Export and share
cc-analyzer can export one session or a portfolio. Treat the default output as private: it may include prompts, file paths, and transcript content when you opt into transcripts.
One session
sh
cc-analyzer analyze <session-id> --md --out ./session.md
cc-analyzer analyze <session-id> --html --redact --out ./share.html
cc-analyzer analyze <session-id> --json --redact --out ./session.jsonUse --include-transcript only when the transcript is needed. Redacted output removes prompts and sensitive paths and caps the included transcript.
Portfolio or project export
sh
cc-analyzer export --format all --out ./export
cc-analyzer export --project <project-id> --format json,csv --out ./project
cc-analyzer export --session <session-id> --format md --redact --out ./share
cc-analyzer export --format all --split --out ./export--split creates private and shareable trees. Add --zip when you need an archive; ZIP export requires the system zip command.
The local web dashboard exposes the same export builders. Its bulk endpoint is GET /api/export; a session report is GET /api/sessions/:id/report?format=md|html|json.
Before sharing
- Prefer
--redactor the shareable tree. - Inspect the generated files before uploading them.
- Do not include a transcript unless the recipient needs it.
- Remember that optional Analyze-with-Claude processing is different from local parsing; see Privacy and security.
More examples are in Recipes & Use Cases.