AIWG 2026.9.14 — Session evidence leaves the repository

AIWG's session catalog can now package selected sessions -- their events, tags, provenance, and any registered analysis outputs -- into a portable Fortemi Knowledge Shard, using no user-written integration code.

Native export, verify, and recovery

aiwg sessions export plan --workspace default --session <id> --out selection.json
aiwg sessions export build --plan selection.json --out ./export
aiwg sessions export verify --input ./export/evidence.shard
aiwg sessions export unpack --input ./export/evidence.shard --out ./recovered

`export plan` binds a reviewable selection to exact session and event digests, so `export build` rejects the plan outright if the underlying source changed since planning. `build` calls `@fortemi/core`'s real conversion API and targets the exact `full-v1`/`2.0.0` profile, verified lossless via the library's own conversion report rather than asserted. `verify` and `unpack` recover the record graph exactly, including the archive's index-level source metadata, carried through a small manifest record using the same native mechanism every other record uses.

Claude web and account exports

A new `manual-export` acquisition mode imports Claude's `conversations.json` web/account export directly, alongside the existing local session-history import. It's a distinct, versioned adapter -- not a repurposed local-history importer -- with explicit format detection, duplicate-id rejection, and Unicode-safe fixtures.

Analysis outputs, not just conversation text

Reports and other derived analysis registered against a session (#2003) are now discovered automatically and included in the exported shard, matched only by explicit source reference -- never guessed from a filename.

Where this goes next

The one item this release doesn't close: qualifying the exported shard against a real, separately-deployed Fortemi consumer application (rather than AIWG's own recovery reader). That's tracked as a scoped follow-up extending AIWG's existing Docker-based Fortemi conformance CI job to cover session shards.