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Replay Contract

Task Bundle replay means re-execution under comparable starting conditions.

Minimum Replay Inputs

A bundle is considered replay-ready when it contains:

  • task.md with the task description and constraints
  • summary.md from the original run
  • a stable bundle.json metadata record
  • a task-related file snapshot in workspace/files/ or a clearly referenced starting state
  • optional but recommended events.jsonl
  • optional but recommended result.diff

Minimum Metadata

These metadata fields are the most important for replayability:

  • schemaVersion
  • title
  • createdAt
  • tool
  • model
  • runtime
  • repo
  • commit
  • branch

Replay Expectations

Replay is successful when a tool can:

  • understand the original task
  • access equivalent starting files
  • rerun the task under similar runtime assumptions
  • produce a new result that can be compared with the original bundle

Replay is not expected to:

  • reproduce token streams exactly
  • preserve the exact same event timing
  • recreate every internal branch or hidden reasoning step