratio run <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio resume <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio analyze <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio publish <session_id> [--flags]`
- `narratio run-stage <stage> <session_id> [--flags]`
The positional session ID replaces `--session-id` as the primary public
interface. Existing `--config`, `--campaign`, `--session`, and
`--previous-session-id` flags remain available where they are meaningful.
## Command Mapping
| Current command | Target command |
| --- | --- |
| `narratio run --session-id <id>` | `narratio run <id>` |
| `narratio resume --session-id <id>` | `narratio resume <id>` |
| `narratio analyze --session-id <id>` | `narratio analyze <id>` |
| `narratio publish --session-id <id>` | `narratio publish <id>` |
| `narratio run-stage [flags] <stage> --session-id <id>` | `narratio run-stage <stage> <id> [flags]` |
| `narratio plan --session-id <id>` | `narratio session plan <id>` |
| `narratio status --session-id <id>` | `narratio session status <id>` |
| `narratio restore --session-id <id>` | `narratio session restore <id>` |
| `narratio artifacts list --session-id <id>` | `narratio session artifacts <id>` |
| `narratio locks --session-id <id>` | `narratio session locks <id>` |
| `narratio locks add --session-id <id> <source>` | `narratio session locks add <id> <source>` |
| `narratio locks remove --session-id <id> <source>` | `narratio session locks remove <id> <source>` |
| `narratio session validate --session-id <id>` | `narratio session validate <id>` |
| `narratio session init --session-id <id>` | `narratio session init <id>` |
| `narratio clean --session-id <id>` | `narratio clean <id>` |
| `narratio clean --all` | unchanged |
`clean` remains top-level, but its session-scoped form should also move from
`--session-id` to positional `<session_id>` for consistency.
## Compatibility Policy
This is a hard public CLI cleanup after the migration step lands.
During Step 1, old forms may remain as compatibility aliases to keep the
implementation reviewable. During Step 2, remove the old forms from command
dispatch, tests, docs, and examples:
- remove top-level `plan`;
- remove top-level `status`;
- remove top-level `restore`;
- remove top-level `artifacts`;
- remove top-level `locks`;
- remove `--session-id` from the public command syntax for session-aware
commands.
Do not keep long-term deprecated aliases unless a later roadmap explicitly
chooses a compatibility window.
`status --manifest` does not fit the session-oriented command shape. Remove it
from the public CLI in this cleanup. If direct manifest inspection is needed
later, add a separate diagnostic command in a future roadmap rather than keeping
it as a special case in `session status`.
## Implementation Step 1: Add New Session-Oriented Interface
Status: Implemented
Add the target command forms while preserving current behavior internally.
Implementation requirements:
- Add positional session ID parsing helpers in `internal/app`.
- Keep the existing `loadCommandConfig` behavior and populate
`config.SessionLoadOptions.SessionID` from the positional ID.
- Add or update command wrappers:
- `Run(ctx, args, out)` parses `run <session_id>`.
- `Resume(ctx, args, out)` parses `resume <session_id>`.
- `Analyze(ctx, args, out)` parses `analyze <session_id>`.
- `Publish(ctx, args, out)` parses `publish <session_id>`.
- `RunStage(ctx, args, out)` parses `run-stage <stage> <session_id>`.
- `Clean(ctx, args, out)` parses `clean <session_id>` and keeps
`clean --all`.
- Extend `Session(ctx, args, out)` dispatch to support:
- `init <session_id>`
- `validate <session_id>`
- `status <session_id>`
- `plan <session_id>`
- `restore <session_id>`
- `artifacts <session_id>`
- `locks <session_id>`
- `locks add <session_id> <source>`
- `locks remove <session_id> <source>`
- Keep storage access through the existing app-level object-store helper.
- Keep AWS SDK details behind storage adapters.
- Keep the runner, stages, manifest behavior, archive behavior, restore
planning, lock semantics, and artifact catalog behavior unchanged.
Acceptance criteria:
- New forms execute the same code paths and produce equivalent results.
- Positional session ID mismatch with concrete local or remote `session.yml`
fails through existing session identity checks.
