feat(clauderig): record which account each session belongs to - #2
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A worktree slug links memory/ at its main project. Three paths mishandled that link, and together they made `clauderig restore` abort with "open ~/.claude/projects/<slug>/memory: is a directory". - allowlist.Walk offered a directory symlink as a file whenever its target wasn't in the synced set (link recordable only when both ends are included). Reading it can only ever fail with EISDIR, and an older sync staged a 0-byte placeholder in its place. A directory is never a file: return regardless of whether the Link was recorded. - engine restore copied staged files with os.OpenFile(dst, O_WRONLY|…), which follows a symlink — clobbering the link's target, or failing with EISDIR when it points at a directory. Skip a dst that is already a symlink: it is the machine's own state, the same rule restoreLinks applies. Counted as LinksKept, and marked written so --prune keeps it. - copyTree (the --backup copy) followed links too, so backing up a ~/.claude with dozens of memory links either duplicated every linked tree or failed on the first one. Recreate links verbatim, like cp -R. reconcileStagedRoot now also retires a staged file whose live counterpart is a directory, so repos carrying the old 0-byte placeholders heal on the next sync instead of handing the file back every restore. Each test fails without its fix, reproducing the reported EISDIR verbatim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Nothing in a synced tree said which account its sessions came from. CLI transcripts carry no account field at all — 40 distinct keys, not one of them identity — so a restore could not attribute what it wrote. Desktop's sidecars are already partitioned by path (claude-code-sessions/<accountUuid>/<organizationUuid>/); the CLI side had no equivalent. Sync now stamps the device registry with the account it ran as: accountUuid, organizationUuid, email, and nothing else. The same block holds the plan, the seat/rate-limit tier and the org name — none of which belong in a repo, and none of which travel. A sync that cannot read the identity keeps the previous record rather than erasing it: failing to read is not evidence of a switch. The uuids survive the secret tripwire by construction (its entropy backstop strips embedded UUIDs, and an email fails its token charset), so this cannot start failing syncs. `restore --backup` now also copies ~/.claude.json. It holds the oauthAccount block and lives OUTSIDE ~/.claude, so the tree copy missed the one file a bad account switch can ruin and nothing can reconstruct. It stays a local .bak, never synced: mcpServers.*.headers / .env are free-form passthrough and do carry live credentials. copyOne now preserves the source mode. ~/.claude is full of 0600 transcripts and the identity file is 0600 too; os.Create widened every one of them to 0644, so the act of backing the data up was what exposed it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…edential
`account doctor` reported "credential unreadable: parse credential: invalid
character 'b' after top-level value", and `account list` surfaced that as a
desync. Neither was true: the credential was intact and both halves agreed.
`security find-generic-password -w` prints the password as text, EXCEPT when
the blob holds a byte it won't print inline — a newline is enough — in which
case it prints the whole thing as hex digits, with no flag saying which form
you got. Claude Code writes the credential as pretty-printed JSON, so the
live item is multi-line and reads back hex; clauderig writes compact JSON,
so its own per-profile items read back as text. That is why only the machine
-wide login broke, and only after Claude Code rewrote it.
Handing the hex form to a JSON parser fails on '{' (0x7b): 7 parses as a
top-level number, then 'b' is trailing garbage — the exact reported error.
readKeychain now decodes the fallback. The forms cannot be confused: a
credential is JSON and starts with '{', never a hex digit, so all-hex output
is unambiguously encoded. Anything that does not cleanly decode is returned
untouched — a reader that guessed wrong must not corrupt a good blob.
Verified against the live keychain: doctor now reports "✓ both halves agree".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CLI transcripts carry no account field — 40 distinct top-level keys, not one
of them identity — so nothing could say whose a session was, and it cannot
be reconstructed after the fact. The ledger is the right home: it is the one
part of the repo retention never prunes.
Attribution has two sources, ranked, because they differ sharply in
confidence and collapsing them would be exactly the quiet lie RecordedBy is
named to avoid:
desktop GROUND TRUTH. Desktop files each session's sidecar under
claude-code-sessions/<accountUuid>/<organizationUuid>/, so the
path IS the account. Covers only sessions opened through Desktop
— measured at 3% of a real staged tree.
sync INFERENCE. The account the syncing machine was logged in as when
it first recorded the row. Right for the ordinary case, wrong if
you switched accounts between running and syncing, or if this
machine restored another's transcripts and staged them as its own.
