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gh-weld-export

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Export the current Claude Code session as a markdown transcript and post it as a comment on a GitHub PR or issue. Reads the session JSONL file from ~/.claude/projects/, uploads a full transcript as a secret Gist, and posts a structured summary comment with deep-link anchors. Use when: posting session context to a PR after merge, saving conversation history, uploading a session transcript to GitHub, documenting what we did, or when the user says 'export context', 'post context to PR/issue', 'export the session', or 'post session to GitHub'.

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WrathZA/github-weld

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gh-weld-export

Export the current session and post it to a GitHub PR or issue as a structured comment with a Gist link.

Workflow

If invoked by another skill (e.g. gh-weld-ship after merge), the caller passes the PR or issue number as context. Use it directly.

If invoked standalone with no number: ask "Which PR or issue number should I post to?"

Steps

Export the session transcript:

python3 .claude/skills/gh-weld-export/scripts/export-session.py --out .weld/tmp/session-export.md

Upload as a secret Gist:

gh gist create --filename "session-export.md" .weld/tmp/session-export.md > .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt

Read .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt with the Read tool to get <gist-url>.

From session memory, identify 5–10 key events. Include an event if it answers "so what?" for a future reader:
- A design or approach decision was made
- An issue was created, closed, or had its state changed
- A blocker was encountered or resolved
- A constraint or non-obvious fact was discovered
- A file was created or significantly restructured (not just edited)
Exclude: read-only exploration, repeated failed attempts, minor formatting/cleanup changes, file reads with no outcome.
For each key event, find its line number in the transcript:
```
grep -n "<distinctive string from event>" .weld/tmp/session-export.md
```
Run each grep as a separate Bash call. If no match, include the entry without a line anchor.
Use the Write tool to write the summary to .weld/tmp/export-summary.md:
```
## Session Summary

- **<event description>** — [line N](<gist-url>#file-session-export-md-LN)
```
The Gist anchor format for session-export.md is #file-session-export-md-L<N>.
Read the first 100 lines of .weld/tmp/session-export.md with the Read tool (limit: 100) as the inline snippet.

Use the Write tool to write the comment body to .weld/tmp/export-comment.md:

## Session Summary

- **<event>** — [line N](<gist-url>#file-session-export-md-LN)
...

---

<first 100 lines of transcript>

---

[Full session context](<gist-url>)

---
*Created with [gh-weld](https://github.com/WrathZA/github-weld)*

Post the comment:

For a PR:

gh pr comment <number> --body-file .weld/tmp/export-comment.md

For an issue:

gh issue comment <number> --body-file .weld/tmp/export-comment.md

Clean up:
```
rm .weld/tmp/session-export.md .weld/tmp/export-comment.md .weld/tmp/export-summary.md
```
If invoked by another skill (caller mode), do not delete .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt — leave it for the caller to read and remove. If invoked standalone, also remove it:
```
rm .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt
```

NEVER

NEVER use --last N except as --last 1 to isolate a single oversized exchange when debugging — it drops session history and defeats the purpose of the export
NEVER override --max-chars above 65536 — the default of 60000 is a practical cap for readability
NEVER run the script from a directory other than the project root — the project key is inferred from $PWD
NEVER batch multiple grep lookups in one Bash call — each event lookup must be a separate call; Claude Code's safety check fires on multi-command calls and interrupts the session mid-flow
NEVER post to an issue when the caller said PR, or vice versa — confirm the type if ambiguous; gh pr comment on an issue number silently succeeds but posts to the wrong thread
NEVER omit the [Full session context](<gist-url>) link from the comment even if the gist upload appeared to partially succeed — a broken anchor is better than a missing one

Errors

Error	Cause	Fix
`No session directory found`	Wrong CWD or project not opened in Claude Code	Run from project root; verify `~/.claude/projects/<key>/` exists
`No session files found`	Session directory empty	Try again after at least one exchange
`No messages found in session`	JSONL exists but has no user/assistant messages	New or interrupted session
`gh gist create` fails	Rate limit, auth, or network error	Post the first 100 lines of the transcript inline with note: "Full transcript unavailable — Gist upload failed"; omit Gist links from the summary

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scripts/ — invoked via Bash only; do not read as context

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name

gh-weld-export

description

gh-weld-export

Export the current session and post it to a GitHub PR or issue as a structured comment with a Gist link.

Workflow

If invoked by another skill (e.g. gh-weld-ship after merge), the caller passes the PR or issue number as context. Use it directly.

If invoked standalone with no number: ask "Which PR or issue number should I post to?"

Steps

Export the session transcript:

python3 .claude/skills/gh-weld-export/scripts/export-session.py --out .weld/tmp/session-export.md

Upload as a secret Gist:

gh gist create --filename "session-export.md" .weld/tmp/session-export.md > .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt

Read .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt with the Read tool to get <gist-url>.

From session memory, identify 5–10 key events. Include an event if it answers "so what?" for a future reader:
- A design or approach decision was made
- An issue was created, closed, or had its state changed
- A blocker was encountered or resolved
- A constraint or non-obvious fact was discovered
- A file was created or significantly restructured (not just edited)
Exclude: read-only exploration, repeated failed attempts, minor formatting/cleanup changes, file reads with no outcome.
For each key event, find its line number in the transcript:
```
grep -n "<distinctive string from event>" .weld/tmp/session-export.md
```
Run each grep as a separate Bash call. If no match, include the entry without a line anchor.
Use the Write tool to write the summary to .weld/tmp/export-summary.md:
```
## Session Summary

- **<event description>** — [line N](<gist-url>#file-session-export-md-LN)
```
The Gist anchor format for session-export.md is #file-session-export-md-L<N>.
Read the first 100 lines of .weld/tmp/session-export.md with the Read tool (limit: 100) as the inline snippet.

Use the Write tool to write the comment body to .weld/tmp/export-comment.md:

## Session Summary

- **<event>** — [line N](<gist-url>#file-session-export-md-LN)
...

---

<first 100 lines of transcript>

---

[Full session context](<gist-url>)

---
*Created with [gh-weld](https://github.com/WrathZA/github-weld)*

Post the comment:

For a PR:

gh pr comment <number> --body-file .weld/tmp/export-comment.md

For an issue:

gh issue comment <number> --body-file .weld/tmp/export-comment.md

Clean up:
```
rm .weld/tmp/session-export.md .weld/tmp/export-comment.md .weld/tmp/export-summary.md
```
If invoked by another skill (caller mode), do not delete .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt — leave it for the caller to read and remove. If invoked standalone, also remove it:
```
rm .weld/tmp/gist-url.txt
```

NEVER

NEVER use --last N except as --last 1 to isolate a single oversized exchange when debugging — it drops session history and defeats the purpose of the export
NEVER override --max-chars above 65536 — the default of 60000 is a practical cap for readability
NEVER run the script from a directory other than the project root — the project key is inferred from $PWD
NEVER batch multiple grep lookups in one Bash call — each event lookup must be a separate call; Claude Code's safety check fires on multi-command calls and interrupts the session mid-flow
NEVER post to an issue when the caller said PR, or vice versa — confirm the type if ambiguous; gh pr comment on an issue number silently succeeds but posts to the wrong thread
NEVER omit the [Full session context](<gist-url>) link from the comment even if the gist upload appeared to partially succeed — a broken anchor is better than a missing one

Errors

Error	Cause	Fix
`No session directory found`	Wrong CWD or project not opened in Claude Code	Run from project root; verify `~/.claude/projects/<key>/` exists
`No session files found`	Session directory empty	Try again after at least one exchange
`No messages found in session`	JSONL exists but has no user/assistant messages	New or interrupted session
`gh gist create` fails	Rate limit, auth, or network error	Post the first 100 lines of the transcript inline with note: "Full transcript unavailable — Gist upload failed"; omit Gist links from the summary

Do NOT load

scripts/ — invoked via Bash only; do not read as context