- Remote session fallback still uses the positional session ID as the lookup
value.
- Current command tests cover the new forms before old forms are removed.
## Implementation Step 2: Remove Old Public Forms
Status: Implemented
Remove compatibility aliases and make the session-oriented interface the only
documented and supported public CLI.
Implementation requirements:
- Remove top-level dispatch for:
- `plan`
- `status`
- `restore`
- `artifacts`
- `locks`
- Remove `--session-id` flags from public session-aware commands.
- Keep `--previous-session-id` as an expected previous-session identity flag.
- Keep explicit `--session <path>` for loading a local concrete session file,
but still require the positional session ID for commands that operate on a
session.
- Remove `status --manifest`.
- Update usage text and invalid-command errors.
- Update `docs/cli.md` and `docs/operations.md` to use only the new forms.
- Update any roadmap docs that mention old helper command names.
- Update tests to expect old top-level helper commands and `--session-id` forms
to fail.
Acceptance criteria:
- Top-level command list is exactly:
- `run`
- `run-stage`
- `resume`
- `analyze`
- `publish`
- `clean`
- `session`
- All session-oriented commands use `narratio session <subcommand>
<session_id> [--flags]`, except nested lock mutation forms, which use
`narratio session locks add|remove <session_id> <source> [--flags]`.
- `clean <session_id>` and `clean --all` remain top-level.
- Current-behavior docs and tests no longer advertise `--session-id`.
## Test Guidance
Focused tests:
- `go test ./internal/app -run TestExecute -v`
- `go test ./internal/app -run 'Session|Status|Restore|Clean|Locks|Artifacts|Plan|RunStage|Analyze|Publish' -v`
- `go test ./internal/config -v`
Full validation:
- `go test ./...`
Test cases to add or update:
- `run <session_id>` loads local and remote sessions through the existing
config path.
- `resume <session_id>`, `analyze <session_id>`, and `publish <session_id>`
preserve current behavior.
- `run-stage <stage> <session_id>` preserves current run-stage output and
force/artifact-selection behavior.
- `session plan <session_id>` replaces top-level `plan`.
- `session status <session_id>` replaces top-level session status.
- `session validate <session_id>` replaces `session validate --session-id`.
- `session init <session_id>` writes the same local or remote concrete
`session.yml`.
- `session restore <session_id>` preserves restore planning/execution.
- `session artifacts <session_id> --remote` preserves promoted-output
availability reporting.
- `session locks <session_id>`, `session locks add <session_id> <source>`, and
`session locks remove <session_id> <source>` preserve static/remote lock
semantics.
- `clean <session_id>` preserves session cleanup behavior, while `clean --all`
remains unchanged.
- Old top-level helper commands fail after Step 2.
- `--session-id` fails after Step 2.
- `status --manifest` fails after Step 2.
## Documentation Guidance
Update only after implementation lands:
- `docs/cli.md`
- `docs/operations.md`
- any internal docs that list command names or examples
Keep planned behavior only in this roadmap until the command refactor is
implemented.
## Architecture Guardrails
- Keep Narratio explicit and stage-driven.
- Do not introduce a generic workflow or command framework abstraction.
- Reuse existing app command helpers where practical.
- Keep config loading strict and centralized.
- Keep storage details behind `storage.ObjectStore`.
- Keep secret-backed object-store construction in `internal/app`.
- Preserve manifest-driven resume and restore behavior.
- Treat command renaming as a public CLI contract change, not a runtime stage
behavior change.

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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Canonical operator troubleshooting guide for recurring implemented Narratio fail
## Config file discovery failure
Symptom:
- `run`, `plan`, `resume`, `run-stage`, or `restore` fails with config/session not found.
- `run`, `resume`, `run-stage`, `session plan`, or `session restore` fails with config/session not found.
Likely Cause:
- `pipeline.yml`, `campaign.yml`, or `session.yml` is missing from system discovery paths.