A higher rank may upgrade a lower one; equal ranks never overwrite, so the
first sync to attribute a session wins and no later sync can relabel it. An
upgrade also forces a write for a byte-identical transcript — a session ends
and its transcript never changes again, so a sidecar arriving later would
otherwise have no occasion to correct the guess.
No live account (logged out, unreadable) leaves rows unattributed. An empty
account is honest; a guessed one is not.
`clauderig search --account <alias|email|uuid-prefix>` filters on it,
resolving names through the account store and the device registry (which
records both halves since the previous commit). An unresolvable name is an
error listing what IS known, because "no sessions for that account" and "no
such account" are opposite answers. Sessions with no recorded account are
counted and named in the footer rather than silently dropped: they are
permanently unmatchable, not merely absent from this run.
Verified against a copy of a real 683-row staging repo: 558 sessions
attributed to the live account by inference, 24 to the OTHER account by
Desktop ground truth — the 24 that a live-login-only design would have
mislabelled — and 101 rows belonging to another machine's ledger correctly
left alone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The earlier commit message on this branch said allowlist.Walk "offered a directory symlink as a file whenever its target wasn't in the synced set". That is wrong. #196 (4ada1ea, 2026-08-18) added the whole symlink block including its `return nil`, so Walk has never fallen through to Match for a directory symlink. The change to allowlist.go in this branch was a comment and nothing else. What that means for the bug: the 0-byte placeholders in staging predate that guard rather than being produced by current sync, which is what reconcileStagedRoot exists to retire. The two real code fixes — restore's copyFile writing through a symlink, and copyTree following one — are unaffected, as are their tests. The comment is reworded to explain why the return is load-bearing without implying current code caused the residue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…le identity Two findings from review, both verified against the code before fixing. The symlink guard only inspected the leaf. A machine holding a project as a real directory stages projects/<slug>/memory/MEMORY.md; restoring that descendant here followed the linked memory/ straight into the canonical project and replaced its content. A test reproduces it — the canonical MEMORY.md came back as the worktree's copy — and now every ancestor up to the target root is checked, cached per directory so the walk costs one Lstat per directory rather than one per component per file. backupIdentityFile treated EVERY os.Stat error as "no identity file" and skipped silently. Absent is fine and stays silent; unreadable or an I/O error now fails, because that is the moment the one file this backup exists for is least certain and least replaceable. Also makes the permission test platform-honest. It asserted a literal 0600, which cannot hold on Windows — no Unix mode bits there, Go reports 0666 and Chmod only toggles read-only — so CI failed for a reason unrelated to the code. It now asserts the property (the backup carries the source's mode) and keeps the 0600 check where the bits are real. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
filepath.Rel returns "..memory" unchanged for a directory of that name, so the bare '..' prefix test called it outside the root and returned before isSymlink ever ran — writing a staged descendant straight through the live link. Only ".." itself, or a path below it, is actually outside. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both existing-backup checks used os.Stat, which FOLLOWS a symlink. A dangling link at ~/.claude.bak or ~/.claude.json.bak therefore reported "not present", the safeguard passed, and the copy wrote through the link to whatever it named. For the identity file that is ~/.claude.json — which can carry MCP server credentials in mcpServers.*.headers — written somewhere never intended. Both now share backupPathIsFree, which uses Lstat so any existing entry, link included, is a refusal, and stops on a lookup error rather than guessing the path is free. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
backupPathIsFree and the write are two moments. A symlink planted in between was still FOLLOWED by an O_CREATE|O_TRUNC open, overwriting its target — for the identity file, one that can carry MCP credentials. Checking harder could only narrow that window, never close it. copyOne now opens with O_CREATE|O_EXCL and no O_TRUNC, so the create itself fails on any existing entry, a dangling symlink included. Every destination is a path nothing should hold yet, so nothing legitimate is refused. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… file Note() enforced the attribution ranking within one device's ledger file, but LoadAll — where two files meet — selected purely by End then Seen. A machine that later re-saw the same transcript with no sidecar therefore replaced another machine's Desktop ground truth with its own inference simply by having synced last, defeating the guarantee across exactly the boundary it was meant to hold at. The union now takes the rest of the row from the newer sighting and the attribution from the higher rank. recordLedger judges "would this improve things?" against every device's ledger too, so it stops writing a weaker guess the union would discard — which was a rewritten row, and a commit, every sync. The older-twin upgrade branch now stamps Seen. It IS a rewrite, and a stale stamp both misreports when the attribution was last confirmed and skews the Seen tiebreak in that same union. Also: keep()'s doc claimed a missing cwd was separately identified when it is reported as an ordinary filter miss; --account was absent from the long help and undocumented as incompatible with --live; and the "everything was excluded" hint named a fixed --since/--until/--cwd list, sending the user to widen the wrong flag when --account was responsible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ice tie Four findings from review, all verified against the code first. The union ranked attribution but tied wrong. mergeAccount keeps its FIRST argument on equal rank, and the caller's first argument is the newer row, so two sync-rank rows resolved to the LATER device's account — meaning a second machine recording an already-staged transcript under its own live login relabelled the session on a routine sync. That is precisely the relabelling Note() refuses locally, so the stickiness promise still failed across the boundary it was extended to cover. bestAccount now takes rank first and, on a tie, the earlier sighting. --account slipped past the --raw/--all guard when it was the only filter set: the check tested sc.account, which is populated further down, so `--account X --raw` passed and then returned matches the account filter never touched. It tests the flag instead. Prefix resolution only searched accounts the ledger had attributed, so a uuid the device registry knows but that has no rows yet answered "unknown account" — collapsing the exact distinction between "no such account" and "no sessions for it" that this resolver exists to keep. Registry uuids are candidates too. The live identity was read twice, once for the ledger and once for the device registry. A login change (or one transiently failing read) between them would stamp rows with one uuid and the registry with another — and the registry is what resolves an alias or email back to that uuid, so the two disagreeing breaks `search --account` for those rows. Read once, reuse for both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Claude account identity tracking, ranked ledger attribution, account-based search filtering, macOS Keychain decoding, and symlink-safe backup, restore, and synchronization behavior. ChangesAccount identity and session attribution
Symlink-safe backup and synchronization
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Restore backups can fail to preserve the previous state when the CLI target is a symlink, leaving recovery data pointing at the live target instead of capturing its contents; reported lint failures also need cleanup. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SyncCommand
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SyncCommand->>EngineSync: Pass live account identity
EngineSync->>DesktopSidecars: Read session sidecars
DesktopSidecars-->>EngineSync: Return session account mappings
EngineSync->>Ledger: Record transcript attribution
Ledger-->>SearchCommand: Provide account attribution
SearchCommand->>Ledger: Resolve account filter
Ledger-->>SearchCommand: Return matching sessions
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internal/clauderig/engine/restore.go (1)
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Restorecounts skipped destinations inLinksKept, but the command layer prints onlyLinksandPruned(seeinternal/clauderig/commands/restore.goLines 149-156). A staged file that restore intentionally did not write is therefore invisible. Add it to the per-root summary so the counts add up.♻️ Suggested output line in internal/clauderig/commands/restore.go
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pruneSidecarTree.Lines 225-239 repeat the
local_*.jsonname filter, theos.ReadFile, and thesidecarRefunmarshal already implemented inpruneSidecarTree(Lines 136-147). A small helper that returns thecliSessionIdfor one sidecar path would keep both passes in agreement if the sidecar file format changes.♻️ Suggested helper
// cliSessionIDOf returns the CLI session id a sidecar names, or "" when the // file is not a sidecar, cannot be read, or names no session. func cliSessionIDOf(dir, name string) string { if !strings.HasPrefix(name, "local_") || !strings.HasSuffix(name, ".json") { return "" } data, err := os.ReadFile(filepath.Join(dir, name)) if err != nil { return "" } var ref sidecarRef if json.Unmarshal(data, &ref) != nil { return "" } return ref.CLISessionID }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/clauderig/commands/restore.go`:
- Around line 289-293: Add an inline nolint:nilerr directive with a concise
reason to the intentional nil return in backupIdentityFile when
account.GlobalConfigPath fails, preserving the existing behavior and comment.
- Around line 248-263: Update copyTree so a symlinked source root is resolved
before filepath.WalkDir processes it, ensuring the backup copies the target’s
contents rather than creating another symlink. Preserve existing handling for
symlinks encountered below the root, or return a clear error for a symlinked
root if resolution is not supported.
In `@internal/clauderig/commands/search_account_test.go`:
- Around line 155-161: Update the empty-flag assertion in the filtering guard
test to reset accountFilter before checking the no-filters case, then compare
accountFilter with an empty string instead of comparing identical literals.
Preserve the existing sc.filtering() check and assertion behavior.
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In `@internal/clauderig/engine/restore.go`:
- Around line 146-161: Update the per-root restore summary in the command layer
to include RestoreResult.LinksKept when it is greater than zero, alongside the
existing Links and Pruned counts. Use the existing summary accumulator and
formatting flow so intentionally skipped destinations are visible in the output.
In `@internal/clauderig/engine/sidecar.go`:
- Around line 225-239: Extract the shared sidecar parsing logic into a helper
such as cliSessionIDOf, covering filename validation, file reading, JSON
unmarshalling, and empty-session handling. Update both the current scan and
pruneSidecarTree to use this helper so they remain consistent.
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| if d.Type()&fs.ModeSymlink != 0 { | ||
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Preserve backups when cliTarget is a symlink.
When cliTarget is itself a symlink, filepath.WalkDir reports the root with fs.ModeSymlink. copyTree then calls copyLink and creates .bak as another link to the live target instead of copying its contents. The backup does not preserve the pre-restore state. Resolve the root before WalkDir, or reject symlinked sources with a clear error.
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In `@internal/clauderig/commands/restore.go` around lines 248 - 263, Update
copyTree so a symlinked source root is resolved before filepath.WalkDir
processes it, ensuring the backup copies the target’s contents rather than
creating another symlink. Preserve existing handling for symlinks encountered
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| func backupIdentityFile(out io.Writer) error { | ||
| src, err := account.GlobalConfigPath() | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil // no home dir: nothing addressable to back up | ||
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Silence the nilerr finding explicitly.
golangci-lint reports nilerr at Line 292: the function returns nil while err is non-nil. The behavior is intentional and documented, so the lint run is what breaks, not the logic. Add a //nolint:nilerr directive with the reason so the linter agrees with the comment.
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src, err := account.GlobalConfigPath()
if err != nil {
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| func backupIdentityFile(out io.Writer) error { | |
| src, err := account.GlobalConfigPath() | |
| if err != nil { | |
| return nil // no home dir: nothing addressable to back up | |
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| func backupIdentityFile(out io.Writer) error { | |
| src, err := account.GlobalConfigPath() | |
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| //nolint:nilerr // no home dir: nothing addressable to back up, and that is not a failure | |
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In `@internal/clauderig/commands/restore.go` around lines 289 - 293, Add an inline
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| accountFilter := "work" | ||
| if !(sc.filtering() || accountFilter != "") { | ||
| t.Error("--account alone must trip the raw/all guard") | ||
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| // and with nothing set at all, it must not trip | ||
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Use accountFilter in the empty-flag assertion.
Line 160 compares two identical string literals. This expression is always false and triggers SA4000. Reset accountFilter before this assertion, then compare that variable to "".
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sc := sessionScope{}
accountFilter := "work"
if !(sc.filtering() || accountFilter != "") {
t.Error("--account alone must trip the raw/all guard")
}
// and with nothing set at all, it must not trip
- if sc.filtering() || "" != "" {
+ accountFilter = ""
+ if sc.filtering() || accountFilter != "" {
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| accountFilter := "work" | |
| if !(sc.filtering() || accountFilter != "") { | |
| t.Error("--account alone must trip the raw/all guard") | |
| } | |
| // and with nothing set at all, it must not trip | |
| if sc.filtering() || "" != "" { | |
| t.Error("no filters must not trip the guard") | |
| accountFilter := "work" | |
| if !(sc.filtering() || accountFilter != "") { | |
| t.Error("--account alone must trip the raw/all guard") | |
| } | |
| // and with nothing set at all, it must not trip | |
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In `@internal/clauderig/commands/search_account_test.go` around lines 155 - 161,
Update the empty-flag assertion in the filtering guard test to reset
accountFilter before checking the no-filters case, then compare accountFilter
with an empty string instead of comparing identical literals. Preserve the
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| if b.Seen.Before(a.Seen) { | ||
| return b.Account, b.AccountSource | ||
| } | ||
| return a.Account, a.AccountSource |
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When three or more device ledgers contain equal-rank account guesses, this comparison can discard the earliest attribution because LoadAll copies an older account onto the newer transcript row without copying the older Seen value. For example, rows seen at 100/A, 300/B, and 200/C are processed as A then B (yielding account A with Seen=300) and then C, at which point this condition incorrectly selects C. Thus ordinary multi-device syncs can relabel sessions depending on ledger filename order; the account attribution needs its own preserved timestamp or equivalent merge state.
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| if acct == nil { | ||
| acct = r.Devices[name].Account | ||
| } | ||
| r.Devices[name] = Device{Name: name, OS: os, LastSync: when.UTC(), ClaudeVersion: claudeVersion, Account: acct} |
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When one machine syncs under account A and later under account B, this assignment replaces the device's only A identity with B. Ledger rows attributed to A remain, but resolveAccountFilter can map aliases/emails to UUIDs only through the current device registry, so search --account <alias-for-A> now errors that no machine recorded A's UUID even though A's sessions are present. This is the normal single-machine multi-account flow, so the registry needs to retain historical account mappings rather than only the last one per device.
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| for _, d := range reg.Devices { | ||
| if d.Account == nil || d.Account.Email == "" || d.Account.AccountUUID == "" { | ||
| continue | ||
| } | ||
| out[strings.ToLower(d.Account.Email)] = d.Account.AccountUUID |
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The account store explicitly supports the same email in different organizations as distinct accounts, but this map collapses every such registry entry onto one email key. Consequently an alias that resolves to the second account is converted back through the shared email and can select the other UUID (with the winner also depending on map iteration), causing --account to return the wrong organization's sessions. Preserve organization/account identity in this lookup and reject a bare ambiguous email rather than overwriting one UUID.
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| if err := backupIdentityFile(out); err != nil { | ||
| return err | ||
| } |
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If the CLI tree's .bak path is free but ~/.claude.json.bak already exists, this call discovers the conflict only after the entire CLI tree has been copied. The command then returns with a newly created partial backup state, and a retry immediately fails because that CLI .bak now exists too. Check the identity backup destination before starting either copy so a pre-existing identity backup does not leave the restore wedged behind a potentially large tree backup.
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| } else if liveAccount != "" { | ||
| // Only ever an inference about this machine's own syncing, and | ||
| // sticky once stored — see ledger.AccountFromSync. | ||
| acct, src = liveAccount, ledger.AccountFromSync |
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recordLedger walks the combined staging tree, which explicitly contains every machine's transcripts, but this fallback stamps every sidecar-less row with the current machine's live account. On the first upgraded sync, or whenever another device contributed an unattributed transcript, those remote sessions are therefore assigned to the syncing user's account; because equal-rank sync attribution is sticky, later syncs cannot repair the mistake. Apply the live-account inference only to transcripts proven to have come from this machine's live root rather than to the shared staged union.
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| if isSymlink(dst) || links.underSymlink(target, dst) { | ||
| written[targetRel] = true | ||
| rr.LinksKept++ | ||
| continue |
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With restore --prune, a staged file such as skills/foo/SKILL.md whose local skills/foo is a directory symlink is skipped here and only the descendant is marked in written. pruneConfigDirs does not follow directory symlinks, so it later visits the skills/foo link itself, finds no written["skills/foo"], and removes the local symlink despite this guard's promise to preserve it. Mark each encountered symlink ancestor as written or make the prune pass explicitly retain those links.
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| rel, _ := filepath.Rel(src, p) | ||
| target := filepath.Join(dst, rel) | ||
| if d.Type()&fs.ModeSymlink != 0 { | ||
| return copyLink(p, target) |
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Backup copies root symlink, not tree
High Severity
The new backup walk recreates every symlink, including the tree root. If ~/.claude itself is a symlink, copyTree writes ~/.claude.bak as another link to the same target and does not copy any files. Restore then reports a successful backup and overwrites the only real tree; the .bak still points at that overwritten data. Previously copyOne failed with EISDIR and restore did not proceed.
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| if json.Unmarshal(data, &ref) != nil || ref.CLISessionID == "" { | ||
| continue | ||
| } | ||
| out[ref.CLISessionID] = acct.Name() |
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Duplicate sidecars overwrite account mapping
Medium Severity
readSidecarAccounts stores one account per CLI session and last write wins. The same cliSessionId can appear under two Desktop trees (machine-wide and a profile data/ tree, or two profiles), and ReadDir order then picks an arbitrary account as ground truth. That value is rank-2 and sticky, so search --account can permanently keep the wrong owner.
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| if liveAcct != "" || liveOrg != "" || liveEmail != "" { | ||
| acct = &devices.Account{AccountUUID: liveAcct, OrganizationUUID: liveOrg, Email: liveEmail} | ||
| } | ||
| reg.Touch(me.Name, me.OS, claudeVer, acct, time.Now()) |
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Partial identity replaces stored account
Medium Severity
A non-nil devices.Account always replaces the registry entry, and sync builds one when any of uuid, org, or email is set. LiveIdentity can return an email (or org) with an empty uuid if oauthAccount is only partly populated. That wipes the previous complete record. accountUUIDsByEmail then skips the device, so --account by email or alias fails until a later full login rewrite.
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Items 2 and 3 of the multi-account work, together —
--accountis untestable until the ledger records the data it filters on.The problem
CLI transcripts carry no account field. I scanned every distinct top-level key across a full transcript — 40 of them, not one identity. So nothing could say whose a session was, and unlike a title or a date it cannot be reconstructed later. Recording has to happen at capture time or not at all.
Two sources, ranked
Collapsing these would be exactly the quiet lie
RecordedBy's doc comment is named to avoid, so they stay distinct and the rank is explicit:desktopclaude-code-sessions/<accountUuid>/<organizationUuid>/, so the path is the accountsyncThe inference is right for the ordinary case (you sync the machine you work on) and wrong if you switched accounts between running and syncing, or if the machine restored another's transcripts and staged them as its own. Hence:
search --accountclauderig search "the auth refactor" --account workAccepts an alias, an email, or an accountUuid prefix (≥8 hex, ambiguity is an error). Names resolve through the account store and the device registry — the uuid is the join key because that is what both attribution sources actually carry; an email is only ever a label people type.
An unresolvable name is an error listing what is known, not an empty result: "no sessions for that account" and "there is no such account" are opposite answers and only one means the search worked. Sessions with no recorded account are counted and named in the footer rather than silently dropped — they are permanently unmatchable, not just absent from this run.
Verification
Beyond unit tests, run against a copy of a real 683-row staging repo:
The 24 are the result that matters: they belong to the other account and were caught by Desktop ground truth, despite the live login being the first account the whole time. A live-login-only design would have mislabelled every one of them. The 101 unattributed rows belong to another machine's ledger file and were correctly left alone.
New tests cover: rank/stickiness in all four directions, sidecar-upgrades-unchanged-transcript, both sidecar tree layouts (machine-wide and profile
data/), no-live-account, filter matching, case-insensitivity, and unknown/ambiguous/short-prefix resolution.Full suite and
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Medium Risk
Touches sync ledger semantics, restore write paths, and backup of
~/.claude.json(may contain MCP secrets locally); mistakes could mislabel sessions or skip/clobber paths during restore, but changes are heavily tested and scoped to attribution and symlink edge cases.Overview
Adds per-session account attribution at sync time and
clauderig search --accountto filter on it, plus backup/restore/symlink fixes so shared-memory links and identity files are handled safely.Attribution pipeline: Sync reads
LiveIdentity()once from~/.claude.json(three identity fields only) and stamps ledger rows with Desktop sidecar path as ground truth (desktop) or the syncing machine’s login as inference (sync). Higher rank upgrades lower; equal ranks stay sticky. The device registry stores the same identity slice on eachTouch. Ledger union merges attribution by rank, not recency.Search:
--accountresolves alias, email, or UUID prefix via ledger + registry; unknown names error with hints; sessions without attribution are excluded but counted in the footer. Incompatible with--live/--raw/--all.Safety: macOS keychain reads decode
security(1)hex blobs; pre-restore backup recreates symlinks, copies~/.claude.json, preserves modes, and refuses existing/dangling backup paths withLstat/O_EXCL. Allowlist skips directory symlinks as files; restore skips writes under existing symlinks; sync retires stale staged placeholders when live path is a directory.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit fe1196c. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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Record Claude Code account ownership at sync time by combining Desktop sidecar ground truth with the syncing machine’s identity, then expose that attribution through alias, email, and UUID-based
search --accountfiltering. Harden keychain decoding, backup creation, symlink handling, permission preservation, and restore reconciliation to prevent credential exposure or writes through shared-memory links.Modified files (2)
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Summary by cubic
Sessions now record which account they belong to,
clauderig search --accountfilters on it, and restore no longer fails when a worktree'smemory/symlink points at a shared directory.Account attribution
accountUuidfrom two ranked sources: Desktop sidecar paths are ground truth, and the syncing machine's login is a fallback inference.--accountaccepts an alias, email, oraccountUuidprefix (names resolve through the account store and the device registry) and errors on unknown names; unattributed sessions are counted in the footer, not dropped.Restore and backup hardening
~/.claude.json, preserving permissions and refusing any pre-existing destination.security(1)'s hex fallback output.Written for commit fe1196c. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
--accountfiltering to session search by alias, email, or account ID prefix.