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio plan --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session ./session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio session plan 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session ./session.yml
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio plan --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio session plan 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio run --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout
narratio run 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --artifacts player_handout
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -95,22 +95,22 @@ Links:
- [docs/cli.md](./cli.md)
- [docs/config.md](./config.md)
## `run-stage --artifacts` on non-analyze stage
## `run-stage --artifacts` on unsupported stage
Symptom:
- `run-stage` fails with `--artifacts is only supported for stage "analyze"`.
- `run-stage` fails because `--artifacts` is only supported for `analyze` and `archive`.
Likely Cause:
- `--artifacts` was used with a non-`analyze` stage.
- `--artifacts` was used with a stage other than `analyze` or `archive`.
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio run-stage --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts session_recap polish
narratio run-stage polish 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --artifacts session_recap
```
Safe Fix:
- use `--artifacts` only with `run-stage ... analyze`.
- use `--artifacts` only with `run-stage analyze ...` or `run-stage archive ...`.
Links:
- [docs/cli.md](./cli.md)
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio plan --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04
narratio session plan 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -153,8 +153,8 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio status --manifest /path/to/manifest.json
narratio run-stage --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 --artifacts player_handout analyze
narratio session status 2026-04-04
narratio run-stage analyze 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --artifacts player_handout
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -168,22 +168,21 @@ Links:
## Manifest/status path failure
Symptom:
- `status` fails because manifest path is missing, unreadable, or invalid.
- `session status` fails because config/session state is missing, unreadable, or invalid.
Likely Cause:
- wrong manifest path.
- wrong session ID.
- wrong config/campaign/session file selected.
- manifest removed after cleanup.
- `--manifest` omitted.
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio status --manifest /path/to/manifest.json
ls -l /path/to/manifest.json
narratio session status 2026-04-04
```
Safe Fix:
- use manifest path printed by `run`, `resume`, or `run-stage`.
- use the same session ID and config files that will be used for `run`, `resume`, or `run-stage`.
Links:
- [docs/cli.md](./cli.md)
@@ -192,7 +191,7 @@ Links:
## Session lock conflict (`.lock`)
Symptom:
- `run`, `resume`, `run-stage`, or `restore` fails with lock conflict for session workdir.
- `run`, `resume`, `run-stage`, or `session restore` fails with lock conflict for session workdir.
Likely Cause:
- another Narratio process is running same session.
@@ -217,7 +216,7 @@ Links:
## Restore remote current pointer or manifest missing
Symptom:
- `restore` fails with remote current pointer or current manifest errors.
- `session restore` fails with remote current pointer or current manifest errors.
Likely Cause:
- `current/run_id.txt` was never published.
@@ -227,7 +226,7 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio restore --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --dry-run
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -241,20 +240,20 @@ Links:
## Restore manifest identity mismatch
Symptom:
- `restore` fails because remote manifest session or campaign does not match requested values.
- `session restore` fails because remote manifest session or campaign does not match requested values.
Likely Cause:
- wrong `--session-id` or wrong session config selected.
- wrong positional session ID or wrong session config selected.
- archive prefix points to a different campaign/session.
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio restore --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --dry-run
```
Safe Fix:
- use the correct session config and `--session-id`.
- use the correct session config and positional session ID.
- verify campaign/session identity in local config before restore.
Links:
@@ -264,7 +263,7 @@ Links:
## Restore conflict without `--force`
Symptom:
- `restore` fails with `restore conflict` and conflict counts.
- `session restore` fails with `restore conflict` and conflict counts.
Likely Cause:
- local durable file differs from remote file for one or more planned restore paths.
@@ -272,7 +271,7 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio restore --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 --dry-run
narratio session restore 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --dry-run
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -342,7 +341,7 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio run-stage --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 prepare
narratio run-stage prepare 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml
```
Safe Fix:
@@ -365,8 +364,8 @@ Likely Cause:
Diagnostics:
```bash
narratio status --manifest /path/to/manifest.json
narratio run-stage --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml --session-id 2026-04-04 archive
narratio session status 2026-04-04
narratio run-stage archive 2026-04-04 --config /path/to/pipeline.yml --campaign /path/to/campaign.yml --session /path/to/session.yml
```
Safe Fix: